numbskull thinks that the suv in your driveway is a bigger threat to our security than a bunch of lunatics who want to kill us?" the first caucuses and primaries are now just over a month away. at least six candidates are scheduled to be in new hampshire today. the latest new hampshire numbers show trump up 16 points over cruz and rubio. it looks like it will be a quiet christmas on iowa's campaign trail... just three presidential candidates are scheduled to make stops in the state this week. republican mike huckabee will be in marshalltown, toledo, van horne, and swisher today. democrat hillary clinton will be in keota, fairfield, and bettendorf tomorrow. and democrat bernie sanders will wrap up a three day swing with a final event in council bluffs on wednesday. there are no campaign stops currently scheduled from christmas eve through saturday. a republican presidential candidate is trying to show off sense of humor... imagine the greatest christmas stories told by the senator who once read green eggs and ham from the senate floor. twas the night before the shutdown and all through the

we're atributing real crazy lunatics with people who hear voices in their head and those that don't. >> could impressible people be the ones that are recruited? >> that's the ones that they're arguing. >> that's not that. >> it's lone -- >> i do not buy the argument. the argument is that among the leader for whom this is not an issue, it's ameans by which you can bring the recruits the make it an issue. >> i know in america the muslims faith itself really gains a lot of to the prison system. what we saw there was not isis. nerd, it was not people coming out and blowing up buildings and workplaces. i still reject that neil. what you're say to go a guy like this guy is you know what, even though that you're born here and you're doing well and 70 grand a year, you're still not accepted. someone said that as beard grew up, he did not like it. they know how to take the slights and build on them and say that these people don't like youchlt it's time to strike before they strike you. >> what were the sees that we saw? >> well the policy and the dictator and we took the side of the dictator.

it is like, the lunatics find me in all areas of my life. something -- find another way to save money. clip a few coupons. go to the discount store to buy your shoes. these are 49.95 and they're lovely. find another way to do it. i'm surprised in this age of fear, we're all like so afraid, we're talking about terrorism. we're talking about crime. i'm surprised more people aren't afraid to show up to be in hotel room and fall asleep next to a stranger. melissa: we're missing what this is about. this can not possibly be about sharing a website with a stranger to save money. this is like one of your things you tell your parents you're seeing movie for 80th time. you're going to whatever movie and no, we're seeing top gun for 25th time. >> really busy right now. you're sharing that hotel room with strangers. melissa: what do you think? >> it seems nefarious. my mind goes to like a gross place immediately. putting yourself in that kind of a vulnerable situation. i know people who would do this, i do. i know people would do it, definitely saving m

why should we -- i don't think that ben agrees but why don't we expect the same policy that has the lunatic toss the country? >> i could not agree more. donald trump said something about bringing the muslims and stopping them from the country. his theory was right. there are people in certain countries that they're importing that want to kill us. >> yeah. >> absolutely. it's about time that we stop the immigration from the countries. >> i will tell you why but they have to remember -- you have to go back to first principal. it's a fundamental to the country's values. >> no, it's not. >> where does the word appear in the constitution? >> it does not. >> it's the idea of people wanting go kill us. >> i will say it once. >> can we bring it back to the context of what we're talking about here? we're talking -- >> you should be the host. >> the guest is butting into the conversation here. we talk about the new normal and security and people feeling on edge and not going to the mall or same bars because they feel that they're not safe. he makes a point because the people that came here and carrie

we've herbed the lune aparticula aparticulars -- lunatics out there, but now we're hearing people like this, thought leaders who are influential in their circles, who are castigating an entire group of people simply because of the actions of the lunatics. i call jerry out for a public dialogue on this, because he's wrong. >> i saw you on bill o'reilly, he asked you an interesting question. he said we need to see a million muslim march, to have you and other leaders out there to make this clear. what do you think of that idea? >> i spoke to bill off-camera. the underlying point is the point that there hasn't been a visible show of unity among muslims who are trying to pave the way forward for what is the real reaction of islam. so whether that's a physical demonstration or it's something that's in a digital platform, we agree we need to have a joint effort, which is why we believe this campaign we're launching next month will define the principles of true islam versus extremists. >> let me read you this, this came from hillary clinton earlier today talking about why she won't use the te

