yes, we should be aware of our problems but we should remain a single nation. we should remember. [applause]. the competition should be fair, equal, should follow all of the rules, should elect and respect the outcome of the results. everybody votes will pay special it attention to corruption in the forms and corruption that deters russia from developing properly. today government officials, judges and so on have to report their income, their political affiliation, their contracts, their relatives and close family. all have to be reported if there is another group of interest. this should immediately grab the attention of overseeing agencies they reported to me some cases they recovered were there some problems. so i asked that law-enforcement's law-enforcement's to respond to such cases promptly. law should be hard on those who caused the damage, or course it should also be humane to those who made a mistake. today we have seen criminal cases go to court. there's some insignificant crimes and some of them very young go to prison. when they are in prison they have a negative effec

competition should be fair and equal, should follow all the rules. we should respect the electorate and respect the outcome of the results. the election should be fully legitimate. colleagues, i believe that everybody involved will pay special attention to corruption in their platforms and corruption is really a big factor that deters russia from developing properly today. today government official, judges, and so on have to report their incomes, their tax declarations, also construction contracts, other kinds of contracts, if they involve relatives or close family. all of this will have to be reported if there is some conflict of interest. this should immediately attract the attention of overseeing and the law enforcement agencies and society as well, of course. just recently members of the peoples front reported me about some cases they uncovered where there were some violations. so i would ask the prosecution service and law enforcement in general to respond to such cases promptly. law should be hard on those who cause the damage -- of course, it

trump should stay. the guy from texas should stay. rubio should stay. is like having a republican. she is hawkish about the middle east. she will have us in a war with iran. they had a spat about wall street breaking of the banks. that was a big statement for us. wall street regulates congress and nobody is talking about that. host: ralph is on the colorado independent line. >> i don't like ted cruz putting down toggl donald trump. it would be nice to have them running a good campaign. i don't want donald trump to be our president. host: san antonio texas, this is jimmy. should for presidential candidates drop out? >> no, i don't think they should drop out. i don't think any candidate should drop out. soulss their heart and lsay says they should. they should stay in, make their point, and move on. they truly appreciate what senator graham did. vet and he is one of my comrades. i appreciate him chasing the flag. he said, this is not the time. just do what you have to do. i appreciate people who can just put it out of there. me decide.t i do not like hillary. she builds on things and

there should be better background checks. whence they are here, i am not saying not to help people, but i think they should keep tabs on them and see if they buy assault rifles or weapons. if they are buying stuff to make pipe bombs. when you see they are purchasing stuff like that, they should be investigated and checked out. host: thank you. you're looking at the north portico of the white house. the president is addressing the nation just after it :00 eastern time. 8:00 eastern was--as this tweet." i this tweet. "i was hoping for a much more aggressive tone." solomon is on the line from austin, texas. that the understand president wants to keep the communists in the country. we have isis. we cannot police other people's countries when we are a have them in america. --already have them in america. we can only do so much for other countries. bitave to back up a little and focus on taking care of america. host: thank you so much. the house will be back in session tomorrow. likely more reaction to the works on acongress stopga

anyone with information should call guthrie county sheriffs office. elias:: no doubt many iowans spent parts of monday and tuesday, clearing away snow and ice... but that also presents a chance for injury... over the past two days, more than a dozen weather related injuries have been reported by mercy medical center. most at the central campus. so far, the injuries have been from car crashes, and slips and falls. but there is another concern to watch out for this time of year. " snow lbowers are injury, most come snowblowers with some tool of some sort to clear jams from the blades so people hopefully arent as tempted to clear those out" elias: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: sam: weather adlib: light snow is back in iowa through the morning so we are going to see a slower morning commute again. the snow will stay very light and relatively fast moving through the morning, so the metro should or 8am. accumulations from the morning snow should be between a tenth or two to an inch of snow across much of

