mr. marco suggested that connecticut's address was at trippable, and just the time that i told you about, where the violent crime right is cut in half. that it didn't have that much of an be affect. >> but you also related to an increasing number of firearms but if you took the list of ten states with the highest rates of death by firearm, they line up almost entirely bill the highest levels of ownership. if you want to put jux ca position statistics together, why not that one? >> let me say -- >> go ahead, mr. demarco. >> well, i just want to completely agree with george, that those laws were not -- gun violence prevention measures which really work, and in no way did they infringe on second amendment rights. and the proof is that the gun lobby has never challenged them. new jersey has had a gun law since the 30s, and new york since the 60s, and they have rates. many don't know, new york city has one of the lowest gun death rates than any other city. 90% of the guns that kill people in new yor

mr. paul: marco has more of an allegiance to chuck schumer and the liberals than he does to conservative policy. nikole: ben carson stayed out. mr. carson: i don' t want to get in between them. let them fight. this observation. mr. christie: if your eyes are glazing over like mine, this is what it is like to be on the floor of the united states senate. nikole: the gop candidates won' t face off again until the new year, while democrats are preparing for their next matchup this weekend. in washington, i' m nikole killion, wmur news 9. sean: this morning, we are asking which candidate you think won last night' s debate. you can weigh in by calling or texting 603-586-0999. you can also vote on wmur.com. here is a look at the results so far. 60% of our viewers believe donald trump won the debate. 14% say rand paul. 10% say ted cruz. and 5% say marco rubio was the . the next republican debate is scheduled for january 14 in south carolina. this is the last debate before the iowa caucuses. meantime the democratic candidates will debate this weekend in new hampshire. coverage begins at 8:00 on ri

mr. cruz: i will let marco defend his own voting record iphone back to vote against this omnibus. i think it was a betrayal of the men and women who elected us. people are frustrated because we keep winning elections as conservatives. keephen republican leaders advancing barack obama's agenda. it is stunning. a $1 trillion deal, thousands of pages cut in the dark at night. funds all of obamacare and executive amnesty and all of planned parenthood. it does nothing to stop this iranian nuclear deal. it does nothing to stop president obama and hillary clinton to bring tens of thousands of syrian refugees to america even though the head of -- to determine whether or not they are racists or terrorists. 200,000 low skilled immigrants in this country who will take jobs and tried down wages. a betrayal of the men and women who rose up and gave us a majority. it is no christmas time. it was welcome leadership playing santa claus to the lobbyists and the special interests. it is why people are fed up with the washington cartel, career politicians in both parties who get in bed with lobbyist

mr. trump's comments as "unhinged." marco rubio said they were "oice and outlandish." chris christie said mr. trump had adopted a "ridiculous position,." and from the democratic presidential lineup, criticism hillary clinton described trump's call as "reprehensible, prejudiced, and divisive" and martin o'malley described mr. trump as a "fascist demagogue". and get this -- breaking from diplomatic protocol of staying outside for elections, british prime minister david cameron said mr. trump is "divisive, unhelpful, and quite simply wrong." israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also released a statement saying he "rejects the be recent comments p by donald trump with regard to muslims." "israel respects all religions and diligently guards the rights of all its citizen." i have a stack of newspapers here in this seat of mine and i to you will is trait the extent to which donald -- to show the extent to which donnellald trump has gained the extraordinary attention of the american public and the american government. the poll, this is top of the page in the "new york time

citizenship for undocumented immigrants...bra nding it amnesty (marco rubio) does ted cruz support legalizing people who are in this country illegally? mr. cruz? (ted cruz) i have never (marco rubio: do you rule it out??) (ted cruz) i have never supported legalization and i do not intend to support legalization ((michael stevens)) calling the senators fights irrelevant, chris christie said his experience as post 9-11 us attorney makes him best prepared to be commander in chief chris christie: this is what it is like to be on the floor of the united states senate. i mean endless debates about how many angles on the head of pin from people who've never had to make a consequential decision in an executive position ((michael stevens)) after the debate rand paul told us trump's calls to shut down parts of the internet to thwart isis propaganda and target the families of terrorists were quote radical and ridiculous rand paul: i think when people discover that amendment to the constitution they might scratch their heads and say oh my god! ((michael stevens)) we asked trump what he valued more security or the bill of rights (donald trump: i've

