mr. matthew anderson, professor ronald rotunda and from mr. george wentz. speaker of the utah house of representatives, gregory hughes, will describe efforts undertaken to date and the remaining work necessary to be done to redress these harms. following speaker hughes, we will take a few minutes for question and answer for those of you who are with us here in the allison audit sore tore yum. we will force look at the environmental elements. a long standing pattern of prioritizing policy over people. as is particularly evident in the state of utah, and throughout the west. among the most articulate and persistent voices addressing these issues is dr. robert h. nelson, professor of environmental policy in the school of public policy at the university of maryland. professor nelson.

mr. jeff anderson of pleasant run elementary. the parent who nominated him said he is such a great teacher that her youngest daughter even prayed she would be in his class. mr. anderson makes learning fun, he cares about his students, and encourages them to do their best. >> i love what i do. teaching is my passion. the kids are why i' m here and i for them. miriah: we love it. mr. anderson walked away with a swag bag full of goodies from our friends bob and marianne from warm 98 and the team at modern office methods. best of all, the class was treated to a pizza party by westshore pizza. if you have a teacher you think go to wlwt.com. look under the contests tab for favorite teacher. lisa? leaders are going to discuss the plan to move nine historic murals from cvg to the duke energy convention center. the city planning commission will meet today and focus on the location for the murals. right now the plan is to have them displayed outside the convention center after they are moved from airport terminals set for demolition. mark:

mr. jeff anderson of pleasant run elementary. the parent who nominated him said he is such a great teacher that her youngest daughter even prayed she would be in his class. mr. anderson makes learning fun, encourages them to do their best. >> i love what i do. teaching is my passion. the kids are why i' m here and i just love to make learning exciting for them, meaningful for them. lisa: mr. anderson walked away with a swag bag full of goodies from our friends bob and marianne from warm 98 and the team at modern office methods. best of all, the class was treated to a pizza party by westshore pizza. if you have a teacher you think should be teacher of the week go to wlwt.com. look under the contests tab for details on how to nominate your bringing healthy food into the inner city. closing the health gap says. cincinnati has 10 fewer stores in under-served communities than the national average. that will soon change. boston-based developer the community builders is working on >> we call it transformational. there is no way for this

mr. anderson also reads the first graders a story >> darcel: coming up, auctioning

mr. anderson give you any specifics on how we are getting ready for cuba? >> reporter: i try today ask him about that. but he doesn't want to give away their exact game plan because he doesn't want to give the competition a leg up. >> jeff patterson, thank you. >>> a terror attack on a university in pakistan left at least 20 people dead. islamic militants stormed the school triggers a gun battle with security forces. 18 teachers and two students were killed. dozens of others were wounded. a taliban spokesman disowned the attack calling it unislamic. apologized for the water crisis in flint. the city's 100,000 residents have not had safe water to drink since 2014. singer cher donated thousands of bottles of water to the city and it arrived today. the city's water was contaminated by led leeching from old pipes. >>> a plunge in the price of crude oil sent stocks falling on wall street. it fell to $28 a barrel. the dow was down more than 500 points. it ended the day down 249. >>> don't look at your 401k today. >> do not. >> wait a new days. all right, still to

mr. anderson has filed a notice of defense in this matter. misdemeanor pleas, even with the reckless driving. jennifer: bell received a have to take a driver safety course. tonight, what the other man says happened that day. for now, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. sean: in manchester this noon, a man is facing the judge did manchester police say 48-year-old jeffrey o' neill allegedly had a knife and assaulting them threatened and cap the victim against her will. he fled the scene but was found the next day. he is charged with kidnapping, burglary, and possession of a deadly weapon. a nashua man is accused of stabbing a man during a fight. police say neal sevieri allegedly stabbed a man on his neck, forehead, and shoulder. he was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. sevieri faces 3 counts of first degree assault. a manchester man pleads guilty to possessing child porn. 57-year-old warren robinson was warrant allegedly turned up dozens of inappropriate videos of children on his computer. robinson faces up to 10 years in prison, at least 5 years of supervised release, and