be and who should actually supply them. we visited various capitals. we visited teheran. we visited riyadh. we visited abu dhabi. the point that kept coming across was the belief there are very few moderates remaining in syria after five years of civil war. even if you believe the 70,000 figure, even if you believe they were all moderates, what the strategy doesn't address, and i haven't had an answer back and i have asked this question before, is what is stopping these moderates once the common enemy, once they've been told to swing around, stop fighting assad, take on daesh, what is to stop splintering into a thousand ma -- militas that we saw in libya. they are libel to turn on each other just as they are to turn on an enemy if they are so set to do so. and we should make this point -- i'm sorry. i've allowed two interventions. i must crack on. we should now draw the lessons with iraq. we are struggling to defeat daesh in iraq and that is with estimates of 900,000 security forces on our payroll. i mean, one strategy you

, so travel impacts should be very low other than already slick roads from yesterday. highs today are going to climb into the upper 30s with a strong wind out of the south. overnight tonight there might be a few light snow showers left around, but accumulations should again be very small and scattered. wednesday is going to be cold and windy with highs in the mid 30s. we will warm into the 40s starting on thursday and lasting well into the weekend where a few 50s come back! elias: the holiday elias: the holiday lights get switched on in clive later today.... elias: the cit's annual light the plaza event will take place this evening... this is the third year for the located at the corner of northwes 86th street and corner of northwes 86th street and university boulevard. joining the mayor in the lighting ceremony will be the indian hills junior high choir and a special visit from santa. the event begins at six this evening with plenty of hot cocoa and cookies. sabrina at ((time check)) we'll take a short break but still have lots more good morning iowa still ahead... el

muslims should not accept more, they should not accept less, but they should be willing to accept exactly the same that every our group in other society and in that lies a recognition that you are part of the family. you are here to stay. we do not treat you as foreigners or outsiders, but every other individual and group in our society >>> going back to your idea that you're not word about legal limitations on free speech in the united states. you have agreed to some of them on object scenity-- but on child pornography. >>> yes, pornography >>> there are good societal reasons to be polite for you and i to have a polite conversation about this regardless of whether we agree with each other. we can achieve a bit by doing so. what's theenefit societally of provocation? <

what do you think our response should be? should there be some response? it strikes me as a very important issue because it is already in light of the jppoa. they're violating existing u.n. resolutions and it seems to me if there isn't some response to us, they are going to continue not only as this doesn't bode for the jvp away, but assumed capability that could go even further to hit the u.s. admiral stavridis: as i've said often, we are concerned about iran's nuclear program but it's a much bigger problem than that. they see themselves as an imperial power dating back 2.5 millennia. they are currently in control of five capitals of the region. jcpoa isnney l.a. -- going to shower resources upon them. there are a highly dangerous opponent. iran toe should hold the commitments they have made and if that means that agreement is broken and we therefore returned to a sanctions regime, we need to face that. all ofy, we need to use our clandestine, intelligence capability to truly understand what's going on. third, we need to stand with our sunni allies in the

the lower 30s and we should see the sun again! next week we'll start warmer in the 30s with a few small snow chances through the week. elias: as we wind down 20-15, we want to take a look back at the top five big stories from the past twelve months... today, we look at the top metro stories that made headlines during the year. elias: we start with the battle over speed cameras on i-235... elias: in march the iowa department of transportation ordered des moines and three other iowa cities to take down speed cameras placed on interstates... in the metro, that's those on i-235. the d-o-t said the cameras were no longer needed, but the city refused saying it was a matter of safety. their refusal has now sent the issue to the courtroom. along with the fight against the d-o-t, des moines has also been sued by two individuals over cameras. so far the speed cameras remain in operation. elias: next, the case of a man who went on a shooting spree in pleasant hill last year. elias: in october the trial of pete polson came to a verdict, findi

