. > john: white charcoal on black paper. >> emerging out of the darkness of addiction in to the light of recovery. >> john: the eyes tell us all we need to know. that's what i see it as. it tells us where they've been. and what's inside there. >> john: our introduction to richie richie. >> method am feetphetaminesamphetamines. r what i see is a person who didn't have any hope. this is me getting baptized in prison. >> folks that stay here in the pathway center. >> john: richie has been in recovery for nine years and now has his children back. >> it's done more than just changed my life. >> john: richie is among the pour trailts of possibilities. going face-to-face with himself is heavy. gazing in to his own eyes with clarity. >> what i see is exactly what he's trying to do. and that's to bring the recovery to light. >> it's hard for me to watch people because i always get tied up and emotional about it because -- >> john: only one place to turn. >> there's a difference between the tears of sadness and the tears of joy, man. >> john: this is douglas' self-portrait. in recovery for almo

his name was john white. we formed a good relationship from the beginning. >> how was your flight? >> it was grand. >> when tom turned up, i thought he was a fantastic guy. he was so full of life, so exubera exuberant. we got along straight away. >> we've got good people here. want me to show you around? >> yeah. >> great. >> tom was one of the 15 engineers i had under my control. they looked up to me because of my experience in the region. i knew quite a bit about the lie of the land, or so i thought. at that particular point, all things were going splendid. and my two weeks rnr were coming up. i was really looking forward to getting back to ireland to see my children, my wife. i was very excited about that. at that particular point, there was nothing on the horizon to suggest that i wouldn't make it home. that morning turned on my radio, heard the news that saddam had invaded kuwait. we heard that they were pulling families out of homes, raping women. there were mass killings. the reports from kuwait were shocking, absolutely shocking. >> very quickly the western were making thre

john: you were not white house secretary but you were the communications director. relationships did you have with your predecessors? nicolle: i'm a huge fan of his. everybody likes him so much. there is a secret society and people who end up in those jobs lean on others. i had a friend and mentor throughout the entire time. we used to sneak out for some secret advice. john: up next, we have bruce rydell. when we come back in 60 seconds. ♪ john: i had a chance to sit down with a former cia agent. the director from the brookings institute intelligence project -- bruce riedel. jfk: thee author of " forgotten president." we spoke about politics in the middle east and fighting islamic state. isce: everybody agrees isil a problem but it is problem number two or number three. we have to persuade them it is problem number one and something they should focus on. it is easy to say and very hard to do. john: even the west, only one country, france, would say isil is the number one foreign policy problem. it is not fair that it is a bigger problem than russia. bruce: a lot of

tuesday, december 20 second, constitutional attorney john white ahead, constitutional america, the warn the american people. university of georgia law professor is our gift on december 23rd at 8:30 a.m. eastern, talking abouter had book, how the other half banks, exclusion, exploitation and the threat to democracy. at 8:30 a.m. eastern on thursday, december 24th. political scholar matthew green joins to us talk about underdog politics, the minority party in the u.s. house of representatives. friday, december 25th, also at 8:30, author, historian, lecturer, craig shirley discusses his book, last act, final years and emerging legacy of ronald reagan. be sure to watch c-span's washington journfall for author's week starting december 21st. >> puerto rico currently has more than $70 billion in debt. that's more than any state in the u.s. with the exception of california and new york. the territory's governor, alejandro garcia padilla talked about the economy at the national press club yesterday. he expressed disappointment that congress has not taken action to assist puerto rico with his de

john gonzalez is at the white house. john: it is a stunning and scathing report and this is why. 143 is the amount of security breaches and attempts in the past 10 years at facilities manned by the u.s. secret service. that includes the white house. you can see a lot of pedestrian traffic. no cars allowed. but you can see the secret service agents very visible. the house oversight and government reform committee released a critical report this morning. just days after the recent white house fence jumper, the committee believes the secret service is an agency in crisis. the report found the agency is understaffed and overworked. it's the series of high-profile embarrassing scandals that have really raised red flags in recent years. the prostitution scandal. the undertrained agents guarding the president. the inappropriate e-mails within the agency. and the handful of jumpers in the past couple of years. >> there have been a lot of incidents recently. but i have faith in our government and i hope they get it under control.

