i know you pitched paul graham in the early days.hing he told us on your first application is you would sell dropbox for $1 million. obviously, that has changed. drew: i am glad no one was willing to offer us $1 million. emily: it was good you did not get that offer, right? drew: then and today what motivates us is most building something people love. emily: meeting steve jobs. how did that happen? what was that like? drew: it was interesting. apple became aware of dropbox early on. we had some conversations with their team because they were curious about how we managed to put the little green icons on the files. turns out to do that, it was actually a pretty tough technical challenge. what we had to do was open our open-heart surgery on a code we did not write, and their team understood this was some pretty crazy acrobatics and something no other company had done. eventually, steve reached out and wanted to talk to us. we had repeatedly said look, we're not interested in selling the company. we are still not interested in selling th

i know you pitched paul graham in the early days.hing he told us on your first application is you would sell dropbox for $1 million. [laughter] drew: yes. emily: obviously, that has changed. drew: i am glad no one was willing to offer us $1 million. emily: it was good you did not get that offer, right? [laughter] drew: then and today what motivates us is building something people love. emily: meeting steve jobs. how did that happen? what was that like? drew: it was interesting. apple became aware of dropbox early on. it wasn't steve who first learned about it. we had some conversations with their team because they were curious about how we managed to put the little green icons on the files. it turns out that to do that, it was actually a pretty tough technical challenge. and so what we had to do was open-heart surgery on the finder, on code we did not write, and their team understood this was some pretty crazy acrobatics and something no other company had done. eventually, it ended up steve reached out and wanted to talk to us. we ha

rand paul and lindsey graham will be on the campaign trail in new hampshire today. paul will make stops in derry, keene and rindge. graham has events in concord and wolfeboro. emily this image, going viral. : the punishment these military school cadets are facing after the incident. antoinette: the soldier who abandoned his post before be was captured by the taliban is talking about his ordeal. the motivation behind walking off base and what he hoped to accomplish. cindy: certainly feeling more like spring outside instead of december. i am tracking a front that could cool down parts of our area this weekend. follow breaking news. the driver of that runaway red line train failed to set the break and also tied a cord around the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. everything in one place. my stop & shop. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. p polident's unique micro clean formula killing 99.9

several presidential candidates who are hitting the campaign trail here carly fiorina, rand paul, lindsey graham, and chris you can find details on the canada tractor on her website, -- on the candidate tracker of her website, wmur.com. americans think a terrorist attack is very likely to happen in the next few months. frontrunner donald trump has made several controversial statements recently, like a proposal to ban muslims from entering the u.s. shooting in california earlier this month. new polls show the majority of americans oppose trump' s idea, but gop primary voters are split. continuing now with our spirit of giving food drive, we need your help to make it a success, and our jean mackin is live at the hannaford in nashua. jean, what happens after people donate to the food drive? jean: we will tell you, a lot of great things happen because everything saves local in the state, and erin, we have some we have mel gosselin from the food drive. mel: we just signed up of the donor from last year gave us $100,000 to match last year. they realized that growing need means growing demands, and thi

attorney general, loretta lynch, and presidential candidates, rand paul and lindsay graham. we will talk to chuck about a preview of "meet the press" in ten minutes or so and then the show airs 10:30 this morning here on nbc10. we will continue to follow the developments from san bernardino and bring you new information as soon as we have it. remember, for updates you can go to nbcphiladelphia.com or download the nbc10 app. >>> a man is in critical condition after he was stand inside of a bar around 3:30 this morning at the moonlight cuisine lounge on west oak lane. police say other patrons inside the bar told investigators the person that stabbed the man and the person they are still looking for, they do have an identity on. >>> one man in extremely critical condition after a shooting in kensington. he was shot in the stomach around 7:30 this last night. this happened along east somerset street. police are still looking for the shooter. >>> in northeast philadelphia, a firefighter is recovering after a fire at a catering company in ron hurst. it was around 5:00 yesterday af

