seuss. critics of senator cruz said his grandstanding accomplished absolutely nothing and cruz thrives on the controversy he attracts. >> neville chamberlain. >> to nazi apiecers. >> i suspect those same pundits who say it can't be done, if it had been in the 1940s we would have been listening to them and they would have made television. >> it infuriated many republicans, including john mccain. >> short after he stopped down john boehner warned of false prophets. on face the nation. >> is ted cruz a false prophet? >> you pick any names out, i'll let you choose them. >> in those comments in august, boehner called senator cruz a jackass, but cruz takes his criticism from his peers as proof that he's different from the west. a stance he reiterated in a town hall meeting in iowa in october. >> when other candidates choose to throw rocks, when other candidates choose to go into the gutter and get personal and get nasty, i have not and will not respond in kind. >> controversy stoned cruz's backgro

seuss while the government is shut down. no purpose. other examples, immigration.ean, marco rubio had him cold in the last debate. he oaligned himself with the drones, his position on that. he is going to bomb syria, back to the stone age. or you're going to see the sand burn or glow, whatever he said. i don't take him seriously as far as his views. i think he will say whatever he has to say. he's a smart guy, i guess. he went to harvard. but i just don't see the level of seriousness that's required in the commander in chief. >> how do you explain then -- you said he would give a chameleon a bad name. how do you explain he's leading in the national polls? >> if you ask me to step back and be a political analyst, donald trump has created so much controversy, people want to go toward the more controversial person. and that opens the field. yet they feel maybe donald trump has now gotten too controversial. by comparison, ted cruz seems reasonable. that's all i can say about that. once the focus is on him more, people will realize what he's all about. again, this is a

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seuss book. but it wasnt all fun, kimmel pressed trump about his controversial plan to ban muslims from entering the u-s. the host asking trump if the ban would be "un- american". donald trump, presidential candidate: we have people coming into our country that are looking to do tremendous harm. you look at the two- look at paris, look at what happened in paris. i mean, these people, they did not come from sweden. ok? meanwhile on the democratic side, just days before their debate on abc, bernie sanders picked up a big endorsement from the c-w-a, a 7 hundred thousand member labor unio representing telecommunicatio ns workers. jenna: a documentary about the journey of jackson polluck's mural will be shown tonight at the sioux city art center. the documentary tells the tale about mural, mapping the history of the painting from the canvas to it's tour around the world. including right here in sioux city. makers of the film say, when itomes pollock's mural is something iowans should be boasti about.

seuss. >> there are two kinds of people which one will you be, a loser like them or a winner -- >> like me. >> trump could be headed for a storybook ending. the race's leader for months. now facing fresh competition with ted cruz solidly in second place. but he's playing defense today after attacks from marco rubio over what to do million people living here illegally. rubio wants to of them citizens. cruz does not. support any legal that's more politically palatable to conservative now he's having to explain why he said this, proposing an amendment back in 2013. eligible for legal status. >> sounded like he wanted the bill to pass. >> of course i wanted the bill to pass. my amendment to pass. >> you said the bill. >> it would take citizenship off the table. >> reporter: cruz says he was trying to make a political point to prove the bill's supporters would budge. -- wouldn't budge. >> it laid naked. the partisanship, the hypocrisy and lies behind the proponents this plan. >> reporter: rubio for that reform bill, unpopular with most rubio is pouncing. trying to blur the lines. >> he's goi

seuss wrote about the heartless ridge. >> his evil plan was thwarted, there are grinches out there trying to steal things. >> yeah, and this list, i'm sorry to say could have been much much longer if we had more time to work on it, it is resuring to note in two of the three cases grinches have pay add price and still rooting for justice in the third one. okay let's start with dr. walter palmer, the minnesota dentist who paid 50 grand to lure a beloved lion out of his the global out cry forced changes in animal protection laws and sent dr. grinch into hiding for mondays. the corporate over lords at volkswagen caught rigging cars they marked as environmentally responsible to falsify their nitrous oxide emissions levels, the massive fraud cost the company billions and some grinches may wind up in prison, good luck, fellas. finally, local hockey fans are looking forward to the knew year's day winner classic game outdoors at gillette against montreal. but the grinches at the nhl and nbc are ditching our traditional anthem maestro renee as well as the canadians usual singer, terrible call, what