john: you were not white house secretary under george w.u were the communications , director. in that job, what kind of relationships did you have with your predecessors and both parties question mark -- both parties? nicolle: i'm a huge fan of his. everybody likes him so much. there is a secret society and people who end up in those jobs lean on others. mike mccurry is one of my friends and mentors throughout the entire time. we used to sneak out for some wine and secret squirrel advice. john: up next, we have bruce riedel when we come back in 60 seconds. ♪ john: i had a chance to sit down with a former cia agent. the director of the brookings institute intelligence project -- bruce riedel. he has advised for presidents and is the author of "jfk: forgotten crisis." we spoke about politics in the middle east and fighting islamic state. bruce: everybody agrees isil is a problem but it is problem , number two or number three. we need to successfully persuade them that this is problem number one and something they should focus on. it is easy t

temperatures as the readings struggled to get into the middle 50s and it is going to be a cool weekend, john whitein the morning for the inland valleys. upper 20s in the coolest places like santa rosa, some really frosty starts, 30s by the bay, sunny on saturday, and we start out sunny on saturday. another week system is arriving for sunday night and that could ring about quarter of an inch of rain and then we have drive - - dry conditions through the rest of 2015. >>> still had, movie theaters expecting to be jampacked this weekend, and the film that is going to dominate the box office. >>> if you're looking for something to do after opening christmas gifts, how about a movie? star wars has already written $38 million yesterday and it is expected to dominate them the box office again. they should earn $1 billion by the end of the week. and sony is getting all team players a chance to see will - - will smith for free. and to make his signing like he has to face off. and sony is offering players and one guest free admission to the movie which opens tomorrow. the only have two present their membersh

the other is at john b white senior boulivard and southport road. no word on injuries at that crash. crash.here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on i-85 in spartanburg near the highway 29 exit.we're not seeing any backup from that crash in the area.-- 3 3 it's ______.who do you admire most?that's what a new survey is asking .. and the results could surprise you. 3 here's a live look over greenville county-- you're watching the morning news on fox carolina. 3 you're watching the morning news with lauren elise, ben papay, chris scott w3 the morning news on fox carolina.you're looking live in rosman.. where some roads are closed after overnight flooding.many are also without power right now. 3 people to stay calm.. after a grand jury decided not to file charges in the death of a 12 year old boy. boy.in november of last year.. tamir rice was shot and killed by a police officer.. who thought the boy was armed.it turned out he was holding a pellet gun.now, an attorney for the rice family says he believes the prosecutor in the case sided with the police

john heilemann. ♪ >> heavy dewey decimal system day, sports fans. welcome to the north lawn of ye old whiteouse. first, some polls about the people who want to be the next tenant of this auguste residence. the cbs national poll shows donald trump in charge at 35%, up 13 points from october, and more than double any other candidate. ted cruz, 16% in second place. ben carson, down 13 points, third place. in south carolina, where a fox news poll shows trump doing just as well as nationally with 35%, all of by carson at 15%, and ted cruz and marco at 14% of these. there are three big numbers that we want to highlight, talk about, so let's go through them quickly. the first one is 25%, that is how many south carolina republicans say donald trump will be the best candidate to handle national security, the big issue of the moment. 24%, that is how many people said ted cruz would be their first choice if donald trump were to magically disappear from the race. finally, 4%, a much smaller number, that's how marco rubio is doing with tea party voters in south carolina. that is pretty bad for him. of a

