. >> people like pat roberts, a powerful senator received $300,000 from the nra, the chairman of the house judiciary committee received $60,000 from the nra. these are big numberance the reason that the nra and pro gun groups levy such sums of money on politicians so when you have a situation where there is a catastrophe or gun regulations they issue statements that say this is a gun grab, we can't have any kind of change because it infringe judges on the second amendment even though the majority of americans and gun owners support these actions. >> so, ben, do you think that the nra or the gun lobby is holding congress hostage? >> no, they are a lobbyist group and lobby for the second amendment the same way that the

pat roberts, and cory gardner to show a strong, unified opposition to the president's plan to relocate prisoners held at guantanamo bay and really, so to the states they represented. all three have led opposition to the president's plan to move detainees to the mainland. gov. haley has sued the administration if detainees are moved here. in the meantime gov. haley will give a gop response to the speaker. she was selected by house speaker paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. she says there are great challenges and great opportunities. she intends to talk about both. you can watch the address and response. good screen them live at >>> human trafficking awareness month in the status trying to bring it into it. task force members are using human trafficking records to better understand the issue. the human trafficking and real report highlights progress, goals, and with the task force is working on. >> people have to understand the growing crisis. can be theirs to human trafficking. the task force assembled several shelters throughout the state that give plenty of awareness, ongoing vision assis

and the team apologized and said they switched the vote. >> pat roberts, very highly respected, senator of the agriculture committee, says that's not the way it happened, he came up and tried to get you to change your vote, and hurt you in iowa. >> pat said it was about crop insurance, because my state of briefings said it was about -- you often have votes and they change the votes sometimes, so my staff had gotten it wrong, they briefed me on the wrong report. i said, wait a second, i didn't know i was voting on crop insurance, and the vote is open, so i said what exactly is this? >> you're saying you didn't change your mind? >> i didn't change my mind. we want that immediately. this is one of the sort of political games where we said immediately we said look it was a mistake on our part, we understood the order of the votes, and we voted the way i always intended to. >>> senator, thank you for your time. we'll be in iowa, and i hope to see you on the campaign trail so we can talk about more subjects. >> i look forward to. >>> next our sunday group to discuss the release of the america

. >> people like pat roberts, a powerful senator received $300,000 from the nra, the chairman of the judiciary committee received $60,000 from the nra. these are big numberance the reason that the nra and pro gun groups levy such sums of money on politicians so when you have a situation where there is a catastrophe or gun regulations they issue statements that say this is a gun grab, we can't have any kind of change because it infringe judges on the second amendment even though the majority of americans and gun owners support these actions. >> so, ben, do you think that the nra or the gun lobby is holding congress hostage? >> no, they are a lobbyist group and lobby for the second amendment the same way that the planned parenthood -- and the way that green energy comes in and spends billions of dollars over president obama's time in office. they want money for green and alternative energies. there are several companies that got huge government loans. >> what does solyndra have to do with this? $30 million. >> you are acting as if somehow the nra is -- >> solyndra? what is this? >> my

. >> i felt like i needed to redesign and senator pat roberts from out in kansas stood up and said what are you talking about? we elected a leader and he did the best job he could we have the best job to do and 50/50 senate let's quit this argument and move forward. he stood up and pulled everybody back but unfortunately it is tough now you take paul ryan and john boehner and they say no to everything. that's hard to manage when you don't have the majority with you the same is true with harry and mitch they are being pulled by the left and and right don't get the right kind of gets too far, don't give in too much and by the way we talked about the date. one of the things going on now in the senate is every two years, you can't be sure who is going to be the majority. it's gone back and forth. >> so everybody gets up in the morning and says if i don't let them have a good vote or find a way to beat them today, i might be the chairman of the appropriations or the majority leader. >> so, but again i don't want to focus on the negative, i would like to focus more on the positive and one of

and when i voted that way, pat roberts made a comment about crop insurance. i was puzzled because what i believed i was vetting on concerning export/import, not crop insurance. i went back to my team and said what went wrong. my team said, i apologize, they switched the order -- >> they said they came up to you and explained and specifically said this will hurt new iowa. >> pat said this is about crop insurance. i was completely puzzled because my staff briefing said the order of votes, you have a bunch of votes in the senate and they change votes sometimes. my traf got it wrong, briefed me on the wrong vote. i said, wait, i didn't know i was voting on crop insurance and the vote open for 15 minutes so i went back and asked. what is this. oh, it is crop insurance. >> so you didn't change your mind? >> i did not change my mind. this is the media games people play. we said it was a mistake on our part. we misunderstood the order of the votes. we realized it and voted the way i intended to. >> senator cruz, thank you. thanks for your time. we will be out in iowa