mr. anderson. broncos hold on to win, 23-16. >> take the blue pill. >> it's playoff football. even the game this morning between seattle and carolina ended up being a one-score game, right? very rarely are there huge blowouts in a playoff game. you know it's going to be a close game. you know it's going to be a grind down to the wire. that's certainly what it was tonight. >>> so the final four is set. check out another fancy full screen graphic. cardinals-panthers in the nfc. patriots-broncos in the afc. tom brady versus peyton manning could be the last time. the winner goes to the super bowl. that game set next sunday, 3:00. >>> you know, nine days ago, the lightning limped into edmondton. thought this could kick start a run. >> poor oil years. [ laughter ] >> homecoming opponent. >> i like that. bolts haven't lost since that night, winners of four straight with the panthers. john cooper and company hoping to ride the streak. kids. 1-0, tampa bay. later in the period, lightning buzzing. andre schuster! >> lucky bounce off the end wall. i was in at the right spot at the right

mr. matthew anderson, professor ronald rotunda and mr. george wendt's. speaker of the utah house representatives, gregory hughes will describe efforts undertaken today and the remaining necessary work to be done to redress these issues. following speakers use we will take a few minutes for question answer for those of you who are with us here in the health auditorium. we will first take a look at the terminal illness, the federal land bureaucracy has a long-standing pattern of prioritizing policy over people. as is particularly evident in the state of utah and throughout the west. among the most articulate and persistent voices addressing these issues is doctor robert h nelson, professor of environmental policy. professor nelson. [applause]. >> i am pleased to be here at this important meeting and it seems as though we might be on the verge or hopefully on the verge of some major new developments of publicly and. i'm going to talk, actually, more about history than economics even though i am an economist by training, but i have long had the view that his

mr. anderson has filed a notice of defense in this matter. but again i did offer them both misdemeanor pleas, eve 2010 the wreckless type driving. seven years in jail. bell received a suspended sentence. josh: 2016 coverage, exactly three weeks now from the new hampshire primary and we have wranld new numbers from our latest granite state poll. tonight the democratic presidential candidates in what appeared to be a dog fight between hillary clinton and bernie sanders, might be turning into a land slide. this poll shows sanders has an enormous 27-point lead over hillary clinton, 60 to 33% support. among young people, his support gets bigger, under the age of 35, sanders has 81% support, to clinton's 17%. what about the gender gap, this was hillary clinton's strong point earlier or was supposed to be, that is now a 14-point tilt in favor of sanders when we're talking about women voters in new hampshire. here's another set of numbers that might surprise you, when it comes to favorability, hillary clinton does do very well with 65%, but that pale

mr. anderson, he's always there. you know, it's his seat. >> i had just walked out and got a newspaper.ame back and sit down, opened it up and started to read. >> outside, an elderly woman has just lost control of her car. >> she was coming from town and she was coming up through the road. and they say that some cars behind her said that she was kind of weaving a little bit. >> as she enters the restaurant parking lot marilou shepherd hit a vehicle ready to pull out of the bp station. right next door. >> she hit another vehicle sitting in the parking lot of the coffee house. then she comes through the windows of the building. >> the car crashes into the booth where anderson is sitting and he's thrown across the diner. >> i didn't realize what was going on at all. i didn't see anything. >> the vehicle pushed the booth all the way under our counter. he went through two of our rotating chairs. he went through them. >> next thing i knew, everything was on top of me. >> i didn't even see kenny. i just couldn't see him. >> i just knew somebody had got killed. >> but anderson is alive. >> i co