now to your red, white and blue it looks like the libertarian party has its candidate for president. john mcafee entered the white house race as a libertarian thursday. the 70-year-old cyber-security pioneer is known for his popular computer anti-virus software. he originally planned to run for the highest office under his own cyber party to, quote, "disrupt the political status quo." but mcafee says a representative from the libertarian party contacted him tuesday about representing their party. the convention is in late may in orlando, florida... and he is likely to receive the nomination. california police arrested a man after an hours-long standoff in south sacramento. the county sheriff's office said the man fired off a gun early friday morning then holed up inside. a woman managed to escape the home after swat teams surrounded the property. officials had to evacuate residents living nearby. no other details were made available. not everyone has a home to go to at a christmas.. or a family to share a warm that's where catholic charities of southern nevada comes in. today they served

john harwood is at the white house. president going at great length here i think to certainly in more specificity of the offensive listing several names of isis leaders who have been killed as he tries to fight back against those who say the strategy is not working. >> reporter: scott, he was trying to demonstrate that the strategy is working, as he has argued consistently, but also that he is forward leaning. you know, he said we need to get results faster sending ash carter his secretary of defense to the region to enlist greater help from our allies, sending john kerry to moscow to try to bring the russians more rapidly along toward the idea that we have to have a political process that ends with bashar al assad leaving power in syria, which the united states says is key to holding down isis, but there was one key acknowledgment from the president where he was describing u.s. efforts against what he called isis core. he said if we squeeze the heart, they can't pump as much terror out to the rest of the world. that is

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john macafee entered the white house race as a libertarian thursday. the 70-year-old cyber-security pioneer is known for his popular computer anti-virus software. he originally planned to run for the highest office under his own cyber party to, quote, "disrupt the political status quo." but he says a representative from the libertarian party contacted him tuesday about representing their party. there are 16 major presidential candidates this primary season -- many of them you likely know. but here's a 17th candidate you probably don't -- who is drawing a lot of attention. when democratic presidential candidate rocky de la fuente opened his doors for a holiday party inside his new west des moines home -- he had visions of santa, trees, and bright lights. (officer) "we have had complaints about the trailer and city ordinance, you know, we have to take the proper steps." police say rocky is in violation move these in the next seven days. residents feel the big trailer and bus isn't something they want to see in their neighborhood. rocky says some neighbor

john: the white people from europe. >> if you believe -- yes.eve for example, that women should be allowed to feel sunlight on their faces, then that is -- that is very different from the wife that this syed farook procured himself. i would urge your viewers to looked at picture of these two returning to the united states. at chicago's o'hare airport, after he procured his muslim bride overseas. not just that she's a covered woman. if you look at his garb, he is not wearing the clothes of a man born in california, raised in california. a so-called homegrown american. if you looked at clothes he's wearing, that testifies to how strong an islamic identity is, compared to so-called assimilationist pressures. john: nobody is citing him as a success, certainly. i ask my followers on social media how do we fight terror and personal liberty? and justin says -- mark a lot of people say we wouldn't have the problems if we weren't there. >> i would agree with the viewer to this extent, i don't think the security state is the answer to this. in other words

john white, senior research analyst at roth capital joining us. it's been a surprising year. i understand the idea if oil turns around, some of these names may look attractive. given what we've seen, what is the real likelihood that things are going to at least stabilize if not turn around? >> hello, brian. it's good to see you again. with regard to 2016, we rely a lot on the iea estimates and the iea most recent iea estimate is for about a 1.2 million barrel a day increase in oil consumption combined with about an 800,000 barrel a day decrease in non-opec production. when you consider those two figurein the context of an oversupplied market of about 1.2 to 1.4 million barrels a day, you can see a glimmer of hope that we might be in for a more balanced market in 2016. now, the market has to make room for additional iranian production once the sanctions are formally lifted, and that's probably the major wildcard on the supply and demand equation. >> and i'll tell you what, john, glimmer of hope is a hard investing strategy. >> well, compared to the rest of 2015, a glimer glimm

