if you come in, i was at glazier's last night and so mr. g and mrs. g and billy are doing that big promotion where they... for the turkey and the primrib for christmas. you can call, i already spoke to him, call right now and you can order that and if you come into the store, if you sell $200 or more, you get a $50 gift certificate. the important thing is this, when you come to nevada coin mart, there's only one nevada coin mart. neil sackmerry is there. i'm there from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and when you want the real deal, come and see neil. >> awesome, wow. i like that trademark, that was good. gentlemen, great having you, thank you so much. >> thanks so much. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. let the professionals at nevada coin mart appraise your coins and jewelry, it can be worth far more than face value. you can visit their new location on south jones at flamingo. you can also call them both on your screen. >> well, if you're like most of the population, chances are you have your smart phone right in front of you. well, just in time for the

mr. g., mrs. g., and billy are fantastic. i recommend them without question. i will also say that, you know, it was great doing stuff with operation fire heat. you know, big supporter of a lot of different things in the... >> veterans here in town. >> for the charity and stuff like that. i partnered with channel 13, the vegas morning blend did a very good thing and a big thing with the veterans of las vegas. this coming year we're gonna do even more with charities. when you go and you sell things at nevada coin mart, i don't just drive a $100,000 car and do nothing. when you come and you come and sell and sell your items to me, i am a supporter of people in the community and so that is what you're doing. you're helping a business help the community as well as to be the most successful gold buyer in las vegas. >> all right, guys, >> thanks. >> happy new year to you. >> thank you. >> now, let the professionals at nevada coin mart appraise far more than face value. visit their new location on south jones at flamingo. you can also call them or check out their webs

i saw mrs. g and talking to her and things like that. >> was your cutout there? >> yes. i have a full-size cutout there that if you want to see or come to the store, some people take pictures with me and stuff. and so the thing is this, i am here in the store, i'm not just a spokesperson. if you want to go to the greatest supermarket ever, you go to blazers. you want to come to the industry leader, you go to nevada coin mart, 4065 south jones. all in one place. six privacy windows, four privacy booths, one privacy room, x-ray spectrometer, technology, look on the web call right now. i am there. the best price always. >> thank you so much, neil. >> thanks. >> to learn more about the veterans featured in salute to nevada veterans program, go to ktnv.com/veterans. nevada coin mart, a proud sponsor of action news and supplying the gift cards in this proposals to the recipients. for more details about the business, head to the web site or call the number listed. now before we go to break, congrats to lauren of the west career and technical academy. she was the first place win

mr. thompson, are you familiar with the 287 g? mr. thompson: i am familiar. sen. sessions: remember when that got started and worked with the bush and administration on it, they were a little slow. you get nervous if you let local law enforcement have a role to play, so you need a big training program before anybody can really rest. they can arrest the mayor of the arrestut they cannot somebody who is illegally in the country unless they have a long-term training program, but that is what they agreed to and to the bill was passed and they gded quite a number of 287 programs or contracts, which essentially told the local law enforcement what they could do, how they could do and what they could do to identify dangerous criminals. i am amazed that it is declined by more than half, it appears, in the last few years. certainly it should have been been made -- they should have sought it to be nationwide in every jurisdiction. mr. thompson: it is staggering, because that number could go even lower. there are two principal problems for local law enforcement, in particular

prosecute a case, we have to look at the facts and for this we are here only for the facts that involved mr. s g singh. >> reporter: civil lawsuit principally against the trucking company involved and four other firms may be ready for trial next year. meanwhile lawmakers in sacramento next month may revive a bill that would improve truck driver training. i'm chuck compapola, nbc pabay news. >>> more than 40 illegal and up registered guns from assault rifles to gra nad launchers were found when they raided and also illegal barrels of homemade alcohol and wean. the suspect is in jail tonight. his winery and distilling operation was not a secret, it was open to the public and even had yelp reviews. >> producing distilled spirits with a still, you have to have a license. if you don't, you're looking at a felony charge. >> possession of illegal and unregistered guns carries added felonies. investigators still don't know why the suspect had all those guns. >>> new at 6:00, inches away there death. even san jose firefighters were stunned by this accident. this big piece of metal called a loader tray fl

