. >>> a senate intelligence committee tonight says it is not investigating whether ted cruz gave away classified information during last night's debate. it will investigate whether sensitive information was revealed, over cruz's support for the u.s.a. freedom act. >> the old program covered 25 to 30% of the phone numbers, and the new program covers nearly 100% of telephone numbers. >> rubio maintained those numbers were classified. >> who owns the most influential newspaper in the swing state of nevada, fortune magazine says sheldon adellson is a real owner. the 81-year-old gambling magnate is expected to give generously to republican candidates. >>> concerns of a new influx. ahead, an uptick ever unaccompanied miles an hour entering the united states. >>> meteorologist kevin corriveau joirches u joins us. >> a growing number of unaccompanied miles an hour are crossing illegally into the u.s. from mexico. more than 10,000 crossed the border in october and november alone. most coming from honduras, el salvador and goodman. gooment. guatemala. about 11 inches of snow fell in broomfield

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intelligence officials on the case. senator king from maine joining me now, he's on the senate intelligence committee and just briefed. tor king, thanks for joining us as always. what's your major takeaway after the meeting? >> my first major takeaway is i'm glad jim comey is head of the fbi. he's very thorough and professional guy. sort of sent an air of calm through the room but also gave us a lot of information. here's where we are and here's what i can tell you. it was a classified briefing, but here's what i can tell you. there are a number of still unanswered questions. the biggest one i think is whether or not there are other people involved in this plot or whether there were follow on plots that may still be out there threatening us. that has not yet been fully run to ground. the current impression is that these two people were acting alone, but on the other hand they destroyed their phones, they destroyed their hard drives and if you weren't in touch with other people, why would you go ahead and do that? so that's question number one. i think question number two that's in everyone's mind and there were a lot o

the chair of the u-s senate intelligence committee weighs in on the ongoing investigation into the terrorist attacks in san bernardino. fox's robert gray shows us what investigators have learned so far. in san bernardino, this makeshift memorial outside the inland regional center....growing sunday (12/13)... people paying respects to the fourteen people killed in the shooting rampage here on december second. meantime, the f-b-i saying sunday divers concluded their 3-day search of this san bernardino lake...not far from the shooting scene... where the shooters may have spent some time on the day of the attack. burr says: "we're looking for anything that would give us a clue of the digital footprint of these two individuals who they talk to, where they went." overnight learn official word on may have recovered here... including a possible computer hard drive linked to the shooters: syed tashfeen malik. burr says: "these individuals were radicalized way before, probably as early as 2010 for for -- for her." bernardino area sunday (12/13) a local mosque hosted this community blood drive... to ho

he's a member of the senate intelligence committee. he's just back from a briefing. senator, thanks for coming in. >> thank you, wolf. >> what can you tell us about the motivation or inspiration for this mass murder? >> i think we're still trying to discover that. i can tell you this much coming from an all-senator briefing by director comey. we're really lucky -- >> he's the fbi director. >> really lucky to have him as the fbi director. he's a straight hoot shooter. they're on this combined with other agencies. there are a lot of questions that remain to be answered. why do they have so many explosives? what did they do for the four hours in between the shooting and when they were taken out? were there other communications with other individuals? questions that need to be answered, but i know the fbi's on it. >> so do they suspect there's others at large? >> i think they are -- >> other cohorts -- >> there is no indication at this point. but they will go through this methodical process and we will get the answer. >> what about those three pipe bombs that were left in

quote, bush's team dishonestly omits that marco is on the senate's intelligence committee where he attendedghest level briefings on the paris attacks. it's sad to see jeb's joyful campaign reduced to such intellectual dishonesty. your reaction? >> well, it sounds like that ad must have hit a nerve there. look, this is the time in the campaign where going into 2016, this is the time we contrast candidates, look at people's records, and it's not a time to have thin skin in the race. so whether it's senator rubio or governor christie or donald trump, for that matter, everybody has to be prepared for their records to be scrutinized and be ready to defend their records both in iowa, new hampshire and the states going forward. >> are you saying this is the time to attack? >> i'm not saying it's the time to attack. i'm saying this is the time when people's records are going to come to light. and whether they are paid for by ads or whether they come up in a debate, people have to stand by the decisions that they have made, the votes they have missed and the things they have voted for or have not vo