friday we should be really nice still with highs falling back a bit to the mid 50s. saturday is going to be a wet day especially in southeast iowa with sunday being central iowa's best chance for more showers. next week we'll fall back to the 40s and then 20s with a couple small snow chances. sabrina: let's get into the top five this let's get into the top five this morning.... sabrina: we begin with a breaking overnight story out of woodward...whe re just before two a-m this morning local authorities were able to bring a standoff to a peaceful end. the woodward police chief said that they had negotiated with the driver of a vehicle for just over an hour, and that the person did have a weapon. we are still working on more story, look for more ahead on local five news and online at we are iowa dot com. sabrina: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: a roosevelt girls basketball coach and special education teacher is in jail this morning...charge d with felony sex abuse of a student. des moines police say 46 year old gerald "tig" johnson turned himself in yest

but you should call a judge.n: held the floor for ten hours, once in public support and the nsa did eventually end its mass collection programs. but now after san bernardino and the attacks in paris senator marco rubio accuses senator paul of gutting american intelligence. >> we want access to these people's phones records because it gives us clue who they were looking with who may be involved in plots down the road. rand paul wants to get rid of that program. john: rand paul jones us now and he says those phone records would give us clues on people who may be involved in plots now. >> well, if senator rubio were present now doing a little bit more job, he would realize that this warrantless collection of data is still on going and has been on going through the paris tragedy, through the san bernardino tragedy, and also through the boston bombing. not one terrorist act was forwarded, not one terrorist was caught through this program and really what we've done is trade our liberty for a false sense of security, an

be final we should continue to look at the process we should continue to see how it is going to work but needs to start off being reviewed by such circumstances with critical instances and the chief needs to make the call and that for whatever reason he makes the call we need to review that if it becomes necessary. >> thank you commissioner turman i agree and predict commissioner wongs comments about this experience we're a product of our experience you've brought up an important point about the investigations happening in arraignment and discretion can be useful to actually, you, choose to show portion of the video because you have concerns whether or not the officer was until oil or committing a crime but an accountability i feel that certainly this chief and any chief that san francisco will select given the importance of the newness of body cameras especially in critical incidents as officer involved shootings and into custody death any chief in san francisco wants to make that call and ultimately be accountability to the commission it is the right thing to do for that people to

what we should continue, however, are what i should say we should discontinue, is that the proliferation of joint task force is each combatant commands with the attendant service components and headquarters staff. task force 510 in the pacific command might qualify, however, as an exception to the rule. in short, mr. chairman, we need to have within the armed forces a strategic leader who can exercise executive authority. we need to aggressively cater combatant command headquarters, composition to its core mission or missions, and refrain from creating subordinate task forces out of service headquarters, and finally we need to drive toward employment of long-term, highly proficient national joint task force is for combatant commands employment. thank you, chairman mccain, ranking member reed, and members of the committee for your attention and this morning i trust by presentation will assist in advancing the noble cause of goldwater-nichols reform. thank you, sir. >> admiral stavridis. >> chairman mccain, ranking member reed, other distinguished members, pleasure to be back with you and

should expect 6-10" of snow. the rest of the week seems to be quiet but very cold with temperatures staying below 30 degrees. 3 3 3 3 3 we start off this morning known at least 11 people are dead after nine twisters touched down around dallas texas. as c - b - s news correspondent omar villafranca shows us... the same storm blizzard like conditions to the panhandles of texas... oklahoma... and new mexico. 3 (pkg) -nats- as rescue crews in north texas sift through debris for people still unaccounted for... -nat/sot-i found the jet ...many residents are retrieving what little they have left following this weekend's deadly tornadoes: (sot denise garcia/ resident) compared to our neighbors, i think we got pretty lucky, the house is still standing, the walls are standing more than a hundred homes in the garland were reduced to rubble saturday when an ef-4 tornado, packing winds of up to 200 miles per hour, tore through the area. 61-year-old gwendolyn wheatley says it was the scariest night of her life: (sot gwendolyn