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politicians here today say th- ey believe we as a nation are at a c ossroads when it comes to deal g with re. >> mr. shook ahpill floor this community, here over two decades, as a small businessman, his children go our local schools and he has been so someone who we are proud to call aa neighbor and a friend. >> it's disgusting to me to think that somebody came into our community and committed this heinous crime and thought that that was okay. >> reporter: now, mr. hook at this store here bn the corner actually once opened up his right in front here, offered free coffee to people and really seems to be a pillar in this community, as you heard some of those politicians speak. we are waiting for mr. hook to speak himself on this incident. we will have t t for you later today at 5 and 6 here on news 4, new york. until then, live in astoria queens, i'm john chandler, news 4, new york. >> thank you. >>> tears in a sussex county courtroom this morning for a man who killed a person he says ctimized him as a child. clark fredericks pleaded guilty last june to the 2012 killing f sussex sheriff' s officer te

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. >> are we winging,g, mr. secretary? >> we will win. >> are we winning now? >> we're going to win. >> reporter: but victory is still a long way off. secretary of state kerry today pleaded with nato allies to step their efforts in the fight against isis and here in london, while those terror raids are still under way parliament will vote in afternoon on whether britain should join the bombing mpaign against isisi in syria after months o o sitting on the sidelines but paris, it seems, has changed everything and the house of commons will likely vote to have britain join the fight today. george and robin. >> terry moran, thanks very muchch >> see w wt thatote says. >>> new headlines in the race for president now and more good news for donald trump as his opponents step up their attacks, shows that republican front-runner solidifying his lead with marco rubio, ben carson and ted cruz now neck and neck for second place. abc's tomlamas has the l lest. good morning. >> good momoing. ben carson. he's down seven points in about a month. why the droppy those polls feel

mr. porter is set for next month. is one of six officers facing g charges in the death of freddy gray. freddy gray suffered a spinal injury and was shackled during the ride, but officers did not put a seat belt on him. his death set off protests earlier this year. the driver of the van is to face trial next on january 6. jeff: an air france flight is forced to make an emergency landing. plus, the station in china after a massive landslide. >> clouds are northern california into southern nevada. as will be an interesting [siren] to someone who just lost everything. that, "yes, we'll find you somewhere to stay" and "yes, your children will have breakfast." every 8 minutes the red cross responds to a disaster and makes this promise. jeff: you're listening to the sounds and looking at the site of the landside in southern china, captured by witnesses. dust and mud can be seen rising collapsing. the landslide buried 33 buildings and resulted in 91 people missing. no deaths have been reported. jeff: passengers arrived in paris on board that air france jet forced to make an emergency landing i

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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. president change our strategy, come up with a ground force to go in "g" in and destroy the caliphate before we get hit here at home. >> the president has his own criticism for the u.s. congress saying its time for new gun control legislation. that is unlikely. just last week the senate voted down a bill that would keep people on the know-fly list from buying weapons. president obama also urged americans not to frame this as a war against islam. >> that, too, is what groups like isil want. isil does not speak for islam. they're thugs and killers, a cult of death. they account for a tiny fraction of more than a billion muslims around the world. [singing] >> before the speech hundreds of advocates rallied outside of the white house to send a similar message. >> the basic thing is to say that errorism to try to defea--m is not part of islam. >> warring sides in yemen have agreed to hold peace talks in switzerland next week. they'll start on december 15th. almost 60,000 people have died in the conflict since it began in march. >> venezuela's opposition party say they'll push through a new

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

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mr. hardwick -- >> guillermo: wow, what an intense episode of "kimiddle." we're going g to breakt down. this is "middle kimiddle!" my first guest is the host of "kimiddle," chris stretch. >> jimmy: what? >> guillermo: chris stretch! >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: what a great show tonight. we hava lot of chemistry. >> we, do you're facing me in a weird way and it feels gooed. this is exciting to be on your show. >> chris harnswitch. >> i'm chris harnswitch. >> jimmy: i'm sorry to interruptpt but i am in the middle of my show. we do something on thursday night. it's called "unnecessary censorship." i apologize. but if you don't want, i'd like to go to that now. >> sure. >> i don't know any other way to put this, i'm going to say it. mike dukakis [ bleep ] turkey [ bleep ]. >> when we come right back is president obama [ bleep ]ing hillary clinton? businesspeople, i [ bleep ] a lotf union leaders, i [ bleep ] as many people as i could fit in the day. >> we have the experience to step in as commander in chief. if i were to get hit by a bus. or choke on a [ bleep ]. >> from beaver's