mr. anderson. [applause] matthew: hi, everyone. it is an honor to be here at the heritage foundation. today, i've been charge to talk about the economic impacts on western states in five minutes. that is a tall order but i will do my best. 90% of all federal lands are located in the western united states with one out of every two acres being managed and controlled by the federal government. that's one out of every two bureaucratstrol by nearly 2000 miles away from people who know the land. dr. nelson talk about the environmental impacts. certainly, we see that every day as westerners. smoke, decimated wildlife and dying forests are a reality but the economic ramifications are just as real. we see our oil and gas industries and other energy develop industries are languishing under federal regulation. what is this doing? real communities are experiencing a mass exodus out of the state to other communities were jobs are abundant. clearly, federal lands impact westerners, especially in our pocketbooks. --begin with -- there we go from 2008 to 2014, pennsylvania experienced a 2000% increas

mr. matthew anderson, professor ronald rotunda, and from mr. george wentz. speaker of the utah house off representatives gregory hughes will then describe efforts undertaken to date and the remaining necessary work to be done to redress these harms. following speaker hughes we will take a few minutes for question and answer for those of you who are with us here in the auditorium. we will first take a look at the environmental elements. the federal lands bureaucracy has a long-standing pattern of prioritizing policy over people. as is particularly evident in the state of utah, and throughout the west. among the most articulate and persistent voices addressing these issues is dr. robert h. nelson, professor of environmental policy in the school of public policy at the university of maryland. professor nelson. >> i'm pleased to be here. this is an important meeting and seems as though we might be on the verge, or hopefully on the verge, of some major new developments on the public lands. i'm going to talk more actually about history than economics, even though

mr. anderson. fan . >> hi, everyone. it's an honor to be here at the heritage foundation and our nation's capital. i'm charged to talk about the economic impacts federal lands have on western states in five minutes. that's a pretty tall order, but i'll do my best. 90% of all federal lands are located in the western united states with one out of every two acres being managed and controlled by the federal government. that's one out of every two acres being controlled by bureaucrats nearly 2,000 mile ace way from people who know the land. dr. nelson talked about the environmental impacts that has. certainly we see that every day as westerners. polluted skies, smoke, decimated wildlife and dying forests are reali reality. but the economic ramifications are just as real. we see that our oil and gas industry as well as our other development oil industries are languishing under heavy federal regulati regulation. what's this doing? well, those in our rural communities are experiencing a mass exodus out of our state to other comm

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mr. burton." burton."the anderson county coroner says they also found white tennis shoes, jeans and an alabama shirt on the scene. 3 the anderson couuy coroner say within the next two days they will be able to determine what burton's cause of death was. 3 shale - you sat down one on one with burton's wife today. she did say what gary burton was liked or how the rest of his family is dealing with the loss? loss? 3 she says most of his family lives in alabama but is heartbroken and shocked to hear the news. she says gary burton was a veteran and served in the air force in his 3 3 3 as we continue to cover our counties 3 we keep it in anderson county-- where for the first time tonight we're hearing from the father of an iva man who was killed in a car crash over the weekend. weekend.the coroner says billy mccurry was driving to his father's house on saturday when his car ran off the side of pollard road...and struck a tree.he died from neck and chest trauma.and tonight the 24-year-old's dad wants people to know just what

so it would be fair i think for anderson tonight to say, mr.resident, out of those people who currently are violating the law by accessing guns, what are your prosecution levels? i can tell you, wolf, they are anemic for people who currently have been adjudicated mentally ill and cannot possession firearms and yet have tried to do so. >> let me get your thoughts on your investigation into happened in benghazi libya. all of us remember the 191 hours of testimony hillary clinton provided in opposition. you're now having closed door meetings with others who were involved. the former cia director general petraeus testified. leon panetta, the former defense secretary, will testify. are you making any new headway about what may have happened? >> yes, sir, we're actually doing an interview today with a witness named charlene lamb. we are up to our 66th witness interview. the overwhelming majority of which have never been talked to by any congressional committee before. you're right, secretary clinton was in public. but it's the only one that's been in