seuss. leon: it is all for a little boy fighting a big battle.eports why this holiday is so special for ryan and why it is a celebration for the entire committee. jay: this home looks a lot like whoville. two weeks ago, volunteers decorated ryan's front yard to look like his town because "the grinch that stole christmas" is his favorite christmas. >> a lot of people said it would be the best christmas ever, and it has been. jay: then santa claus and u.s. marines aboard an old fire truck rambling to deliver presents. this series of holiday surprises is a gift for a community that has wrapped its collective arms around ryan. >> i remember the day we were told it was a nightmare. our whole world came crashing down. jay: six months ago, crushing news, a brain cancer with no cure. ryan is in a clinical trial, his tumor shredding, but most live only nine to 12 months after diagnosis. >> i just think that's not going to be ryan. it's not. sorry. because i cannot lose them. so he's going to beat this. he's going to be the first to survive. i have hope. >

seuss book. kimmel pressed trump about his controversial plan to ban muslims from entering the u-s asking if the ban would be un- american. "we have people coming into our country that are looking to do tremendous harm. you look at the two- ok at paris, look atat what happened in paris. i mean, these people, they did not come from sweden. ok?" in an abc news exclesive interview on his private plane, trump sa he interview on his private plane, trump said he would gladly trade his jet for air force one. jenna: g-o-p presidential candidate ben carson has canceled a planned trip to israel and africa. carson had been planning to visit nigeria, kya and zambia at the end of the month. his israel trip was also supposed d occur before t t first caucuses. the trip was canceled due to "security carson will be in spencer tonight, we will have more from that event coming up tonight at ten. jenna: a documentary about the journey of jackson polluck's mural will be shown tonight at the sioux city art center. the

seuss to poke fun at democrats and republicans. who is the real grinch stealing your money? john kerry showing the iranians how to get around our visa rules. why is the administration helping añ??f "cavuto on business" have a great day. >>> if there's a way to get in, then somebody will find a way in. there have been people that suggest we have a back door. but, the reality is, if you put a back door in, that back door is for everybody, good guys and bad guys. >> apple shareholder for decades. no offense to the final ceo that runs the country, but you are being nuts. he says he's being a good guy protecting those encrypted passwor passwords. lisa says he's right. >> with that intro -- he makes a point that encryption serves. it raises broader concerns of the threats we are facing from cyber security. >> do you agree or disagree with him? you agree with it? >> i think it's complicated. i agree on the issue -- it is complicated. i think encryptions serve a purpose here. >> thank you. >> this is a segment and lee ka was right on one. >> hey! >> listen, i thin

seuss. the fact is, he had 18 days of government shutdown. the economy lost $24 billion. had all these workers who didn't work for 18 days but ended up getting paid anyway when it was all over. the government lost fees. it was a disaster. to me, it was just a -- that's why i use the term carnival barker, reciting dr. seuss while the government is shut down. achieves no purpose. other examples, immigration. i mean, marco rubio had him cold in the last debate. he allied himself with rand paul on the whole issue of the nsa and drones, his whole position on that. he is going to bomb syria, back to the stone age. or you're going to see the sand burn or glow, whatever he said. i don't take him seriously as far as his views. i think he will say whatever he has to say. he's a smart guy, i guess. he went to harvard. but i just don't see the level of seriousness that's required in the commander in chief. >> how do you explain then -- you said he would give a chameleon a bad name. how do you explain, then, that he's doing so well in the polls, he's leading in iowa and second to trum

