donald trump today saying hillary clinton is playing the quote/unquote woman's card. and donald trump is putting bill clinton's past on the table saying that trump has a pension for sexism. >> with all of her past and her past dealings and, frankly, she's been involved in it with her husband as much as anybody, for her to be discussing that i think is out of bounds and i've let them know that. i think we have to have fair fights here and fair dialogue and we have to do what is right for the country and she shouldn't be discussing it. probably more so than anybody i know she should not be discussing that. so i let them know that. >>> and right now, we are waiting for trump's live comments at the rally that you see here. it's in new hampshire. it will begin at any moment. he's expected to take on the clintons. sara murray begins live coverage in nashville where the trump rally is kicking off. sara, how do trump supporters feel about this fight? >> reporter: erin, a big cheer went up in the crowd just moments ago when one of the local officials was criticizing hillary cl

like comprehensive background checks, closing the loopholes that let guns fall in the wrong hands, unquote. within minutes of the attacks in san bernardino, california, yesterday, clinton pushed again for more regulations. clinton wants to cut down on terrorism by prohibiting people

unquote. reverend king recruited other religious leaders to his cause when he convened a meeting of more than 60 black ministers in what would eventually be called the southern christian leadership conference. this coalition of evangelical leaders was ininstrumental in organizing both the birmingham campaign and the march on washington. for these ministers and many other men and women who participated in the civil rights movement, religion provided the initial impetus for their advocacy. today religion continues to benefit society by contributing to our nation's robust philanthropic sector. the importance of charity and helping the poor is nearly universal across all faiths. every year, religious organizations throughout the united states feed the hungry, clothe the naked, give shelter to the homeless and care for the sick and afflicted. without these religious groups, our government welfare system would be overwhelmed, and some think it's overwhelmed even with these groups. charitable organiz

unquote. >> guest: it is funny because he talks about the mistakes he made about the comments for the programs for black people but he didn't bring that up much. >> c-span: how much time did you spend researching on this? >> c-span: a -- >> guest: a long type. >> c-span: you did an article on mitch daniels when you talk about his split marriage and that was the first time a lot of people knew about that. where do you find this stuff? >> guest: i don't remember the daniel's thing. i think a friend told me about it. >> c-span: do you worry about the damage to these folks? >> guest: absolutely. that one i was worried about. i never met ms. daniels. i have never against her. her life is her own. her husband thrusted thrust himself in the public light. i went back and forth on if this should be brought up. but i thought i had to mention it because if he is going to run for president someone will mention it and someone will say ferguson missed this. so it was covering my rear end professionally and also because i thought somebody should say it and if someone was going to push it to the fron

earlier, he said that all the people who are running are, quote unquote, good people and better than what we have now. jeb bush spoke in new hampshire this morning with a bit of a harsher tone calling donald trump a, quote, unquote, jerk. he's expected to speak in cedar rapids, iowa, in about an hour from now. jeremy diamond is at that event. so jeremy, do you believe that donald trump will keep those comments alive, responding to jeb bush's word? >> reporter: you know, i certainly wouldn't be surprised if donald trump was going to punch back today and hit at jeb bush yet again. we saw yesterday trump go on a sort of a twitter tirade against jeb bush, suggesting that bushes are dumb as rocks among other things. but there is also a little bit of a christmas theme here today. i don't know if you can see behind me. there are some christmas trees and trump's podium has a merry christmas sign over it. maybe he'll get in the holiday spirit and maybe we'll see something different from trump. >> okay. no scrooge in the room, huh? we shall see. okay. hey, let me ask you about this fox poll pu

fbi agents focused on finding a quote unquote sex offender. at the time, popular perception had it that gay men targeted children. that is who they targeted most and in particular, they focused on hobos. were the mostbos, visible and iconic symbol of the great depression. thest forgotten today, at time it was widely revealed that sexual perversion was common in mainlyo community because hobos commonly traded sexual favors for food or money. fbi agents not only focused on hobos, they focused on ex-convicts who similarly at the time were perceived to be a population among who homosexuality was common. fbi agents finally focused on mental patients, given the view that homosexuality was a psychiatric disorder, and investigating all these avenues, fbi agents eliminated a staggering 24,000 subjects, yet never solved the case. for the first time, the fbi began systematic monitoring of gaze which happen to fit a larger pattern of the federal discovert coming to homosexuality and attempting to regulate it. for the first time, because new deal programs