he said he would leave that determination to the senate intelligence committee. scott, the committee said there was nothing to investigate. >> pelley: major garrett covering the campaign. major, thanks. tonight, we have a rare look at the battlefield in syria where u.s. special operations forces are now on the ground fighting isis. the americans are supporting allied militias, including kurdish forces that our charlie d'agata linked up with near the isis capital city. >> reporter: the thick fog line inside syria was slow. we were about 40 miles from iraq athe headquarters of isis, but their fighters were just a few miles away and no one wanted to make a wrong turn. past deserted villages, we finally reached their line of defense. it wasn't much. one of the soldiers looked like he was barely into his teens. these are the syrian rebels the u.s. is training and equipping. until a few months ago, this isis. glooming days like these are a nightmare for rebel forces guarding front lines. isis militants use the fog as cover to launch sneak attacks. they can't see them c

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the chairman of senate intelligence committee say that limiting the nsa comes with a cost. >> u.s. made a real mistake when they eliminated this program, where we could search foreign, known terrorist telephone numbers to see if they talked to anyone in u.s. >> reporter: nsa suri have lipsurveillance program was a poster child for government overreach in 2013, after this misleading statement to congress. >> does nsa collect any type of data at all on millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> it does not? >> not whittingly. >> there was no doubt that nsa was collecting. under new rules phone records are gathered but held by phone company, requiring phone action. a intelligence officer said that attract step makes disrupting platt plot that much harder. >> if you don't have their en tiefeentire history you will miss the fact they have been up to suspicious activity. >> reporter: a mortaringetted program is a right approach even in paris, investigators were struggling to determine which leads to pursue in a massive amount of data. >> they call it analysis paralysis. >> reporter: other bul

. >>> now to politics, the senate intelligence committee is looking into weather senator ted cruz revealed classified information during last night's republican debate. if it happened it came during a testy exchange between cruz and senator marco rubio. they were talking about the fight against terrorism and change in the government's ability to monitor phone records. rubio is a member of the intelligence committee. cruz is not. >> the old program offer are covered 20% to 30% of phone numbers for terrorives and the new program covers 100%. >> i don't think national television in front of 15 million people is the place to discuss classified information. >> senator richard byrd is the chairman of the intelligence committee. his communications director immediately sent out a tweet saying cruz should not have said when he did, but byrd told reporters today he is looking into the matter. >> hours after that debate the republican candidates were back on the campaign trail gearing up for their next big challenge. nbc's chris clackum has that. >> reporter: no real surprise out of last night's deba

data that has and has to be held by the telecom companies as chairman of the silent -- senate intelligence committee there is the support for the yet even the leading republican candidates senator cruz and senator rubio disagree. senator rubio once the old law brought back senator cruz says no. it was far too broad of a collection and the congress has settled this as reasonable. the fbi at the law enforcement has the fold of this couple. we don't know if they can resurrect the damage done. david: the council of american relations says u.s. actions in the middle east partly to blame. this is an organization co-conspirator of a terrorist case somehow they got ahold of the relatives of the perpetrators even before it was public should this investigation be investigated -- civic it is a political organization but there is a debate of its milk members to be involved with militants networks even knew he has put care of their list of terror organizations. melissa: german parliament votes overwhelmingly to join the air campaign against isis in syria although the german troops will not be directly involved t