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seuss character. perfect for the season. >> i think that's awesome. the kids just keep putting ornaments on during the interview. that is awesome. >>> coming up next, much more change. we'll tell you what was dropped it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. next at 6:30. >> and, scott pelley joins us live. >> great to be with you. we laid the broadcast with donald trump doubling down on his plan to ban all muslims from entering the united states. there was a sharp reaction today, particularly from his own party. we'll have that, and we will also look at the legality of such an idea all coming up on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >> will

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seuss-like book called "winners aren't losers." >> now, here are frogs i do not like at all. we must kick these frogs out and then build a wall. oh, the places you'll go on your yacht, on your plane with your suits from milan and your wives from ukraine. oh the wealth you'll amass, all the people around you all kissing your ass. there are two kinds of people. which one will you be, a loser like them -- would you like to finish or a winner -- >> like me. >> it's incredible. so funny. >> deer colleagues at abc in l.a., i want that book. i want it. >> two copies please. >> i want it before christmas. "winners aren't losers" by donald trump read by jimmy kimmel and finished by donald trump. >>> trump's appearance last night made up for one he actually canceled back in october. he sure did make up for that. by the way, from shoes to shows, we've got new smart socks supposedly they can tell when you've fallen asleep while binge-watching on netflix and pause the show you're watching. netflix is providing instructions on how to knit your own but here's the catch. you want buy them an

seuss treatment but during a campaign stop out west, he read jeb bush the riot act.in. >>> and disconnected. what the pentagon is saying about the defense secretary conducting official business on a personal e-mail account, even after the controversy surrounding hillary clinton. plus -- >> all night all day we will fight for freddie gray. >> baltimore on edge after the first of six cases connected to freddie gray's death results in a mistrial. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west, and this is "way too early." >> good morning, it's thursday december 17th, i'm jonathan capehart. baltimore prepared for the worst

seuss treatment but during a campaign stop out west, he read jeb bush the riot act. again. >>> and disconnected. what the pentagon is saying about the defense secretary conducting official business on a personal e-mail account, even after the controversy surrounding hillary clinton. plus -- >> all night all day we will fight for freddie gray. >> baltimore on edge after the first of six cases connected to freddie gray's death results in a mistrial. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west, and this is "way too early." >> good morning, it's thursday december 17th, i'm jonathan capehart. baltimore prepared for the worst but so far the city has remained relatively calm after a mistrial in the case of the first officer tried in the death of freddie gray. officer william porter pleaded not guilty to manslaughter, second degree assault, reckless endangerment, and misconduct in office. he's accused of failing to provide gray with medical help when he complained of breathing trouble while being transported in the back of a police van. the 25-year-old died a week later from

seuss inspired children's >> it's very funny. >> here are some frogs, i do not like at all. we must kick these frogs out and then build a wall. oh, the places you'll go on your yacht on your plane, with your suits from milan and your wife from ukraine. oh the buildings you'll build or the wealth you'll amarks all the people around you all kissing your [ bleep ]. there are two kind of people, which one will you be? a loser like them? would you like to finish? or a winner -- >> like me. >> that's good ratings. >> very incredible. >> good stuff. >> that is good. what else is good, oh my gosh, this kid, 9-year-old grace, she won a school fundraiser we aired these stories before. they're epic. this might be the best of all time. it took place in bloomington, minnesota, bethany academy. her mom angela, her first try fell short. then her daughter gave it a shot. okay. here's what angela has, here we go. >> i don't mind that beyond that, i am not good at all. >> that's the explanation. >> underhand, pretty good. >> last try. >> get there. get there! boom. oh. >> yes, it was a bounce