very much to try at one end promote the measure he was going to try toy kill prop g earlier this week, i was tarnishing to mr. stern he said the energy fee that is working its way to the public utilities commission was all but settled our resolution before us today regarding the metering was really not important anywhere i don't believe that is true and talking with lafco jason fried sdrook interest the california public utilities commission has not made a decision on the net energy metering and talking to a liaison who is here in 9 puc who's name a cody he said the decision is not made either so here's what howard stern told me are signed the metering decision is pretty much set nothing it changing and i don't believe that is for what i've been hearing that is true things are locked up between ibw and the california public utilities commission to present and let us know what we have before us. >> sure jason fried executive director for lafco on those matters i've invited speakers if a statewide level and have presentations on each of the items into a local level how it impacts san francisco directly so we w

very much to try at one end promote the measure he was going to try toy kill prop g earlier this week, i was tarnishing to mr. stern he said the energy fee that is working its way to the public utilities commission was all but settled our resolution before us today regarding the metering was really not important anywhere i don't believe that is true and talking with lafco jason fried sdrook interest the california public utilities commission has not made a decision on the net energy metering and talking to a liaison who is here in 9 puc who's name a cody he said the decision is not made either so here's what howard stern told me are signed the metering decision is pretty much set nothing it changing and i don't believe that is for what i've been hearing that is true things are locked up between ibw and the california public utilities commission to present and let us know what we have before us. >> sure jason fried executive director for lafco on those matters i've invited speakers if a statewide level and have presentations on each of the items into a local level how it impacts san francisco directly so we w

represents all of its people and one that can work with us to defeaeathe evil orgagazation of isil for g gd. but mr. speaker, notwithstanding all of this -- in n moment. notwithstanding all of this, there is a simple question at the heart of the debate today. we face a fundamental threat to our security. isil have brutally murdered british hostages. they've inspired the worst terrorist attack against british people since 7-7-7n the beaches atatcity after atrocity on the streets s re at home. >> charlie d'agata has more from london. >> reporter: prime minister dad cameron made it clear where he stands on the issue saying anyone who votes against air strikes in syria is a terrorist sympathizer. this all comes as the u.s. is efforts on the ground. british tornado fighter jets like these will joininhe u.s.-led air campaign against isis targets in syria within days. but it is on the ground that the united states is about to take the fight to isis. the pentagon has announced that about 200 special operations forces will be deployed to the northern iraq city of erbil. from there they will conduct raids in

. >> the g heroic defense of wake island was aç+mr dramatic boost american morale in those dark daysd eventually overwhelmed the 16 day battle proved to many, america fighting alone in the pacific could indeed beat the entire empire of japan, a small bend of warriors aroused a sleeping giant. theirs is a war story that deserves to be told.mnjá i'm oliver north, good night. >>> tonight on "war stories" -- >> nobody intended to come back. >> december 7th, 1941. the japanese unleashed a secret weapon, midget submarines. >> we thought it was a german u-boat. >> a lone destroyer sank a midget submarine an hour before the air attack on pearl harbor. >> we've got a midget sub. >> now its discovery is rewriting history. >> this probably is important. >> tonight we prove the first casualties of the pacific war were the japanese. that's next on "war stories." >> good evening. i'm here at pearl harbor. welcome to "war soirz." it was right here at 7:55 on sunday december 7th, 1941 that the empire of japan launched the savage surprise attack on u.s. forces in the pacific. when it was over 2,403

mr. tremoglie: my apologies. >> i think the most important of,g from the standpoint look, policing the free people is a challenging job. but, it is important that people have faith in the integrity of that effort. i've been a working constitutional lawyer for 25 years. there's a massive and inexplicable double standard between what other practitioners say. vocation where it is virtually impossible to sue is law-enforcement. prosecutors have absolute immunity. police officers have qualified immunity. there's an article that came out last year that identified 99.8% of all damage awards found -- nst police officers what if we had police do what every other vocation does, to self-insure against lawsuits so that the cost is internalized? higher ifms will be you self damage. there will be a tendency to because the, money comes out of your pocket incident the taxpayer pocket. officer will before stop the job, and the good ones will get what they are entitled to. mr. tremoglie: i have a better idea. if you have a bad cop, put him in jail. ceo?u have a bad suing people touches no one. if you have someone who is bad, put hi