john mcafee entered the white house race as a libertarian today. the 70-year-old cyber-security pioneer is known for his popular computer anti- virus software.. and for his run from the law a couple years ago. mcafee says a libertarian party contacted him this week about representing their party. fedex is being accused of ruining christmas for thousands of customers after storms socked the south. alison kosik reports. closed captioning will resume shortly will resume shortly closed captioning a cal state grad student has made a major discovery. she sound a new species of shark in the pacific ocean. this is being called the "ninja lantern-shark." this is the first lantern shark found near central america. its jet-black color keeps it camouflaged in the deep ocean. this inspired the student's young cousins to add ninja to its name.. and it stuck. something else about the ninja lantern-shark that's pretty cool: it can glow in the dark. next, the spirit of christmas is alive and well around the world. especially wherever this christmas tree is here's a

although i'm under but i thought joe biden's speech announcing he was not going to run in the white house. john: the award goes to "financial times" reporter and author tom burgess. his 2015 book "the looting machine" chronicles how china exploits the corruption of africa's ruling elites to plunge the continent's mineral well. he brings a dark perspective to his account. pat buchanan, most stagnant thinker. pat: i give john mccain and lindsey graham. [laughter] eleanor: n.r.a., the national rifle association. stagnant thinker. john: that was expected. you hate guns. tom: i'm going to go to -- eleanor: i hate guns that are misused. john: well, the national rifle association recommends the opposite. trade association that defends and protects the gun industry and they resist any kind of common sense gun reform which is i think you are in favor of, john. tom: bernie sanders's repercussion -- it has continue to be another failure. john: who was opposed to a gun that was an actor? eleanor: charleston heston. -- charlton heston. he was a spokesman. probably a board member. pat: ted nugent was a board

cnn senior washington correspondent joe johns is at the white house. we are told, joe, that president obama just sat down for an interview with cbs as this situation in san bernardino was unfolding. what did the president have to say about the shooting? >> well, it was brief. and as you know, jake, the president has been responding with increasing frequency to these reports of shootings. he was just sitting down for an interview with cbs news. that interview we're told was temporarily, you know, postponed until the president got a briefing a bit more information about the situation in san bernardino as federal authorities now know. now listen to some of what the president said to cbs in that interview. >> well, we don't know that much yet. it's still an active situation. fbi is on the ground offering assistance to local officials as they need it. it does appear that there are going to be some casualtiecasua. and, you know, obviously our hearts go out to the victims and the families. the one thing we do know is that we have a pattern now of mass shootin

it is not going to be black or white. john: -- jonathan: elliott gawking breaking it down for us. with us, ramin nakisa. ramin, this late into the prospective more crude coming online. if we have a crystal ball function on the bloomberg terminal, the one contract you would want to go for 2016 would be the price of brent, wouldn't it? no one knows what is good to happen next year. it is the most important variable to all of the asset classes. ramin: if you're talking about the e.m. story, that is key. driven by the price of oil. the correlation is very high. many asset classes will be affected by this. on thecan agree direction of oil. people are taking bets on it going up or down. can't forecast it. we did not forecast the fall. we saw a difficult variable to forecast. because it is politically driven. jonathan: let us use the curve. is our bestthat case scenario. 60 dollars all the way out for 2022. if that holds true, where is the the biggestin: trouble is the u.s. high-yield market. liquidity, we are seeing too much binging on credit by single big companies. we think this could

john mcafee entered the white this week. the 70-year-old cyber-security pioneer is known for his popular computer anti-virus software. the party's convention is slated for may in orlando. kurtis for a look at your weekend forecast. kurtis: some changes on the way, activity picking up out there. already seeing light of town. merry christmas, everyone. temperatures are slowly rising, now above the freezing mark -- 33 degrees grade wind chill at 36. it picks up a bit in northwestern iowa. this is a mix along interstate 80, some rain to the southwest treated all of. mixing in some freezing rain down to the south, probably a little bit of sleep. as the night goes along, we will have problems with icing along highway 30. our planner, light rain at 6:00 notice our temperature of 44, we will be closed -- just enough to keep the ice out of central iowa. continuing to the north, 36 at 9 a.m. cloudy skies and precipitation in extreme northern iowa. new temperature is 37. average high is 32, and 6:00 p.m. should be around 36. here is th