mr. cruz: we need to be fighting and killing isis where they are. danielle: marco rubio talked about military budget cuts. mr. rubio: you cannot carpet danielle: the iowa caucuses are on february 1. monsieur rina -- carly fiorina: talking strong is not the same thing as being strong. if you want something talked about, ask a man it if you want something done, ask a woman. danielle: monitoring also cell phone records. steve: a latest monmouth university poll shows donald trump with a double-digit lead, taken after he talked about temporarily banning muslims from entering the country. stacey: and a former candidate is on the trail for hillary clinton. >> she is talking about supporting us abroad. we have to give working people a stacey: howard dean on the south side of des moines today, speaking about clinton's experience and his memories campaigning in iowa as a presidential candidate in 2004. candidates on both sides continue to campaign tomorrow. republicans marco and john kasich both have events planned. steve: record-setting conditions for developers, and that h

mr. snakenberg says they're hoping to get marco rubio or jeb bush in as you heard, their goal is to keep this non-partisan. tv nine news. today in keota, clinton didn't back down from her comments about how isis uses videos of trump to recruit terrorists. she also said claims from republican candidates, including trump, about how muslims are dangerous are shameful. she said someone that could be running the country shouldn't be talking like that. johnson county is showing that it supports the muslims in its community. the board of supervisors passed a proclclation today. it says the thousands of muslims living in the county have made it a great place to live, learn and work. this comes in response to politicians and others making negative comments toward muslims following recece terrorist attacks. donations to food pantries go up this time of year... probably because of people being in the christmas spirit. but one food pantry in marion wants people to remember that the neeeedoesn't stop p ter the churches of marion food pantry says donations start decreasing in mid-january. and she says

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mr. l marco and cruz get into it. will carson and bush and others have breakout performances? we'll be watching to see what happens. >> with donald trump falling behind in the iowa poll, you see him going after cruz. >> he told jake tapper that he and cruz have gotten along so far in the 2016 race, but that is about to change. >> reporter: why should voters go for you over ted cruz? >> i'm more capable, because i have a much better temperament. because i actually get along with people much better than he does. people don't know that about me. i actually have a great relationship with people. in fact, i was criticized at the beginning because i get along with democrats, liberals, conservatives. i get along with everybody. as a world class businessman, that's what you have to do. i don't think he does, and i like him. he's been so nice to me. i could say anything, and he said i agree, i agree, but i think the time will come to an end pretty soon, it sounds like. >> reporter: let's talk about why republican leaders say they're expressing such anxiousness, and that is your call mo

ben carson is in third place, followed by florida senator marco rubio. mr. christie: if a center for developmentally disabled in san bernardino california is a , target for radical islam terrorism, then every place in america is a target. alyx: republican presidential candidate chris christie was in central iowa friday speaking to the iowa association of electrical cooperatives about the threat of terrorism. the new jersey governor told the group he is best qualified to lead the nation in the fight against isis due to his experience in new jersey after 9/11. our chief political reporter cynthia fodor sat down with the concerns following the california mass shooting now being investigated as an act of terrorism. cynthia: you said as soon as you saw this happening you thought it was an act of terror. mr. christie: yeah, and this is why experience matters. i turned to my wife and said , this is a terrorist. this is not workplace violence. this is terrorism. cynthia: you said yesterday the mass shootings are evidence we're already tangled in the next world war.