look if you're a lunatic ain't nothing better to have a bunch of target you know are going to be unarmed. cruz has campaigned heavily in weeks. "h"hry potter" author j-k rowling is the latest to condemn donald trump for his call to ban muslims from entering the u-s. in a tweet, rowling said "voldemor", who is harry potter's arch enemy in the book series, was nowhere near as bad as the republican presidential frontrunner. rowling's fans are praising the author's remarks. (sheila) even clouds couldn't keep ouou temperatures down, today, (matt) chief meteorlogist ron demers joins us with our first look at the forecast at 5. even mostly cloudy skies for part of the day couldn't stop temperatures from warming to about 20 degrees above average for this time of year. and as more sun returns for wednesday, temperatures may be on the rise a bit more again with highs in the 50s expected where there is little snow cover with highs being held to the 40s in northern siouxland with more snow cover. (sheila) a fire forced residents from their homes at a morningside apartment complex last night. (matt)

i mean, help me out here was it the hamate, the lunate, the trapezium? phalanges, you' ll get no sympathy from me. that is nothing. and a guy that bill belichick says is every bit as disruptive as -- left practice today. he plans on going after tom brady sunday night. >> i' m going to try. i mean, they come after me every week with everything in the book go ahead. come at me. up to get vantage of whatever you try and do. it' s my job to go after the quarterback. you can try to take advantage of whatever you want to take advantage of. bob: and here is big vince wilfork in the patriot uniform he wore for a decade but he' ll sunday. rode out of town after winning his second super bowl ring. strong bonds with his former ll be frenemies on sunday. >> those are friends of mine. i do look at it any different going into this game than i do any other game. but who knows. i might feel different sunday, but i' ve never been in this situation. >> we will have to see sunday, it' s different, but i talked to him a good amount. keep in touch with them. it will obviousl

. >> you think you're okay in your own home and some crazy lunatic shoots people in the face. >> reporter: neighbor diane champny knew 66-year-old peter seen here in his facebook picture as pops. >> he was a really good guy. very good to people. too good to people that i think he let people into his the right people. >> reporter: champny who asked you us not to show her face, lives in this revere multifamily at 70 wait street where shots rang out in a first floor apartment thursday night. >> when we heard like a rumble and like someone saying help. we rushed downstairs. >> reporter: a woman in the area sent fox 25 this video of the aftermath. police say patari and 35-year-old mother of 33 a family members told us johnson was going through a rough time but was getting her life back on track. she had recently lost her mother and brother. neighbors found johnson's boyfriend injured outside patari's apartment. >> he came downstairs he. bleeding on his back and everything. so we went upstairs we called the police. >> reporter: revere police arrested 37-year-old michael deleon of lynn and charg

. >> thinks that the suv in your driveway is a bigger threat to our security than a bunch of lunatics who want to kill us? >> reporter: the first caucuses and primaries are now just over a month away. at least six candidates are scheduled to be in new hampshire today. now, the latest new hampshire numbers for the republicans. donald trump out front by 16 percentage points. just ahead of ted cruz. >> tracie, youed bernie sanders there. another controversy swirling around him this morning. two more bern sanders campaign staffers on suspension this morning. this comes in the wake of improperly accessed and downloaded voter data belonging to the clinton campaign. now, the sanders' campaign promptly fired and these two other staffers are only suspended pending the outcome and investigation. sanders said during this weekend's debate he would not hesitate to fire anybody else if they did something wrong. >>> get those holiday cards, letters, packages in the mail today. that what i'm going to be doing. it's the key delivery day for the u.s. postal service. >> hopefully you're giving yourself

town when a gun-crazed lunatic can get you down when you are going about your is this. we had a lot of messages coming in from the united states, messages of support. he sends a message of support to americans. he says, "please stay safe. you.e worried about march on washington, demand action now." he says, "until parisi will take life in under a no holds barred right to bear arms any day." of changes tos the constitution have been made. flo: they are upsetting a lot of people on the left. the fact that these constitutional changes or these plants changes are kind of rocking the boat. what does the government want to do? first of all, it wants to extend the state of emergency from three months to six months. wants to do, he and this is controversial. he wants to include in the constitution the power to strip dual nationals, convicted of terrorism, of the french citizenship. the left-leaning daily is focusing on the stripping power that francois hollande wants to have an says that it is really -- it has provoked a major malaise in the left. it is an idea that is traditio

