mr. o' malley: his boy said to him, dad, what happens if donald out of our home? great capacity to use bigotry to inflame people and to make them think there are easy answers to complex questions. mr. sanders: all of the mexicans are criminals. we should hate the mexicans. we hate all the muslims because they are terrorists. meanwhile, the rich get richer. >> on syria, moderators brought up a pause until the vetting process checks out. ms. clinton: we have to have the toughest screening -- >> a halt? ms. clinton: i don' t think it is necessary. mr. o' malley: we need to act like the great country we are. >> the biggest issue downs, likability put in a . >> should corporate america love hillary clinton? ms. clinton: everybody should. mr. sanders: no, i think they won' t. [applause] >> an interesting note, as abc was coming into the debate, some of the analysis from george stephanopoulos, describing how donald trump had not tweeted at all. that is rare for him. he likes to comment. tweeted so

mr. o' malley: isil training videos are telling lone wolves the easiest way to buy a combat weapon in america is at a gun show because of the political approach of washington that both of my two colleagues on this state have represented for the last 40 years. sen. sander: let' s come down a little bit. ms. clinton: let' s tell the truth. sen. sanders: you can do all the speeches you want. just to set the record straight, in 1988 i ran for house in vermont. three candidates. one candidates that i don' t think it is a great idea that we sell automatic weapons in this country used by the military to gun people said there are three candidates in the race, you vote for one of the others but not bernie sanders. i lost by 3 percentage points. ms. clinton: i agree with governor o' malley and i applaud his record in maryland. i wish he would not represent mine. i' ve been for the brady bill and against assault weapons. josh: bernie sanders and hillary clinton way ahead in the polls, ahead of martin

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mr. o, just turned 17 michlt parents got me a billoreilly.com premium membership.t passed my driving test, too. wow, as they say in the south, you're in tall cotton. and from washington my book club discussed killing reagan. i never thought i'd see that happening. it's in the top 20 on amazon, number one again this sunday on the times list. they love that. also very happy birnl day, helen in pennsylvania, 101. and i'm getting mail about the don't be a pin head shows this weekend. sold out at ceasar's palace. tonight, the factor tip of the day. carly simon answers about a song "you're so vain". she says it's about actor warren be beatty. so is that a bad thing? no. unless you're hurting folks. vanity can drive a person to be successful. then, when you get money, you can help other people. that is what we do here. if you don't you're a greedhead and that is on you. factor tip of the day. you probably think this song is about you. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news website and we'd like you to spout off about the factor. name and town if you wish

(nats) while mrs. o favored inside out. (nats) on the small screen -- potus watched the knick (nats) and michelle looked blackish. showing the first family -- is just like us.. (nats) lili king fans have something to celebrate. disney has a aew show featuring simba and nala's family. catch the lion guard next month on the disney channel -- and you may spot some familiar faces. for hollywood minute -- i'm mary moloney. jessica rae: according to a new pew resesech center poll. we apparently can't get through center poll. we apparently can't get through the day without the internet. 73 percent of americans say they use the web on a daily basis. of that number, one in five--or 21 percent report going online "almost constantly." 42 percent say they use the web several times a day. ten percent go online about once a day. several times a week or less often. the pew research center says this is the first time it has included "almost constantly" as an answer option in its survey of internet usage. jessica rae: scott: jessica and sco

. >> mr. osegment with charles krauthammer was the most honest and entertaining i have ever seen. >> bill, you think new york city has bad traffic? try maneuvering through the streets of baghdad in a convoy. you win, bill, you win. but nyc is close. roger, charles city, iowa. i have read "killing reagan" twice. the chapter about reagan being shot is extraordinary. this is an outstanding book and anyone who disagrees. bill, just became a billoreilly.com fan. >> a big thank you to all of the employees at the orcon industry corporation in new york. they all pool their bonus money. their holiday bonus money, they pooled it to buy a high-tech wheelchair for a severely wounded vet. you guys are patriots and you understand the true meaning of christmas. >>> finally, tonight, the fact of the tip of the day, what to do with ghastly gifts. we all get them for christmas and hanukkah. the tie that glows in the dark. okay, the cookies that make your teeth fall out. the scarf that gives your neck a rash. so w