john mcafee has entered the white house race as a libertarian. the 70-year-old is known for his popular "mcaffe" computer anti- virus software. he originally planned to run for the highest office under his own "cyber party" but mcafee says a representative contacted him tuesday about representing their party. the convention is in late may in orlando, florida - where a final vote takes place for the nomination. mcafee was also on the run... after being named as a person of interest in a 2012 murder case in belize. he was eventually returned to the united states and never charged. an overnight fire heavily damaged the birthplace of former president bill clinton. "looks like that it was started intentionally so it will be investigated as potential arson fire." the building in hope, arkansas is a designated national historic site - and maintained by the national parks service. when fire crews arrived - the back of the home was on fire and flames were spreading to the second floor. in addition to fire damage outside, there's extensive smoke and water

chief meteorologist john weather center with more. 3 the white 3 house says president obama has called texas governor greg abbott from hawaii, to get an update on the severe weather in the state. the president is also offering federal support for recovery efforts. at least 11 people died and dozens were hurt in the tornadoes that swept through the dallas area this weekend. sonia moghe reports from people lost their lives. 3 an arrest in a christmas day murder out of orangeburg county. deputies say the body of 38-year-old loretta brunch was found in some water about five miles south of holly hill, off highway 4-53. brunch, a manager at a holly hill fast food restaurant, was last seen christmas day.investigators believe she was shot to death. 45-year-old harold pratt is charged in her murder. investigators say pratt and brunch got into some sort of argument, shortly before her disappearance.and the holiday weekend violence stretches to richland county...where there were three shootings, one of them deadly.abc columbia's latest tonight. 3 3 investigators are still looking for information

john wilkes booth: hell, there'll be no trouble about that. man: make way. make way! to the whitee. we must take him to the white house. dr. charles leale: no, he will die on the way. dr. charles taft: the saloon. here, next door. peter taltavul: no! no, it should not be said the president of the united states died in a saloon. not even my own. lieutenant bolton: doctor, give me your commands and i will see to it that they will be carried out. dr. ch the street, to the nearest house. lieutenant bolton: make a path! let us pass! dr. charles leale: stop, stop! [grunts]. abraham lincoln: [gasping breath]. dr. charles leale: [grunts]. william h. flood: the house opposite is closed. henry s. stafford: here, here! bring him here. dr. charles leale: go, go, go. man: clear the way, please. out of the way, please. tom hanks: lincoln is taken to a boarding house directly across the street from the theater and, due to his 6'4" height, laid diagonally on the bed of absent boarder, william clark. shorty after 11:00 pm, secretary of war edwin stanton sets up a headquarters in the back parlor of

these are hypotheticals that have been heard in the white house before. joe johnshe white house. >> president obama's focus on strengthening gun control is in the opinion of some republican leaders neglecting a critical point. gop presidential candidates criticized government leadership thursday, saying an open discussion of possible terror related motives is crucial. >> we had another event which probably was to the one yesterday, probably was related. radical islamic terrorism. and i'll tell you what. we have a president that refuses to use the term. he refuses to say it. there is something going on with him. >> politically correct doublespeak that comes from the obama administration. has gone beyond the point of ridiculous. >> i am convinced that was a terrorist attack. [ applause ] and the president continues to wring his hands and say we'll see. >> the brutal savagery of islamic terrorism exists. and this president and his former secretary of state cannot call it for what it is. >> in the meantime, san bernardino is taking time to remember those killed in wedn

we begin with joe johns at the white house.eporter: the president getting one more opportunity to make his case to the american public on why the administration is on the right track and the fight against international terrorism holding his last news conference of the year here at the white house before flying off to san bernardino, california, to meet with the families of the victims there. on thursday, the president visiting the national counterterrorism center outside washington, d.c., reporting that so far, his experts have found no specific, credible threat against the homeland. also announcing that he has ordered a review of the