what are two issue differences between you and marco rubio? mr.e: it is the way you actually get things done. let's look at the spending bill that got passed in congress. senator rubio said he was opposed to it, yet he did not show up. mark: i'm asking about position differences you think are significant, rather than process things. mr. christie: this is an important position. you say you oppose spending but you do nothing about it. mark: almost nobody is hitting cruz or trump at this point, so the question is why is the guy in third place -- why is he in the proverbial barrel and is there any way this is good for rubio? megan: first of all, that poll ran video is pretty funny. i think it is clear because he has the path to the nomination outside of the early states. if you are a chris christie or jeb bush, you want to knock down the establishment choice right now because you see if he can put in a credible showing in iowa and teeter along, once we get to florida, he may be able to lock up the states others have left behind. he is being able to do

ben carson is in third place, followed, by florida senator marco rubio. mr. christie: if a center for san bernardino, california is a target for radical terrorism then every place in america is a , target. alyx: republican presidential candidate chris christie was in central iowa friday speaking to the iowa association of electrical cooperatives about the threat of terrorism. the new jersey governor told the group he is best qualified to lead the nation in the fight against isis due to his experience in new jersey after 9/11. our chief political reporter cynthia fodor sat down with the governor to talk about his concerns following the california mass shooting now being investigated as an act of terrorism. cynthia: you said as soon as you saw it happening you thought it was act of terror. mr. christie: yeah, and this is why experience matters. i turned to my wife and said, this is not workplace violence. this is terrorism. cynthia: you said yesterday the mass shootings are evidence we're already tangled in the what do you mean like that -- what do you mean by

the "new york times" looked at marco rubio and if he could win the nomination. mr. trump has a fundamentally limited appeal. win iowa and mr. shrum could win new hampshire. the second condition is that is to rubio would need to fill the void with those conservative voters and donors. the third condition is mr. rubio would need to hang on until march 8 and march 15 because he probably won't be doing much winning before then. that is the "new york times." adds thisngton post" morning that the next gathering will take place a few days after christmas at a remote ranch. cruz will speak to some of the country's leading evangelical figures. they are still considering other rubio.tes, including rubio has stepped of his courtship act. , butbeing warmly received has encountered skepticism about his campaign's reliance on money from pulsinaul

over the last three years, marco rubio has missed important to national security hearings. mr. ore total votes than any other senator. politics first, that is the marco rubio way. right to rise usa is responsible for this ad. nicolle: he said this at a town hall in iowa. mr. christie: only in washington can you say you have the guts to stand up to say you were against something and not go vote. then put out a press release after it gets past and say this is why i was opposed to it. dude, show up to work and vote no. right? if you don't want to, then quit. nicolle: in iowa, rubio responded to both attacks, calling the right to rise at a false and said this about the harsh words. mr. rubio: i have had 90% attendance record. chris christie has been missing in new jersey for half the time. candidates get a little desperate and nasty in their attacks. that is fine. nicolle: will any of these attacks stick? john: look, i think there is something here. i think it is not just about his attendance record, spending too much time politicking. of course there is a weird , irony. there are o

mr. paul: i think marco gets it completely wrong. we are not any safer through the bulk collection of all americans' records. in fact, i think we're less safe. we get so distracted by all of the information, we're not spending enough time getting specific information on terrorists. the other thing is, the one thing that might have stopped san bernardino, might have stopped 9/11, would have been stricter controls on those who came here. marco has opposed at every point increased security accident border security for those who come to our country. on his gang of eight bill, he would have liberalized immigration, but he did not, and he steadfastly opposed any new border security requirements for refugees or students. last week, i introduced another bill saying we need more security knee. once again, marco opposed this. marco can't have it both ways. i think he wants to be this, oh, i'm great and strong on national defense, but he's the weakest of all the c57bd dates on immigration. else the one for an open bored irthat is leaving us def

marco rubio. there is this generational contrast between mrs. clinton and marco rubio. a forward-oriented campaign, saying he's the candidate of the 21st century and hillary clinton is the candidate of the 20th century. so i think marco rubio, who has also got some very well-developed political skills, he's very good debating. would perhaps be said by most democrats to be the biggest threat for hillary clinton. many democrats feel if donald trump is the republican nominee, it almost guarantees a part in the white house. >> always great getting your perspective, thank you. >>> we're also following breaking news overnight from the democratic side of the race. there's been this deal reached between bernie sanders and the dnc over access to a crucial voter database. this comes after tensions burst on friday. you saw it on live television. now this all started when the dnc cut off sanders from internal voter files, saying his staffers wrongly accessed information belonging to rival hillary clinton. then the sanders campaign filed a lawsuit in federal court against the dnc, a