seuss. donning a santa hat, oakland raiders -- read how the grinch stole christmas. the defensive and told us he couldn't turn the eminent down. >> it's great to be a part of these kids lives and put some smiles on kids faces. that's easy to get me to say yes to. >>reporter: the event is part holiday party, part fundraiser. >> i got 25 autographs. >> reporter: proceeds go to organizations that help at-risk youth with about 300 kids from those groups invited to attend for free. >> they were so excited. >> truck among those given tickets, these members of the junior giants. >> we are from a neighborhood that is known to be a high crime area. some of these kids have never been out of richmond before. it's really nice to have them here and experiencing this. >> reporter: the experience left most of the kids speak -- speechless. aside from the cookie decorating, giovanni's favorite part of the night was meaning the giants pitcher. >> i see all these activities, i think they are having a good time. >> reporter: from posing for pictures to stuffing toy animals. >> this is t

seuss' about rise and fall.for myself as reminder that evil may take up a page or two but it never gets the last one. >> the turtles of course, all the turtles are free. as turtles and maybe all creatures should be. the end. good night. ♪ >> it's "sunday morning" on cbs. here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: i have got you under my skins just one of the hits that made frank sinatra a music legend. the 100th anniversary of his birth is next saturday. here at cbs we're celebrating his birthday today. a special tonight right now with mo rocca. a special tonight right now with mo rocca. modes.veral different one of them is the brand new metro. we had a modest forecast: 110,000 passengers per day in the first line. we are already over 200,000. our collaboration with citi has been very important from the very beginning. citi was our biggest supporter and our only private bank. we are not only being efficient in the way we are moving people now, we are also more amicable to the environment. people have more time for

seuss' how the grinch stole christmas. but in this case the grinches are the g.o.p. candidates. now, clinton will be campaigning in iowa tomorrow. donald trump is holding a rally jennifer: speaking of donald trump, he's now demanding an apology from hillary clinton, so what's this feud all about? reporter: that's right, you remember during saturday's debate in manchester clinton said that isis uses videos of trump insulting muslims as a recruiting tool. well, there's been no evidence of that. and so today this morning on the today show trump said that clinton lies about everything and should apologize. the clinton campaign says she wasn't referring to a specific video and no she will not be apologizing. back to you. jennifer: thank you. republican jeb bush also in the state tonight as well, his town hall in alton will be at 6:15. martin o'malley also toured new hampshire today, making stops in concord, keene and manchester. his town hall in windham starts in half an hour. tom: another step forward for today the state department of environmental services granted the weapons permi

seuss to filibuster president obama's health care bill? a commercial about it. >> imagin the greatest christmas stories told by the senator who once read "green eggs and ham fr" from the senate floor. >> twas the night before the shutdown. and all through the house -- >> politicians are taking the old saying to heart. if you can't beat 'em -- >> oh, geez, looks like i went through time and space again. >> -- join 'em. >> star wars didn't actually change cinema. >> thank you so much for joining us. >>> we begin with new poll numbers showing ted cruz closing in on front-runner donald trump in a new quinnipiac national poll, they're just four points apart, trump at 28, cruz at 4. ben carson at 10, chris christi and jeb bush in single digits. today he spent campaigning in tennessee, six-day swing. the cruz country christmas tour. tonight, his growing momentum and poll numbers are being celebrated inside the cruz camp. there is one place he does not poll well.

seuss. critics say his grandstanding accomplished absolutely nothing.nd he thrives on the controversy he attracts. >> chamberlain said accept the nazis. >> reporter: he compared senate republicans who said obamacare would not be defunded to nazi apiecers. >> if we were in the 1940s, we would have been listening to them. >> reporter: it infuriated many of his colleagues. >> i resoundingly reject that allegation. >> reporter: mccain isn't the only high-ranking republican that cruz has clashed with. john boehner warned of, quote, false prophets. >> is ted cruz a false prophet. >> you can pick a lot of names out, i'll let you choose them. i'll refer you to a comment i made in steam boat strings, colorado. >> reporter: in those comments he calls cruz a jack ass. huh cruz says it proves that he is different from the rest. >> when other candidates choose to throw rocks, when other candidates to go into the gutter and get personal and nasty, and i have not and will not respond in kind. >> reporter: controversy also extends to his background. he was born in cana