what should that be? what should that include? no good standing here if we don't have an idea what it should be. let me give examples. let me talk about the non-military side of this. we've been talking about disrupting daesh's financial flows and business interests in this place for at least a year, if not 18 months. there has been no, noticeable disruption of those business interests or financial flows. we have command of the skies in syria. why aren't we not disrupting those business and financial interests? there has been no real answer about that. why aren't we doing more to disrupt their prominence on social media? again we talked about it in this place many times but i do not see any evidence that there is actually disrupting that prominence. something we should tackle but perhaps above all, mr. speaker, we should being tackling the ideology and the sectarianism that feeds the extremism that these groups, including daesh, feed off. now that is a long-term strategy. you can't do it overnight. but again, i don't see much evid

it should be put on the internet. there should be complete transparency. people can make up the mind whether it is appropriate or not. that is across the board -- a more transparent government is what we need. the president promised the most transparent government in american history and we have not gotten it. we have the exact opposite. the best way to deal with the transparency issue is to open it up. it could be that staffers -- that is a revolving door as well. it makes sense to look at it. the other thing we have to do as relates to the defense department is make sure there are more than three contractors. we have created such a confusing, convoluted system that you have the big defense contractors. the cost is higher. they are aggregated. all the other parts of the operation, they subcontract out. they use the influence to get these contracts. all sorts of legal costs are associated with it. the fighters do not get the equipment necessary at the speed they should. one of the other elements is to embrace reform so we have more contractors and it is ba

i think they should be.shink what has held them up something that an anachronism in the visa waiver program law which states from when it began in the late 1980's, it was a problemabout economic and not security. there is a provision that means you have to make a certain threshold and poland has not been able to meet that threshold. there are a number of reforms that make help get poland get there, but they should the a member of the visa waiver program. i agree with you. host: as you see the debate unfolding with travel to syria and iraq, but the list of countries could expand pretty significantly and do you have traveled in this country's [indiscernible] guest: right now, it is iraq and syria. maybe another country will take its place in a few years, but you have to put your finger on one of the hard problems which is you do not have to travel in today's world to become radicalized. you can do it on the internet or just by living in your neighborhood, so i think that gets down to better international coope

where should that floor be? where should the minimum be? there is going to be a huge in thestate-by-state, unit. civil rights groups are really interested in this, how states set up these systems. looking atple are the state as this primary protector. >> the national education association has an inflammation team. they are ready, they are gearing up. >> one thing lauren and i saw this year, when this reauthorization strategy started in capitol hill, the unions were there first and they were there the whole time. i think you are starting to see that happen in the states. spend millions of dollars in the capital and they are probably going to spend in the states. >> i asked the question she didn't answer fully, how quickly are we going to start seeing the states change. i think that is going to happen. you already saw the state border regions a couple of days ago. the weight of student test for teacher evaluation, i think you are going to see a lot of states with the accountability system. several months, the education department is going to

right now, i think the by sunrise sunday, which should lead to a the sunshine should reach the low depending on how those days. next week is also looking about 10-20 average for most of is until we get to next week when a stronger weather system is likely to bring us more rain- yes, rain! our mild winter is underway it seems! sabrina: trending now... sabrina: and last night comic book fans got a big treat. a new trailer for next year's batman versus superman was released...showi ng quite a few new clues to what the movie will hold... if you have seen you, you already know we get a view of the true villain....and the in action. keep in mind there is still one more super hero in the movie, that none of the trailers have shown in action yet, that would be aquaman. all: (reax) elias: we have more good morning iowa coming up right after the break... morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." sabrina do you sometimes wonder why you bought that hideous outfit or the ugly never use? elias: apparently -- according to recent studies -- there may be science behind your shopping. mary moloney explains in today's

should be the t results, whereas someone says, held someone should be accountable. for a child that comes to school hungry and has a hard time learning, for a class of 39 graders that i've had in my -- so i should be held every child hat hits the cut score on a standardized test and i get to i ck that box and go, oh, must be a good teacher. if i can't change that box, i teacher.a bad kids don't come to us in that one-size-fits-all box. what kids need from us, i taught at a homeless shelter for years, needed at that shelter school was very different than what i taught in the suburbs. so we had a difference of opinion on how simple something accountability or what it to succeed.child but we always had lines of communication. as much as i wanted to tell you he was very honest and open, i think i was very honest and open to say,m and very direct that doesn't work, and i disagree with you, and we'll be doing this and sorry we can't work together on that. but we never got angry at each other, because then we start talking about preschool, and we go, yay, all right, we're