numb skull thinks that the suv in your driveway is a bigger threat to our security than a bunch of lunatics who want to kill us? hampshire, more than 60% of republican voters say terrorism and security are their biggest concerns. yesterday, trump reiterated his call to ban muslims from entering the country. >> the problem is a very serious problem. you have a radicalization of people, they happen to be islamic. >> reporter: fell republican marco rubio blasted trump. >> he came up with something spectacular and outrageous so that people would respond to it and he could recapture the headlines. it's not a serious proposal. >> reporter: trump's comments have not hurt hip p.m. a vast of voters in new hampshire and iowa are glad somebody said them, during during. >> he is becoming isis best recruiter. they are going to people, showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims. >> reporter: trump says clinton has no basis for her claim. lie. everything. >> reporter: now trump still leads the republican field in new hampshire and south carolina. democratic side. while bernie sanders holds

yeah aim out there with all the other lunatics. >> and stores are extending hours to accommodate thehoppers. this store will be hop from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. most of next week. kohl's on 24 hours a day and if i need to tell you five more shopping dies wrap up your christmas list. we're live in cherry hill, jeff skversky, "channel 6 action news," walter. >> thank you, jeff. >> moving for tonight's debate at the white house. the night started with bernie saunders apologizing for his staffers that locked at data from her campaign. they were asked about major policies including gun controlle in wake of san bernardino attack. >> guns in and of themselves in my opinion will not make americans safer. we lose 33,000 people a year already to gun violence. arming for people to do what i think is not at appropriate response to terrorism. >> there say broad consensus on sensible gun safety regulations that i coming from a state that has no gun control will doll my best to bring together. >> we need more principal when i saw the training videos that say eatest weight to get a come balt assault swp a

. >> i think you are attracting more than the lunatic fringe.hat is what i mean by drinking the kool-aid, with the terrorist thing, yeah, i think trump might be right, man. >> i don't think that's real. >> he-- see, i mean look, i don't think he's going to get 100 percent of the black vote, the first black president, bill clinton didn't get 100 percent of the black vote but that i goat, that makes sense. >> trump is just arab el rouser. >> larry: exactly. some people like rable rousing. -- rabel rousing. >> i don't think any of those people decided that they didn't want muslims in the country because trump said. so i think these people have been here, okay. and trump is just making it okay for them to say it out loud, okay. but they were here when barack was running. >> yeah. >> i don't think they just moved here. trump is not converting racists, they were already there. >> larry: what about the people who are just afraid. what about when he is trading on fear and that trades on that fear, they go yeah. >> i don't think they are going to go and

[ laughter ] look, if you're a lunatic, ain't nothing better to have a bunch of targets you know are going to be unarmed. >> reporter: the congress is slated to leave for the holidays next week, so even if there was consensus on what to do, it wouldn't happen until january at the earliest. allen martin, kpix 5. >>> want to get you breaking news out of san jose, mark's there live on the scene of a fatal accident, mark? >> reporter: well, veronica, actually standing on the northbound lanes of 101 at the blossom hill exit, the chp confirms one person is dead, one person has been transported to the hospital, this all started about 8:30 with multiple calls of a wrong-way driver, a driver driving at high speed southbound in the northbound direction. the chp began tracking this and sergeant jason burke pick it up from here. >> we had officers from the north end attempting to get in position, to interject, before we were able to get in position for that, a collision occurred. at this point, we're still investigating, there is one confirmed person that did not make it out of this collision, a

laughter ) look, if you're a lunatic, ain't nothing better to have a bunch >> reporter: congress is slated to leave for the holidays next week, so even if there was consensus about what to do now, scott, it isn't going to happen for a while. >> pelley: nancycyordes on capitol hill for us. thank you, nances. the murder weapons in san bernardino were versions of a very popular rifle called an ar-15. it is a semiautomatic version of a u.s. military assault weapon. millions have been built, but a few are infamous. an ar-15 was used to kill nine at umpqua community college in oregon in october. this ar-15 was used in the murders of 12 in the colorado movie theater attack in 2012. and this ar-15 was used in the murders of0 first graders and six adults in newtown, connecticut. dean reynolds has more on the ar-15. >> and pull the handle back. >> reporter: at ci spooting owner stephen stutut stocks the ar-15 for a simple reaean. >> it's a favorite among sportsmen, target shooters and competitors. it's also popular as a home defense platform. >> reporter: light weight and even to master with about 3