he said he would leave that determination to the senate intelligence committee. scott, the committee said the was nothing to investigate. >> major garrett covering the campaign. major, thanks. >>> tonight, we have a rare look at the battlefield in syria, where u.s. special operations fighting isis. the americans are supporting allied militias, including kurdish forces, that our charlie d'agata linked up with near the isis capital city. >> reporter: the thick fog meant the drive to the front linin inside syria was slow. we were about 40 miles from raqqah, the headquarters of isis, but their ghters were just a few miles away and no one wanted to make a wrong turn. past deserted villages, we finally reached their line of defense. it wasn't much. one e the soldiers looked like these are the syrian rebels the u.s. is training and equipping. until a few months ago, this whole area w w controlled by isis. gloomy days like these are a nightmare for rebel forces guarding the front lines. isis militants use the fog as cover to launch sneak attacks. they can't see thehecomi

he said he would leave that determination to the senate intelligence committee. scott, the committee said there was nothing to investigate. >> major garrett covering the campaign. major, thanks. >>> tonight, we have a rare look at the battlefield in syria, where u.s. special operations forces are now on the ground fighting isis. the americans are supporting allied militias, including kurdish forces, that our charlie d'agata linked up with near the isis capital city. >> reporter: the thick fog meant the drive to the front line inside syria was slow. we were about 40 miles from raqqah, the headquarters of isis, but their fighters were just a few miles away and no one wanted to make a wrong turn. past deserted villages, we finally reached their line of defense. it wasn't much. one of the soldiers looked like he was barely into his teens. u.s. is training and equipping. until a few months ago, this whole area was controlled by isis. gloomy days like these are a nightmare for rebel forces guarding the front lines. isis militants use the fog as cover to launch sneak at

. >> the republican chairman of the senate intelligence committee, senator richard burr of north carolina told reporter, quote, i'm having my staff look at the transcripts. anytime you deal with number, the question is, is that classified or not? or is there an open source reference to it? chairman burr had his staff do enough work. they ended all the speculation with a one-sentence statement. the committee is not investigating anything said during last night's republican presidential debate. and that appears to be the last word on that. up next, bill o'reilly defended donald trump last night. tonight, donald trump became impossible for even his pal bill o'reilly to defend. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter dentur

the senate intelligence committee looking into whether the senator gave up classified information during his remarks. cruz said, as you may remember, nearly 100% of phone numbers can be checked for ties to terrorism under the new usa freedom act. talking about specific numbers in any sort of way can be considered a violation. right after the republican presidential debate, candidate marco rubio headed straight for iowa. during the debate, rubio clashed with senator cruz over national security and immigration. today rubio warned tough talk is not enough to stop terrorists. >> how can it be we are weakening our military? how can it be in the republican party we have people that justify it? >> rubio later moved on to campaign in new hampshire. >>> well, tomorrow grab your umbrella, tracking rain moving in, some of it could be heavy and then feel more like winter this weekend. i'll shoal you how cold it's going to get after the rain, coming up. >>> next all new at 6:00, first look at plans to bill two towers in philadelphia. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> more people search for information abou

the senate intelligent committee is on capitol hill heading into a classified briefing on the investigation and the latest fbi director james comey two hours ago gave the same thing to the house. he briefed him. a congressman of the intelligence committee just got out. give us the headlines first off the bat? >> thank you for having me on. director comey did come before the entire house of representatives and give us a briefing, but typically speaking, the briefings before the whole house are not very informative. they're very guarded and it's a lot difference than the actual intelligence committee. there wasn't a lot of new information we received from the briefing this afternoon. liz: nothing on marquez, this man who may be indicted in just hours? did his name come up? >> yes, it did. and the director specifically said he would withhold talking about it because of the sensitive nature of the investigation and what may be coming. he shut down all questions relating to marquy, was that frg for you or did you feel you were able to get more on the substance that could help you as lawmakers pr

senate intelligence committee was asked about the ongoing probe as the fbi said little about its search blake reports from san bernardino. >> reporter: in san bernardino, this makeshift memorial outside the inland regional center growing sunday. people paying respects to the 14 people killed in a shooting rampage here on december 2nd. meantime the fbi saying sunday, divers concluded their three day search of this san bernardino lake not far from the shooting scene where the shooters may have spent some time on the day of the attack. >> we're looking for anything that would give us a clue of the digital footprint of these two individuals. who they talked to, where they went. they didn't just overnight learn how to make 19 pipe bombs. >> reporter: but so far no official word on any evidence divers may have recovered here including a possible computer hard drive linked to the shooters farook and malik. >> these individuals were radicalized way before. probably as early as 2010 for him and 2012 for her. >> reporter: back in the san bernardino area sunday, a local mosque held this blood driv