we should be doing that. we should not kid ourselves, if we do not lower demand, it will find a way to get in. it does not mean we stop on the drug enforcement side. as a former federal prosecutor come that should always have a sociopaths who deal poison and profit from it. josh: as you pointed out, you did get the "union leader" endorsement. it came with a statement more or less saying that we are satisfied with chris christie' s position when it comes to the second amendment. for those not clear on where you stand when it comes to this, gun violence is a big issue in this campaign. where do you stand? gov. christie: i am a supporter of the second amendment paired as a prosecutor i know that the problems created by gun violence are created by criminals and not lot abiding -- law-abiding citizens.they have a right to own guns and they are not the ones committing violent acts. what we did when i was a prosecutor' s put more people in jail on gun crimes than any administration before. we knew if you had violent

that guns should not be falling into the hands of people who should not be having them. and obviously that goes without saying, i don't think it's very hard to understand, but terrorists, potential terrorists should not have guns. people who are being barred from flying on airplanes should not i believe we must improve and expand instant background checks. i believe we have got to do away with this gun show loophole, about 40% of these guns are sold outside of the purview of the in than background check process. i think we need, i agree with the "new york times," i think does not make sense to me that we have guns designed for military purposes that can kill enormous numbers of people in very short period of time being sold and distributed in the united states. i support a ban on assault weapons. we need do do away with the strong man provision so people can legally provide guns. and i think we need a revolution in mental health. that revolution is about making sure that the many thousands of people who are walking the streets of america today, suicidal or homicidal get

why should there be a waiting list for someone to get help which should be provided by the government. it is also important as and that's why peace choosing mental health for the national campaign. what can we do with the campaign on mental health? surely, the government cannot ignore us. we need to take a stand and say that mental people's health is important -- and see that young people's mental health is important. just because it cannot be seen does not mean it is not there and i urge all of you to vote for this issue. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. wonderfully fluent speech. i would like to hear somebody from london, and is there anybody from islington? north london? [indiscernible] [laughter] >> are you an arsenal fan? good. you can speak. >> i am -- mental health, both to simple words that are used to describe something small. at first, i thought they were upset and they should resolve it by going out more. i found out that this is far from the truth. one in six people suffer from mental health. this is a statistic given to the number of people in britain that will

that should give us hope.he enemies that will be fighting at this conference is cynicism, the notion that we cannot do anything about climate change. our progress should give us help hope that is rooted in collective action. the world agreed to work together to cut the super pollutants. that is progress. prior to paris, more than 180 forward their put own climate targets. that is progress. for our part, america is on track to reach the target that we set six years ago in copenhagen. we will reduce our carbon by about 17%. that is why last year i set a new target. are going to go 28% below 2005 levels. paris is toe in into anse achievements enduring framework for human progress. not a stopgap solution. gives-term strategy that the world confidence in a low carbon future. here in paris, s a secure an agreement that builds in ambition. progress must pave the way for regularly updated targets. targets that are not set for each of us but by each of us. taking into account the differences that each nation is facing.

the issue is whether he should be. will never know whether he received fair and appropriate consideration for the extenuating and mitigating circumstances because of the avalanche of congressional pressure. it was not just senator mccain. the office of legislative affairs, the army legislative affairs has received numerous phone calls and letters since arjun bergdahl was transferred back to u.s. custody, demanding particular outcomes in his case. it is really unheard of and it irrevocably taint the decision. but on the decision, there are numerous reasons why an individual should be court-martialed. there are purposes of punishment and the commander here, general abrams, had to wait as purposes of punishment. it comes down to balancing the scales. sergeant bergdahl -- the army was criminally negligent bringing him and putting him on active duty. he is been discharged two years prior by the coast guard for mental health issues. what does the army do? they enlist them and send them to an observation post out in the middl

