the second ring takes the sand from the rescuers and move it further out.rd ring is to take the sand and disperse it further out. >> as word ripples out that a teenager is trapped, bystanders start converging on the scene and the crowd grows. >> i just saw a whole row of moms just on their hands and knees just digging as if it were their own child. we had guys in business suits who had seen the commotion and come down. girls who were just hanging out on the beach are all there. >> people are using shovels, buckets, fins, their bare hands. whatever they can grab to dig. >> i saw one person take a pot plant from their balcony and dump the plant and soil out and use their pot as an instrument to dig. >> fire department battalion chief jeff boyles, who arrives to coordinate the rescue operation knows the clock is ticking. 5, 10, 15 minutes pass. >> once we started hitting the 15-minute mark, i had to start preparing in my mind that if this person really is five to seven feet down there, not only is that an enormous amount of weight to bear, but there's no oxyge

many people are swimming, crabbing, soaking in the sun and playing in the sand in the middle of december. we begin tonight with a topic on everyone's mind. this wacky weather. temperatures are breaking records day after day and it doesn't seem to be slowing down. here's a look at how long it will last. not that we are complaining, audrey. >> i know some folks would like to see winter. we will get a taste of it soon enough. today we did break several records across many locations starting with jfk. we topped out at 70 . there were a lot of 70 readings across portions of new jersey. that broke the previous record of 63. central park came in at 67 bridgeport connecticut broke record as well. all the warm winds that we've been experiencing as part of the eastern seaboard flow. it's coming in from the south and we will see a shift later on in the week. i will pointed out to you and tell you what you can expect coming up. >> tonight was a little chilly but nothing like typical winter weather. many people were wearing light jackets on the upper east side but it was a different scene earlier tod

. >> would you rather we stick the head in the sand and say that's cool. i rather we win and crush them and stick their heads and bodies in the sand. >> i know that you're changing the subject. >> i'm not changing the subject. you kill isis and this goes away. i do want to end up with ben and it's the same argument that we settle for the same response to the same old terror. we settle for the growth because we can not remember the time and growth and what it was. we settle for the jobs and then settle and settle and settle for the u.s. and though the being a world leader like it used to be. i think that bit by bit gives away the dna and gives away who we are. that's our bias. >> i am a fan and i don't think that the two percent growth rate has a thing to do with the theme parks. i think that we're moving to the style security state. i don't think that we can boom isis out of existence. it represents a mental illness. i think that we have to high heighten security for the future. i don't see a thing wrong with it. >> i think i am willing to do it. my only p

. >> another night for the sand trucks and a morning for the scrapers. eric, how is it looking. >> dicey. let's look at the radar. good evening, looking at the pink, the freezing rain that stretches towards the presidential to northern new hampshire. here is a live look. freezing rain over the last manchester and i-93 and gardner and princeland and as well as metro west and heading to boston. you notice the line where we have the freezing mark, there will be some haves and have notes. there is a line from boston inside of norwood and providence and anywhere south and east is just regular rainfall. anywhere north and west is a glaze of ice to make travel treacherous and if you are walking outside test the ground before you walk because it could be slick. freezing rain at least until 3:00 a.m. and here is a look at how things progress hour by hour to tomorrow morning. i don't think there will be warming that happens overnight. we have the line. boston and providence and anywhere north and west, significant icing not causing power outages, this is about a t

. >> 25 is our line in the sand. i mean, it's a line in the cement. >> [knocks] >> come in.eah. >> hey. >> how you guys doin'? >> we're hangin' in there. >> sure. >> okay, why don't we sit down at the table? these guys are not acting professional. you invite somebody into your business, you ask for help. we sit down for a negotiation. you don't get up, run into the office, and slam the door. and so i wanted to bring them back to the table, kind of coach them through that process. peter, what thoughts do you have? >> you know, i came into this whole thing hoping we could do something, but there are certain areas we won't go. >> we have drawn some lines in the sand. i can't take that offer. >> yeah, i mean, to have to take such a reduced percentage of the company would be extremely painful. >> but you have a business that doesn't make money today. to be debt-free and to have working capital and to have a 10, 15, 20-million-dollar business has to be worth something. >> 20%. >> no. to tell somebody that if they provide all this stuff, that they will then share in 1/5th of it, it