that was leadership by pat robert. he stood up and pulled everybody back to their senses. unfortunately, it is tough. you take the paul ryan and john boehner, you have a lot of new members that i call the hell no caucus. they say no to everything. that's hard to manage when you don't have the majority of your caucus with you. the same is true with harry and mitch. they're being pulled by the left and by the right, don't get too far, don't give into much and by the way, one of the things going on in the senate is every two years, you can't can't be too sure whose can be in the majority. it's gone back and forth eight times in 25 years. everybody gets up in the morning saying if i don't let them have a good vote or we find a way to beat them today, i might be chairman or majority leader. so again, i don't want to focus on the negative. i want to focus on the positive. one of the things that we really do focus on is getting the work done in committees and by the way, i talked to a member of the senate who's on five committees including preparations and security, there's just

we hear from pats' owner robert kraft and tom brady about how they're gearing up for tomorrow. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. >> a blizzard is slamming the east coast from the carolinas to massachusetts. right now, the snow is slowing down in the nation's capital but there are 22 inches of snow to clean up. good evening. and thanks for joining us. i'm stephanie woods. aixa is in washington with the latest. reporter: stephanie, the snow is tapering off. but wind gusts are just picking blowing it around. there is still plenty of work ahead for crews clearing the streets. we saw several people with shovels, trying to dig out a car stuck in the middle of an intersection. the mayor has been asking drivers to stay off the roads, to give plows room to do their job. at reagan national, snow teams are working on the runways, but the airport is still expected to be closed tomorrow. subway service remains suspended to allow workers time to clean up the tracks. wind chills in the teens. tomorrow's forecast, still cold but sunny and clear. >> aixa, thank you.

. >> pat started his career robert redford and elvis presley. but it was sh schneider that won the emmy. >> i was really hoping i would get it. i wasn't sure. >> as for the tool belt, pat told us it's in the smithsonian. >> i sold it to the sewnon one tool at a t ladies in this building don't call me super for nothing. >> pat once said his characte on "one day at a time" was originally ment to be a lesh. he made sure that schneider became more amorous because it just has a certain respect for women. >> now in our entertainment tonight birthdays, which oscar winner auditions for the lead role in "risky bu are you ready? >> sean penn. >> nick cage right here. scene in almost e scene. . >>> time for the answer. which auditioned for the lead role in "risky business". >> nicolas cage. >> first right answer in weeks. who got the part, of course? cruise. nicholas wo a golden globe. >> speaking of the golde globes, we're deep it in this we're with all the stars that are hoping t globe to their mantle. it's what we do. take care, everybody. >> the moment

. >> way back in 1988, you missed pat robert's potential vote. >> i believe we wrote about it in the story, that he had potential to do better. >> i'm here to give you a hard time. >> okay. >> not really. history suggests there are two type of candidates who outperform the polls. who are they? >> is this a test? >> or what type are they? the first is one with christian conservatives. >> evangelicals, i can talk about. >> why do you not poll well among evangelicals? what do you miss in the data? >> well, here's what i think it is. there's a certain group of people that we poll, and fewer of them are likely to show up than are represented in our poll, and there are people we polled that showed up in disproportionately numbers. that's the evangelical community. our polls show them as under 50%. they show up close to 60%. we did some scenario testing so say what if they show up like this? donald trump still has a one-point lead, even with evangelicals at a higher level of participation. >> can you say -- i was at bernie sanders' headquarters yesterday. this is what they're doing, okay? h

pat: oh. you know, robert, i always wanted to ask you something. what is that, sir? you touch your food to your chin before you put it in your mouth? dad! no, no. that's okay, amy. you know i noticed that, too. why do you do that, robert? it's--it's nothing. it's just a little habit of mine. that's all. yeah. he hardly ever does it. peter: ah, that's all right. every family has their oddball. with us, it's mom. but why do you do it? are you using your chin to test the temperature of your food? oh, that's silly hank. he'd have a big red mark on his chin every time the food was too hot.