. >> yeah, i'm out there with all the other lunatics. >> reporter: the mall opened 8:00 a.m.o 11:00 p.m. most of next week and then kohless open 24 hours a day until christmas eve. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> tonight in front of a national tv audience, the eagles have to outpace the number one offense in the nfl, the cardinals. 89 cardinals arrived at their philadelphia hotel, that's patrick peterson dressed as an elf. the 11-2 cardinals have the best defenses. sam bradford will have to find a way to get past the defense and outscore arizona. >>> tune in to "action news" sports sunday for highlights it starts tonight at 11:00 p.m. >>> dallas could cowboys are of the playoff picture they lost to the jets after new york kicked a 40-yard field goal with 36 seconds remaining. dallas is out after win the nfc east title. >>> smart watches a hot commodity this holiday season. which one is the best buy? >> avoiding germs at the movie theater. it's not an easy thing to do, but details are coming up. >> looking live at wilmington, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusi

look, if you're a lunatic, ain't nothing better to have a bunch of targets you know are going to have unarmed. >> we need bomb control because these people were building bombs. we need terrorist control. >> part of that strategy, i'm just going to say this again, i've been talking about it for the last few days is to try to prevent terrorists from getting their hands on guns in our country. >> lawmakers yesterday blocked a bill that would have toughened existing background checks and prevented people on the no fly list from buying guns all for gop senators running for president. marco rubio ted cruz, and rand pall voted against the measure. the back and forth over gun control prompted the new york times to do something it hasn't done in almost 100 years, that's run an editorial on its front page. the headline, the gun epidemic. the editorial calls the proliferation of guns in this country a moral outrage and a national disgrace, the last front page editorial in the paper was back in 1920. >>> right now a montgomery county police officer is still in a battle to survive after being hit

. >>> you think you are okay in your own home and some crazy lunatic shoots people in the face. >> reporter: revere police have custody of that suspect until he appears in court in chelsea on monday. live in revere tonight, susan . >> anchor: night team where a a car clear this evening. investigating. authorities say the victim was . >> anchor: police are investigating a deadly crash in north reading. a car drove into a home on route 6 2 early this morning. police say the impact threw the driver into the passenger seat. the 39-year-old woman did not survive. three people inside the home at the time were not hurt. investigators are still, ing to filling out what caused this crash. >> anchor: the night team now turning to an explosive discovery in pelham, new hampshire. that is a rocket. surprisingly it was pretty scary for people. the bomb squad was called in to make sure that this thing wasn't going to just go off. kimberly becomeman live in pelham to tell us more about kimberly? adam. police say the in a an who dropped it off didn't give his name or say where he was from. he just left a ro

numbskull thinks that the suv in your driveway is a bigger threat to our security than a bunch of lunatics who want to kill us?" the first caucuses and primaries are now just over a month away. at least six candidates are scheduled to be in new hampshire today. the latest new hamphire numbers show trump up 16 points over ted cruz and marco rubio. i'm tracie potts in washington - back to you. >> senator bernie sanders will be campaigning in siouxland today and tomorrow. tonight, he will be speaking at the boys club of sioux city at 7 o'clock. then tomorrow morning at 10, he'll be speaking at buena vista the last time sanders campaigned in july. the confederate flag once again became the source of controversy in south carolina yesterday. dozens of people were waving the rebel flags as a part of a 'sovereignty day rally.' the event was organized by the south carolina secessionist party as a way to secession from the union in 1860. several people who took part in the rally expressed their lingering outrage with the legislature's decision to remove the confederate battle flag from state house g

he's a lunatic. kennedy: you think he should have said. >> just say no. hell * who hell no. think he will be the nominee. am i wrong. >> is there any alcohol about? here is the issue. kasich raised his hand on the first question of the first debate on fox news. would any of you not support the republican nominee. trump was the only one who didn't raise his hand. trump has back tracked on the pledge he signed because trump does whatever trump wants to do. kasich has already committed. i think as a candidate for president, as abhorrent as donald trump is in many ways, he should say as a member of the party i will support the party's nominee and i don't think it will be donald trump. trump supporters try to back me into a corn. here is my answer. i will never vote for hillary clinton, and i will consider voting for donald trump in the general election if he treats plea fairly through elect day to use his own standard. kennedy: i have to say this. the comments that he head about your good friend and coauthor mary katharine ham were so inappropriate. i hope people call him to tas