and the what graham would call the isolationist string that paul has brought the party. but it quickly turned into a graham versus trump feud in many cases. take a look at some of those greatest hits. >> what he said about john, i think, was offensive. he's becoming a jack ass. at a time when we need to have a serious debate about the future of the party and the country. >> then i watch this idiot lindsey graham on television today and he calls me a jackass. he called me three, four years ago, i didn't even know who he was. he goes, mr. trump, this is senator lindsey graham, i wonder if it would be possible for you to call fox. so i say, okay. he said could you mention my name? and he gave me his number. i found the card. i wrote the number down. let's try it. 202-228-0292. it's three, four years ago, so maybe it's an old number. ♪ >> trump has done the one single thing you cannot do, declare war on islam itself. to all of our muslim friends throughout the world like the king of jordan and the president of egypt, i am sorry. he does not represent us. >> in man

moderator, chuck todd, will speak with loretta lynch and rand paul and lindsay graham. that comes your way at 10:30 right here on nbc10. we will continue to follow developments from the san bernardino shootings and bring you more information as soon as we get it, and you can always download the nbc10 news app for updates. >>> this morning one man is in extremely critical condition after a shooting in kensington. he was shot in the stomach last night along somerset street. so far police have not named suspects or a motive in this case. >>> in northeast philadelphia a firefighter recovering. the firefighter went to a hospital and she suffered minor injuries. so far no word on what caused the flames. >>> pennsylvania state lawmakers are working through the weekend to try and end a five-month-long budget stalemate, and the senate is scheduled to return to session tonight. they are expected to vote on spending measures and pension-related legislation. not all republicans are in favor of a previous agreement to support a $600 million tax package. it also featured 14 million f

carly fiorina, rand paul, lindsey graham, john kasich, and chris christie have events planned for today. you can find details on wmur.com. >>> a windham woman is accused of driving on the wrong way on the interstate for nearly 16 miles while drunk. 24-year-old chelsea cormier was driving north in the southbound lanes of the everett earl early yesterday morning. starting from exit 13 to the bedford tolls and the hooksett toll plaza. they finally used spike down. >> many people who are drunk lose direction of the way on the road because there aren't other cars. erin: she was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated. >>> a father accused of swinging his child over a safety fence to take a picture faces new charges. she's charged with two counts of endangering the welfare of a child in addition to reckless conduct. jordan denies ever danger. >>> four people are recovering after a home made pipe bomb exploded inside an apartment in central vermont. police say an man lit the pipe bomb and it exploded in his hand. officials say it appears he lost his hand in the blast. another perso

rand paul and lindsey graham will be on the campaign trail in new hampshire today. paul will make stops in derry, keene and rindge. graham has events in concord and wolfeboro. emily: the hunt for answers in the california shooting rampage moves under water. investigators are diving into a lake for clues. fbi and local divers are searching and dredging the lake about three miles from the scene of the shooting. they are looking for digital devices the killers may have tried to destroy. investigators are also trying to determine if syed farook and tashfeen malik's marriage was orchestrated by a wider terror group. emily: president obama is finalizing a proposal to expand background checks on gun sales, without the approval of near new england, lawmakers in connecticut are working to ban the sale of guns to people on government watch lists. the governor says he will sign the new executive order, which would also revoke gun permits issued to people whose names are on the lists. the measure would need federal approval. antoinette: closing arguments in the philip chism murd

paul. the rest of the republican field - graham, huckabee, pataki, and santorum - will face off in an earlier debate. but the big news here is rand paul. he just barely made the cut. his campaign is calling it a huge momenet. they say this is proof that paul is a top contender in this race. in washington.. kristin fisher.. fox news. democrat bernie sanders made another trip to iowa today to make a pitch for equality... sanders spoke at mount carmel baptist church in waterloo... he focused on the struggles of economic inequality and disparities between the races... he also decried the fact that the united states has a larger incarcerated population than any other country a black male born today, stands a one in four chance of spending time in prison in his lifetime sanders acknowledged that he is quote "a little behind" in iowa brett ad lib wx tease on set with anchor jennifer ad lib wx main at the matt back to 3 shot at the desk after knocking off rival iowa and protecting it takes committed support. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 15 gigs of data for just $70! but i wanted a po