wife of the american sniper who was on that fox news discussion with the president and anderson cooper she said mr. president crime rates are down and murder rates are down, can't we celebrate that? i would say to the president i don't know what you are doing that accounts for that but if it is part of your policy good, thank you. that is an accomplishment we should celebrate. >> but you know, gun sales are up because people don't think that they're safe. but that's just me. richard goodstein good to talk to you. >>> i asked people what they think about president obama's executive action on gun control. i visited a local construction site and found i didn't need to go anywhere else. >> i am taller on television. i wore my sneakers. have you heard about the president's executive action as it relates to guns? >> yes. >> yes. >> i think it was a good move. >> why? >> people should shouldn't be getting guns who shouldn't have guns. they shouldn't. >> why not? >> why not? >> i'm doing the interview. hold on, it's my show! >> mentally ill people shouldn't be getting guns. >> how do you know if someone i

host cnn anderson cooper pressed mr. obama on the issue. >> certainly a lot of people who have a fundamental distrust that you do not want to get, go further and further and further down this road. >> look. i mean, i'm only going to be here for another year. i don't know when would i have started on this enterprise? right? >> the president this week used his executive powers to tighten loopholes that allowed some gun buyers to avoid background checks. all republican candidates have vowed to reverse the measures if elected. >>> not just friday, it is jobs friday. and the jobs report could help relieve the market today. >> we'll see. they took a tumble yesterday. let's turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> hey, there, laura and scott. took a tumble. a big one yesterday. cooler heads may prevail in the markets today. futures are higher this morning. stocks calm overnight and regulators doing away with the circuit breakers that halted trading on thursday. wall street could be set up for a reb

mr. show. >> m greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be mostly cloudy and dry today, high of 56. north east breeze at 5-10. the mountains will be partly cloudy and breezy, high just 46. northwest winds at 10-18. colder temperatures will be felt tonight. asheville, overnight, with winds fr >> that's your latest weather. savannah. >> al, thank you so much. coming up next, the year of the come back. >> from a music icon to a beloved sitcom and more. the albums, television shows and movies to look forward to in 2016. these messages. no way. savor breakfast any time you like. eggs, sizzling sausage, hot cakes, real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. i sure had a lot on my mind when i got out of the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my family? my li'l buddy? and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital but i wondered if this was the right treatment for me. then my doctor told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots, but eliquis also

. >> officer anderson is on the fender of the vehicle. mr. kelsey does a hard left and and hits his head on the pavement. >> reporter: the prosecutor mate it clear to the judge he doesn't want kelsey out of trail. in april, if the judge decides to go to bond they believe it should be $50,000 and kelsey's attorney said $5,000 is more reasonable for the family. the judge is expected to report original this tomorrow. >> bob: news tonight. this former volunteer firefighter arrested accused of setting two fires at a golf club. tom pierce set the fire at the links at 444 in altamonte springs but put it out. three days later he set another fire fire. sworn in for the fifth time today. >> and he gave a glimpse of the future. mike synan is live with more. >> reporter: with the oath, if he stays for his term, buddy dyer is going to be the longest serving mayor in the history of florida. with his family by his side and three other commissioners, he said there is a lot of work left to do. he plans to focus on helping the homeless and finishing what he st

mr. trump. >> paul, jeffrey, ross, thanks very much. >> thanks, anderson. >> there is more breaking news from event that wrapped up. we learned a woman was removed from the rally. you can see she's wearing a t-shirt reading sallum, i come in peace. >> this is something that follows donald trump most everywhere he goes, protesters. this was an unusual situation here in south carolina tonight. a 56-year-old flight attendant who is a muslim who lives in charlotte, we spoke to her before the rally, she stood up during the rally when donald trump was talking about syrian refugees. she was not saying anything. it was a moment of relative silence and then suddenly some people in the crowd around her sort of turned on her and some police came forward as you can probably see in this video and escorted her out and my colleague jeremy diamond spoke to her afterward and she said she was very surprised by this. she said she came to this rally with the idea of allowing trump supporters to see what a muslim looks like. of course, there is some inflammatoinflam t inflamed tore -- inflammatory rhetoric in the