senator pat roberts is vowing to keep a hold on the nominee for the tary of army until president leavesffice and is no longer in a position to close prison.tanamo bay it was in a hearing last week that he was talking about his qualifications, what he brings to the position, and to talk about the size of the army and readiness. >> has not improved markedly since july. of our ll about a third dcts that are ready, that the army would define as decisive action, ready for a big, large might face hat we against russia or north korea or what have you. to gety has in plan ways there, but there are many impediments in place. demand on the force, the size it is, makes it difficult to keep it trained, to keep it going through training rotations. >> when you strengthen the army, ratio, which eploy is very difficult. >> absolutely. because the demand is not shrinking at the same rate. pushing for we be more resources for a larger army given the threats that we face. would something you advocate for? >> i do worry about the size of when we were , directed to go down to 450 in qdr,active component by

. >> pat started his career with big stars like robert redford and elvis presley. but it was schneider that won >> i was really hoping i would get it. i wasn't sure. belt, pat told us it's in the smithsonian. >> i sold it to the smith sewnon one tool at a time. ladies in this building don't er for nothing. >> pat once said his character o_v on "one day at a time" was ally ment to be a lesh. became more amorous becaus just has a certain respect for women. in our entertainm tonight birthdays, which oscar winner auditions for the lead role in "risky business"? are you ready? jeff bridges, nicolas cagesean penn? >> nick cage right here. >> okay, we'll find out. e a streak scene in almost every scene. >> it's all online at www.etonline.com. >>> time for the answer. which auditioned for the lead siness". >> nicolas cage. >> first right answer in weeks. who got the part, of course? tom cruise. nicholas won a golden globe. golden globes, we're deep it in this sunday. we're with all the stars that are hoping to add a globe to take care, everybody. >> the moment has finally a

. >> pat started his career playing big parts with big stars robert redford and elvis presley. sh schneider that won the emmy. >> i was really hoping i would get it. i wasn't sure. >> as for the tool belt, pat told us it's in the smithsonian. >> i sold it to the sewnon one tool at a t ladies in this building don't call me super for nothing. >> pat once said his characte on "one day at a time" was originally ment to be a lesh. he made sure that schneider became more amorous because it just has a certain respect for women. >> now in our entertainment tonight birthdays, which oscar winner auditions for the lead role in "risky bu are you ready? >> sean penn. the answer is next. >>> at www.etonline.com, exclusive details about major move by rob kardashian. why he's ditching khloe gaentingand getting his own place. and is going onnen with courtney kardashian and weechlt take you inside his bachelor pad. and the "pretty little liars" grow why the producers are change the way you see the characters. >> the writers have a streak scene in almost e scene. www.etonline.com. . >>> time for t

. >> pat started his career playing big parts with big stars robert redford and elvis presley. but it was sh schneider that won the emmy. >> i was really hoping i would get it. i wasn't sure. >> as for the tool belt, pat told us it's in the smithsonian. >> i sold it to the sewnon one tool at a t call me super for nothing. >> pat once said his characte on "one day at a time" was originally ment to be a lesh. he made sure that schneider became more amorous because it women. >> now in our entertainment tonight birthdays, which oscar winner auditions for the lead role in "risky bu are you ready? >> sean penn. >> nick cage right here. >> okay, we'll find out. today. branch is already closed. the atm. still won't beat the cutoff time. really? at huntington, with atm and mobile deposits, you have up till midnight. we call it all day deposit. midnight? what are you, a bank or a convenience store? i've got to make a deposit! you go, girl! she's got no chance. deposit hours that make sense for you, not the bank. welcome to huntington, one of money magazine's exclusive details about major

. >> pat started his career playing big parts with big stars robert redford and elvis presley. the emmy. >> i was really hoping i would get it. i wasn't sure. >> as for the tool belt, pat told us it's in the smithsonian. >> i sold it to the sewnon one tool at a t ladies in this building don't call me super for nothing. >> pat once said his characte on "one day at a time" was originally ment to be a lesh. he made sure that schneider became more amorous because it just has a certain respect for women. >> now in our entertainment tonight birthdays, which oscar winner auditions for the lead role in "risky bu are you ready? >> sean penn. >> nick cage right here. >> okay, we'll find out. the answer is next. circuit >> pam: on for brazen shooter that opened fire in the busy middletown downtown oakland. state police tracking him down then stanley roberts tells us the local pastor behaving badly now may be shocked to learn what we found out about his past. the news that eight is - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there.