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i'm like this kid is a lunatic. >> lunatyke was born that day. the 34-year-old former stand up comedian found an illustrator and turned it into a e-book series. he wanted to teach his children empathy. richard's path in life is different than his brothers who both joined after the september 11th terrorist attacks. pat walked away from a successful nfl career to serve his country. he was killed in a friendly fire incident if afghanistan if 2004. i asked richard what he thinks pat would say about the endeavor. >> he'd feel like it's a natural fit from a -- like a full circle natural fit. i don't think in my 20s he would say you're going to be a kid book author. i don't know. i know my brother kevin thinks they're fantastic and is a fan of them. that means the worl to me. >> the e books are available to down lo. you can find a link on our website. richard hopes hard cover and paper book sometime next year. >> just ahead, we're learning about suspect's arrest for domestic violence. >> heads up, holiday shoppers, your habits are being tracked but you

we spent time in the 1920's right through to the early 2000's when there was this really lunatic peak. what is your assessment, if we have tepid demand? where do you look? how do you look at oil? what is fair value? holger: what i simply do is take the oil price, which is something nominal, and set against it overall consumer prices and think about the real price of oil. the real price of oil to me looks close to the longer-term average. changes,mes have big such as the 1970's. withas the rise of china its huge demand for global commodities. but now, as the market has responded with a supply increase, we are back to what i would call roughly normal price of oil, which is good news for the world economy, and can support growth while also meaning that central banks won't be getting up inflation. francine: thank you so much. will kennedy and holger schmieding with us. next on "the up pulse," as shares fall and sales slump, what is the volkswagen family going to say today on the shop floor? ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse." manus: let's bring you a little bit of breaking news on th

these people are lunatics and there is not much you can do by the. obama is in a tight spot.ennedy: you are right. your 7th year in office. it's hard to say something with enough gravity and seriousness without being an alarmist that people take seriously themselves. what did his speech boil down to. >> what it boils down to was we are going to keep doing what we are doing, and a lot of the american public and he included, did not think that's enough. he talked about gun control and rejecting radical muslim extremist rhetoric. but what he really should be saying is we are going to strike back on the terrorist threat very hard. he's putting america on the defense when america and the american people deserve to be on the offense. >> if you are striking back hard that will breed a lot of blowback. you can't kill everyone. the people left will be resentful. >> i think he need to rethink his stance on syrian refugees. >> i don't think he will be pushing that issue strong in the next few weeks. >> kennedy: it's interesting because there has been a way for the left to respond to thi

where do you go to get the nazis and commies and lunatics that it would take to make america more like europe. no thanks. >> host: michael is calling from deerfield beach, florida. michael, go ahead. >> caller: yes, hello. first off, i wanted to say thank you very much, mr. o'rourke. satire and comedy are it when it comes to communicating something. >> guest: you're welcome. >> caller: and by that i mean to the populace at large. both the center for disease control this past week, i don't know if you're aware of this, and the health and human services have come out and said that we're all crazy in a lawsuit in compton, california, that has been won. it was based on something they called complex traumatic justice, ptsd in our schools. and it's basically behaviorally-transmitted bad behavior that whole communities and schools can suffer and that, clearly, if it's not caricatured and put into comedy, no one's going to want to hear. so i want to thank you ahead of time, because i can't help but think that it's going to be a big topic. i'm all done. >> guest: i'll get right on that one. >>

i'm like this kid is a lunatic. >> lunatyke was born that day. the 34-year-old former stand up comedian found an illustrator and turned it into a e-book series. he wanted to teach his children empathy. richard's path in life is different than his brothers who both joined after the september 11th terrorist attacks. pat walked away from a successful nfl career to serve his country. he was killed in a friendly fire incident if afghanistan if 2004. i asked richard what he thinks pat would say about the endeavor. >> he'd feel like it's a natural fit from a -- like a full circle natural fit. i don't think in my 20s he would say you're going to be a kid book author. i don't know. i know my brother kevin thinks they're fantastic and is a fan of them. that means the world to me. >> the e books are available to down load. you can find a link on our website. richard hopes to see these in hard cover and paper book sometime next year. >> just ahead, we're learning about suspect's arrest for domestic violence. >> heads up, holiday shoppers, your habits are bei

couple of lunatics, yes? holiday shopping can be a nightmare, let's be honest, it's hard to figure out what to get people, let alone where to get the stuffr this year, perhaps it's time to revisit the ways of our forefathers. this year may i suggest that you do your holiday shopping here? >> factory outlets are out of control. popular shops have lines out the door. sure online shopping is it's time to go back to a simpler time at the sad old mall. top fashions for her at the dress barn. sweaters for him at today's man. teens can play the hottest games at time-out arcade. don't forget a stop at s and s cafeteria. there's so much to choose from, you'll wonder why you haven't ben here since middle school. enjoy all our remaining tenants. we still have a record store. the sad old mall where the hell did everybody go across from the abandoned tire depot in the bad part of town. >> jimmy: thank you. we have to take a break. when we come back, i need your attention. when we come back we have a very special guest fro