mr. trump about muslims is not only dangerous, it's shameful." a new poll shows clinton with a lead of 30 points over nearest democratic rival bernie sanders... while trump's strongest challenger to his g-o-p frontrunner status is ted cruz . now fox5 weather 24/7 (( weather )) you might have been able to tell that forecasting the exact arrival and departure times of the waves of clouds we've been seeing isn't always easy. we were calling for a lot of cloud cover throughout this first full day of winter which would have kept the afternoon high in the mid 50s. but mother nature had other ideas, and the clouds cleared out, giving us more sunshine and moving the high past the 60 current forecast still calls for clouds to keep coming and going while temps will stay above normal for a couple more days. but the next big system upstream is supposed to get here during the day on christmas eve. that should mean more wind and much cooler temps heading into the holiday and on into the weekend. we'll go ahead and mention a slight chance for a quick passing shower as santa makes his big sleigh ride over southern nevada. if that happens, higher elevations around the las vegas area could see a snowfla

very much to try at one end promote the measure he was going to try toy kill prop g earlier this week, i was tarnishing to mr. stern he said the energy fee that is working its way to the public utilities commission was all but settled our resolution before us today regarding the metering was really not important anywhere i don't believe that is true and talking with lafco jason fried sdrook interest the california public utilities commission has not made a decision on the net energy metering and talking to a liaison who is here in 9 puc who's name a cody he said the decision is not made either so here's what howard stern told me are signed the metering decision is pretty much set nothing it changing and i don't believe that is for what i've been hearing that is true things are locked up between ibw and the california public utilities commission to present and let us know what we have before us. >> sure jason fried executive director for lafco on those matters i've invited speakers if a statewide level and have presentations on each of the items into a local level how it impacts san francisco directly so we w

and g the recipe for what we call, "reindeer crunch salad," along with a free "holiday helpers" ecookbook, which is perfect for this time of year. i'm howard, with our little reindeer kelly, in the mr. food test kitchen, where today we found a "lighter and briger way" for you to say . "ooh it's so good!!" jessica rae: we take a look at how some siouxland organizations are giving back this holiday. care. and support siouxland soldiers organized "holiday for our heroes" to say thank you to local service men and women. veterans expressed gratitude for events like these where their service is appreciated. by the time the event actually started... the director of the projects said they had served about 500 people dinner. have been disrupted. it's a whole different system for them, so we need to honor what they have done for us... the times they have given, many of them are injured, and they still come to these events just to have comradery with everyone" says sam hacker, community director of support siouxland soldiers. jessica rae: dinner and dessert, holiday music, and plenty of toys to go around as the big man... that's right, santa.. was there to check the children's wish list and s

mr. ugly. lunker time. lucas spratt of holbrook landed this one when he was fishing near ames. and finally, dillin dally of marengo with the lunker largemouth for hawaworn lake. with all my fishing g iends, this is john campbell reporting. thanks scott. now here's a look at today's top web stories on kcrg dot com. stay with your 24-hour news source, kcrg t-v nine. and now to first alert storm t joe winters for your final forecast. winds still remain strong tonight as cooler weather moves into the state. we can say goodbye to highs in the 40s and look forwawa to 20s for highs on friday. this, however, will be the coldest day of the week. 30s come quickly back into the forecast on saturday wh 40s ahead r sunday. for those of you attending opening night of "the force awakensnson thursday night the weather looks quiet. as master yoda would say, "cloudy mostly, it will be. truly chilly the 20s will feel." tonight: mostly cloudy low: 24-30 winds: w 15-25tomorrow: mostly cloudy high: 31-37 winds: nw 10-20 thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 6. we hope you'll be with us again tonight at tenen

mr. president, why shouldn't we be scared of three-year-olds? you think yocan't negotiate with terrorists? try negotiating g th a three-year-old. they play hardball. ( cheers and applause ) i mean-- you don't buy thethe yelling "you're not my dad." now, you're running out of a store carrying a toddler yelling "you're not my dad." by the way, running makes it look way worse. ( laughter ) besides, it's not like thehewant to turn away every single refugee. >> both ted cruz and jeb bush have suggested in recent days that america should accept christian refugees from syria but not muslims. cruz expxpined by saying, "there is no meaningful risk of christians committing acts of terror." >> stephen: that's right. no, no, that's right. christians have never committed acts of terror. i'm sure-- ( laughter ) i'm sure these guys right here are just campers roasting marshmallows. you can tell they're campers, because they're each wearing one-man tents. and this kind ofofelective immigrgrion is nothing new. like the plaque on the statue of liberty says, "give us your tired, your poor, mostly christians, and maybe one or