conveniently, they did not go into great lengths to define the term -- quote -- hedge funds -- unquote -- making it pretty easy to throw numbers around without a clear link to any real discernible facts. nonetheless, even if so-called hedge funds held 50% of puerto rico's debt, the remaining 50% is held by others, including millions of retirees and near-retirees spread across our country and in puerto rico itself. that includes mom and pop investors in florida, the state of washington, connecticut, illinois, utah and every other state, and in puerto rico itself. of course those complicating facts do not seem to matter to some of my friends who claim that anyone not in favor of immediately granting chapter nine eligibility for puerto rico must be a shift for health funds. that's total bull. they should tell that to the retiree who wants bankruptcy proceedings to result in reduced payments on bonds issued with the understanding and expectation that current law would apply to debt being issued would make up to the news that their next -- that their nest egg had suddenly taken a hit. of co

unquote. johnson continued. there are certain legal limits to what we can do. mr. speaker, i'd suggest to you that people trying to come into this country are not u.s. persons and social media ought to be used by homeland security lengthsout what kind of people -- what kind of links people wanting to come into this country have. and if they had not marginalized one of the best people working for homeland security and come after him and attacked him, they would have learned, and i'm talking about my friend phil hainey, who was very adept at using social media to see if they have questions about somebody what kind of contacts or -- contacts are out there on the internet? what pictures were made with whom? what's posted where about this person? and it's important to have somebody like that that's spent time in the middle east, that knows the language, that knows and understands moderate islam and understands radical islam and understands who the players are, who the imams are that are teaching radical islam. knows the groups that are teaching radical islam. had been p

he just has to finish better than all the other quote/unquote establishment candidates.o him, donald trump and ted cruz. that's what marco rubio has to hope. >> marco rubio has to win the debate. >> this debate which is so crucial. thank you both so very much. >>> "outfront" next, u.s. officials don't check facebook, twitter, social media when approving a visa. >>> anti-muslim attacks are on the rise in the united states. is it fair to blame donald trump? don't just eat. mangia! bertolli. it's a housewife who's in control of the finances. actually, any wife, husband, or human person can use progressive's name your price tool to take control of their budget. and while the men do the hard work of making money, she can get all the car insurance options her little heart desires. or the women might do the hard work of making money. [ chuckling ] women don't have jobs. is this guy for real? modernizing car insurance with -- that's enough out of you! the name your price tool, only from progressive. where is your husband? the name your price tool, only from progressive. jusdoes

unquote, religious test in our country. >> dana: tuberculosis word scare, a nurse infects people she was working on at a hospital. how many people are being tracked for treatment. >> kim: taylor swift, just celebrated a birthday, but she's a giver. it's her fans who really soared and we'll talk about the big gift she gave them coming up. >> dana: and of course, spoiler alert. hollywood buzzing ago, the newest "star wars" movie set to premiere tonight. why some are saying, this is bigger than the oscars. and we also have a check of your weather forecast, as 49 degrees. if that's true, it's going to warm up one degree today from that temperature. it is a thermometer at the top of minions. i don't know how accurate it is. we'll show you how low we're i fall in love gist a little back to the program. and a story that we have been monitoring ever since it started, is the freddie gray story, and now, we're on verdict watch. it could come very soon and the very first of the trials associated with the death of freddie gray. >> dana: closing arguments expected to begin today for this man, off