to what extent should it be unregulated? to what extent should it be policed? would you allow illicit trade in in child handguns, pornography, in things that we deem to be illegal? it also encourages terrorism, it is a method of recruitment, and it is also a method of recruitment -- communication. which is a way of targeting individuals involved in terrorist activities. or who run counter to ideas of national security. it is partly here that the dilemma lies between wanting to protect yourself from bad guys, the bad people, and if so, what are you prepared to do? are you prepared to give up your privacy? elements of your civil liberties? if so, how much? where are the intersections, where are the boundaries? at one point to you, as individuals, say stop, that is enough? we need for thought -- to discuss this. this needs to be thought about. if it is a piece of legislation, as we have seen in the last couple of days, it is unlimited because technology changes and our attitudes change. we need to think a little more carefully about where this is all going. and th

everyone in the house should make house should make up their mind on the argument in this house. there is honor and in voting for and honoring voting against. that is the way this house should upgrade and that is why i want to be absolutely clear the start of my sentence this is about how we fight terrorism and not whether we fight terrorism. i will give way in a moment. in answering this question we should remember that 15 months ago facing the threat in iraq, the house voted 524-43 to authorize airstrikes in iraq. since then we've helped local forces to hold the advance and recover 30% of the territory they had captured. on monday i spoke to the president in paris and he expressed his gratitude for the work of the forces are doing and when they reached the border that isis themselves do not recognize, we can no longer act to defend either his country or indeed our country. even when we know that isil headquarters i give way to the honorable member. >> the amendment was signed by 110 members of the house from six different political parties. i examined the list very carefully an

but everybody is having trouble identifying with the ground forces should be and who should actually supply them. we visited those capitals and we spoke to a lot of experts across a wide range of fields and the point that kept plaintiff kept coming across was the belief that there were very few remaining up to five years in the civil war. with the strategy doesn't address i have asked this question before is what is the common enemy, what is stopping them as we saw in libya? we ignore the lessons at all costs because what we were being told on the ground only last week is that they are very splintered. they are not a homogenous group. we should also draw the lessons we are struggling to defeat and that is with the estimates of 800 or 900,000 security forces to finish the job in iraq before we start thinking about any long-term strategies but again we are struggling and that is one of the fundamental differences between iraq and syria. again this is a strong message in the middle east. we are already at the top table. china is not intending to intervene as a member of the p5 it is qui

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we should remain vigilant and should be prepared to act immediately in concert with our allies in the event that iran violates the agreement. and let me just suggest the president of the united states ought to be preparing with our allies in europe the possibility that if iran violates these agreements, we will not delay in imposing sanctions. without that spade work being done now, i'll tell you what i fear. money will be the order of the day. and we would be forced to act almost unilaterally. which would not allow us to be as effective as if we act in concert with our -- with our allies. i believe that weakness invites challenge and the kind of opposition that we've seen from nations do not share our values such as china and russia and many others, by invading georgia, annexing crimea, sponsoring the deadly insurgency and monitoring provocative air and sea patrols and, of course, building out its air defenses with the recent establishment of the s-400 and the syrian and belarusian based structure russia becomes a threat to european security. russia's leadership does not respect thet

we agree that ecpa should be updated but any effort to reform it should reflect the original balance between assuring law enforcement access to evidence through legal demands and protecting customer privacy. the balance proposed by hr-699 goes too far in extending all the burden ss to a much broader range of efforts without the common law exceptions while requiring us to give unprecedented notice to investigative targets because the evidence we're seeking is electronic. thank you for having me today and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. mr. calabrese, i think maybe i have your pronunciation correct now. >> you actually were right the first time it's calabrese. but i'll take it. >> thank you. i'm on a losing streak here, but go ahead. >> well, thank you, mr. chairman, for having me testify. that's the thing we appreciate the most. ranking member conyers members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify on behalf of the center for democracy and technology. cdt askis a nonpartisan organizations dedicated to protecting privacy, free speech and innovation on