mrs. obama is "o tannenbaum." vice president bide and his wife chose bruce springsteen's "santa claus is coming to town." >> i have a playlist. jim nantz has a playlist. i love christmas music. >>> stay with us. "news4" continues now at 5:00 a.m. >>> at least seven people are dead after severe storms strike the southeast. take a look at the destruction. a string of tornadoes left behind in the state of tennessee. a lot of damage in mississippi as well where a 7-year-old buy died. the twisters ripped through parts of both states including arkansas. now, the odd june-like storm was fast-moving and pretty much wiped out everything in its path. chuck? >> thanks, angie. >>> the severe weather in the ohio valley yesterday, that threat is coming in our direction in the front part of the day today. in addition to december thunder, which is extremely rare. our main threat will be the potential for flash flooding. 1 to 2 inches of rain yesterday, more coming in now. live "storm team 4" radar showing rain reaching the capita

mrs. obama is "o tannenbaum." vice president bide and his wife chose bruce springsteen's "santa claus is coming to town." >> i have a playlist. jim nantz has a playlist. i love christmas music. >>> stay with us. "news4" continues now at 5:00 a.m. >>> at least seven people are dead after severe stor

o mr. trump, you are so wonderful. then he comes out with a question, mr. trump, he read the wiseguy question. i said, that is not nice. they wanted three hours because advertising sells for so much they make a fortune. i said, i will not let them have three hours. everyone said, you will never feel the stop them. i said, yes i will. i think it took me about three minutes. i said i am not going. i have to tell you, carson said he would go along with it. that was very nice. ben carson. i have to give credit where credit is due. i have been rough on him. i have to give credit where credit is due. he came along and said i would go along. we went in and i said we're not doing it. they folded like an umbrella. it took two minutes. now my thing is, they all say, you cannot get mexico to pay for the wall. try it. try it. we are going to build a wall. [cheers] we are going to build a wall. it will be a great wall. it will not be a little toy. we will build it not for a lot of money. in china they built the great wall 2000 years ago, 13,000 miles long. serious walls

mr. k. >> o oy. >> yeah, my question is i have a 401, fairly substantial. would it be advisable for me to change that to a self-directed ira? >> okay. what matters is the match. if you have if the employer is matching, no. okay. you want to get the max -- you want to get the max match, so to speak, and then after that, yes, or -- but if it's just six and a half or one half dozen to the other and the funds aren't that good that you are allowed to be in your 401(k) then, yes, i want you to choose a self-directed ira. let me help you take control of your financial future. your company matches your contribution to 401(k) max that out, but if you don't get an employer match go straight to the ira. on mad tonight you just got your diploma so now what? don't miss my investing advice for recent college grads. >>> too busy to invest in individual stocks i will help you put your money back k the next best thing. >>> let's chart your course. why don't you stick with cramer? >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question

mrs. obama, is "o tannenbaum." joe biden and his wife went for bruce springsteen's "santa claus is coming to town." >>> i'm social media editor, britney johnson. if you are looking for an even wider variety of christmas music, head to our play list. all you have to do is search christmas play list in our app and share your holiday photos with us as well using the hashtag, nbc 4 holiday. i hope you7x all have a very my christmas. >>> it doesn't feel like christmas eve at all. q 60s to around 70 degrees now. we are going to whoever around the l the lower 70s. much of the rain will taper off after 4:00, 5:00. dry and mild. heavy rain here south of fredericksburg along i-95. headed for southern maryland and thunderstorms here near smith island. that's headed out on the lower parts of the eastern shore. there is more where that came from. if you are traveling today or live down towards fredericksburg, be on the lookout. so, shopping today, rainy, warm, temperatures in the 70s. returning on saturday. maybe a few more sh

. >> oh,h,o it's not. it mrs. mrs. george clooney. remember the gloves? >> yes, you were right. amal clooney. that was good that you remembered the gloves. >> that is kerry washington. >> yes! >> that was, oh, that's such a good show. >> that is definitely gaga. >> yes, i remember those gloves. i remember those. >> and what's the last one? taylor swift! >> yeah, we did pretty well. those were good. >> all right, so we know you guys are going out for new year's eve. and this happens, sometimes you get all dressed up and somebody drops a glass of wine or well, we have an idea for you. we have something that is a spill-proof item, clothing item. >> by vardama. >> and he's wearing the spill-proof shirt and tie. >> it's on a youtube channel. the material is infused with a spill-resistant fabric that makes it water resistant without compromising the breathability. >> so we're going to throw some wine on alex to see what happens. >> i brought my own wine. >> but it's not good stuff. ready? >> hold on. hold on. >> alex had a drinking problem. >> you want to throw it on the front? >> che