mr. obama's emotional speech ignited fierce divide over gun rights. cnn's anderson cooper will moderate. >>> today we'll hear some of the major budget cuts that could be coming to fairfax county public schools. the superintendent will outline her budget cut. there are two scenarios she'll present. one cuts $50 million. the other cuts $75 million. coming up "news4's" megan mcgrath will uncover which of those activities could be on the chopping block. >>> officials say your commute on the green line will be better this morning after major problems yesterday. "news4's" molette green is live at the navy yard metro station with a look at what officials are doing next. molette? >> reporter: aaron, good morning. the rail lines just opened for business, so no problem this morning. regular rail passengers are accustomed on any given day there could be trouble that comes up especially on a system that's struggling to regain its footing with safety problems challenging it on a regular basis it seems with customers. now wednesday here at the navy yard where i am, there was a bi

anderson. i have to now bring back mr. wilson and jim crow. you have to remember what woodrow wilson did almost immediately after he became president. he allowed his cabinet to put in jim crow regulations. henceforth people who were advancing, black men who were advancing in the civil service were stopped. he made no appointments that had to get through the congress of blacks. he was in many ways one of the worst presidents for washington d.c.. in fact i have to say he was the worst president for the city of washington which makes it very odd to me. he didn't like the city. he really dislike the city. he mentioned the city so far as i could find in his state of the union address. everybody mentions the city in the state of the union address. john adams and the first state of the union address in washington which was really a message to congress. dwight eisenhower mentioned it, calvin coolidge mentioned it. not once woodrow wilson, which makes it very curious. he is buried in washington. i have never quite understood that. [laughter] but wilson

mrs. carson says she loves coming to south carolina, because her father is from 96 in greenwood county. michael: election of anderson county tested voting machines today, to make sure they're good to go for the primaries next month. if you want to vote in either primary election, be sure you're registered in time. to vote in the republican primary on february 20th, so tomorrow is the last day to register. the democratic primary is february 27, so register by january 27th for that race. also, check out wyff4.com. registration status or register online. >> he is definitely at peace and we know he is in heaven. michael: grieving parents have something to say. how they want him to be remembered. john: a live shot over lake hartwell as the sun goes down. 36 degrees. at least we have very little wind to speak of, so we do not have to deal with low wind chills. today marks one week since greer carol: today marks one week since greer high school basketball standout nathan moore died. michael: and with the cause still unkown, his family is coping the best way they know how, with faith, friends, and family. to find out how th

february is about momentum and survival and anderson, we go into make no plans, you at home and you mr. cooper on your tuesday nights in march and saturday nights in march, they will be spent here. march is a hugely important and busy month and kicks off with what could be the most consequential day. march 1st. 13 states will vote. 1,000 democratic delegates, 600 republicans. we'll know whether bernie sanders is for real in challenging hillary clinton and we'll have a good sense by this date, march 1st, whether the republican race will get a leader or whether we'll go on. >> the gop calendar is different. the mix of states voting early. will that make a difference? >> republicans changed their calendar thinking they would make it easier to get a nominee early. that's a huge question right now. look at these states. the states i'm circling right here, virginia, tennessee, georgia, alabama, arkansas, oklahoma, texas, alaska is over there. you have wyoming up here. these are red states, conservative states. virginia is a swing state and so is colorado but they are republican primary elect

mr. kelty committed the offenses he's charged with. when you look at those videos. >> the state disagrees. it shows the intention to run over officer anderson. his wife telling the judge her fears if he's released. >> i fear who else that individual will hurt if he's willing to hurt a police officer. >> the judge says she'll be into consideration and will carefully review the dash-cam video before making a decision. she could rule on kelty's bond as early as tomorrow. >> detectives asking for your help tonight to find the person who robbed a family dollar in titusville. investigators just releaseed this video today. it shows a guy who appears to have blonde hair, blue eyes, going into the family dollar on garden street last tuesday around 4:30 p.m. he went up to the clerk, showed her a knife. he grabbed the register drawer and ran out the store. >> the suspect was wearing camouflaged shorts, black shoes and a light blue hooded sweatshirt there that says d.c. on it. if you recognize him, call police or crime line right away, 1-800-423-tips. >> covering orange county, this dad is behind bars tonight. deputies say he was riding his motorcycle