for gun purchases...online and at gun shows.gop presidential contenders -- ted cruz, lindsey graham, rand paul and marco rubio -- were among lawmakers who opposed the move.meanwhile -- the pentagon is opening up all military combat roles to women.defense secretary ash carter announced the historic move thursday -- making women eligible to join the navy seals and other special operations units...if they meet the standards. congress has 30 days to review the change. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the 3 and here is what the folks in studio 57 are working 3 on that you'll see in an hour on cbs "this morning". 3 3 good morning good morning everyone and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise. thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jetske wauran filling in for jacob heller.and i'm meteorologist cat taylor. 3 3 cat taylor. 3 patchy fog is possible this for that.south winds should work with an abundance of help push our temperatures into the lower 40s. mild weather will stick around for the weekend into early next week. look for mostly cloudy skies on

presidential contender ted cruz, lindsey graham, rand paul and marco rubio opposed that measure which was co authored by pennsylvania senator patrick toomey, same proposal that the senate reject three years ago after the san i hook massacre. >>> gun scare prompted brief lock down of two northeast philadelphia schools. chopper three over lincoln high school this morning. police were called there for a report of the students with the gun in the waist ban. nearby middle school was also lock down as a precaution. the the student was located on a septa bus moments later, taken in custody and police recovered a bee-bee gun. >>> three people are injury in the serious crash involving four vehicles, in hanover township. this happened around 8:45 this morning in the 2200 block of swamp pike in montgomery county. authorities tell us that two people were taken to pottstown hospital and one was transported by helicopter. no details on the extent of their injuries or what led to that crash. >>> swamp pike remains closed while police investigate. >>> all lanes are now opened on the southbound lanes

new wall street journal poll finds the majority of americans oppose banning muslims rand paul and lindsey graham will be on the campaign trail in new hampshire today. >> the hunt for answers in the california shooting rampage moves underwater. investigators are diving into a lake for clues. fbi and local divers are dredging the lake three miles away. investigators are trying to determine if syed fg arook and tosh fema leak -- tashfeen am malik' s marriage was for the purpose of creating terror. the government will sign a new executive order to stop those on the terror watch list from buying guns. philip chism murder trial are postponed until monday. one of his lawyers is sick. the defense claims he was insane when he killed danvers high school teacher colleen ritzer inside the school. prosecutors say he is faking mental illness. a mother is sentenced to life in prison in the murder of her two-year-old son. kimberly pano was convicted of murder in the incident. she had been drinking and doing drugs before she beat her two-year-old. she initially blamed for the death of her husband. her life sente

gop presidential contenders ted cruz, lindsey graham, rand paul, and marco rubio oppose that measure which was co-authored by pennsylvania senator pat toomey, the same proposal the senate rejected three years avianca the sandy hook massacre. november's jobs report is due out today it, could offer some clues that wages are beginning to pick up for the first time since the great recession, and in about six and a half years ago. economists predict the report will show that 200,000 more jobs were added last month, and that the unemployment rate remains at 5%. >> the pentagon has ordered every branch of the us military to open all combat jobs to women. news conference yesterday, defense secretary ash carter said there would be no exceptions, as long as they qualify and meet the set standards. order will allow women to serve in the military special forces like the army rangers, air force parra jumpers, other roles previously open to men. >> even more importantly our military will be better able to harnace the skills and perspectives that talented women have to offer. >> carter gave the arm