john mcafee entered the white house race. the 70-year-old cyber-security pioneer is known for his popular computer anti- virus software.. and his run from the law a couple years ago. mcafee says a representative from the libertarian party contacted him this week about representing their party. a wisconsin republican state representitive is holiday season. some say a message to his constituants is too religious. 'for those who may watch this who are not christians, i invite you to consider the hope offered by the prince of peace.' it is not uncommon for lawmakers to send out christmas greetings -- the president and first lady even sent one out back in 20-13 referencing their faith. "the freedom from religion foundation" believes state representative 'scott allen' shouldnt have emailed and recorded his message using state equipment. the organization already received a complaint from one of allens constituents. allen is defending his comments. 'it is by definition who i am. it is inseparable from me. if people of the 97th distri

white. >> no. >> john, floor manager. >> it is blue a and black. >> bob kelly. >> gold and white it its gold and white. >> what do you see. >> i see white and gold as well but i saw sue in a shirt this weekend and i swear it looks like exactly the same dress. >> same look. >> i know this dress because we have put it on the air ones. >> we will put it on the air again. >> this is what i was wearing christmas day when i was sleeping. >> that is blue and black to me. >> other one can look exactly that same shade have blue and black in certain pictures and lighting. >> kit contacted kline can you put up that dress again. i want an ophthalmologist is that who it would be. >> yes, eye doctor. >> explain to me why i see absolutely gold and white and sue sees blue and black. >> what is happening. >> it captivated us for weeks and weeks. >> i'm recaptivated. >> we need an eye credit doctor. >> how is that possible. >> eye doctors is what your twitter. >> karen fox 29, and first name fox 29 sue serio. >> sue serio, fox 29. >> i'm mike fox 29. ophthalmologist what else do you call eye doctors, optometr

i'm nicole wallace alongside john and nbc news senior white house correspond nt chris jansing and thebc politics nation and president of the national action network reverend al shoarpton bringing all the class this morning. >> that's a big job. >> big job this morning. msnbc political analyst robert co costca joining us. in a few moments we'll get a check up on the top health republican campaigns. from big crowds to getting out to caucus. his latest attacks on bill clinton. fir first, let's get the latest stories. >> let's begin with breaking news. after days of intense fighting and months of u.s. backed air strikes, iraqi air forces claim they liberated seized control of the city months ago. investigators near houston, texas have determined a fire at a mosque on friday was intentionally set. the first calls about the fire came in friday afternoon just before 3:00 p.m. local time. about 200 people were inside an hour before. it's just the latest incident this months. there have been vandlization instances. one man has been charged with arson and other charges accused of starting a fir

. >> joe johns at the white house. thanks.lling cnn that the male shooter had apparently been radicalized at some point. it's unclear when he became a zellot or by whom he was inspired, but how could a seemingly ordinary american become a warped devotee of extremist terrorist ideologies? let's talk about this all with an expert on radicalization dr. lorenzo, director of george washington university's program on extremism. dr. veno, thank you for joining us. you just did a massive study on isis and radicalized americans. from what we know about the suspects now, and obviously we're still learning by the minutes, is there anything in their profiles, anything that jumps out at all, any risk factors? >> well, we know apparently that he was in contact with other individuals who are investigated suspected of terrorist, that's always somewhat of an indication. we've been talking about travel patterns. i'm not certain that's a necessary -- we don't have isis sympathizers in america, there's no such thing as a common profile. we have t