. >> pat started his career playing big parts with big stars robert redford and elvis presley. but it was sh schneider that won the emmy. >> i was really hoping i would get it. i wasn't sure. >> as for the tool belt, pat told us it's in the smithsonian. >> i sold it to the sewnon one tool at a t ladies in this building don't call me super for nothing. >> pat once said his characte on "one day at a time" was originally ment to be a lesh. he made sure that schneider just has a certain respect for women. >> now in our entertainment tonight birthdays, which oscar winner auditions for the lead role in "risky bu are you ready? >> sean penn. >> nick cage right here. the answer is next. [ female announcer ] take skincare to the next level with roc multi correxion 5 in 1. proven to hydrate dryness, illuminate dullness, lift sagging, diminish the look of dark spots, and smooth the appearance of wrinkles. streak scene in almost e scene. >> it's all online at www.etonline.com. . >>> time for the answer. which auditioned for the l lad role in "risky business". >> nicolas cage. >> first right

. >> pat started his career playing big parts with big stars robert redford and elvis presley. but it was sh schneider that won the emmy. >> i was really hoping i would get it. i wasn't sure. >> as for the tool belt, pat told us it's in the smithsonian. >> i sold it to the sewnon one tool at a t ladies in this building don't call me super for nothing. >> pat once said his characte on "one day at a time" was originally ment to be a lesh. he made sure that schneider became more amorous because it just has a certain respect for women. tonight birthdays, which oscar winner auditions for the lead role in "risky bu are you ready? >> sean penn. >> nick cage right here. >> okay, we'll find out. [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. so nice to meet you. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. [dad] hey. [mother] hey sweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother]

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. >> pat started his career playing big parts with big stars like robert redford and elvis presley. neider that won him the emmy. >> i was really hoping i would get it. i wasn't sure. >> as for the tool belt, pat told us it's in the smithsonian. >> i sold it to the smith sewnon one tool at a time. ladies in this building don't call me super for nothing. on "one day at a time" was originally ment to be a lesh. he made sure that schneider became more amorous becaus just has a certain respect for women. >> now in our entertainm tonight birthdays, which oscar winner auditions for the lead role in "risky business"? are you ready? jeff bridges, nicolas cage or sean penn? >> nick cage right here. >> okay, we'll find out. the answer is next. here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor do what we do...make it progresso. this moment is perfect in every way just like my kid gooey...flaky...happy. toaster strudel. now with more icing. >> the writers ha

she's the daughter of rob -- of former wife of robert, conrad bob. you remember him. pat: he's still around. 90 years old. john: 15 minutes of fame. pat: governor martin o'malley, presidential candidate. it'll be february 9, the new hampshire primary -- sorry to see you go. eleanor: i give it to kim davis, the county clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage certificates and briefly went to jail and briefly was a hero on the right. tom: george pataki and jim gilmore who only received media attention that they were so negligible in the polls. clarence: i have to pick up pataki and gilmore as well but i'm going to switch to kim davis. eleanor: ok. john: 15 minutes of fame. major brad, air force reservist by claiming that the house selection committee -- house select committee on benghazi was doing a political hatchet job on hillary clinton. he worked as 10 months before being fired for poor job performance. he is now suing for wrongful termination. best spin of the year, pat? benjamin netanyahu said there will be no palestinian state on my watch. said i'm ready to go bac

welcome, mom and dad-in-law. ( low-key ) hello, robert. ( joyously ) hello, raymond! ray: hey. how ya doin'? pat remember how much fun you and raymond had doing that puzzle last year, so i bought one. "the ten commandments." all of which i love, by the way, not a stinker among 'em. we've already done that puzzle. damn! guess i gotta work on this one right here. so, mom, dad, you guys'll be sleeping in our room tonight. yes, i think you'll be very comfortablele in our room. we have a great bed. you're really gonna enjoy it. not... enjoy enjoy. sleep. enjoyable sleep. 'cause that's all you'll be doing, i'm sure. which is not to say you can't do what you want, 'cause you can. it's not like you'll be breaking any commandments. it's like your mouth is falling down the stairs.