i talk about it on stage tonight at the sands. ende invitation to the friar's club. it was a roast of dean martin. it was the master of ceremonies was the old man, frank sinatra. i'm on the dais scared out of my mind. i tell it different on stage tonight. i got to tell you it the way it was. he introduced me. there's my father's hero, here's a kid he goes like that, here's a kid he's great. he's italian, the most talented kid i ever saw because he does me. and then when frank sinatra says the words joe piscopo. that was so -- that was surreal. your hero introducing you. >> if you say the words joe piscopo to me and you say snl, there's a skit i think of. it's you, eddie murphy. you're the chairman ♪ i had dark and you are light ♪ you are blind as a bat ♪ side by side you -- ♪ in perfect harmony ♪ we're talking salt and peppy ♪ stevie and me are peachy keen ♪ >> my love for eddie murphy. my absolute respect and love for eddie murphy. >> i watch ebony and ivory and i think of you at the sands. do you play it that way or do you play i

clouds and sun, really, really nice on the sand. not much of a breeze out of the southwest if you do pick up a whipped on the sand it's a land breeze. it will keep things mild. clouds and sun philadelphia, 7. dmis and warm. overnight temperatures in in the 50s. cloudy and patchy fog. the exclusive accuweather forecast 7 day forecast couple showers developing late tomorrow. 68. breezy and mild tuesday, 6. even wednesday and thursday 60 both days than is air after the front passed. that cold front. we get into friday and saturday and that's where the pattern change as i bit. we see cooler numbers. not bad this time of year. we can certainly handle upper 40s. >> not bad at all thank you chris. >> masterpieces from john james to andy warhall exhibition at the philadelphia museum of national art looks at art of american still life. karen rogers has more in this week's 6abc loves the arts the exhibition up includes hundreds of works of art and covers still life from the beginnings in the late 1700s to pop art 1 1960s and philadelphia playe

you can see the wind ripping through the water and scattering debris all over the sand. gusts were intense across the entire city even bringing down communey wires -- muni wires. these containers were tossed in the rough sea. this what you see on gibson road. branches and small limbs down. it's just a big mess everywhere. >> a couple nights ago, trees came down and the power lines brought the tree down. we brought it back. >> reporter: trees came crashing down on cars. the wind blew a plexiglass panel off a bus shelter and roberta said there's a gale warning in effect. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 40-mile stretch of interstate 5 is back open in southern california after a mudslide closed all northbound lanes for more than three hours. it happened last night in the grapevine area. drivers were forced to take long detours and that closure backed up traffic for several miles. >>> somebody was in a car about an hour or two in front of that and got home. otherwise, you would be doing traffic in your car right now. that's when the profession comes in handy, right? i was moni

where is the line in the sand? where is the line in the sand for the dividend at rio and bhp?they're going to want to set themselves apart. they are a lower cost reducer and slightly better focused and the commodities. they are a safer place for investment. anglo is more diversified. it carries more risk. with that, more opportunities. more exposure in south africa. are we organizing that portfolio. it looks like a better company. glencore announcing new financial targets as part of its business update today. their cutting debt targets. it has been a brutal week in the markets. have they done enough? >> investors clearly liking these new goals for debt reduction. in a statement earlier today, they said they intend to cut that to 19 billion. that will be the net debt burden at the end of 2016. debt stands at 30 billion, which is more than anyone else has the industry. the other thing we learned was how they will achieve that. one point 2 billion getting parroted back from the gear. we spoke a lot about assets. the previous target was to raise $2 billion in asset sales. today, t

i think part of the issue is, i keep asking myself, where is the line in the sand? no matter what, i'm like, this is the moment, this is the moment he goes too far. he says there need tobz a ban on all muslims and he also said had he been elected at that time he maybe would have supported japanese -- and he thought fdr did the right thing. but to be in 2015, almost 2016, it's shocking. for me, i wonder what is that real line in the sand where i say, i need to set politics aside because what's most important is our american values. if that is indeed the case, what does that really look like? paul ryan as you just mentioned, tara, said, i'm still going to support the republican nominee. that's why we can't find the line. >> you know, you just had debbie wasserman schultz is about staying on message no matter what almost to the master. but she's a madam of staying on message almost to the point of ridiculousness at times. so you understand angela the way politics works especially for committee chairmen. they're going to sit there and say, yes, we support the will nomine

the line in the sand that we are talking about. the american people do not have the stomach. the american people said, no, we will not go back into isis. the war over george w. bush. >> let me get back. we were winning? >> yes. we were winning. our troops withdrew. isis came in? they called this bluff. you talk about the american people. the american people expect leadership. we want to find isis in america. >> in america, we do not contain enemies. we defeat enemies. here is the difference. >> enough. the american people will not stand for that any longer. >> i think that there is definitely some more fatigue. we will get back to you. lindsey graham, by the way, out of the race. suspending the campaign after lackluster showing. even in his own home state. 1% in the latest poll. that is not good. donald trump waiting in south carolina. ted cruz at 27%. some of them, ted cruz topping the polls. 40% while trump has respectfully gained 1%. how does trump cruise matchup? how does outlook on a national stage? >> dominating. trump is still dominating the national polling, at least