mr. chairman: it could. -- o mr. byrne: up to? mr. chairman: some of the money could be used for that purpose. mr. byrne: last year one of the big issues was whether there was money being a prorated for the president to grant executive amnesty to immigrants. is the funding here to implement those? mr. chairman: there is no money for that purpose. mr. byrne: it is safe to say that if you voted for this appropriations bill, you would not be voting to fund an executive action by the president to grant amnesty to immigrants? mr. chairman: that is exact we write. mr. byrne: important to know. the department of labor has issued that rule and i assume funding is in place for them to use the funding to implement that role. mr. chairman: yes. mr. byrne: thank you, i appreciate the clarification on those points. i yield back. mr. chairman: the dome and yields back -- gentleman yield i will recognize myself are as much time as they need. [laughter] mr. chairman: this is not directed at the two witnesses. mr. sessions: i share much of the frustra

with that i'll turn it every o to mr. taylor, then will be back to answer questions. >> thank you, sheriff. morning, everyone. well, after 11 days of the u.s. marshal service tracking down ethan couch, we can finally say he is in custody. he was arrested last night by mexican authorities down in puerto vallarta, mexico. an echo with what the sheriff said. the working relationship that we have together here in the dal s dallas-ft. worth area and our task force, one of the officers is assigned to the task force as well as the district attorney's office and we enjoy that collaboration. the law enforcement, state and locals is who brings fugitives to justice. this was nothing more than a textbook case of that. collaboration among all the officers, the tirelessness, dedication, perseverance, passion that these officers have in tracking down fugitives, that's why we're successful is because of that. it is because of the people. it also spans internationally, too, as we pursue fugitives in foreign countries. we have a great rela

mrs. robinson, sash that sha and maly holidays! [ cheers and applause ] [ band playing "o, christmas tree ] >>> hello, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] happy holidays! you know my crew, malia, sasha, michelle, grandma. [ cheers and applause ] happyholidays to reese and everyone here tonight and everyone watching at home. now, let's begin the process of lighting the tree. [ cheers and applause ] we have a countdown going on, we're going to start at 5, here we go. five, four, three, two, one. [ cheers and applause ] >> merry christmas, everybody! [ band playing "joy to the world" ] ♪ ♪ >> i am joined by a very good friend of mine and a very special guest. she is a show business legend in her own right, the one and only miss piggy, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, yes! >> hi, piggy, how are you? >> i'm fabulous, reese. but i am a little worried that this cold weather might be too much for a hollywood girl like you. >> well, it is a little brisk. >> well, i thought i'd do you a favor and host the rest of the show. [ laughter ] >> well, i mean, i don't really

mr. jell-o that everybody loves. >> bill, you are jell-o pudding pops and my childhood.on't say that. they all say that. >> i was looked at directly in the eye by bill cosby and said i had better never, ever see your face or hear your name again. and i listened. >>> and cosby is suing eight of his accusers for defamation, including super model, beverly johnson. he says their false allegations have ruined his reputation. let's take a short break. when we come back, north korea pays its respects to a top aid in a state funeral, but there are questions about the circumstances of his death. we'll have a live report. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> welcome back to cnn news room. north korea's top aide is being laid to rest in a state funeral. state media reported he died in a car accident, but some experts are questioning that. we are joined now from the south korean capit

[groening] aning] o mr. trump: instead of saying they made a mistake, they made a mistake, they are trying to justify it. we meant we are working on it. can you believe it? the world is blowing up. the migration from syria. they say one of their key things for the year is bringing peace to syria and the whole world suffers. it is the level of stupidity that is incredible. i used to use the word incompetent. now i just call them stupid. i went to an ivy league school. i'm very highly educated. i know words, i have the best words, but there is no better word than stupid. [laughter] mr. trump: right? there is none. [cheers and applause] there is no word like that. we are going to turn things around. if we have hillary, i've got to tell you -- i just saw that for the last week he has been -- she has been hitting me hard with the women card. really hard. i had to say, ok, that's enough, that's enough. we did a strong number. she is not going to win. by the way, i love the concept, love, love, love having a woman