mr. trump at 39%, far ahead of ted cruz, ben carson, and marco rubio. it's a quiet holiday on the campaign trail, but as julianna goldman reports, not a completely silent night. donald trump attended midnight mass, a service wishing peace and good will to all. but trump's holiday spirit has its limits. in a string of twitter attacks, the republican front-runner took credit for the obama administration's plan to deport hundreds of illegal immigrants back to central america, ridiculed jeb bush, and said, "i look forward to running against hillary clinton, a totally flawed candidate, and beating her soundly." trump has used an unconventional playbook to dominate the race with insults and controversies. he's remained on top without pollsters or a single tv ad. some cracks may be showing in iowa, where ted cruz is ahead by nine points in the latest cbs news poll. the texas senator spent the last week on a multi-state tour, complete with a santa at every stop. but it's possible that polls are underestimating trump's support. a study earlier this week found he

marco rubio. important to say all three match up within the margin of error. meanwhile, the back and forth between donald trump and the former secretary of state continuing. donald trump pushing back against mrs. clinton's allegations of sexism. tweeting hillary, when you

marco rubio, ben carson, jeb bush, rand paul, and kasich. but the real story of the night was the show down between gop front runners donald trump and ted cruz. trailing mr. cruz in the caucus state of iowa mr. trump went on the offense. who was the most aggressive? >> i think rand paul was most aggressive. chris christie saying this guy is going to lead us into world war iii. i think there were aggressive folks as well. the key question is the real division in the republican over syria which would involve the united states shooting down syrian planes and shooting down jeb bush is there, chris christie is there, kasich is there and one of the others is there. and trump and cruz are very much for keeping assad in power and not letting isis get there. so you have a tremendous division in foreign policy in the republican party that really revealed itself in an excellent and exciting debate. >> if rand paul wasn't there you wouldn't have had the doveish side if you will. i don't think the debate changed the shape of the race, but i think it does clarify where some of the candidates are and i think it's donald trump and it's ted cruz and it's rubio who are ki

mr. president." christie also took the opportunity to take jabs at fellow g-o-p candidates marco rubio and donald trump. jessica rae: and speaking o o donald trump, yesterday he was in northwest iowa. trump held a campaign rally in council bluffs, where he took a stab at several people, commenting on george pataki dropping out of the race and calling bernie sanders a quote "communist", no political adversary was spared, donald even had something to say about democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. listen. 'madam president.' can you imagine that? women -- believe me, if it's got to be a woman. which i'm all in favor of some day. it shouldn't be hillary. it shouldn't be hillary." trump was also very adament about the lack of spending his campaign has put fourth, saying he's spent the least for the "best result" jessica rae: democratic candidate martin o'malley will also right here in sioux city. the former maryland governor has a campaign stop scheduled for january third at the mary treglia house here in sioux city. that's on jennings street at 11:45 in the morning. governor o'malley will meet and greet

marco rubio is gaining ground in this poll, not just among his fellow republicans. tell bus that. >> as opposed to donald trump who mrzeleny said is losing to hillary clinton in a national head-to-head matchup, marco rubio looks at this poll, if he's looking at the long game, he's seeing something he likes. he is in a statistical tie with hillary clinton according to this poll, which is something he can show to donors, something he can show to the gop establishment and say, hey, look, i'm your guy if you want to play the long game here. we can make it to november and i can have a chance against hillary clinton. for donald trump, hillary clinton's advancement is widening against him. >> all right. chris moody, jeff zeleny, thanks so much for parsing the polls. trump says his followers are loyal. that may be true. trump's support is at 27% but it's not growing much. it's stuck there. cruz and rubio, ted cruz and marco rubio are surging. and on the other side, hillary clinton's support is growing with you now at 60%. let's talk about this with katrina pierson. she's with the trump campaign. welcome. >> thank you. >> why