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very much to try at one end promote the measure he was going to try toy kill prop g earlier this week, i was tarnishing to mrrn he said the energy fee that is working its way to the public utilities commission was all but settled our resolution before us today regarding the metering was really not important anywhere i don't believe that is true and talking with lafco jason fried sdrook interest the california public utilities commission has not made a decision on the net energy metering and talking to a liaison who is here in 9 puc who's name a cody he said the decision is not made either so here's what howard stern told me are signed the metering decision is pretty much set nothing it changing and i don't believe that is for what i've been hearing that is true things are locked up between ibw and the california public utilities commission to present and let us know what we have before us. >> sure jason fried executive director for lafco on those matters i've invited speakers if a statewide level and have presentations on each of the items into a local level how it impacts san francisco directly so we will t

g day. dana: tom hawley, you have not done the times square thing. tom: no, we don't take a backseat to anyone. dana: i was all mr. in the late 1990's. i have told the story on this program. there was no fireworks, down, nothing. tom: it was around 2000 they started doing that. kim: we want to tell everyone about the road closures, but you have otom: this may involve a fatality. this is that the merger from the 15 to the 215 eastbound. all we see from this view is the flashing lights below grade angle. we over that in a few minutes. dana: it is a chilly start to monday. clear skies at the lake mead marina. 37, bottoming out at 35. a cold front moving on shore. most of the action will be north with a chance of snow north of las vegas. here is the futurecast which begins at 5:30 and takes us over the next 48 hours. you see a chance of snow to the north of us into lincoln county. things clear out into tuesday and wednesday. today's highs, around 51. tomorrow, slightly warmer. here are your lens for tuesday morning. 48, slightly warmer than yesterday, but eight degrees bewe bump it to 50 tomorrow and wednesday. we do

mr. miano, how does the h-1b guest worker program work? >> guest: well, the way it g works, actually, it's a three-step process. paris, the i employer -- first, the employer has to make out a labor condition application in which they certify they're going toye be calling the so-called prevailing wage and that they're not going to be violating certain rules. unfortunately, this step is jusr a paper-shuffling exercise because once it's submitted, the the president of labor is -- the department of labor is required to approve all these applications as long as the form is filled out correctly. then when that's approved, and you can pretty much guess it'll be automatically approved, they submit the actual piece of s petition to uscis, and if they approve it, then they go to the state department to get theto actual visa. >> host: and how many workers are coming into the united states, and where are they going? >> guest: there are aboute 120-130,000 are coming a year. >> host: i thought this was capped at about 65,000. >> guest: yeah. well,00 see, that's the little mistake,

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very much to try at one end promote the measure he was going to try toy kill prop g earlier this week, i was tarnishing to mrtern he said the energy fee that is working its way to the public utilities commission was all but settled our resolution before us today regarding the metering was really not important anywhere i don't believe that is true and talking with lafco jason fried sdrook interest the california public utilities commission has not made a decision on the net energy metering and talking to a liaison who is here in 9 puc who's name a cody he said the decision is not made either so here's what howard stern told me are signed the metering decision is pretty much set nothing it changing and i don't believe that is for what i've been hearing that is true things are locked up between ibw and the california public utilities commission to present and let us know what we have before us. >> sure jason fried executive director for lafco on those matters i've invited speakers if a statewide level and have presentations on each of the items into a local level how it impacts san francisco directly so we will

we will hear from howard g buffett, a foundation that deals with food and water resources and public safety. mr. buffett's father is warren buffett. former british prime minister tony blair also joins the discussion, moderated by tv news anchor judy woodruff. this is an hour and 20 minutes. [applause] judy woodruff: thank you very much. it's my honor to be here with such a distinguished panel. you cannot ask for three individuals who care more about this issue. i know that they all have a lot they want to say and we are going to get right to it. howard buffett, i'm going to start with you. you are the one who was the ce behind it. wise is something that matter to you. -- a fewe a father other things going on your family. judy woodruff: not much. howard buffett: i was teaching warren how to invest. [applause] [laughter] i had a mother that spent her entire life really dedicated to helping people. kids grew upf us in a household where we were really expected to give back to the community. every opportunity in our lives to do what we wanted to do in many ways. i think my dad explains it best when