and so in 1967 you have this line drawn in the sand. it was like, it was like wordplay that took place at the o.k. corral. thurgood marshall of the legendary lawyer and his legendary senators. and i think my timing just happened to be good, i guess you might say, because it seems that a lot of people around the country have been reacting very positively to this book. high school students, students in college, lay people, judges, lawyers, young, older. and so it's just been extremely wonderful to travel around the country about the people about thurgood marshall who, in terms of history, had seemed somewhat lost. you know, he's not as well known as some of the other iconic figures from the '30s, '40s and '50s and '60s. and i think he should be and to help at this book revised the legacy of thurgood marshall. >> host: why do you think is hearing lasted as long as it did? >> guest: well, there were efforts by the southern senators to question marshals rather toss, to question his more to -- gravitons. and so much was going on in the country

so in 1967 you have this line drawn in the sand, it was like a it was like wordplay that took place at the okay corral. thurgood marshall, the legendary lawyer meets legendary senators. i think my timing just happened to be good i guess you might say because it seems that a lot of people around the country have been reacting very positively to this book. high school students, students and college, laypeople, judges, lawyers, young, older, and so it has been extremely wonderful to travel around the country talk to to people about thurgood marshall. who, in terms of history have seen somewhat lost. he he is not as well-known as some of the other iconic figures from the 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s and i hope this book revises the legacy thurgood marshall. >> what you think his hearing lasted as long as it did? >> well, there were efforts by the southern senators who questioned marshall's grandma type. they question his smarts. how much is going on in the country at that time, there is anti- vietnam protests, the riot and it's right that broke out on the last day of marshall's hearing. there is

we want to stick our heads in the sand. and i would refer to that point that we do believe, or many of us believe anyway, in the need for military action to take on terrorists. many of us supported that initial deployment in afghanistan in 2001 and we succeeded very quickly in a couple of years. where we had trouble with afghanistan is where the mission warped into nation building where we didn't realize what we were getting into and didn't have the resources to back it up, but we need a long-term strategy. well, let me give some examples. let's 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 commanded the skies in syria. why are we not disrupting those business and financial interests? there's been no real answer about that. why aren't we doing more to disrupt their prominence on social media? again, we

and syrian leader bashar al-assad is now drawing a line in the sand. he is refusing to negotiate with any armed groups. assad called them terrorist groups, the only thing he would discuss with them is their disarrangemendisarmament. rosiland jordan has more. >> u.s. is cautiously welcoming the syrian opposition's decision to form an umbrella group that will try to negotiate peace with the regime early next year. >> there are some questions, and obviously, a couple of, in our judgment, kinks to be worked out. and i'm confident they're going to be worked out. >> reporter: what could hold up the talks, the opposition's demand that president bashar al-assad quit before a transitional government takes power. that's what rebel fighters in aleppo want. >> translator: gol god wilinge will not be negotiating with killers. >> translator: our first goal is the removal of assad. >> not surprisingly, russ russia rejects the withdrawal of assad. >> it brings into question the priorities that guide our partners. >> rorter: assad is going further suggesting the opposit

the worst. downtown at nichbt and b sand bag surround the front door of corner shops. owner of the cafe tells me she has flooded every year except 2013 even when she does a double layer of sand bags. more people might find themselves needing the sand provided here by the city come tomorrow morning if this rain keeps up. i'll mention also here in san mateo we heard fairly imposing thunder at one point. live, abc 7 news. >> thank you katie. >>> 7 news reporter alan wong continues our coverage. >> he's in lafayette and rain made it difficult for the evening commute. >>reporter: rain coming in waves through here and right now we see the front end of another wave sweeping through lafayette. now we haven't seen any maim downpours but several people have seen several lightning streaks. the first wave of the storm came in during the early evening rush hour. there was light rain on interstate 8 80. but at least one bolt of light new england caught the attention of 16-year-old man would was in lafayette. >> i saw bright flash ran over to the window started recording and got that

they don't want we don't want to do anything we want to stick our heads in the sand. we do be the end the need for military action to take on terrorists. many supported that initial deployment to afghanistan in 2001 and we succeeded to very quickly within a couple of years where we had trouble with afghanistan is when the mission falls into one of nationbuilding when we simply didn't realize what we were getting into and didn't have the resources to back it up but we need a long-term strategy. so we need one if we haven't got an idea but it should be. we've been talking about disrupting the financial flows and business interest for at least a year if not 18 months. why are we not disrupting the business and financial interest? why aren't we doing more to disrupt the prominence on social media? we talked about it many times but i do not see any evidence that is actually disrupting the prominence. something we should tackle for the ideology and the sectarianism of the groups that as a long-term strategy i don't see much evidence of that. where are those questions to our