is it time we start demanding more from our quote, unquote, allies when it comes to vetting people and to stopping them before they get to the united states? >> i think that's an extremely good point, and it's very clear that the wife involved in this horrendous massacre in california was raised in pakistan and in saudi arabia with very close ties to both those countries. clearly, she was already radicalized before she came into the united states. and i think we have to look closely at the terror links between u.s. nationals or immigrants of the united states and homeland, saudi arabia, pakistan in particular. pakistan, of course, has a long history of providing terrorists involved in terror attempts in the united kingdom and across europe. and so we have to be looking very carefully of that potential terror network linking pakistan, saudi arabia and the united states itself. >> well, and you think about the saudgyi saudis. most of the 9/11 hijackers came there saudi arabia. as we learn more about this, and will carr pointed to some of the initial information we have, but as we look at

commander and chief obama's defense secretary ash carter announced that a quote expedition their force unquote, of special operation forces will be if deployed boots on the ground to help iraq and fight isis. some of those are already objectives. it will gather intelligence on isis. second it will rescue hostage. third it will assist u.s. and coalition jets in destroying isis targets. and while republicans in congress and many democrats have welcomed the deployments, not everyone is happy. some liberals feel a is quagmire and some believe the expedition their deployment is not sufficient. what is president obama's rational for putting combat boots on the ground. >> his rational is this is a doubling down of the strategy he already has in place. and it's not a massive invasion of tens of thousands of troops. i think the number they have put on it's 200. and i think it's kind of the least bad option that is he keeps asking other people if you have better ideas, tell me what they are. putting a substantial number of u.s. troops on the ground in a muslim country is is counterproductive, disastrous

"well i think personally, i think as americans we are fed up with quote- unquote republican party. and we want someone who is going to help america get back to where it should be." deborah presidential contenders usually talk politics on the campaign trail... but jeb bush focused on selfies yesterday. during a speech in florida...the former governor offered some advice. question: "how has candidacy/" " the selfie is now the 11-th amendment of the bill of rights. it's inspired by the framers and founders apparently, it is a requirement that you take one and i do that with a great joy in my heart. in the same speech, bush also challenged republican frontrunner donald trump to a one-on-one debate. deborah: according to an annual survey... hillary clinton and president barack obama are this year's most admired public figures... but they've got some company...donald trump. gallup released its annual survey on monday. 13-percent picked clinton...and 17- percent picked obama. trump returned to the list for the first time since 2011...with the support of 5- percent of respondents. clinton

thehe victim's father said he thought luerkens was a quote "poor exse of a man unquote from the fir time he met him. mr. donald said that luerkens had never shown regret or sympathy or remorse. luerkens stabbed lynnsey donald more than 30 times in the presence o& the victim's 7- year-old son. " 46:40 he had the audacity to do it in front of her 7-year-old son as that little boy stood a few feet away, watching, screaming, helpless and in shock. he screamed and he must havhad a pain that nono of us could ever begin to imagine or completely understand. " juge mitchell turner aowed luerkens to address the court life sentence. luerkens did say he was truly sorry for what happened. the judge also ordered luerkens to pay the estate of nnsey donald $150,000. so much of the concern todada centered on the 7-year-old boy who witnessed the killing of his mother in april. steve donald said today his grandson celebrated a birthday the day before the killing and he will always have those memories of his mother's death. live in cedar rapids, chris earl, kcrg-tv 9 news. a missouri state trooper faces a c

this generation is removed from the bill cosby we grew up idolizing who was quote, unquote america'sin our day it would be a sad conversation and a lot of what happened, why? this man for much of america he was america's dad but it's for black folks and people of color in our community that image of "cosby show" and bill cosby and having this wonderful great family, that sat very deep for a lot of us. either we felt like the representation of african-americans on television was unrepresented or misguided. so to see this, it really brought a sense of pruide to us. those conversations along with fat albert and picture pages and uptown saturday night. all of those things made bill cosby who we saw him to be in his mind. these days i'm not sure what the conversation would be at the dinner table. i think it would be -- i think kids are saying who is this man and why what did he do? >> it's interesting because i lived in this subdivision outside of southern university and all of the people -- it was just like the "cosby show" and we had not seen that on television. there is our neighborhoo