mr. zuckerberg and facebook itself. >> e has talked about it in sub-saharan africa is well. in india, there is a regulatory fight because india is not just working to move past one into g accessking to develop their own domestic handset businesses. >> and limit those services to a handful of companies. corey: that is exactly not what is happening right here. dude be pretty much every country. they have banned these proposals because they think they fight against the idea of net neutrality. and these mobile internet plans. one concert we understand why someone who believes so much would think it is a great thing for everybody. the reason i think for so much criticism, they warranted it. google has talked about offering universal internet access. can they do it? cory: you have seen a big expense. at millions have been spent to provide a lot more access than is out there right now. withestingly, partnering microsoft bing and not with google to do this. it is an interesting take for these guys. zuckerberg making the case. pretty unpopular in india. they really see this as an american billionaire trying to push his empire. is something fascinating about "we don't need your charity

to root out remaining extremist fundamentalist in the u.kvrnlts, of extremism g including the u.k., any overseas sources. mr. speaker, i want to make this point before giving way again. know there are some who suggest military action in some way undermine our counter-extremism strategy by radicalizing british muslims. british muslims are appalled by daesh, these women-raping, muslim-murdering, medieval are hijacking the people of islam for their own end. as the king said today, these people are not muslims. they are outlaws from islam and we must stand with our muslim friends here and around the world as they reclaim their religion from these terrorists. on islam, an attack we are engaged in a defense of islam. nd far from the risk of radicalizing british muslims by acting, failing to act would to betray british muslims in the wide religion of give way to the honorable gentleman. that we would fight all the time in this country. why do night the saudis, the urks, why do they not fight these people? prime minister: the turks are taking part in this action and urging us to do the same. the saudis are taking p

mr. president. do you? how do we plan to end these threats, by turning off cable news? funny how that got him into trouble in the first. i have a feeling, k. g that he would be singing a different tune if all the coverage were about climate change. >> absolutely, and it shows how far off the marques. he went to hawaii and said, i'm going to be strong on isis, we're going to step up our game. then he comes back and says this. what are you doing? you're blaming cable news? you're blaming the american people saying they're being hysterical and people in masks and hoods worrying even more about it because you don't seem to have a, climate change. >> or gun control. >> he did take some responsibility, right? didn't he say. look, there's a reason why we say we report, you decide. we're showing you the videos. it doesn't take a rocket -- five and six-year-old's with the white house burning in the background? is isis recruiters, isis home-grown terrorists in size, that's, not having to worry about them taking the country out. >> i think he's bitter. he had certain issues planned for his last year and it's all getting pushed aside kind of the disappo

very much to try at one end promote the measure he was going to try toy kill prop g earlier this week, i was tarnishing to mr. stern he said the energy fee that is working its way to the public utilities commission was all but settled our resolution before us today regarding the metering was really not important anywhere i don't believe that is true and talking with lafco jason fried sdrook interest the california public utilities commission has not made a decision on the net energy metering and talking to a liaison who is here in 9 puc who's name a cody he said the decision is not made either so here's what howard stern told me are signed the metering decision is pretty much set nothing it changing and i don't believe that is for what i've been hearing that is true things are locked up between ibw and the california public utilities commission to present and let us know what we have before us. >> sure jason fried executive director for lafco on those matters i've invited speakers if a statewide level and have presentations on each of the items into a local level how it impacts san francisco directly so we w

g pad f 8.0 with that penny. nice! isn't that just delightful? pennies for everyone! get penny doorbuster deals on great devices this saturday starting at 9:00 a.m. mr. sanders: the major priority right now in terms of our foreign and military policy should be the destruction of isis. mr. o' malley: this is the new type of threats we are facing as a nation and we need to lead in confronting it. ms. clinton: if the united not another leader, there is a vacuum and we have to lead if we are going to be successful. shelley: thank you for staying with us for this special extended edition of news 9 tonight. i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. the democratic candidates for president faced off before first-in-the-nation voters tonight and you saw it right here on wmur. wmur' s jennifer vaughn and political director josh mcelveen are live at saint anselm college in manchester, the site of the debate. take it away. josh: they covered a wide range of issues tonight, health care, education, national security and isis. jennifer: let' s go outside to adam sexton who his outside of the debate hall to take a look at one of those big moments. adam: we have