kenneth: and on fox' s "o' reilly factor," trump again pushed his religion. mr. trump: this is about security. we can' t allow people to come into this country that are kenneth: but in the wake of the global backlash, trump announced this morning he' s postponing his trip to israel to meet with prime minister benjamin become president." s making a move to court another minority group -- blacks. the shift comes after trump recently met with a group of black pastors. yahoo! news reports the billionaire has a four-step plan to win 100% of the black vote, incentives, and education into african-american communities. trump grabbed all the headlines s back at it with events in new hampshire. kenneth moton, abc news washington. adam: you' re looking at live pictures of an event in portsmouth where presidential and the graham -- presidential candidate lindsey graham is holding an event. five republican candidates are holding events. for location specifics, check out our candidate tracker at president obama has just signed into law new legislation aimed at overhauling the

o cold. our good friend. good morning, mr. b. >> good morning. >> 36, but feels like 26.is old suede. >> i think john burley likes a small little window like me. >> there's no doubt about that. and i think about 50. low 75 high. and that is it. we do have mostly clear skies. higher clouds spilling over the ridge. and 30s are much more abun can't here in this morning. we'll see by 7:00, i think almost 90% of those will be in the 30s unless a breeze picks up. there are much colder lows here. now there is still enough of a stirring of the atmosphere but nothing compared to what we had yesterday. fairfield had gusts of 31. there goes a band of high clouds. they went by so fast. there's still more. the northerly direction. bodega bay. and still cooler half moon bay u. and aantioch at 39. thirty-four la fayette. these are colder than yesterday. walnut creek did check in at 31 yesterday. earn else was warmer. it will start to move toward us friday into the weekend. mostly sunny. partly cloudy to the north. cool and mild on the temperatures. it will not be as breezy. thirty on th

oing on! [cheers and applause] mr. trump: have no choice. we have no choice. cheers and applause] mr. trump: we have no choice. according to pew research, there a great hatred towards americans by large segments of the muslim population. most recently, a poll from centers for secure policy released data showing that 25% of those polled agreed that violence against americans, those are people that are here -- by the way, 1% will be unacceptable, 1% is unacceptable, 25% of those polled agree that violence against americans here in the united states is justified. as part -- think of that -- as part of the global jihad -- [audience booing] mr. trump: you want to change your religion? i don't think so. i don't think so. as part of the global jihad and 51% of those polled agreed that muslims in america should have the choice of being governed according to shari'a. 51%. shari'a authorizes -- and this s -- i mean it's terrible -- shari'a authorizes such atropical storm ties against nonbelievers who won't convert, beheadings and more unthinkable acts against americans especially women. especia

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o. [applause] mr. white: everybody has been very patient. we're coming up on 10:00. the redline on the podium is going off. would like to thank you for your time. [applause] [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> law enforcement officials and activists examine the prison system and its impact on minority communities. the purpose of prisons is to punish people for antisocial behavior and to remove that threat from society. crime orfuture rehabilitate the prisoner is secondary. is to keep purpose society safe from the threats posed by those individuals. >> a race relations town hall meeting with elected officials and law enforcement. >> they get the job by saying i am protecting the public. public is of the those that gave them their marching orders. also a discussion of media coverage on muslims. young people from across the united kingdom gather in the house of commons to discuss issues important to them. >> this issue is so much more than buses and trains.

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

mr. speaker, pursuant to house resolution 56 o 0, i callp the conference report on the bill h.r. 644 and ask for immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 644, an act to re-authorize trade facilitation and trade enforcement functions and activities, and for other purposeses. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 560, the conference report is considered as read. the gentleman from texas, mr. brady, and the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, each will control 30 minutes. the house will be in order. members will please remove their conversation from the house floor. he house will be in order. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. brady: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and insert heir remarks and extraneous material into the record on the conference report to accompany h.r. 644. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. brady: mr. speaker -- mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro t