. >> the republican chairman of the senate intelligence committee, senator richard burr of north carolinae, i'm having my staff look at the transcripts. anytime you deal with number, the question is, is that classified or not? or is there an open source reference to it? chairman burr had his staff do enough work. they ended all the speculation with a one-sentence statement. the committee is not investigating anything said during last night's republican presidential debate. and that appears to be the last word on that. up next, bill o'reilly defended donald trump last night. tonight, donald trump became impossible for even his pal bill o'reilly to defend. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you ea

we learned today that the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, senator richard burr, will not be investigating any statements from the republican debate. anderson? >> jim, thanks very much. perspective now on what voters expect in a candidate, or for that matter, commander in chief. joining us, "washington post" syndicated columnist and conservative, kathleen parker. also, carl bernstein, a "washington post" legend. and retired army lieutenant governor, mark hertling. you heard the report there. does it matter whether donald trump knows what the nuclear triad refers to? >> well, it kind of reminds people that they don't. and yes, it would be nice if they did know, in advance of using those terms in a public forum. there are lots of things people learn on the job, you know that, and you become presidential as you are the president. you learn how to do a lot of the job on the job. but if you're going to start throwing language around that, you should know what it does mean. i was grateful to marco rubio for explaining what the triad is. and i was touched that donald trump cares

the ted cruz campaign now fighting back after the chair of the senate intelligence committee questions whether cruz revealed classified information on the debate stage. >>> thanks for joining us. we do begin with this breaking news out of baltimore where judge declared a mistrial in the case of officer william porter. porter is the first police officer of the six officers charged in connection of the death with freddie gray to go to trial. you're looking at a live picture now. some folks outside. there had been much made and said about the possibility for any sort of demonstration. we have not seen much of that at all since we learned of the mistrial. a handful of people gathered on the street there not far from the courthouse. right now, in just the last hour tonight, gray's -- in just the last hour we're hearing from gray's stepfather who thanked the jury for their work and urged the public to remain calm about the outcome. >> we're not at all upset with them and neither should the public be upset. they did the best that they could. we are hopeful that miss mosely will retry officer

he said he would leave that determation to the senate intelligence committee. scott, the committee said there was nothing to investigate. >> major garrett covering thth campaign. major, thanks. >>> tonight, we have a rare look at the battlefield in syria, where u.s. special operations forces are now on the ground fightingngsis. the americans are supporting allied militias, including kurdish forces, that our charlie d'agata linked up with near the isis capital city. >> repororr: the thick fog meant the drive to the front line inside syria was slow. we were about 40 miles from raqqah, the headquarte of isis, but their fighters were just a few miles away and no onene wanted to make a wrong turn. past deserted villages, we finally reached their line of defense. it wasn't mumu. one of the soldiers looked like these are the syrian rebels the u.s. is training and equipping. until a few months ago, thisis whole area was controlled by isis. gloomy days like these are a nightmare for rebel forces guarding the front lines. isis militants use the fog as cover to launch sne

flags for him and we should point out here, first of all, ted cruz is not a member of the senate intelligence committeeensitive briefings that committee has and also the cruz campaign has now this afternoon produced an article from "the washington post" last year that included a lot of the numbers that ted cruz was using last night. so it looks, thomas, on the surface like it's a bad headline for the cruz campaign. hard to see it going anywhere. it may speak to the poor reputation maybe that ted cruz has with a lot of republican colleagues in the senate. >> we'll see if it picks up steam with the base. steve, thank you. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, a major topic of discussion on the debate stage last night. how should the u.s. respond to terrorism threats? and how best can the government protect americans? >>> plus, 640,000 l.a. students are back in class after an e-mail threat triggered a cleat shut down of los angeles unified school district. we'll hear from the chair of the federal reserve, as well, on the big news about an interest rate hike. quarter of a point. what that means to our economy. ♪