and i didn't know until i got an invite in the mail, and i'll talk about it on stage tonight at the sandse an invitation to the friar's club. >> oh, man. >> joe piscopo, what is this? it was a roast of dean martin and the master of ceremonies was the old man, frank sinatra, so i'm on the dais scared out of my mind, and i'll tell it different on stage tonight, but i have to tell you the way it was. i'm waiting, oh, my god, he steps up and introduces me, there's my hero, my father's hero, here's a kid, he's great, he's italian, he's the most talented kid i ever saw because he does me. something like that. and i go -- and when frank sinatra says the words "joe piscopo," that was surreal. here's joe piscopo. your hero introducing you, you know? >> if you say the words joe piscopo to me and you mention "snl" and the chairman in the same breath, there's a particular skit i think of, it's you, it's eddie murphy, you're the chairman and he is stevie wonder. let's watch. ♪ i am dark and you are light ♪ you are blind as a bat ♪ and i have sight ♪ side by side you are mine ♪ in perfect harmony ♪ we'

now let's see which vacuum does a better job of pulling the sand out of the carpet. all right, let's do it. >> okay. >> 1... [ motors whirring ] ...2... 3... and that's 4. [ whirring stops ] all right, amy, now let's see how much sand we each pulled out of the carpet. >> okay. >> all right, you go first. >> all right, that looks, uh, that looks pretty good. >> you think? not bad? >> of course, check this out. i have a removable dust cup. >> [ chuckles ] >> now look at this. whoa! >> oh! whoa! [ laughs ] >> look at that, amy. isn't that incredible? >> the dyson v6 doesn't even come close. >> announcer: to prove the shark rocket deluxepro's improved carpet-cleaning power picks up what other vacuums leave behind, watch what happened when we asked people to first vacuum with their own full-size upright. they used their vacuums to do a normal thorough vacuuming job, and they were happy with the amount of dirt they removed. but then we gave them the shark rocket deluxepro with a completely empty dust cup and had them immediately vacuum the same area. the results were astoni

now let's see which vacuum does a better job of pulling the sand out of the carpet. all right, let's do it. >> okay. >> 1... [ motors whirring ] ...2... 3... and that's 4. [ whirring stops ] all right, amy, now let's see how much sand we each pulled out of the carpet. >> okay. >> all right, you go first. >> all right, that looks, uh, that looks pretty good. >> you think? not bad? >> of course, check this out. i have a removable dust cup. >> [ chuckles ] >> now look at this. whoa! >> oh! whoa! [ laughs ] >> look at that, amy. isn't that incredible? >> the dyson v6 doesn't even come close. >> announcer: to prove the shark rocket deluxepro's improved carpet-cleaning power picks up what other vacuums leave behind, watch what happened when we asked people to first vacuum with their own full-size upright. they used their vacuums to do a normal thorough vacuuming job, and they were happy with the amount of dirt they removed. but then we gave them the shark rocket deluxepro with a completely empty dust cup and had them immediately vacuum the same area. the results were astoni

the worst. downtown at nichbt and b sand bag surround the front door of corner shops. owner of the cafe tells me she has flooded every year except 2013 even when she does a double layer of sand bags. more people might find themselves needing the sand provided here by the city come tomorrow morning if this rain keeps up. i'll mention also here in san mateo we heard fairly imposing thunder at one point. live, abc 7 news. >> thank you katie. >>> 7 news reporter alan wong continues our coverage. >> he's in lafayette and rain made it difficult for the evening commute. >>reporter: rain coming in waves through here and right now we see the front end of another wave sweeping through lafayette. now we haven't seen any maim downpours but several people have seen several lightning streaks. the first wave of the storm came in during the early evening rush hour. there was light rain on interstate 8 80. but at least one bolt of light new england caught the attention of 16-year-old man would was in lafayette. >> i saw bright flash ran over to the window started recording and got that