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america's role in the world and the candidate's answers will help voters decide who to send to the white house. john? >> reporter: good afternoon to you arthel. there is a lot of similarities in the republican candidates with regard to foreign policy. there are notable difference. the iran nuclear deal. >> on the first day in office on, i will rip to shreds this catastrophic nuclear deal. >> i will not say i will tear up an agreement on the first day. maybe you ought to check in with your allies, first. >> the only other candidate who would shred the deal on day one is marco rubio. >> donald trump said he would renegotiate. and carson would slow it down. trump and carson want to strengthen the military. marco rubio proposes the biggest increase. four of them would get tough with vladimar putin and donald trump would prefer to talk to putin and they would probably get along. both donald trump and ted cruz don't support the transpacific partnership and how tough jeb bush and cruz would be with china over bad behavior. >> would i approve water board ping. you bet your [bleep] i would. >> it turns out d

yesterday bush repeated a mark he first made the debate saying you can't insult your way to the white house. >>> john dickerson will be talking with jeb bush this morning on face the nation. >> he is joining us live from washington with a preview. >> you can't insult your way out of the white house expect they are both trying to. we'll talk to governor jeb bush about his new attacks on donald trump. he seems to have found his him about his campaign. we also then traveled to iowa and we talked to senator marco rubio. he is involved in his own. and then we will have new poll numbers explaning why the race is shifting where voters are moving. and at the end we'll have the political round table. >> what stuck out to you at last nights debate? >> hillary clinton is consolidating her lead. she took all questions that were aimed at her and made it about the republicans. that shows somebody that is already thinking about the general election and saying to the voters i can handle it. >> we look forward to watching your show. and remember you can catch john and a full hour of face the nation later this morning

no timetable on that from the white house. john and christine? thanks so much. >>> the shooting a major issue for republican presidential candidates who were courting jewish voters at an event in washington. they expressed outrage over the string of mass shootings but extremism, not gun laws is to blame and the white house has not done enough to fight extremism. >> as investigators in california continue to search for a motive in this latest mass shoot, it's already playing out on the presidential campaign. speaking in washington on thursday, several republican candidates drew attention to this shooting. senator ted cruz said the country is at war and accused the obama administration of not taking seriously enough radical islamist terrorism in the united states. donald trump, however, had a bit of a different take. he says voters are looking for someone of strength. whenever there's a tragedy in the country, his numbers go up. let's take a listen. >> i'm going to get people jobs and i'm going to protect people. that's why every time there's a tra

john boehner. in the race for the white house... house...bernie sanders' campaign has been suspended from accessing the democratic national committee's voter data-base. base.this comes after a staffer used a soft-ware error confidential voter information. the e nders campaign says that staffer has been fired. the d-n-c's data-base provides information for voters nation-wide -- allowing campaigns to plan their next moves. tomorrow night - sanders will be in new hampshire for the next democratic debate.he'll be joined at the podium by front runner hillary clinton and martin o'malley.this will be the third democratic debate, and the sesend-to-last before the iowa cuacuses. on the republican side - a pair of candidates are in dubuque today. today.in about 40-minutes - marco rubio will be holding a town hall meeting at a sheet metal company.and at two o'clock - carly fiorina will be at the mc-graw-hill education facility for a tour. tour.we will have more from both rubio and fiorina's visits coming up tonight on the cbs 2 news live at fi

white. watch how smooth john mccrory is on display coming up after the cheerleaders. no problem for him on the drive and a layup, making it look easy. a little hop in the paint to create space, and he scores off the glass. great drive by sophomore guard michael r.i.m. roche coming up from memorial. 39-37, but leroy with nine points. central wins 61-51. they advance to the title game against exeter. what are we missing in sports? what about the sticks and the? -- the puck? this epidemic of gun violence hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and support universal how many people have to die before we actually act... before we come together as a nation? jamie: the boston bruins played at the ottawa senators, 5:00 start. ottawa on the power play. the puck bounced off the skate of dennis seidenberg. david krejci ties it up, tucks it past the goalie. they had to review it, but it stands for his 11th of the season. he later left the game with an injury. mike is a bondage in with a follow-up goal. the