the ranking member of the senate intelligence committee has suppressed a sense of urgency. recently she said, "we have to be prepared for an isis attack on the u.s. homeland. i've never been more concerned. senator feinstein said, "i read the intelligence faithfully and added isil is not contained. isil is expanding. it serves as a direct rebuttal to the president's statement just hours before the mass murders in paris we had, quote, from the start our goal has been to contain isis and keep them contained. what specifically does containment of isis mean to you and in practical terms what is d.o.d. doing that it should do to contain isis? >> our strategy is to destroy isil. in syria and iraq. and anywhere else it arises. and with respect to the homeland, while we don't have any credible imminent threats that i can relate to you today, fortunately, we do take homeland security very seriously. and we particularly take the protection of our own personnel seriously. for, among other reasons, the fact that they were -- many of them were singled out by these guys like general aid h

news also in the headlines, we will talk to senator richard burr, the chairman of the senate intelligence committeewe will talk to him about the latest from the san bernardino shootings, and what can be learned from that incident in terms of the global war on terror. and then nicole the ends of course as always a political panel to chop up all of the weeks political news and talk about it. >> certainly a lot to discuss. john, thanks for the preview. we appreciate it. >>> it is 8:41 right now, can reading help men families separated by incarceration? the idea behind new free library of philadelphia program, cities largest prison. ian bush of sister station "kyw news radio" has that story. >> it is a lot like skype. except here at the curran-fromhold correctional facility the camera goes behind bars. >> would you have the same book at our end at the library and the child and the family will be the same book with the inmate. >> video conferencing equipment will be set up inside this prison library. and at the free library's neighborhood locations where kids will get virtual bed time story or just qual

the ted cruz campaign now fighting back after the chair of the senate intelligence committee questions

spokesman issued the following statement, "bush's team dishonestly omits that marco is on the senate's intelligence committeewhere he attended the highest level briefings on the paris attacks. no other candidate for president has received more classified intelligence briefings or better understands the threats facing our nation today than marco. it's sad to see jeb's joyful campaign reduced to such intellectual dishonesty." a rubio adviser was also quick to point out that bush also held a fund-raiser on the night of the san bernardino attack. but this latest internessing sniping between one-time mentor and protege comes after rubio was the only 2016 candidate to skip the vote on the omnibus bill earlier this month, which ted cruz and rand paul showed up to vote against. in defending that decision, rubio said on cbs that skipping the vote was the same as voting against it, and then told fox that the bill, which he called garbage, was forced upon congress. >> in essence, not voting for it is a vote against it. where the outcome is already predetermined. and at the end of the day, it was an issue with no transp

. >> this afternoon, the senate intelligence committee announced that it is not investigating ted cruz for revealing potentially classified information during this exchange about the nsa program with marco rubio last night. >> the old program covered 20 to 30% of phone numbers to search for terrorists. the new program covers nearly 100%. that gives us greater ability to stop acts of terrorism. >> let me be very careful in answering this, because i don't think national television in front of millions of people is the place to discuss classified information. there's nothing that we're allowed to do under this bill that we could not do before. >> for more, i'm joined by mark murray. the deal was here that earlier today, a house republican suggested that they were going to look into whether he said things that crossed the line and were actually top secret, right? >> yeah. well, actually it was insinuated by the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, who were saying that perhaps there was some type of top secret intel, classified intelligence that was shared in last night's debate o