. >> the nfl put its head in the sand. it took them several years kicking and screaming to address the protocol. >> retired nfl punter steve weatherford says the same is safer now. >> it was a war zone. the game to see junior seau take his own life. >> reporter: the league has seen a 34% decrease in concussions since 2012. the nfl says in part, we are funding independent sighcientific and medical research to advance progress. the game continues to change. player health and safety is our highest priority. still, football is a contact sport. movie goers say the film opened their eyes. >> this movie changed my perception. >> i would not want my son or daughter to play contact sports like that. >> it raised the converseation. >>> and a look back at the week's biggest stories from the unseasonably warm weather and the feud with donald trump and hillary clinton and to the shortest reign ever in miss we have all that in "the >>> we're back on a saturday morning with "the download." a time to look at the week's biggest stories. >>

they saw the sand here, it's pure white. have to be washed or processed. there was hundreds of glass workers. they're just ruins now. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you. >> so, it's not like the rest of jersey here. >> no, and i hope it stays like that. it's like a jersey unto itself. out here like you saw, it's a long drive to get anywhere. >> that's good, by the way. that's really good. >> ain't it great? right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days when used at the first sign. learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva.com don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. with abreva. aduring sleep train's ur latriple choice sale.ig for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempu

went to we get to a point, where is the line in the sand for the bhp?dend at rio and th >> i think rio will hang on>>. they will want to set themselves apart. they are a lower-cost producer and better focused and the commodities, a safer place for investment. anglo is more diversified, it carries more risk. but with that, there are more opportunities. you have more exposure to south africa, o although there is less about. they have done a excellent job of re-orientated that portfolio. somebody called me the other day and said about what about lying anglo for takeover -- what about buying anglo for takeover potential? what about buying debeers, selling off -- i think there will be people assessing it. it is a good scenario. it's not necessarily what angle wants, but it would work. jonathan: you spoke to mark over the summer. they said it would be rough and he nailed it. here is an amendment that knew it would be rough but still had to cut the dividend. my question is this. he wants of income. it was there in energy and it is still. the miners are facing

. >> well, remember him from that movie "the sand lot." the actor los angeles fireman michael vitar best known for his role in sand lot and mighty duck films was charged with assaulting a man. they are facing up to three years in prison if convicted. >>> the republican presidential candidates coming back to fox business. fbn will have an unscheduled debate next month. 14 million people watched the first debate on november 10th. it will take place january 14th at the north charleston coliseum in north carolina loon gnaw. >> congratulations to fox news. they did such a great job last time. >> it is halfway through the week. >> maria molina. hi there. >> good morning. the big story is across parts of the western northwest. there is mrooding around places like other gop and significant snowfall forecast all of the way down to california seer raw. welcome news in california. they have conditions that have been ongoing already through out most of the years. we have had lingering showers out there. the it will continue across parts of the upper gr

ground. >> he's trying to have it both ways. >> the only thing that will grow if you're ted cruz is the sandgoing to hit the target. i hope he enjoys his war against sand while the rest of us worry about killing members of isis that want to come over and killkill a member. >> i don't think carpet bombing is a way to attack isis either. remember, last week on the show he said chris christie making us less. let's go to the poll released just this hour. it's a race for latino voters. donald trump loses against secretary clinton among 11 points and trails by 42 points among latinos. >> that percent is same that mitt romney got. >> that's right. >> senator cruise losing to clinton by 11 parts. his margin better with latinos. jeb bush trails hillary clinton 26 points. ben carson comes the closest. mark, as you sift through those head to head match ups, what do you take away? >> people saying there's a carson collapse. he's done well in the national polls. i couldn't guess what he does so much better nationally against hillary clinton. look, those hispanic numbers big gaps for the republicans. i wo

he's worried about more than the sand, wind and dead fish in the sea, and says as the drought continuesnd the day is hotter few can pick crops. how will that impact the imperial valley, one of the nation's major agricultural areas. people will work on the forms. they are used to heat. they are not working on the farm. they are motivated. there's a point in which a person can't take heat, and it's going to change the way we do things here. >> the sultan sea may be the canary in a coal mine. the drought is the new normal. here we can see where a lot of state might be. in 70 years. not all salt pans, with dead fish on them. it's the advance guard for the rest of california. the drought makes itself felt first. behind. >> those days are over. >> california can be a great place to live. we have to get used to not wasting water. >> thanks for joining us, for this special edition of "america tonight". >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> >>> >>> this is

donald trump is drawing a line in the sand. the republican presidential candidate wants to bar all muslims from entering the united states. mr. trump: donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. [applause] stacey: as you can imagine, those remarks getting strong reaction tonight. chief political reporter cynthia fodor is in studio with more. cynthia: from the united nations to the white house from the , campaign trail to the streets of des moines, many say there should not be a religious test to enter this country. fellow republicans running for president had strong words for trump. sen. graham: he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. america great again? tell donald trump to go hell. cynthia: carly fiorina in des moines speaking to employees at the american enterprise group said trump's call for banning all muslims undermines the character of who we are as a nation. ms. fiorina: i disagr