mr. bush: yeah. some of the people who most from lobbying are congressional staffers and pentagon,o work at the both military and civilian, so i'd really like to know if you ould extend that six-year ban to those people also. mr. bush: that's a good question. i'd have to look at the impact but there should be total transparency, so if you're and ng with a lobbyist you're the staffer on the committee of great importance or, you know, you're a big dog inside the department of efense, and you're being lobbied, there should be 24-hour notice. it should be put on the internet. there should be complete transparency about this. and people can make up their mind whether it's appropriate or not, and that, i think, is across the board, an open government, a more transparent government is what we need. this president promised the most transparent government in haven't history and we gotten it. we've gotten the exact opposite. with thest way to deal transparency issue is to open it up. staffers, you t know, that's a revolving door as well and it makes sense to look at it. need to do asg we it relates to the defe

and instead of sitting behind his desk o bamenta awkwardly stands up for the entire speech. may hey, mrpresident, that does not count as taking a stand against isis. this is the nightly show. let's do it. captioning sponsored by comedy central >> larry: yes! thank you very much. welcome to the night lee show. i'm larry wilmore. so nice. >> larry, larry, larry! >> larry: such a nice audience and canada and australia nice, such a nice odd yengs. really is. and guys, tis the season of giving, right? and no one gives this comedy show more gifts than the republican candidates running for president. (laughter). >> larry: yay! so let's take a look and see who's trying to denegrofy the white house. in other words, what's happening with the unblackening. as you all know tonight is the second night of hanukkah. and all 14gop candidates celebrated the festival of lights by talk together republican jewish coalition last thursday. and the first bright spot, lindsay graham. >> thank you very much. (applause). >> larry: what's your rush, lindsey graham? moving kind of fast out of that room, aren't you

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

(playing "o tannenbaum") it-it-it's amazing! (bell dings) papa, look! well, mr. mayor! adelaide! how lovely to see you. gustav, what is this? why, it is-- that is my gift, papa! i want that music box! no, wait! i want to buy it! here, gustav. you can have all of my money! whatever he has, gustav, i will pay more. hans: but, but-- mayor: sorry, hans. (chuckles) oh, papa! eh, how about one of these other music boxes, hans? this one is nice. you don't understand, gustav. it must be the very best! i will keep looking. gretchen, you like to exchange gifts at christmas, don't you? yes, if they are given in the right spirit. well, what gift would you give to someone very special? oh, that depends on who it is, hans. well, um, it is god, actually. what would you give to god for christmas? i would give him what i give him every day. my sins for his pardon. my weakness for his strength. my sorrow for his joy. well, that is not exactly what i had in mind. think about it, hans. ponder it in your heart. you will know what to do. that's it. thank you, gretchen. elsa, you have saved the day! by

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mr. farook was on o seasessed with isis. how did we miss this terry?ht now we're going to learn a lot. but it's -- very interesting that when you talk about terrorism, there's a personal motivation and aspect of terrorist whether international or domestic and then there's this psychology of it. and then there's this almost bizarre adherence to this fundamentalist philosophy with a collision with political or social. we missed a lot of that in this. >> right. i know that we, obviously, missed a lot. terry thank you very much. appreciate your time very much. >> you're very welcome. terry for fbi counterterrorism. up next new york "daily news" using front page to car cast sarcastically declare all is well in the world. this whole store is next. biggest weekend of college football season ends and one major upset. now set for the annual college football playoffs. back in a moment. ♪ gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. >> welcome back, rocked by a 7.2 magnitude earthquake. cheryl on that story and

o abc 7 news. >> stay here with me. mr. to bring you on this busy friday night coming up.crunch time for holiday shoppers on line sales are booming. so washington are the brick and ky> deals of the season. an i-phone selling for a dollar. yes. there's a catch. >>> and drew is tracking the with beings with live doppler 7hd. first storm is upon us. 2 more on the rain as w just press clean and let roomba from irobot® help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba from irobot® better together™. . >>> all right. today we officially enter the last week before christmas and christmas shopping crunch is on. on line sales are booming but what about brick and mortar stores and the shopping malls? here's laura anthony. >>reporter: more americans are doing their holiday shopping on line. but does that mean brick and mortar is dead? not necessarily. according to sun valley mall where sales are up despite foot traffic that is a tad down. >> traffic is steady. it