seuss like back "winners written losers," and touch on the debate in las vegas and why donald trump seemed. >> i would like the republican party to come together i have been divisive hitting people hard. >> little bit, yeah. >> also, we have to come together and get this done. i am having a from time. >> the controversial proposal to ban muslims came up and he told jimmy kimmel he has gotten calls of thanks from friends who are muslims. he joked that those may have been crank calls. you can catch jimmy kimmel each week at 11:35 right here. >> they could be straight from compton but they straight to the rock-n-roll hall of fame with a group cop rised of three rapper rappers, which a movie cape out about n.w.a. and their rides to fame and others included steve miller and chicago, and if deep -- and deep purple. >> a rare request by the three santa county jail guards accused of murder, a new feature that two s -- silicon two s -- silicon companies are partnering who patiently teaches how ta feast comes to life. the "family" ...who spends their holiday dinner with thankful strangers. the neigh

seuss-like book aren't losers," and touched on the we debate in las vegas and why trip truck seemed nicer, relatively. >> i would like to see the republican party come together and i have been a little bit divisive in the science i have been hitting people. >> a little bit, yeah. >> also, we have to come together and get this thing done and i am having a from time. >> the controversial proposal to ban muslims from the united states came up and he told kimmel he has gotten calls of thanks from friends who are muslims and kimmel said those may have been crank calls. you can catch jimmy kimmel each weekday night right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> i have a nonpolitical question for >> mike: are -- for mike, are you seeing frost? >>> chose. all reporting stations are 34 and warmer right now but i am seeing snow in the area here which slide to us. tomorrow. tracking foam's storm. already showing up on live doppler hd. from sutro tower, check out the lights, behind the panel, the lights are on again. high clouds today, a sprinkle is possible across the north bay and it will be wet tomorrow after

seuss christmas story. real life little cindy lou hoo just five years old, had a grin. steel all of her clothes, not her new clothes under the treat, but all her clothes, her brother, and mom, as mom left them wash nag local laudromat to do another chore. >> grin of strikes south jersey family. police are now rallying around them to deliver a holiday miracle. and you can help by dropping stuff into that box. >> and dirty dancing is coming to tv. find out who is starring in the upcoming tv series based on the 80s hit film. let me start guessing, who would be the male and female? >> tatum chang. >> i would pick him. >> good choice. >> the woman? >> selena gomez. >> jennifer lopez. >> kit cat kline says we're wrong. already know who it is? >> know who the female s it is not selena gomez, in town tonight at the wells fargo arena. >> okay, i'm keep thinking. >> sin irwin, just won dancing with the stars. >> you know the answer? >> , no i don't, but they did that dance. >> that's right. >> i know, my guilty pleasure. >> somebody is watching it, and it is me. for this saturday

seuss as the federal government barrelled towards a shutdown. >> i would not like them anywhere. i do not like green eggs a he ham, i do not like them, sam i am. >> reporter: some see cruz as a conservative values while others see him disa disruptive political wacko bird. >> make me a proud wacko bird. >> his father was a pastor and the 76-year-old has been criticized for his controversial comments about president obama's citizenship. ted cruz is the son of a cuban and he argued nine cases before the u.s. supreme court and was elected to the and on the debate team. >> when he said cruz used his fiery speaking skills to become one of the top debaters in the country. >> when ted took a stand and wanted to advocate for it, he could advocate for it very, very strongly and that rubbed people sometimes the wrong way even then. >> cruz went on to har var law school where alan dershowitz said he stood out as one of his brightest students in his 50 years of teaching. >> he came in with his right right hand raised. he was a terrific student to have in class because he had contrarian views.