they lived on the bags of green eggs ofin the sand-- green turtles in the sand. on june 6, the hungry confederates met a party of several indians and were given a thick pancake. they also scrounged a few bits , and at the sight of they took over a sloop at gunpoint. they left for cuba, and the waves at open sea were 20 feet high. feet and legs became blistered and swollen from heat and saltwater. 1865, former president of the united states arrived east of havana." amazinging story.-- an story. then, you find out what happened to him as he left for europe and the triumphantly returned to the eye of states later. he was a popular man, who ultimately practiced law in kentucky. there are those sorts of stories , which i truly got attached to. say, the first audition 50 years ago, i was trying to tell about these people. edition, now that we thatdynasties in a way people are wondering, are they good for democracy, we have two dynasties in conflict, i have a different reason to tell the stories of these men. : "there willis always be dynasties. they will not always be

the proposed ban would apply to the sand or fenced in areas of the beach, the swimming area, and a 200 foot land buffer surrounding sand and fenced in areas. the ban is being considered because incidents have revealed pattern of excessive consumption ofof alchol at several state beaches which threatens and personell. comments can be directed to jessica manken by phone or email through the end of business on monday december 21st. jenna: the woodbury county iowa state university extension office is celebrating a new location. a ribbon cutting ceremony was held this morning at their new office located on southern hills drive in sioux city. cooridinators of the program say, students aren't going to be the only os to benefit from the new facility. "ts building will be a resource for all of woodbury county and with the additional classroom space that we have, the teaching garden outside, and our learning kitchen we'll be able to offer more programs to more residents of woodbury county and also serve more youth out of this building." woodbury county extension moved into the new facility last

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donald trump was not sticking his head in the sand. he expects his competitors to come after him. >> we are watching television and announcers saying who will take on trump tonight. who will hit him hardest. i would say bring them on. who cares. i would say it won't be like an evening in paradise for me do. we agree? >> reporter: after a speech that went on for nearly an hour and interrupted by protests and trump tried to say he was toughest on national security. that is how he left. back to you. >> sara murray for us inside a loud rally here in las vegas. donald trump has been the frontrunner for each republican debate. tonight, he has a new next door neighbor. that is senator ted cruz from texas. the cnn poll of polls from iowa shows ted cruz actually leading donald trump by two points there. in new hampshire, trump is out in front. so ted cruz and marco rubio have their own problems. namely each other. two young senators. sons of cuban immigrants. will they get in a boxing match on the stage? we have cnn's jeff zeleny with that. >> r

system and the pipe going into this leg of the linking for months before it eroded the dirt and the sand in the gravel around the pipe. that could take days before you amy: we are told they plan to do the repair today and repair the asphalt tomorrow. there are nine businesses in this plaza, including a nail salon. we did speak to the owner their company says they are still open and can do manicures, but no pedicures until they have water. amy coveno, wmur news 9. erin: we do have some new details about a deadly car crash in las vegas, where police say a driver intentionally targeted pedestrians. at least one person died and dozens more were injured after a car plowed into people on the las vegas strip. abc' s brandi hitt with what we' re learning about the driver. brandi: a terrifying hit and run on the busy las vegas strip. >> some lady jumped the curb in her car and went right through the people. brandi: police say this woman driving and those mobile jump to the sidewalk up to three times sunday night, accelerating into the crowd just outside the paris >> 20 or 40 rushing through the s

the sand is gonna glow in the dark. you gotta have an air force to do that. you have to have the bombs to do that. and if you don't have the air force and the bombs to do that, you can't do that with the oldest and the smallest airforce in the history of this country." which makes heavy road building equipment. marco rubio has one more rally friday in dubuque before leaving the state. live in knoxville, josh haskell, local 5 news, we are iowa. jack/lam on the democratic side, hillary clinton sent in a surrogate to speak on her behalf in the metro today-- somebody called a rising star in the democratic party. wendy davis was a texas state senator who made national headlines back in 2013 when she did an 11 hour fillibuster of a bill that would have restricted aboriton rights in texas. she says she has something in common with hillary-- they both won't back down. jack: "no matter if she's been knocked down, she will get back up again and again and again and again. and when you look at her, she's done for the causes and the people that she's fighting for." hillar