talking to a member of the senate intelligence committee.ndependent, the numbers are on your screen. our first call comes from june in wisconsin. you are on with our guest. caller: good morning, representative. i am a veteran of the vietnam thing, war is a horrible particularly across the waters. probablyand is threatened which is why we need to keep our troops right here to protect us. i absolutely believe that isis once us to send more american young folks to syria so that they can kill them and capture, behead them and burn them alive. that's what they want us to do. they know that so many of our representatives are being on we must do more over there. they are waiting for us. they're asking you and all representatives of us and the american people -- we don't want anymore bloodshed. i'm just asking you to seriously the body parts and the disabled vets who come back horribly wounded fighting over there. guest: let me say that i appreciate your service and any american who serves i try to read with their families as well. you are worried a

they are referring to the briefing, that marco rubio was at a briefing for the senate intelligence committeebriefing for all senators. this idea that he had gone to a fund-raiser instead, something they don't seem to be disputing but the rubio campaign is putting that statement out. >> finally, the trump campaign, according to fox news, he'll be out there spending $2 million a week as he perhaps takes a different chapter in his strategy here. >> the television advertising. we have not seen that from dump. he brags that he's basically done this on the cheap. he's gotten to first place all over the place ahead of people who -- with their super pacs who have spent $20 million, $30 million, $40 million so he brags about that. last night he started talking about spending on television advertising, but then this morning a few minutes ago he put up a tweet. he's saying his campaign is $35 million under budget. now he's saying he will spend big in those first three states, iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. again we will see what that actually means. does that mean television ads, how big does he

the senate intelligence committee said there was nothing worthy of investigation. >> thank you, major. >>> open hire this morning after the interest rates are raised. the dow and nasdaq and s&p went higher in trading yesterday. fed chair janet yellin inen said the central bank is confident about the economy. >> while things may be uneven across regions of the country, and different industrial sectors, we see in economies, it is on a path of sustainable improvement. >> the rate hike is good news for savers who could see higher returns but consumer loans and mortgages are expected to tick up in cost. >>> the homeland security department is asking all of us this morning to be on guard for attack. this follows an yun date of the terror alert system. the public bulletin category warned of evolving terrorist threats. there are no credible threats at this time but the bulletin warns of self-radicalized individuals who could strike with little or no notice. previously, the alert called for a specific threat. and ls acknowledged the acre was inspired by car and she was taken to the hospital. t

the senate intelligence committee chairman says he believes the attack may have been directed by isisng an office holiday party. cnn's jake tapper takes a closer look now at some of the lives that were lost. >> reporter: they were cherished family members, best friends, parents, 14 people between the ages of 26 and 60 who spent their final day celebrating together. >> the thought running through my mind was just, no, no, no. this isn't true. >> reporter: ryan reyas drove his boyfriend to the irc. kaufman was taking a break on a bench outside when he was killed. >> he meant the world to me. he meant the absolute world to me. yeah. sorry. >> reporter: many of the victims were parents. leaving behind at least 18 children whose worlds are now changed forever. >> overall, she was like an amazing person. like, she was so nice. like, she always supported me in everything i did. >> reporter: bennetta bet-badal had three children and came to the u.s. from iran to escape religious extremism. >> we find it is sadly iron i can that a woman who came to this country under these circumstances would

the ashington post is reporting the senate select committee on intelligence is investigating cruz at the ddate... the slip of secret information is said to have come during an interaction cruz had with fellow senator marco rubio... when asked about rubio today - senator cruz takes some jabs. situation wwth senator rubio, which is thaa senator rubio's super pac is running hundreds of thousands of dollars of false knowingly false, then i'm gonna tell the truth. i'm gonna clear rubio took his campaign to iowa today -- here he is in ankeny. the clash between rubio and cruz on u-s surveillance laws were echoed during his campaign events. coming up... a bond referendum would help bubuld the second high school career center in the state in waterloo -- we take a tour of the first. and... does the jury make a decision in the trial for the first officer charged in the death of freddie gray? that's coming up in just a few here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast next. and when you see news - or if you have pictctres