york daily news" front page read, quote -- the cover singles out speaker ryan, senators cruz, graham, paulhers for offering prayers for the victims in the san bernardino shootings in their tweets. the liberal daily news is a monstrous failure, all the more spectacular a failure because it's failing in the biggest liberal city in the usa to which it panders and panders shamelessly. the left and the daily news haven't hesitated to politicize the tragedy. democratic aspirrant hillary clinton tweeted this -- tell it to the mullahs, hillary, and wanna-be rival bernie sanders or is he her accomplice in all of this tweeted, quote -- tell the mullahs, bernie. the politics being played by democrats are certainly part of the country's significant problems. they rush to politicize tragedy in its immediate aftermath and without shame, and others like democratic congressmen buyer and allison quickly tell us they won't tolerate islamo phobia, it keeps them from thanking america for welcoming hearts as we continue to bring into the country more muslims not fewer. the three hapless congressmen aren't aspi

this morning on "meet the press," and chuck todd will speak to presidential candidates, rand paul and lindsay graham we will continue to follow any new developments that come from the san bernardino shootings. remember at anytime you can check the nbc10 app or nbc10.com for updates. >>> new this morning, philadelphia police are looking for the suspect wanted in a bar stabbing. nbc10 was at the moonlight cuisine lounge where investigators tell us somebody stabbed a man in the chest around 3:30 this morning. the victim is in critical condition. police say witnesses have identified the suspect who is still on the loose. >>> this morning one man is in extremely critical condition after a shooting in kensington. the victim was shot in the stomach around 7:30 last night at east somerset street. so far police have not named any suspects or discussed any possible motives. >>> and in northeast philadelphia a firefighter recovering after a fire at a catering company. the firefighter went to the hospital and she suffered minor injuries. so far no word on what caused the flames here. >>> pennsylvania state lawm

((paul joncich)) > today lindsey graham announced he is suspending his campaign. cbs news correspondent mark albert reports from the white house. >(graham) "today i'm suspending my campaign for president" senator lindsey graham released an online video that says he's dropping out of the race for the white house. (lindsey graham/former gop presidential candidate) "i believe we've run a campaign we can be proud of. we've put forth bold and practical solutions to big problems." but those bold solutions for national security much attention from voters. (mark albert/the white house) "the latest cbs news analysis shows graham was polling the highest in his home state of south carolina. even there- polls showed he was in eighth place and only attracting about one percent of likely primary voters." (graham pipe 6) (courtesy: cnn) "i regret that i never got on the big stage. i regret that you know, i didn't make it to the final group." the polling data shows donald trump still solidly ahead in south carolina and new hampshire.but there's a new leader in iowa-ted cruz. cruz

it was surrounded by tweets from republican presidential candidates ted cruz, lindsey graham and wrapped paul, all victims. news for the latest on the shedooting and the investigation and be sure to look for michael's reports tonight beginning at 5:00. >>> and tur ning to other news now, back here at home, five new jersey elementary school students are accused in a disturbing plot. police say the fifth graders fr clifton's school number 11 hatched a plan to bomb nearby clifton high school. news 4's lori bordanaro is outside the school where she is talking to parents, of course, very concerned. lori? >> reporter: parents have been coming to this school today with a lot of questions for the principal. they want to know why they were never told about this bomb threat, some even opting to keep their kids at home. >> i don't feel they are safe. >> reporter: her four kids attend school 11 in clifton but today, maria is keeping them home, frightened after her daughter's classmates were accused of plotting to bomb clifton high school. >> i feel like if anything else would have happened, i wouldn't be

and people point to rand paul and lindsey graham. those are candidates at 1 or 2% in the polls. we haven't seen somebody frontally challenge donald trump in the way i think is open for ted cruz to do from the right, as guy suggests. we haven't seen that yet. so this could be new. it would be most interesting to see tomorrow night when donald trump attacks ted cruz how does ted cruz respond? does he try to stay above the fray? sort of laugh off donald trump? or does he engage? i think there are risks any way. if he doesn't engage, it looks odd, because he's attacked -- ted cruz is attacking marco rubio. if he does engage, then there's the end of the nonaggression pack. >> great to see you guys. >>> less than 24 hours from this gop debate and we are getting stunning new polls out tonight. chris stirewalt and howie kurtz break down what's going to happen between trump and cruz tomorrow, and w ♪ do you really think that's a good idea? if everyone jumped off a cliff, would you do it too? you'll lose interest. it's just a phase. it hurts me more than it hurts you. where are your manne