standard exceptions should exist and law enforcement should control whether or not they're invoked just like when executing warrants in the physical world. law enforcement should have rapid access in a life-threatening emergency but not always the reality. private scy groups suggest they unfounded. isn't law enforcement on the ground in the best position to assess the presence or absence of defense in a case. we do it in other contexts all the time and there's existing body of case law to determine whether or not we're correct. i want to emphasize how important this is. any effort to reform it should reflect its original balance assuring access to evidence through legal demands and protecting customer privacy. the balance proposed goes too far and extending all the burdens to a much broader range of records without any common law exceptions while requiring us to give unprecedented notice to investigative targets just because the evidence we're seeing is electronic. thank you for having me today and look forward to your questions. >> thank you. mr. calabrese. i think i have your pronunci

she should apologize.she lies about e-mails, she lies about whitewater, she lies about everything, she will be a disaster as president of the united states. jo ling: with me now breaking this down our political panel. the clin cli clinton campaign saying they not apologize for being correct, saying they continue to be right, does it back and forth move the needle? >> i think she should apologize, it was hitting below the belt, we're at war with radical islam, she won't say, that and the fact she would actually stoop as low as to say that donald trump is a recruiting tool? for isis, that is hitting below the belt, a lot of americans rights now are scares and nervous with a lot of threats, it was inappropriate, whether she or the campaign apologize, either way. it was below the built with a sensitive issue. jo ling: she was talking about the insend language. >> the most important part that the fact that hillary clinton, is deciding to take on donald trump, it means she takes him seriously, she believes she m

should go somewhere else. >> did that happen?ep. desaulnier: many times. i would show up and when they were not happy with the outcome from that, they would ask for the honor and iowa's in trade -- enjoyed saying, i'm the owner also and this is the way it's going to be. at some point, you have to draw a line. mostly in the hospitality industry, you have to really be responsive to your clients are you are out of business. the restaurant business is notoriously hard. if you don't respect your client, you are not going to stay in business. that has always been reflected in my work in politics. you got to go to the people who don't care for you or your position and listen to them if you are going to be good at your job. >> how did that train you for politics? rep. desaulnier: one thing is that when i was young, i opened my first restaurant at 25. i worked very hard to raise money to do that. my dad had gone bankrupt. i started in california with nothing. i did not suffer fools gladly. what politics is taught me to do was be more tole

what should that be? what should that include? no good standing here if we don't have an idea what it should be. let me give examples. let me talk about the non-military side of this. we've been talking about disrupting daesh's financial flows and business interests in this place for at least a year, if not 18 months. there has been no, noticeable disruption of those business interests or financial flows. we have command of the skies in syria. why aren't we not disrupting those business and financial interests? there has been no real answer about that. why aren't we doing more to disrupt their prominence on social media? again we talked about it in this place many times but i do not see any evidence that there is actually disrupting that prominence. something we should tackle but perhaps above all, mr. speaker, we should being tackling the ideology and the sectarianism that feeds the extremism that these groups, including daesh, feed off. now that is a long-term strategy. you can't do it overnight. but again, i don't see much evid

let me now say a word about what we should not do. we should not be drawn once more into a long and costly ground war in iraq or syria. that's what groups like isil want. they know they can't defeat us isil fighters were part of the insurgency that we faced in iraq. but they also know that if we occupy foreign lands, they can maintain insurgencies for years, killing thousands of our troops, draining our resources, and using our presence to draw new recruits. the strategy that we are using now -- air strikes, special forces, and working with local forces who are fighting to regain control of their own country -- that is how we'll achieve a more sustainable victory. and it won't require us sending a new generation of americans overseas to fight and die for another decade on foreign soil. here's what else we cannot do. we cannot turn against one another by letting this fight be defined as a war between america and islam. that too is what groups like isil want. isil does not speak for islam. of a cult of death. and they account for a tiny