g e u.s. ms. clinton: he is becoming isis' best recruiter. mr. sanders: somebody like a trump comes along and says, i know the answers, all mexicans are criminals and rapists. weijia: the first votes will be counted in the iowa caucuses on february 1. weijia jiang, cbs news, manchester, new hampshire. marcus: new hampshire will hold its primary on february 9. saturday night was the final debate in 2016. both parties are set to take the stage once again in january. the next republican debate is scheduled for the 14th. the next democratic debate, is scheduled for three days after that. as for republicans, frontrunner support after the latest gop debate this week. he drew a huge crowd saturday, speaking in cedar rapids at the veterans memorial coliseum about the importance of a strong military, while also making jabs at jeb bush, calling him incompetent, and saying america is run by similar people, which has to stop. trump took questions from the audience and told them he does not care if anyone likes him. mr. trump: some people say he's not a nice

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mr. rodriguez: i think one key way we have started to use piloting is the use of social media research. that wee other tools can use that i would not necessarily feel comfortable setting,g in a public but needless to say, we are in a constant process of looking at our securityrce and law enforcement vetting across all lines of business. i think it's helpful to talk about refugees, but i think it's also important that we realize are these security tools ones we need to think about all our lines of business. rep. duckworth: it's not a stagnant process. you are constantly reviewing, and when you have new cases, you go back and look at other things that can be done. mr. bersin: i think the so-called hot wash, the after-incident, particularly with the tragedy of that proportion, leads to a lot of examination and soul-searching about how we strengthen the system. we will never get to a point where that process ends. this is clearly an example of something that requires continuous improvement, and when we have an incident, a tragedy of that proportion, yes, we look at what could've been done, what should we have known, what can we know, and begin to address that. rep. duckwort

mr. bersin? >> yes, sir. >> so why didn't you just come last week? >> i was in london with --6 etary johnson at the g plus 1. >> why didn't you come last week? are you prepared to answer the questions today? >> with regard to overstays as was indicated, mr. jordan, this has been an issue spanning both republican and democratic administrations. with regard to the overstay -->> let me ask you some specifics. how many visa waiver programs are in the country today? >> if you give me an opportunity, i'd be pleased to respond your question. the overstay report, which has been the subject of attention to this committee and the congress for many years. if you would like to understand why that report has not been produced despite 20 years of requests. >> i'm not asking for a report. i'm asking for a number. how many visa waiver program travelers are in the country today? just the overall number. how many are here today? >> there are 20 million persons who enter the country each year on the visa waiver program. >> 20 million a year. do we know how many are here today? >> i cannot give you a number given the wa

g rag -- the it was -- it made me mad and nerve-racking. >> and at one point, he said that he was called upon the open the door, and the first thing that mr was help. and then porter asked him what's wrong, and gray said i can't breathe and porter said do you need a medic, and porter said yes. and porter asked if he wanted to go to the hospital, and then gray said yes. and the pros ecutor drove home the point that again and again he asked for help, and again, they didn't do anything, over and over and over again, and driving that point home the jury, and the defense will have its chance to the jury at the opening statement in ten minutes from now, and it will be underwa w way, a they are going to be coming out swinging. the gray family is there, and members of mr. porter's family is there and very, very intense, and members of the community in there, and it is very, very intense situation, wolf. >> how long do they expect the trial to go on? >> well, the judge has said that it will be over on or before december 17th. i will will tell you that they have a lis of potential witnesses, and some 200 long. so i doubt that they will be calling c

and entertainment industry a new hacking g case thacould have exposed piles of private information, scripts and even a sex tape. it was apparent to us from mr. knowles he had a great deal of sensitive information. >> reporter: federal authorities charged alanzo knowles with stealing private information from 130 people including three nba players, one nfl player and rapper 50 cent. >> it was our goal to include this as quickly as possible. >> reporter: an undercover operation according to authorities exposed knowles was trying to sell information for thousands of dollars. >> the question is, what are you going to make of yourself. >> reporter: including six scripts for 50 cent's show on the starz network "power," 30 unreleased traracks, fiv unpublished movie and tv script, even social security numbers and, yes, sex tapes. federal authorities acted ickly after last year's sony's hack released information daily embarrassing studio executive and hollywood a-listers like jennifer lawrence, george clooney and angelina jolie including e-mails, associate security numbers and salary information. shut it down before devastating damage was done. it co