have been unfaith automaticcable a generation ago when he outpolled ronald reagan, billy graham, and pope john paul ii as america's most trustd and admired man. more than 30 million people tuned in each week to watch "the cosby show" in 1986. >> why, sir? american male lead in a tv drama, "i spy," in 1965. >> how much? >> hey, hey, hey! >> axelrod: the creator of the beloved kid show "fat albert." i'm going to sing a song for you. >> if you're in there, you sure are terrific. >> axelrod: the pitch man who was madison avenue magic. >> you mean it was. >> axelrod: and a man who at one time held more than 50 honorary degrees. bill cosby is now center stage as the subject of a great american fall from grace. >> bill cosby never seemed like he was playing a character. he was this, you know, great husband. he was this wonderful family man. >> axelrod: renee graham is a the "boston globe." >> he was a finger wagging morallallist criticizes comedians who used profanity or young black men whose pants were too low. mewhile, you now have all these allegations, and on top of thellegations, now have a >> axelro

and from rand paul talking about some of the points that the president made in his speech. lindsey grahaming the president needs to change strategy here, that the strategy he outlined isn't working. rand paul says the gun laws that he wants congress to pass were in place for california but did not prevent this tragedy last week from happening. and so quite a bit of push back from republicans. really there was nothing new from the president in this speech. it was designed to reassure americans after that shooting in california which he now clearly calls an act of terror. >> yeah, that's right. paul ryan saying this is not a new plan. there's nothing new being reoffered. it's a rejig and a half-hearted attempt to defend the current tracie, what about the republicans, what are they offering? anything new? >> reporter: one of the things they're working on this week is the visa waiver program which the president mistakenly said was how tashfeen malik, one of the shooters, got into the country. it was a different visa program and the white house corrected that. there's been a lot of talk about

ted cruz, paul ryan, lindsey graham, rand paul. they say "god isn't taking this." thetbart's website says daily news mocks those who oppose gun control. we are getting your thoughts on what happened in san bernardino, california. we go to randy next in riverton, wyoming, a democrat. caller: good morning. i would like to thank you for the opportunity. i am a frequent watcher. this morning i have heard references made to the wild west several times. i am in the wild west. rural wyoming, and is a democrat i am also an avid hunter as is my son and nephews. we use guns quite often here. unfortunately our small community of 10,000 also had a mass shooting the summer, when a deranged man attacked some native americans at a detox center. even though we are in a rural area we are not untouched by this epidemic in america. the one area that i have not heard anybody mention yet is the ,bvious arrangement, insanity of may be extreme ideology of the shooters involved. that is the only commonality in all of these mass shootings. as a democrat i have some liberal ideas, but i pla

if you're rand paul or graham or muck b huckabee, you are oning on fumes. organization. heck, you're going to be kicked off the next debate stage. at some point you have to realize your political capital at maximum, leverage that send put it behind who you think is going to be the winner. >> when people start losing, you get to iowa caucuses and you are finishing we have seen some of these polls. sixth, seventh, eighth, those people are gone. we will clear this field out pretty fast at the bottom as soon as voters start making decisions. iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, there will be plenty of people going bye-bye after the erchs. >> we will be watching tus night's debate to see ho is throwing the punches. thank you so much. thank you. >>> and we will have more from las vegas after the break, including a look at how trump's lead in the polls could shape the republican debate. this is brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want

senators running for president, rand paul and lind za graham and get their unique positions on how weeed to fight terrorism here in the u.s. and overseas in iraq and syria. i'll also be speaking with a former chief investigator for the nypd and ask him about these reports linking the terror suspects, the shooters to radical islam in the middle east. how that factors into the investigation as we battle to keep the homeland safe. that and much, much more coming up at the top of the hour. >>> muslim leaders meeting in our nation's capital. lauren? >> moderate muslims are in a battle for the soul of islam. about 20 prominent muslims from the u.s., canada and europe gather inside washington, d.c., for the first time ever, a summit of muslim reformers. the aim is to push back against radicals. there's a problem within the house of islam that only they can solve to bring an end to the tyranny of isis in all radical ideology. they created a new declaration they'll distribute to mosques for the purpose of debating the truth of islam, that it's time for peaceful muslims to take control of their