at that point i kind of decided .o switch to detectives host: what if you find out about these detectives that really intrigued you? mr. lillert: protective's seem to be everywhere in the 19 century west. the first one i saw was just in a saloon trying to talk to everyone because he was buying everybody drinks and they were salesmen. they were all undercover private detectives. somewhere salesman in travelers and posting is of the outlaws. they were posing as prospectors. one posed as a doctor and practiced in wyoming for 12 months to try to extract information from some people. detectives be in the west? and who hired them? mr. lillert: it's usually the railroads, the mines and the ranches. they are enormous corporations from new york and boston. millions of dollars passing hands. they had a bunch of workers at a bunch of rural -- small room populations spread out across about a million square miles. did -- they had ranting managers they did not know these people were and people were sometimes going on strike in the meaning wages. for them to know who they were or what -- they were trying to unionize or break them up

mr. donald said that luerkens had never shown regret or sympathy or remorse. luerkens stabbed lynnsey donald more than 30 times in the presence o& the victim's 7- year-old son. " 46:40 he had the audacity to do it in front of her 7-year-old son as that little boy stood a few feet away, watching, screaming, helpless and in shock. he screamed and he must havhad a pain that nono of us could ever begin to imagine or completely understand. " juge mitchell turner aowed luerkens to address the court life sentence. luerkens did say he was truly sorry for what happened. the judge also ordered luerkens to pay the estate of nnsey donald $150,000. so much of the concern todada centered on the 7-year-old boy who witnessed the killing of his mother in april. steve donald said today his grandson celebrated a birthday the day before the killing and he will always have those memories of his mother's death. live in cedar rapids, chris earl, kcrg-tv 9 news. a missouri state trooper faces a charge of involuntary manslaughter for the drowning of a handcuffed iowa man. 20 year old brandon ellingson of clive died while he was in the custody of troope

mr. mcquaid wrote this in an editorial. he reminds us have o the grown-up bully bif in back to the future movie series. on february 9th, we trust new hampshire republicans will send bif trump somewhere, anywhere but on the road to the most important elective office in the united states at a most crucial time for this nation. mr. trump has been hurling new attacks. his newspaper has endorsed chris christie. mr. trump has had a lot to say about that as well. tonight, we are going to give mr. mcquaid the floor. he joins me now. thanks for taking the time. >> hey, jim, how are you? >> donald trump certainly had a lot to say about you last night at his rally. let's go through the list briefly. he called you a lowlife, a sleeze bag, useless. what's your response to everything he said about you? >> well, it is not at all surprising. i'm surprised that it comes this late. i thought that after we endorsed another candidate, we would join the long list of losers in the trump lexicon. i think we got under his skin with the editorial yesterday, which ran o

mr. johnson and the others. those officers were in the process of peeking to t is -- o ing to the car to investigate the shooting. but then others observed ronald johnson near that very same location. those officers saw that mr. johnson was carrying a gun and ordered him to stop and drop the weapon. mr. johnson did not comply with the officer's orders and instead, ran from the officers while holding the gun. he initially ran from 53rd street, turning south on to king drive where he encountered the original two officer who were on the scene and speaking with the other occupant of the vehicle. these two officers were observed mr. johnson with a gun and they drew their weapons and ordered johnson to stop and drop the weapon. mr. johnson slowed down and indicated that he would comply with the officers' orders. one of the officers reholstered his weapon to free up his hands to arrest him. but johnson was able to break free of the officer's grasp, and he fell to the ground. another occupant of the vehicle confirmed that he heard police yell out that johnson had a gun. at that point, mr. johnson turned away from those

mr. fisher. >> and bobby's idea to make "o holy night" free. bill: ted cruz versus donald trump as the texas senator surges in a new fox news poll. cruz leading in the iowa at -- at 32% and trump at 25%. martha: good morning, everybody. we have a lot to talk about. >> the new poll, this is a des moines register poll. this gives ted cruz an enlarger margin of lead. that doesn't sit well with mr. trump. >> you look at the way he has dealt with the senate, he goats in there like a little bit of a maniac. you are never going to get things done that way. i built a phenomenal business, i'm worth millions of dollars. i have some of the greatest assets in the world. you can't walk into the senate and scream and call people liars and not cajole and not get along with people. he will never get anything done. bill: byron york, iowa has never seen a jump like this before. how has cruz remade the race? >> he's doing it with shoe leather, politicking. he's meeting a lot of people, staying after event, shaking a lot of hand. he's also employing new technology