mr. trump not to go? >> i am not aware of any conversations. >> senator marco rubio said recently that none of the recentass shootings have been stopped by the kind of stricter gun laws. those in the washington post back tractor, there is not a single mass shooting that would stop with gun-control measures. >> i think we have been pretty direct and upfront about the fact that there is no peaceful legislation that legislation can pass that would prevent every single active gun violence. the case that we had made dress primarily on our concern about national security and are careful consideration of commonsense. let's look at the no-fly know by loophole. i think it's common sense, the present think it's common sense to prevent those who are deemed by the government to dangerous to board an airplane, that we should pass a law that prevents those people from purchasing a gun. until such time as they can resolve the concerns the government has about their potential links to terrorism. there is a process that is administered by the department of homeland security that can be considered unresolved and again, wh

mr. trump is up by 21 points over his nearest rival. he polls better than ted cruz, marco carson combined. the latest public policy polling shows mr. trump with his largest lead yet in that poll. based on the latest national averages mr. trump is now leading the republican race by on average more than 20 points. and here's why that's a really important metric. no republican presidential candidate in modern american history has ever had a national lead of 20 points or more at this time in the race and then not gone on to win the republican nomination for president. let me say that again. in modern american history any republican nominee with a polling lead of 20 points or more at this point in the race, throughout modern american history anybody with a poll lead that big at this point has won the nomination. the polling now says that if donald trump doesn't win the republican presidential nomination that will be historically unprecedented. donald trump apparently is not going anywhere. but today we did lose one republican candidate for president. south carolina senator lind

. >> ben carson clashed with marco rubio on immigration and national security. >> mr. eufplt: i was fighting to the border. >> does ted -- he's the weakest of all the candidates, he's for an open border, leaving us defenseless. >> if you eyes are glazed over like mine, this is what it's like to be on the floor of the united states. >> islam, isis and terror were the most discussed topics on this debate on twitter. >> we will need to have a coalition that will stand for nothing less than the total destruction of isis. >> kasich heads to iowa this morning, the caucus is now just 46 days away. >> kim: nbc's tracie potts there. we are going to have tracie live on the program. also, we're efforting to have the man who was removed from donald trump's rally before the debate, remember, he had kind of a pep rally the night before, he's with the black lives matter protest, so he is supposed to be live with us in our 6:00 a.m. hour. >> dana: coming up, we're talking about the l.a. school district. thousands and thousands of children were left in the cold schools at the last minu

. >> we will look at the cnn debate and the coverage of marco rubio and crazy -- ted cruz and mrs. -- bernie sanders improperly obtained data about hillary clinton but. it be opportunity out? all the real reason why a network is going gaga. i am howard kurtz and this is "media buzz". donald trump is still driving the campaign debate, still leading big in the polls and smacking the media around. in the only face-to-face interview we sat down at trump tower. >> donald trump, welcome. jeb bush went after you and now he has an ad beating up on you and thinks he can revise his campaign by attacking you. >> i thought he was weak in the debate. he open badly. he closed badly. he had a couple of soundbites that were given to him by his people, i guess the pollsters. he hit me a couple of times and i hit him back much harder and the ad puts his part in not my part which is dishonest. look, he is a low energy person. he is a weak person. and, honestly, that is not what we need. we need someone that is strong and can get things done. he is weak. can you that have that. >> again and again you say

mr. trump: i am leaving every single poll. phil: and his lead is growing, senator ted cruz right behind him. senator marco rubio who is at 9% as trump still does not have a chance. s not going to be the nominee. let' s continue moving forward on this and pain where we nominate someone who has a chance to win in the general election. phil: on fox news, he defended his proposed muslim band. mr. trump: this is not about religion. this is about security. we cannot allow people to come into this country that have horrible things in their minds. phil: in the wake of the backlash, he announced he is postponing his trip to israel to meet prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this event started at 6:00. donald trump is expected to speak here at about 8:00. he will be shoulder to shoulder with law enforcement officials. he' s looking for the endorsement from the new england police benevolent association. the podium has their name on it. portsmouth, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: the number of students who were reported sick after eating at chipotle jumping again. 53 students got sick, it including 13 who did not eat at t