people point to lindsay graham and rand paul ander ohs.ndidates who are at 3 and 4 or 1 and 2 percent in the polls. we haven't seen any one challenge donald trump when they are hope to do. when somebody attacks ted cruz how does he respond? does he try to stay above the fray guz he laugh off donald trump or does he engage? he attacked -- tuz cruz is attacking marco rubio. if he dozen gauge there's the end of their nonaggression pact. >> an alarming will president obama tries again to tame fears with the same old strategy. kristin fisher life in washington with us. good morning, kristin. >> good morning, heather. yesterday president obama did acknowledge the progress that the fight against isis is not coming fast enough. just like in his oval office address he did not unveil any new strategies to defeat the terror group. instead plagued by his secretary of defense the president doubled down on the current plan and detailed several recent successes against isis. >> we are taking out isil leaders commanders and killers. they cannot hide and o

you have lower candidates like lindsey graham, like rand paul saying for a long time, we can't win this way. this works in the primary, but this is not how you win the white house back. people like ryan, as sincere as he is. out of one side of his mouth he says yes, yes, yes, we want to expand the party. he condemns them. but says we'll support him. he condemns them. but acquiesce. this is what will happen. as an american it concerns me. >> when they compete, the republicans are in a firing scat and no one is obvious about the problems. >> good to see you. thank you. trump's plan is condemned by leaders around the world. british prime minister david cameron, the french prime minister and ban ki-moon spoke out against him. michael is a member of the israel's parties and ambassador to the u.s. and says these comments play into i.s.i.l.'s hands. >> the first thing i thought of when i heard the rocks by donald trump, it was this is what i.s.i.s. wants. they want to portray the west as sort of - as opposed to islam. to all muslims everywhere, and can go stronger through this. and, therefore,

crime would have been unfathomable a generation ago when he out-polled ronald reagan, billy graham, and pope john paul ii as america's most trusted and admired man. more than 30 million people tuned in each week to watch "the cosby show" in 1986. >> why, sir? >> the first african-american male lead in a tv drama, "i spy," in 1965. >> how much? >> the creator of the beloved kid show "fat albert." i'm going to sing a song for you >> if you're in there, you sure are terrific. >> the pitch man who was madison avenue magic. >> you mean it was. >> and a man who at one time held more than 50 honorary degrees. bill cosby is now center stage as the subject of a great american fall from grace. >> bill cosby never seemed like he was playing a character. he was this, you know, great husband. he was this wonderful family man. >> renee graham is a contributing opinion writer for the "boston globe." >> he was a finger-wagging moralist criticizing comedians who used profanity or young black men whose pants were too low. and you have this man who seems to represent this way to live and how to be a good citizen of the

paul. as for the first round santorum, lindsay graham and george pataki will face off. that starts at six p-m at the venetian...we'll be live at the debate tomorrow right here on channel 13. a shake-up in the polls shows a new republican presidential candidate taking the spotlight from trump...which could make for an interesting debate tomorrow. a new fox news poll shows texas senator ted cruz leading the republicans in iowa with 28-percent and another poll shows the same thing... the surge comes just after we heard cruz questioning trump and carson's judgement to lead america... and now trump is responding... "i was against going into iraq. that's good judgment. i was for bombing the oil long before anybody else thought about it. that's good judgment. i have good judgment, i have trump in the lead nationally...and texas senator ted cruz surging into second place. the n-b-c/wall street journal declining, as other republican presidential candidates have. carson -- the frontrunner in this poll in late october -- has dropped 18- points to fourth place in the g-o-p race...