inequality and fundamental unfairness, we will be hear from robert nelson, matthew anderson, ronald rotunda and from mr. george wi -- wentz. the we will talk about work to work to he remaining be done to redress these problems. following that we will take questions and answers. well first take a look at the environmental elements. bureaucracy ands has a policy of land over people. particularly in the state of utah and throughout the west. among the most articulate and persistent voices addressing these issues is dr. robert h. nelson in the school of public policy at the university of maryland. professor nelson? [applause] >> well, i'm pleased to be here. this is an important meeting, and it seems as though we might be on the verge or hopefully on the verge of some major new developments on the public lands. i am going to talk actually more about history than economics even though i am an economist by training. but i've long had the view that a historical perspective is critical to public policy making. i will start with a little then al history and present a broad picture of public lands history. it wi

>>> be sure to tune in tonight, president obama will join anderson cooper for an exclusive live town hall on guns in america. the president mr. discuss his executive action. he'll also take questions moderated by anderson. >>> the united nations and other nations disputing the claims that japan tested a nuclear bomb. now, south korea is trying to resume its propaganda broadcasts across the border. cnn's will ripley joins us on the phone from the north korean capital of pyongyang. he's the only american journalist in that city. will, what can you tell us? >> reporter: michaela, we just arrived a short while ago, i can tell you on the ground here if the propaganda broadcasts across the zone in north korea resume tomorrow as scheduled, this has the potential to really escalate the situation. you'll recall over the summer when south korea turned on the loud speakers, north korea responded with artillery fire. it required both sides to sit down on the boards and have talks defused. there was talk of war. of course, both sides were certainly not seriously considering going to war. they wanted to de-escalate the situation. but give

. >> anderson played his sound bite of the asking the president about taking your guns away. there is, mr. kelly, a gut-level fear that so many gun owners have that the government wants to register their guns and eventually take them away. you asked the president about that and here's what he said. take a listen. >> as you know, gabby and i are 100% behind the concept of somebody getting a background check before getting a gun. but when we testified in front of the senate judiciary committee we heard from the gun lobby and senators that expanding background checks will lead to a registry which will lead to condition fi skags, which will lead the aity ran call government. so i'd like you to explain, with 350 million guns in 65 million to alaska, 350 million objects - in 65 million places, if the federal government wanted to confiscate those objects, how would they do that? >> this notion of a conspiracy out there and it gets wrapped up in concerns about the federal government. now, there's a long history of that. that's in our dna. you know, the united states was born suspicious of some di

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mr. dewitt, i want to bring in brian stelter, michael medved, and christen sultis-anderson. you. what stood out to you? >> what stood out to me was his inability to answer a simple question. for donald trump, this is insane. it's really insane. and it's a great opportunity here not so much for ted cruz but for marco rubio. the most recent polling showed that rubio was within seven points of cruz. cruz was within seven points of trump. and it's all about the undecided voters in iowa. a poll showed 40% of all iowa voters have not made up their minds. trump is not going to alienate his own loyal supporters. they would support him if he went down 5th avenue and shot somebody. but in terms of people who haven't made up their minds, it's a great opportunity for rubio to say we need somebody who can unite the party and is not afraid of debating and doesn't pick a fight with fox news. which, by the way, is the most conservative of the news networks. that's basically the line that i think you're going to hear from rubio tonight. and it could give him a surprisingly strong showing in