mr. president." jessica rae: christie jabbed at fellow g-o-p presidential contender marco rubio for a missed senate vote. but christie saved his biggest punches for donald trump. he said he wasn't going to get into a - quote -- "tit- for-tat" with the republican frontrunner. jessica rae: former new york governor george pataki has suspended his presidential campaign. pataki failed to gain traction in the polls, averaging 1 percent. he did not make it onto the main stage for any of the gop debates, and was eliminated from the fox business network under- card debate. financially, pataki's campaign was struggling, spending more than he was taking in. pataki was governor of new york from 1995 to 2006. here is a short clip of his announcement " " pataki joins rick perry, scott walker, bobby jindal and lindsey graham... in dropping out of the g-o-p race. a dozen candidates remain. and on the democratic side of the race... frontrunner hillary clinton spent her tuesday in new hampshire for a town hall meeting. while there... the former secretary of state was asked if she would consider being in the cabinet of on

mrs. clinton: he is becoming isis' best recruiter. they are showing videos of donald trump insulting muslims and islam. >> i demand an apology. marco rubio, chris christie, ted cruz are all running tight in new hampshire polls for the second-place spot, behind donald trump. leon: 7 on your side with a health alert, the cdc reports five more illnesses tied with the chipotle restaurant chain. they are in kansas, north carolina, and oklahoma. all of those who were made sick reported eating at chipotle the week prior. it is not known if it is the same strain that has sickened more than 50 people since october. alison: the police are working to prevent dw why this holiday season, patrolling the roads. montgomery county police officer noah leotta was killed after being struck by suspected drunk driver while he was on a dui enforcement detail. an average of 11 people will be killed in drunk driving crashes this month. leon: parents are warned about a possible disruption to school service in charles county. some bus drivers may bring kids to school in the morning but may not return in the afternoon to take them home. a letter were sent to

rebecca, in any political universe, is it a good thing for marco rubio to have the backing of an establishmentarian like mrdy? >> maybe in an alternate political universe, not in the one we are currently living in. here's the thing. in this election cycle, republican voters have been drawn to donald trump because he is not a republican elected official, because he represents the exact opposite of what we consider the republican establishment. trey gowdy, though well respected among conservatives and was one of the first elected official to come of the tea party wave, the fact is he is an elected official. it doesn't do marco rubio a lot of good in terms of getting votes from some of these trump supporters to have trey gowdy backing him. what it might do is help marco rubio establish himself as the natural moderator moderate to conservative alternative to donald trump. it's a crowded lane right now. he might need that report. >> 18%. all the national moderate republicans 18%. even if marco rubio manages to win in new hampshire, the primary calendar appears to favor a conservative like trump or ted cruz. amo

mr. trump: i' m leaving in every single poll. phil: he is polling at 35%, senator ted cruz closest to him at 16%. senator marco rubio at 9% says trump still does not have a chance. senator rubio: he' s not going to be the nominee. let' s continue forward with this campaign. let' chance in the general election. phil: he defended his band. mr. trump: this is not about religion. this is about security. we cannot allow people to come into this country with horrible things in their mind. now we are just a couple hours away from donald trump speaking to this entire room filled with police officers. if the guest list is any indication, it looks like he is a pretty good shot at the endorsement. we will have to wait and see. philip off, -- phil lipoff, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: students came down after eating at chipotle. jc: it' s quite unusual. harvey: you know, they say do not get used to them, but look at the high. 15 degrees above the average. it' tonight. the winds are out of the south, southwest. we did have a fair amount of snow. with the developing sunshine, we are in for another very mild day in the 50' s. i wou

mr. trump has managed to do is to unite everything who also wants to be elected president next year. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, marco rubio, ben carson, ted cruz, everybody coming down on his comments that he made tonight. live in santa clara, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terry. >>> they were radicalized for some time, about the husband and wife terror team that killed 13 14 people in san bernardino. syed farook and tashfeen malik can be r had been radicalized. tonight, more about what happened in that conference room. >> the doors flew open and the gunmen came in. it just never seemed to stop. it was can't gunfire. >> there were 70 people trapped inside that large, open room. and although there were numerous exists, most of them couldn't escape the barrage of bullets from those semi automatic weapons. >>> an emotional night overseas in paris. members of the southern california rock band eagles of death metal took a surprise appearance on the stage during the u2 conference there. a month ago, they were performing when terrorists opened fire killing 89 people. they said they wanted to play in par