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison >>> the pats ending the regular season with a loss. >> dan roche looks at what it means for the playoff picture. >> good morning. regular season finale they didn't play well yesterday and when you don't play well you lose and that's what happened in miami. 20 to 10 the pats on the wrong end of the score on this one. they didn't do much all day long except this one play that at the beginning of the third quarter. 26 drifts to the left and in the slot. >> should have him. >> he snaps to bready and makes the grab stumbles away and stays on his feed to mid field run together 40, 45 and out of the tackle and foot race to the 20. near side 15 to the 10 and brought down at miami 7. tony with a touchdown saving play. >> and that james white throw set this up jackson from a couple yards out and pats on the first drive of the third quarter. ties things up at 10-10 and looking good. fourth quarter dolphins take the lead for good. tannehill to cannon and they shock the pats. steve burton has more from miami. >> reporter: this p

robert kraft. he met other pats and dolphins teammates too. that's stephen gostkowski there, and he spent some time with the dolphins cheerleaders. randy: president obama taking action against guns. the moves he's making on his own. and a car salesman kidnapped during a test drive. how he was able to escape. plus disaster avoided by inches. the conditions making for a close call. again olessa is updating you on the service issues this morning on the haverill line of the "t," p find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. for under 400 calories. america runs on dunkin'. p the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. t uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers r of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. latte or macchiato for $1.99 after 12:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. randy: good morning. the eyeopener team ready with your news to go in boston and cambridge. emily: and erika is here with the gun control action the president will announce today. we're also following breaking news. a derailed train in ando

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robert redford and elvis presley. him the emmy. >> i was really hoping i would get it. i wasn't sure.e tool belt, pat told us it's in the smithsonian. >> i sold it to the smith sewnon one tool at a time. ladies in this building don't nothing. >> pat once said his character o_v became more amorous becaus just has a certain respect for women.rtainm tonight birthdays, which oscar winner auditions for the lead role in "risky business"? are you ready? jeff bridges,or sean penn? >> nick cage right here. >> okay, we'll find out. >> the writers have a streak scene in almost every scene. >> it's all online at www.etonline.com. >>> time for the answer. which auditioned for the lead role in "risky buas cage. >> first right answer in weeks. who got the part, of course? tom cruise. nicholas won a golden globe. >> speaking of the golden globes, we're deep it in this we're with all the stars that are hoping to add a globe to their mantle. take care, everybody.finally arrived. ate. >> only "e.t." has the best moments from the golden globes.row seat to the fashion. >> you look phenomenal. >> and what you didn't see d

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >> tsa pat down has almost a california father absolutely livid. he says agents frisked his 1 10-year-old daughter after fin finding a juice box on carry on luggage. he recorded the whole thing. an agent patted down the girl at raleigh durham december 30 and what made the entire thing so up comfortable it happened several times. and he says agents told hem he would get arrest philadelphia he interfered. tsa is not pack backing down on this one the agents involved followed all proper procedures. >> brian ensina texas state trooper that arrested sandra bland last summer was fired today after charged with perjury. he's trooper that pulled over bland for failing to use a turn signal. that is when things got physical. bland if you remember was arrested and died three days later in jail. authorities ruled her damage a suicide. a grand jury found the trooper made a false statement about the stop in an arrest report. >>> an a terrifying night for a georgia family when armed men burst into their apartmen

robert make a spectacular landing . >> anchor: on 7 news at 5:00 what basketball player targeted >> anchor: a birthday surprise for a pats fan in rhode island. jerry shy getting to take in saturday's game at gillette of now he suffers from a condition that will cause her to lose her eyesight . >> anchor: she says this dream coming true could not have come at a better time. elizabeth noreika has that story story. >>> it's game time in case you huge mates fan, super fan would certainly fit. she says she has been a huge fan since she was 7 years old back when he had to use rabbit ears to watch a gay . >>> just seeing a snowy picture and just having to hold it to get boston channel here in rhode island so i have been die hard. a not a pink matter . >>> she turned 42 today and as a surprise her twin sisters saved up and got her tickets to this weed's playoff game against the chiefs. >>> this is really special. i was glad i would do it for her. >> anchor: you can guess, her faith player, her hat ritual tapping and rubbing the hat 12 times is an honor of tb 12 . >>> i don't tough the hat of the rest of the night . >> anchor: it