the gonzalez reports from white house with a surprising number of breaches. john a stunning and scathing report. that is the amount of security breaches an attempt in the last 10 years at facilities manned by the u.s. a great service. that includes the white house. obviously, a lot of pedestrian traffic, no cars allowed, but there are secret service agents very visible as well. the house oversight and government reform committee released a critical report, just days after the most recent white house fence jumper the committee believes this occurred service is "an agency in crisis." the report found the agency is understaffed and overworked, but it's a series of high-profile, embarrassing scandals that has really raised red flags in recent years. the prostitution scandal in south america, untrained agents guarding the president, salacious e-mails, and of course the handful of jumpers in the past couple years. >> i know there has been a lot of instances recently, but i have faith in our government and i hope they get it under control. these are trying times for ever

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and then cited several examples of it, car lee fee fiorina, a face you don't warnt in the white house and john mccain, not a true war hero. somebody has to call a spade a spade. this guy is not going to be an emperor and he ain't got no clothes whatsoever. i was happy to do that in simple, direct english. >> let's talk about the numbers as we approach the new hampshire primary. it has certainly surprised a lot of pundits that his support is maintained, keeps growing. you said that you trust that new hampshire voters will not vote for him. the polls still show him polling the highest. what do you think will change between now and february 9th? >> on february 9th, the voters of new hampshire are going to show that the polls are incorrect. the news media, the networks, yours included, have elevated these national polls to way more important than they should have been and should be. the fact of the national networks deciding to limit the stage of republicans to now six is going to be the next one. even 8 or 10 back last summer is why we had our voters first forum. credible candidates don't get a c

john: cruz once the believers, iand truth once everything, but first the white house wants to eavesdrop. the wall street journal made a blockbuster report, saying the obama administration is spying on friendly world leaders, including benjamin netanyahu, even after the president said he would end that surveillance program. it should make things even more complicated with israel, especially after the nsa reportedly intercepted during nuclear arms negotiation's. and nuclear, bibi legislators -- was the executive branch spying on congress? a house panel announced they are opening an investigation with toldor marco rubio, who foxnews that "it might be worse than what some people might think." lle, how big is this? nicolle: i think this is godzilla posterity. this could have political ramifications intraparty. it would be interesting to see ,f hillary clinton parts ways goeshether or not ted cruz with the establishment types and whether they divide among themselves. i think this'll will be a huge ramification for foreign policy and diplomatic relations with israel. but also within each party

the white house spokesman john ernest posing for pictures with r two d2 in the press brief room. president obama joined a special screening of "the force uh i can whatten" with gold star families who lost relatives to combat or service-related injuries. disney is estimating the movie will set a new opening weekend record of $215 million in the united states. now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines, log on to fox news.com. >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levy at the "red eye requests news desk. >> i have the answer you are looking for. >> this is not the banter i am looking for. >> you should just start the show. >> i should just start show. >> andy should have been the host. >> wait a minute. move along. >> let's welcome our guest. she can sing and she can dance. often at the same time. it is joanne nosuchunsky. is it a man? is it a boy? no, it is a guy. it is guy benson. despite being both female and canadian she is hilarious. comedian and author of the upcoming memoir "you're better than me" bonnie mcfarland. he is w

the rest of the world underestimating the chance that he could have a serious go the white house. francine: johnhok. francine: welcome back. rising.sumer prices mark: inflation edging above 0 in november for the first time in four months. the banky still leaves of england a long way before it raises rates. in november. .1% core inflation that mark carney told her editor-in-chief -- he important to him. it excludes volatile food and energy prices. core inflation because it doesn't include imported disinflation, energy prices are pushing down on the headline rate. warningres follow a from a bank of england this month. weak inflation could be affecting wage growth. the central bank expect price growth to be below 1% until the second half of next year. market expectations are for the first rate hike at least in january 2017. economists are a bit more hawkish. we are aation at .1% long way before that right hike. usencine: news we can following the markets. let's get to bloomberg's first word news. nejra: australia's treasurer has confirmed a budget blowout blamed on falling commodity prices and weak

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