nice, 69 the forecasted high this afternoon and can be a nice beach day to walk along the sand and that'seeze you don't feel the coo cooling effect for philadelphia. 7 de fwreez. that's forecasted high. the exclusive accuweather 7 day forecast, 68 rs, showers developing late monday and that could be a record high temperature. tuesday, breezy and mild, 63. wednesday and thursday 60 both dies and friday and saturday we begin to cool it down with highs in the 40s. that school shot does into the last long and more snis stuff the week after. >> no complaints here. >> chris thank you. >> you can find the 7 day forecast in a live look stormtracker 6 double scan radar any time of day on our web site. head to 6abc.com/weather. >> it was a bits of a fire and ice theme at the bipter wondrerland in fair mopt park over an on fire smith memorial playground and then enjoyed the ice sculpting it was founded in 189 welcoming more than a quarter million visitors 189 welcoming more than a quarter million visitors annually what if the holidays were about people again? and the four-letter word that defined th

other republican presidential candidates, but didn't mention any names. " how are yoi going to make the sands of the me glow if you dont have the bombs to do it.. and thats where were headed how are you going todefend yourself if you have an army thats smaller than its ever been since ww2 .. how are you going to ikeep[ your coutnry safe witha navy thats smaller than the 50s ... talking tough is not enough you need the capability and in the world where n korea and china and russia iran radical jihadists like isis pose a threat how can it be that we are weakning our military and how can it be that we have people int he republican party that justify it?... " jack: straight from straight from ankeny -- rubio headed out to an event in new hampshire. but he'll be back here in knoxville, iowa tomorrow afternoon. jack: rubio wasn't the only candidate to speak with iowans today. hillary clinton made stops in iowa city and is in mason city tonight. clinton will be joining her other two democratic contenders in the third presidential debate this saturday. all that info is on your screen. jack/1shot we s

he picks up a piece of charcoal from the sand and a piece of wood from some branch, puts them together, and he starts applying pressure. lots of force. >> he goes all "superman iii" on it. >> he starts explaining the process. >> push, really squeeze that. we're going to grab a lighter. we're going to add heat. squeeze and squeeze. add some more heat. we're trying to melt the metal, trying to pressurize that wood. we're trying to transform these things. this is about putting two things together. this is about magic and beauty. rachel, you bring a lot of magic and beauty to my life. i would like to ask you to march ry me. >> that piece of wood turned into the diamond that he's >>> hercules versus snow shovel. >> this time we thought, why not just overfill it with air compressor and explode it? >> they put on their goggles, grabbed their basketball and an air compressor. [ dog barking ] >> wow. >> oh, my goodness. itself. >> that is awesome. that's insane. >> doesn't it look like it's like a latex balloon? >> it doesn't look as thick as a basketball really is. that's real leather. well --

adelson is the sands corporation c-e- o... and a major republican party donor. under pressure from federal safety regulators - allegiant air is increasing training for pilots and dispatchers. the las vegas based company has been under scrutiny since july. that's when a plane operated by two allegiant executives who are also pilots made an emergency landing at a closed airport in fargo, north dakota... after one of the pilots told controllers he didn't have enough fuel to reach another airport. the f-a-a says its investigation into the incident closed in october with a "letter of correction" - which is not as serious as an enforcement action- along with a follow-up letter this month. the holiday lights at ethel m will be on display for the first time - you can check out an impressive aerial view... of the colorful landscape. evidence that gambling is good age... even if you care" holiday food drive continues through the end of the year. you can drop off your non- perishable food items at any valley albertons and vons. you can also donate cash right at the register

he is chairman and ceo of the sands corporation. forbes puts his net worth at $46 billion. d he is a g.o.p. mega donor. this journalist has called november -- nevada politics for years. in the last presidential election, adelson spent at least $100 million on republican candidates. both of which lost. >> he is a blunt, i make decisions very quickly kind of guy. >> reporter: a former democrat, he is actually liberal on most social issues, telling the wall street journal in 2012, quote: >> he has espoused some positions more like hillary clinton than anyone running on the republican side. >> reporter: but what is most interested in, is israel. he runs the most widely supported newspaper in israel. >> i am not israeli, the uniform that i wore in the military was an american uniform. >> reporter: he cares deeply and passionately about the future of israel. everything else is secondary to that. >> reporter: he is said to believe the best future for israel lies in the hands of republicans. sources tell us over the debate with iran over nuclear weapons, adelson spoke with this cand

scattering debris all over the sand. gusts were so intense across the entire city, even bringing down muni wires in some areas. and this is not something you typically see. these pictures are from twitter and they show shipping containers that were tossed off a cargo ship and into the rough sea at baker beach. after a series of storms over the span of just a few days, it was a big mess everywhere. >> a couple of nights ago, trees across the street came down and the power lines brought the tree over. we got it standing back up. >> reporter: streets could be mistaken from streams, trees came crashing down on cars and the wind also blew a plexiglass panel hoff a bus shelter. a lot of the work to be done. it's a chilly morning out here. jackie ward back to you. >> i called it chilly a few days ago and you laughed at me. >> today oits what? 40. >> we have 30s in the inland areas. it will be colder tonight. those of you with your lemon trees, toss a blanket over them to protect them. we'll dip down to 28 degrees. taking a look