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anderson one day. he called me one day. i was here in new york. he calls me samuel l. the don. who? the don. oh, mr. trump, how you doing?y? no. want to play golf? sure. i'm not going to play but we have a friend that wants to play. we're going to play in my club. it was over here, not in manhattan, but that other trump club that's on this side of the bridge. and when i got there it was president clinton. >> really? >> who could also verify that donald trump knows me. i am his sunshine. i am his advocate. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. vo: namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they have, or ever had, a seizure disorder, difficulty passing urine, liver, kidney or bladder problems, and about medications they

anderson? >> donald trump sat down with our old friend paul steinhauser. he's political director at new hampshire one news, a pretty good gig these days. here's a portion of tonight's interview. >> mr. trump? >> yes. >> i want to ask you about ted cruz and your comments that because of his birthright or birthplace it may be precarious for the republicans to have a nominee like that. are you questioning his citizenship? >> no, not at all. i know it's being questioned all over. i know "the washington post" asked me that question today and all i know is that a lot of people are talking about it. i hope it's not so. i hope it doesn't come about. but people are worried it was in canada and actually had a canadian passport within the last couple of years. so i don't know what it all means. i know that people are talking about it. the problem is, if the democrats bring a lawsuit, the lawsuit could take years to resolve and how do you have a candidate where there's something over the head of the party and that individual? so i hope it wouldn't be the truth. i hope that wouldn't be what it is and we'll find out, i guess. ted will be able to answer the question hopefully satisfactory. i hear

mr. president, first of all, thank you for your courage and passion and keep pushing. i happen to be from one of the cities where violence is not going down. not only did andersonention the 55 shot, 11 killed in seven days in chicago. one of the main reasons is easy access to guns. it's easier to get a gun in my neighborhood than a computer and the reality is because many of the guns have been bought illegally and i understand why people are pushing against you because i understand it's a business and about a business and so if we cut back easy access to guns, less money for the gun manufacturers and gun lobby, i understand the business but that business causing blood and the kids dying in chicago and for many years, nobody cared about chicago because the violence is primarily black and brown. the reality is, that i don't understand why we can't title guns just like cars. if i have a car and i give it to you, mr. president, i don't have a title and you're in an accident, it's on me. we don't take cars away by putting titles on them. so if somebody is buying 200 guns and selling them on the streets, if they can't transfer the titles, they are held responsible fo

mr. cruz, president barack obama, and two supreme court justices. here is what he told our andersonswer it. i agree with those of your guests who said he hasn't really put it to bed. if he did put it to bed, he is certainly sleeping alone. because real serious scholars think there is a serious question. it's just obvious. i think what is really interesting is that he is much more interested in kind of playing games, sticking daggers into people who are criticizing him, often untrue daggers. it turns out i'm not a hillary clinton supporter. i didn't endorse her in 2008. i didn't endorse her this year. but it makes, it makes a good talking point. but most of what he said is nonsense. all of these examples about rubio and jindal are simply distractions. he says the constitution, i think hasn't changed since september. of course not. but the question of how you interpret that document isn't a joke. it isn't funny. it matters a lot, regardless of whether he is or is not kicked off some ballot because of his birth outside the united states. i mean, his whole approach on issues where he li

mr. norquist, thank you for being with us. i appreciate your insights. >> you got it. >>> please join cnn for a special look at guns in america with u.s. president barack obama. andersonper hosts an exclusive one-hour live town hall event. see it thursday night at 8:00 in washington, and 1:00 a.m. in london for our sbroointernation viewers and 9:00 a.m. in hong kong. only here on cnn. >>> it's time for the music. less than a month now until primary season and the u.s. presidential race. and republican candidates are stepping up their rhetoric with bible verses and movie quotes. as dana bash reports, one candidate is resorting of artful use of footage from morocco. >> temporary shutdown of muslimses entering the united states. >> reporter: donald trump's first television ad is vintage trump, blunt and provocative. >> he'll cut the head off isis and take their oil and stop immigration by building a wall on our southern border that mexico will pay for. >> reporter: and not without controversy. it turns out that footage of people flooding the border is not mexico in the u.s., but morocco and spain. after the website politofact uncovered the discrepancy, the trump campaign

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