cruz: i described the spectrum of republican foreign policy -- on one side, rand paul, on the other side, lindsey graham and marco rubio. i think my views are the closest to ronald reagan's. what should we be doing? number one, we should always be a clarion voice for freedom like reagan was. mark: senator rubio would say he his as well. sen. cruz: here's the difference. reagan said the touchstone for foreign policy is a vital national security interests. we should focus on defeating our enemies, not on getting involved in foreign civil wars where we don't have a stake in the fight. for example, libya. in 2009, barack obama and hillary clinton led nato in toppling the market off in a libya. senator rubio emphatically supported clinton. addafit ofqd man was a bad man, but he had voluntarily handed over his nuclear program and was actively cooperating and going after radical islamic terrorism that he views them as a threat to his regime, he was captured, handing them over to america. what happened? obama and hillary and senator qaddafi, andpled libya was handed over to radical islamic terrorists. it is muc

paul. as for the first round debate...mike huckabee, rick santorum, lindsay graham and george pataki will face off. that starts at six p-m tuesday on c-n-n. nikki: and taking a look at elections around the world. nikki: at least six womehave been elected to public office in saudi arabia, according to preliminary results published in state media on sunday. saturday's historic elections for councils marked the first time women in the country were allowed to vote and to run for office. nikki: and voting is underway in france. depending upon how those ballots are cast...a far-right -- anti- immigration party --could win control of a french region for the first time. it's not clear how this would play into the syrian refugee crisis at this time. nikki: lots of rain around the metro after last nights storms. that storm caused big problems fro a popular holiday organizers announced this afternoon that jolly holiday lights out at water works has to close for the season.... park was closed down last night, but power outages kept the lights off again today. they say the light display must now close for

paul, i'm going to leave it there. thank you, sir. stay safe on the trail. let me go to senator lindsey graham.nator graham, let me start with this with you. what do you want to hear from the president tonight? >> that he's going to change his strategy and come up with a regional army to go in and destroy the caliphate in raqqah, syria. that he's going to abandon what is not working. he's overwhelmed by radical islam in general. he doesn't have a strategy to destroy isil. i just came back from iraq with my 36th trip, and here is what i can tell you. the paris attack was highly sophisticated, well planned, very clever, took months in the making, very much like 9/11, and there's a 9/11-style attack coming to america, and i can tell you who is planning it, the leaders of isil and i can tell you where they're at, they're in raqqah, syria. so for god's sake, mr. president, change your strategy. come up with a ground force to go in and destroy the caliphate before we get hit here at home. that would be my advice to you. >> senator, it seems as if you can militarily take care of an al qaeda. you can m

also on the main stage, marco r rubio, jeb bush, chris christie and rand paul and in tuesday's undercard debate, huckabee, graham, pitaki will face off. we have the best political team in television covering this story like only they can beginning with my friend john burman live in las vegas with more on rand paul's last-second save and what is looking, john, to be quite a showdown between donald trump and ted cruz. >> you know, there are nine candidates will be on that main stage, poppy. any combination of showdowns here. the last republican debate of 2015. that, of course, so important. but you know what? it's also the first republican debate since so much has happened. think of how much the world has changed over the last month. the attacks in paris, the attacks in san bernardino. so that will be the backdrop. national security. how will the candidates argue that he or she is the best to handle the issue of national security and keeping this country safe from terrorism? as you said, there's a new person standing at the center of the stage, ted cruz right next to donald trump. what will that mean? joining me n

lindsey graham is criticizing ted cruz. a the women's initiative forum in manchester on saturday, weighing in on the alleged terror attack in california, he says senator cruz and senator rand paul voted to weaken the kind of nsa surveillance that might pick up information on domestic terror suspects. graham says he wants to know more about the woman involved in the shooting. >> isil recruits more women to their cause than any other terrorist organization so what i want to know is was she radicalized before she met? is this a terrorist arranged marriage? if so we need to look at our visa system anew. amy: the best way to curb isis recruitment is decreting the group over seas. ohio concern john kasich met with supporters in new london. the presidential hopeful spoke about the importance of pa balanced budget and his plans to lead a coalition against isis. and jean sha sheen-- shaheen joined others in paris. at the talk saturday she referred to a recent pew poll that showed two-thirds of americans understand climate change. >> it doesn't matter what we do in new hampshire and doesn't matter what we do in the united states if we can't get the world to move to address climate change