mr. chairman. my concern specifically is with our relationship with pakistan. the united states has given pakistan $30 billion since 9/11. i think pakistan is a benedict arnold ally to the united states. 2011,oing back to may 2, when there was the raid in pakistan on osama bin laden, we did not tell the pakistanis we were coming because, frankly, they would snitch us off and osama bin ladin would have left. and the near confrontation that took place between the u.s. and pakistan after the raid, pakistan scrambled to u.s -- two f-16's and were headed to the area where the raid took place. and possible confrontation with jets against american helicopters at the raid did not happen but it could have. pilots that were trained to your tucson,n 2010, in arizona, and i think we need to be very concerned about providing armaments for pakistan who seems to play all the sides. i'll yield back, mr. chairman. >> when i was elected 28 years ago, i think most people considered me pakistan's best friend in the house of representatives. over the years, i have been deeply disappointed that those people whom i consider to be my friends were the train the trust of the united states and were committing acts that w

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warriors now nba record 20 an o getting set for the next gym saturday in toronto and mr. right now. that's special. sit on the bench and the number 20 sounds a little different than 15, 16, kq a little different than 15, 16 17, whatever. let's be proud of that but remember how we got to this pony and bottle it up for the rest of the season. >>reporter: steff not receiving awards everywhere. davidson college will not retire his jersey until he graduates. long time school policy. curry hefty a year early for the 09 draft. he only has a four classes left. trying to figure out how to complete the degree is a challenge because davidson doesn't offer summer classes. steff is keen of busy in the fall wenter and the spring. wait on. that warriors my toronto saturday as we mention. tonight the ravtors host denver. the jumper. had 34. but the raptors down. type sawyer couldn't stop the the player here with 21 point. barton 2 off the bench here. denver snaps an 8 game slide. respecttors got caught looking ahead to the warriors on saturday. giants right fielder pence wanted to propos

kind of think that there is a really -- i think there is a good chance we are going to get o the right place. mr. glickman: fred, a syria expert as well. >> thank you. senator, suppose the president does come to the conclusion that to defeat isis, at least n syria, it's going to require a professional, capable ground force to complement the air campaign. suppose he does decide to go for the kind of coalition that mark and others are talking about and that as part of the price of coalition building the united states is going to have to have some skin in the game on the ground in syria, perhaps beyond 50 special operators. how do you think that kind of proposition is going to be received in the committee? what would the president have good o ensure a reception in the committee? senator corker: i go back to elements of all of the questions, but steve's in particular, so, you know, whenever you are walking in the hallways, if you have been there, as you walk out of the senate chambers or going to the eting, that's the question that people want to -- what about ground troops? how many? what about spe

mr. smith: i want to thank chairman pitts for his extraordinary work on this legislation. green, onk chairman pallone and mr. upton for their strong support in this legislation. in the senate we had orrin hatch, frank burr, al franken who worked in a bipartisan way to ensure that this life-affirming, life-saving legislation not only made it through the senate but was beefed up, made stronger. this was, you know, people talk about the lack of bipartisanship. i do believe this is one of those bills where we've all come together to say whether it be bone marrow or adult stem cells in the form of cord blood that it be made available to as many people as possible in the most useable and efficacious way. mr. speaker, we know this, and i won't try not to be too redundant because i know the chairman explained it. the bill under consideration by the house does re-authorize through 2020 two critically important and complementary programs. cell w. "bill" young stem trant plantation program and the national cord blood inventory. it's especially important during this time of gift giving to re-a

mr. require a cyclists o to yield the right-of-way before pleading into an intersection controlled by a at scene a common sense ordinance that is good for everyone i support it's adoption thank you. >> thank you. >> hi my name is edward in san francisco since 1985 a professional bicyclist not owned a motor vehicle in my life a lot of discussion about rules of road and legally this orientals will not make anything illegal or not legal this is solely but police officer enforcements priorities in the police had actually do 33 what we false claimed and uniformly enforce the traffic signal laws this is solely a bill to rein in police harassment of the cyclists by biased italy bicyclists police that's the original issue on that basis i urge you anyone that rides in the city knows how bias the police are against the bicyclists this is why we're here rein in the police last night by enacting this, please. >> good evening members without going through the loathe i didn't bicycle safety only the bicyclist parts at least 35 years riding regularly first, i'd like to is that senior and disability actio