you should also throw it out if branches easily break off. fire officials say the older a tree is the more dangerous it becomes. justin checks in now with your main weather- your planner shows wh's head for the next hoursa&- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- a bit of fog in the area this morninga&-temperatures around the areaa&- taking a look at regional temperatates we see highs are mild all around iowa - the regional satellite/radar is keeping conditions quiet - let's move ahead in time by taking a look at the midwest closer view with our 'predictor' forecast we see mainly quiet conditions - today's forecast features clear skies & cooler temperatures- tonight's forecast has us looking for mainly clear & chilly conditions- the next three days s sw more dry and cool weathth- our 7 day forecast doeoebring more cool weather to the area the corridor has been working hard through the holidays to make sure every child has prests under the tree this christmas. but as cbs 2 news reporter joy howe shows us, another group

our focus should not be currying favor with baghdad better focus should be on utterly defeating the isisand the kurdish peshmerga critical boots on the ground for accomplishing that effort. beyond that he should also include the jordanian and egyptian military in which the united states has made significant investments in past decades and then above and beyond that we should do whatever is necessary or required to defeat isis. some and of course of the political campaign of focused on the question of who's on the ground, american boots on the ground and the demonstration of strength. that is getting the deployment of military forces. this is not a game of risk where politicians move armies around. to demonstrate their machismo. instead you need a commander-in-chief that sets an object object of this is just joining isis and major land expert military judgment as a tool necessary to carry out that objective including overwhelming military power including arming the kurds in including using whatever ground troops are necessary to kill the terrorist and then come home. the issue of isis is

keep your eyes open for that.south winds should work with an abundance of sunshine today and that will 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 saturday with a very slight chance of sprinkles overnight, then plenty of sunshine should be in play through the early part of next week. enjoy some very mild weather! 3 3 federal investigators are now investigators are now analyzing computers and other electronic devices -- as they try to figure out what led a married couple to kill 14 people, and injure more than a dozen others at a holiday office party wednesday. chris martinez has the latest from san bernardino, california. 3 nats-as thousands gathered at a candlelight and prayer vigil last night to remember the victims killed in san bernardino... the focus turns to what motivated syed rizwan farook and his wife, tashfeen malik to execute mass murder. -nat/sot- we are in so much shock it's unbelievable sarah khan and her husband farhan were related to the suspects...who died in a i can

yes you should save but how should you put money in an individual retirement account, ira, yes you should, that's just a fact. yet be make careers out of saying use your ira, cut up your credit cards, pay your bill lz on time, don't spend more money than you make, all great pieces of advice everyone in america already knows yet there are still people who will tell you just those points and assume it is it enough to help you get ahead. i say it's not. basic financial responsibility is just a jumping off point like diet and exercise please. i'm the guy who helps you go from there. i made a career out of ung moneyo make more money and came to this gig later in life. money manager like me could you go about preen forg retirement. go about preparing for retirement beyond using your 401(k) or ira because you don't pay taxes the on the money you contribute allowing for years after years of tax recompounding. how about advice what you should not do on your 401(k). you should put money in but it leaves you on your own of a complex and highly confusconfuseing process. don't use your money to buy st

thursday night should be quiet and dry throughout the state and midwest. christmas day is looking decent with partly cloudy skies and highs in the low 40s. the next system will come our way friday night with some rain showers possible especially overnight into saturday. saturday will still be mild enough for rain, but barely with highs in the uppers 30s for most areas. there will be another system coming through monday with a good chance for either rain or snow or both, so we will be watching that one closely. brad/wxhang: that's all for my forecast. check out weareiowa.com for the latest in weather mild for december with temps staying in the upper 30s to lower 40s tonight. this means that we won't have to worry about any icing when the rain showers start developing later tonight. showers will start off light, but some heavier rains will be likely wednesday which will just add to the already record rainfall for this month. about a half inch is expected by the end of wednesday. temperatures should be in the 40s most of the day with some in the afternoon. a