seuss. >> now here are some frogs i do not like at all, we must kick these frogs out and then build a wall. [ laughter ] your yacht on your plane, with your suits from milan and your wifes from ukraine. the buildings you'll build oh the wealth you'll amass, oh the people all around you all kissing yours as. there are two kinds of people which one will you be? a loser like them -- would you like to finish? or a winner -- >> like me. [ cheering and >> well, on that note and trump's pointed out that tuesday's debate drew 18 million viewers one of the highest ratings ever. >> good to see a lighter moment with the donald. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. back over to bill. >> this among we're looking at cloudy skies and we're looking at -- morning we're looking at cloudy skies and we're looking at newark airport. look at the low clouds there in advance of the storm coming and conferment really that will bring -- cold front really that will bray us rain today. so have the gear and check with the air carrier and you have the afternoon flight. those poss

seuss ending coming your way to bring a smile to your face or your portfolio. go to jason in new jersey. jason! >> caller: jim, how are you? hope you had a happy thanksgiving. my question on timberlake park, just increasededheir dividend, near 52-week high where do you see the stock going? >> okay, i t(ink kimberly-clark is a classic buy homework stock. i almost said buy and hold, everything has to have homework done on t kimberly-clark is a stock i have been recommending since my first week at goldman sachs, now more than 30 years ago, i continue to r rommend it i think manager is terrific. i say buy, buy, buy. evan in new jersey, evan? >> caller: hello, mr. cramer. my question to you involves a merger of anheuser, imbev, symbol bud, with sabmiller, altria is getting a 10% stake in bud, $2.5 billion in cash and two seats on the board of directors. all-time highs, mr. cramer, while altria seems to be flat lining. >> the stock did ran up anticipation of expected deal, david faber and i talked about that deal endlessly and it got to a little bit below the 4% yiel

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seuss' about rise and fall. i read it mostly for myself as reminder that evil may take up a page o or two but it never gets the last one. >> the turtles of course, all the turtles are free. as turtles and maybe all creatutus should be. >> it's "sunday morning" on cbs. here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: i have got you under my skins just one of the hits that made frank sinatra a music legend. the 100th annivrsary of his birth is next saturday. here at cbs we're celebrating his birthday today. a special tonight right now with mo rocca. >> in 1965, frank sinatra was having one of his many very good years. walter cronkite may have said it best. >> he has an appealing enthusiasm for the life he has lived. when he sings he makes it sound as though it all happened to him. than his costar from this 1966tv special. daughter nancy sinatra. and this was your father's favorite place in the world? >> palm springs. >> her home a stone's throw from the one her father owned on a street that now bears his name. >> i never

seuss' about rise and fall. i read it mostly for myself as page or two but it never gets the last one. >> the turtles of course, all the turtles are free. as turtles and maybe all creatures should be. the end. good night. for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. i'm hillary clinton and i >> it's "sunday morning" on cbs. here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: i have got you under my skins just one of the hits that made frank sinatra a music legend. the 100th anniversary of his birth is next saturday. here at cbs we're celebrating his birthday today. a special tonight right now with >> in 1965, frank sinatra was having one of his many very good years. walter cronkite may have sa

seuss. >> i do not like them at all.to honor the remarkable woman who had a huge impact on his family. >> three, two, one, go! yes! ♪ honey, i'm good, but i probably should ♪ ♪ i got a honey at home, and if i stay, i might not leave alone ♪ >>> from singing to dancing to lots of laughing, we'll reminisce about all the good time ws we had together in 2015. today, thursday, december 17th, 2015. ♪ strangers waiting, up and down the boulevard ♪ >> 20 years of marriage here at the "today" show. >> my christmas present is standing next to me. >> celebrating our 46th anniversary. >> merry christmas from indian river, michigan. >> merry christmas from oregon. >> we're from omaha, nebraska, trying not to be too corny. >> happy holidays. >> good morning, everybody. it's 8:00 on "today." it's thursday, december 17th, 2015. what a beautiful day on our plaza. i'm loving this warm weather. it feels so good, and everybody is in a great mood, getting ready for the holidays. we have matt lauer's biggest fan here. >> so nice of you. how a