marco rubio and ted cruz exchanged jabs over immigration reform. both are trying to bethe trump alternative. (rubio) does ted cruz support legalizing people who are in this country illegally? (danna) mr. cruz?(cruz) i have never (rubio: do you rule it out??)(cruz) i have never supported legalization and i do not intend d support legalization. legalization.new jersey governor chris christie says the bickering is not in the best interest in the party.he focusing on who cacabeat hillary in the fall. the iowa city council has approved plans to help reduce flooding on a major city street.the council voted on the dubuque street gateway prprect last night. night.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore joins us live from the site where city officials hope construction will begin next year. the iowa city department of public works has been planning the gateway project since 2010. a&two years after the flood of2008. of2008.the iowa city department of public works says they're wrapping up the final design on the project now.about a mile of dubuque street will be elevated an average of seven to eight feet-or to the 100 year flood elevation plus one foot. the bottom structure of the nearby parkoad bri

trey gowdy came out in support of marco rubio's presidential campaign this weekend, and he's expected to stump for mrrubio in iowa this week. now, in response to donald trump's statements against trey gowdy the head of the south carolina republican party tweeted, "trey gowdy is a public servant in every sense of the word. humb humble, focused, serious. attack him and you're attacking all south carolinians." this is not the first time mr. trump has provoked the ire of the state party establishment in a crucial early primary state. earlier this month after donald trump proposed to ban all muslims from traveling to the united states the same republican party chair in south carolina and the republican party chair in new hampshire both condemned the proposal. just this weekend trump attacked the republican party of virginia for requiring primary voters to confirm that they are republicans, to sign a statement pledging that they are only republicans, to say they would not leave the party to support donald trump should he decide to run as an independent. so as of today donald trump is publicly at odds with

marco rubio. [video clip] mr. rubio: nothing that happened tonight is going to assuage people's fears. the same strategy that has brought us to this point is the strategy is going to continue with. he believes there's a coalition fighting isis, there is no such coalition. a lot of countries have put their names on paper but the reality is we conduct a very limited air assaults and you cannot defeat them from an air perspective. we can talk about that more. beyond that, he announced nothing new other than we need gun control, even though it would have done nothing to prevent the attack in california. we need to prevent people on the no-fly list from buying weapons even though there are people in dhs on the no-fly list. host: the florida senator on fox news reacting to the address. after the back to the "washington times" article about how this is playing out in the presidential campaign. in a cnn poll, republican voters said they were most withdent with mr. trump, 36% saying he has been best on islamic state and 30% saying he has been best on foreign policy. the next closest gop candida

marco rubio comes in a close third with 17%. ben carson at 13% support. donald trump making huge headlines again tonight. he says he wants to ban all muslims from coming into the mr. trump: donald j. trump is shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our figure out what the hell is going on. they have no respect for human life, so we have to do something. now, we can be weak, we can be ineffective, we can be foolish. todd: national security adviser ben rhodes blasted trump's comments, saying they are contrary to our values as americans. stacey: we're learning more about the couple behind the california mass shooting. the fbi says syed farook and his wife tashfeen malk participated in target practice within days of the attack that killed 14 people. the bureau believes both were radicalized and had been for some time. shooting as an act of terrorism. the mass shooting in california has americans looking over their shoulders, fearful of another attack happening in their own backyards. kcci's cynthia fodor asked iowans today, do you think about the possibility of a shooting in your daily life? cynthia: this was tammy peterson's first day on the job in down

marco rubio, chris christie. even though they're trailing mr. trump. why not christie who is trying to get in the game, let him turn to him and say i can name the states, but himself he i can name the states that border syria. >> if it was one of the other candidates, it wouldn't be the liberal media.>> if it was one candidates, it wouldn't be the liberal media. >> yeah, if i was advising one of these other politicians, side have them do it because trump's strength is not substance. >> so let's take that as right. but then the reality of how a debate works, mike rogers sno s that very well, we're lucky to have him here, on the show "new day" this morning. and i say this is going to be all about particulars. you say no, not in the debate it isn't. it's about projecting the tone that matches the mood of the country. so even if you can't it tell the ring around syria, that may not be what wins the night in your opinion. >> exactly. and i think those kind of gotcha questions don't work. you're under pressure, you have 75 seconds. even paul who knew he was