that's why you heard paul ryan come out so strongly this week. >> and lindsey graham. >> and lindsey graham. donald trump. >> absolutely. i mean, you've got senators running for re-election on the republican side who are now in fear of losing. and, you know, they are not gonna let this happen. so, you know, could he get the nomination? absolutely. but is it likely? probably not, because the party is going to fight. >> so, while he is winning in numbers than anybody else right now -- 36% -- no one is 20% within that -- there's so many negatives. you have two out of three americans in a general election right now saying they don't trust this guy. >> yeah, absolutely. so, you look at the latino vote. if he keeps going this way, hillary clinton can likely get 3/4 of the latino vote. there is no way the republicans win with those kind of numbers against them. and we also know that when you attack one minority group, other minority groups fall off the wayside. and so we've seen that. we saw that last time around with mitt romney. so it's likely that they are gonna have trouble attracting p

paul. for the first round of debates...we'll see mike huckabee...rick santorum...lindsay graham...and george pataki face off. that starts at six p-m tuesday c- n-n. deborah: diners at minerva's in sioux city got a special visit from santa claus today...all for a good cause today, from 10 am to 2 pm.....0 perent of all brunch sales were donated to the "ronald mcdonald house charities of siouxld". the money is used to help purchase toiletry items for families during their stay. into the ronald while a loved one is receiving medicahelp in siouxland. "it's kind of a fun the kids come in and minerva's is so do this and they give proceeds from today's brunch to go back to the house, it's a great amount of money that we can't say thank you enough for," said batien. minervas and the ronald mcdonald house charities of siouxland has several years now. attendees could also purchase ornaments for one dollar to contribute to the cause... which will be hung on a christmas in the house and posted on the ronald mcdonald house's facebook page. deborah when it's cold outside...nothing quite beats a cup of hot

from behind $i graham to rand paul, the debate is on enriched by having those voices on the stage.or lindsey greap was always clear and honest. bill: on that point if memory serves, i think he faved 10,000 ground troops. then later was up to 20,000 ground troops. i don't know of any candidate who signed on to that figure up in you just reefed to. in your estimation is that the way to defeat this enemy? >> you pointed to a warrior class like carly fiorina talked about i would look at a petraeus and mattis to articulate the number. but there i a need for true american leadership. that's why a real coalition hasn't formed. you can talk about boots on the ground all you want, they should be arab boots and they should be taking the majority of the fight. so whether it's lindsey graham's 20,000 or less than that, it's a true belief in american leadership. it changes the game. i think that's part of the message lyndsey graham is trying to give. bill: a lot of this came up within the context of whether or not the administration is doing enough. you know the president's interview with npr i

graham is also considering ways to address terrorism. the south carolina senator spoke initiative forum in manchester yesterday. he took a moment to criticize opponents ted cruz and rand paul who he says voted to weaken n.s.a. surveillance. graham also said he wants to involved in the san bernardino shootings. graham: isis recruits more women to their cause than any other terrorist organization so what i want to know is was she radicalized before she met. was this a terrorist-arranged marriage? if so, we need to look at our visa system anew. frank: graham says the best way to curb isis recruitment is by defeating the terror group overseas. karen: investigators are still looking into what sparked this fire in gloucester early saturday morning. the fire on woodman avenue went to three alarms. firefighters think it may have started in the basement of the two-and-a-half story house, which may have been unoccupied. no injuries were reported. right now the city of lynn has ordered the demolition of a home, burned in a deadly fire. the decision coming as the community mourns the four people the cause of that fire is still under investigation. now, the eye's juli mcdonald is learn