. >> would you rather we stick the head in the sand and say that's cool.er we win and crush them and stick their heads and bodies in the sand. >> i know that you're changing the subject. >> i'm not changing the subject. you kill isis and this goes away. i do want to end up with ben and it's the same argument that we settle for the same response to the same old terror. we settle for the growth because we can not remember the time and growth and what it was. we settle for the jobs and then settle and settle and settle for the u.s. and though the being a world leader like it used to be. i think that bit by bit gives away the dna and gives away who we are. that's our bias. >> i am a fan and i don't think that the two percent growth rate has a thing to do with the theme parks. i think that we're moving to the style security state. i don't think that we can boom isis out of existence. it represents a mental illness. i think that we have to high heighten security for the future. i don't see a thing wrong with it. >> i think i am willing to do it. my only point an

michelle: visitors and convention authorities, 330 2000 people will the sand on las vegas to rein in 2016. that is about the same number as last year. that is expected to pump 220 $7 million into the local economy that is not gaming -- $227 million into the local economy that is not gaming revenue. krystal:krystal: it is amazing they get it cleaned up. this. i have to work the next money. but i have been able to see it in person. it is awesome. the fireworks show is fabulous. if you don't want to be out in the cold, dore. you can watch it here on is 3. and we have shots from all -- if you know want to be out in the you can watch it here on news 3. and we have shots from all over. and we will have highlights. winter wonderland, it has been the valley. it is not very often that you in snow. but it did happen. we are going to take a look back in time and reminisce to 2008, how many inches of snow dropped here in the valley on that day. and could happen again? senator ted cruz campaigning in las vegas today. his message to a packed house. krystal: we have been following breaking news this

beautiful to walk the beach. >> you and michelle are huge beach people. >> i love the sand between my tows. >> that explains -- between my toes. >> that explains it. >> nice string of weather. more to come this week but amy is keeping her eye on something tuesday. >> that is looking weaker and weaker at this point. an offshore system could bring sprinkles or light rain. it's developing offshore that we may not getting get anything but clouds or cooler temperatures. the sun came up and we have haze hanging over manhattan. there is visibility issues and patchy fog in parts of the mid- to-upper hudson valley. 42 in central park. the readings out of the official reporting stations, less than two miles for sussex. poughkeepsie and six miles for islip. some parts of the area have fog hanging around this morning. temperatures are climbing quick. we started in the low 20s in the northern counties. we are near the 30-degree mark. white plains subfreezing. they climbed ten since early this morning. no showers really from the entire new england area down to the tip of florida. we are looking goo

>> you like your toes in the sand. >> wearing shorts under there. he's ready for a tropical vacation. >> five brand new resorts opened up there this year. two new resorts in the next couple of months. extra hotel rooms mean better bargains out there. there will be security issues with mexico, putting greater pressure on these properties to promote and lure american travelers out there. 17 mexican pesos to the dollar. >> how much would you say a room is? >> four and five star resorts are about $100 to $200 a night during peak travel season which is now through about march. come the summer season, bargains drop 30, 40, 50%. >> so if somebody doesn't want toes in the sand, warm sun, maybe they want to go to norway. >> another notoriously expensive destination. frozen set in norway. that increased the mind share. norweigian air, low cost carrier, flies out of oakland. they fly the 787 dream liners across the country and across the atlantic. we're seeing rock bottom airfare rates to norway out of oakland and certainly out of the east bay. also about 30% w

tonight, donald trump was not sticking his head in the sand. >> we are watching television before we e hearing all of the announcers saying, who will take on trump tonight? who will hit him hardest? yeah, i would say bring them on. who cares? what difference does it make? i would say this will not be an evening in paradise for me. do we agree? >> reporter: after a speech that went on for an hour and trump tried to cast himself toughest on national security, that is how he left it. a crowd of cheering fans. back to you, john. >> that was overnight here in las vegas. sara murray in the loud room. what does it all mean? joining me now to figure it out is mark preston. the executive editor for cnn polit politics. mark, i don't know if you got sleep last night. the abc poll shows donald trump out in front at 38%. ted cruz in second place 15%. another poll. monmouth and abc/"washington post" poll taken after donald trump announced a ban on muslims. >> john, no matter what he says that is controversial that people think is immoral, that it would kill any other candidate, donald trump capital