mr. cruz has sharpened his language. to demonstrate conservative purity and attacks from senator marco rubio over immigration and nationality policies. that shift in rhetoric on display in a grand new ad released by a cruz super pac. >> when millions of americans rose up against obamacare, i was proud to lead that fight. >> doesn't apologize for what he has to say. >> he has been consistent on every issue. >> when millions of americans rose up against planned parenthood, i was proud to lead that fight. >> i feel as though he is a man of conviction. >> why do i support ted cruz? it's because i trust ted cruz. >> trust is everything. >> we have to get it right. >> i think he's what this country needs. >> when i tell you i'm going to do something, i'm going to do exactly what i said i would do! >> we come to both of you. should we talk cruz first or do you want to talk about that word that donald trump used to slur hillary clinton. >> dealer's choice, carol. >> because the clinton camp is now responding. jennifer, part of clinton's team. >> communications director. >> she tweeted out. would you like to read it? >> you can r

mr. immigration, the economy, policies going on right now that have destroyed america's confidence. >> there's another battle between marco- i was at the debate, as you just saw, and it got a little intense. bush came out swinging. >> he did. this is a desperate attempt to try to make one last effort to damage the front-runner. the fact is, mr. trump has dominated the polls. mr. bush is in single digits. i think it's sort of a sad reminder of the place the establishment has in this campaign. >> donald trump said, i have an idea for jeb bush @jebbush, try using your last name and don't be ashamed of it. what did he mean by that? >> it's obvious. mr. trump uses his name proud d d ly. i think jeb bush is trying to hide from his family's record and he didn't want to be identified with the establishment record. >> here's a new fox news poll that just came out nationally among republicans. this is after our debate from earlier in the week. trump is at 39. cruz is at 18. rubio, 11. carson, 9. bush is way down at 3% and everybody else is at low, low numbers, as you can see, christie, carly fiorina, rand paul. who do you guys cons

mr. o'malley will be in iowa until the 30th. tomorrow morning he will be at a forum in webster city. and as the week goes on, chris christie, marco rubio, donald trump, and bernie sanders will also make stops around the hawkeye state. tensions are high in chicago tonight after police shot and killed two people this weekend. police say one of the victim's -- one of the victims was shot accidentally. brian webb reports. brian: chicago police admit that an officer made a mistake >> when i came out my room and i looked and seen my mom on the floor and i just got to crying. brian: police were responding to reports that 19-year-old college student quintonio legrier was acting agitated and armed with a baseball bat. officers shot him several times. he died at the hospital. >> he wasn't a violent person, he was somebody that wanted to go somewhere. and the people that are supposed to protect us took kids life. -- took his life. brian: both shooting victims are black. police refused to release the race of the officer or officers involved. >> they were confronted by a combative individual, resulting in an officer firing shots, fatally woun

mr. trump's getting, that ted cruz is getting, that marco rubio is getting.the ones that came out right before christmas that ben carson was thinking about a staff shake-up. those are not the type of stories you want, because they don't give voters confidence that you're going to win. stuart: yeah. i mean, clearly, jeb bush has spent a great deal of money, but he can't get beyond that 5% level. he's been at 5% for month after month after month. he must be -- i'm going to use a strong word, but his camp must be near to desquare. am i -- despair. am i right? >> the bush camp feels good about where they are -- stuart: no, come on. david, they cannot be feeling good at 5% five weeks before the iowa caucus. >> look, everybody wants to be at the top, right? but he's not. but if you're sitting, if you're his campaign manager and you're sitting there, you say, look, we still have resources to be able to communicate a message, we still have resources to be able to turn our voters out. look, would he rather be on top? absolutely, he'd rather be on top, but he's not. do