to save the muslim world, quote, from the culture and civilization of the jews and the christians, unquote. to this end, he suggests a cultivating, quote, such hatred for their ways as human beings have to urine and excrement, unquote. he has been linked to 80% of all recent terrorist-related crimes in france. mr. haynie's work, tracking the radical movement, was considered so important that he says he was given an agency award for identifying potential terrorists and he was asked to become part of the national targeting center, which works to connect the dots and build a bigger picture of terrorist activity. however, after more than six months of tracking, homeland security unexpectedly halted its investigation on the request of the state department's office of civil rights and civil liberties. so, anyway, that's what happens. and phil haynie is one of the most patriotic, one of the finest people i've ever known. he cares so deeply about this country. and with his scientific mind, by the way, mr. speaker, his appearance decries his int and his knowledge -- intellect and his knowledge abou

the last thing we want to do is rush to judgment to quote, unquote, do something and not actually solve anything and so that's why we want to do this correctly and that's why we've already been working on mental health legislation, because of all of the themes we see under these events that's something that really needs to get addressed. >> our coverage of the san bernardino shooting continues this hour. still ahead, new reaction from capitol hill and the battle over gun control and we'll go live to southern california. you can also get breaking updates all night long with the nbc washington app. >>> this is chris gordon at the courthouse in baltimore for the first full day of testimony in the trial of police officer william porter who is charged with manslaughter and assault in the death of freddie gray. >> prosecutors are presenting police witnesses who testify porter should have known that new police general orders required him to seat belt freddie gray in the police transport van on april 12th and that porter had an obligation to call a medic when gray told him he needed help. he wa

speaker paul ryan, (r-wisconsin ) 1:12-1:17 "the last thing we waat to do is rush to judgment to quote unquote do something and then a finger at the gun lobby sot: josh earnest, white house press secretary1:21- 1:26 "we've got too many members of congress that are terrified are a lot of people across this country that are terrified of a mass shooting." but backers of a crackdown are not claiming tougher gun prevented any of this years colorado... the college in oregon ... the military centers in chattanooga... or thi church in charleston. i'm steve handelsman, kwwwnews, capitol hill. a candlelight vigil will be held tonight for the 14 people killed and 22 peopope wounded in the attacks, including 2 police officers. a historic day by the nation's top securitt official -- anouncing all military jobs will be open to women. women in every branch of the miliry will be elelgible for any job that they're qualified for -- that includes infantry and some special operations units. the decision comes after years of review and public push back. "today, i'm announcing my decision not to make continued exce

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megan hughes tag: something about clinton campaign says quote hell no unquote they won't apologize??.. if you haven't sent out your christmas packages yet, it's time to stop procrastinating! a pair of very important deadlines are approaching fast. and a live look now at the las vegas strip -- where one person was killed and at least thirty others hurt after a driver ran police say she wasn't drunk at the time of the crash.. but they are revealing some new clues regarding her motive. stay with us. dozens of people are still this video shows the extent of the damage. chinese officials say the slide was caused by a pile of construction waste that grew so steep is just collapsed. search crews are using drones to aid in their search. vo today is the shortest day of the year. and it will be followed by the longest night. the winter solstice begins at 8-49 p-m our time -- that's the moment when the northern hemisphere is tilted farthest from the sun. over the weekend, our friends in the northeast got their first snowy blast of the season.. but meteorologists say the snow they're calling for

emanuel initially resisted the idea of a federal civil rights investigation, calling it "we need, quote unquote, a training, discipline, policy, oversight that we haven't had in the past or the efforts we've made have never really gotten at the core of this issue. the department of justice will look into the chicago police department's use of force, police accountability, and other matters. another protest at the iowa targeting president bruce harreld. this time,e,for a commenen he calls "off the cuff" regarding unprepared lecturers...saying they should or would be shot. protestors said those comments are unacceptable... even when meant rhetorically... considering recent events in america... (rachel walerstein/protestor) "suggesting violence at this particular moment in the u.s. it's just like the worst contextual moment to mame such off the cuff remarks." protestors also staged what they called a performance piece to make their point... in which one student dressed as harreld. an 11-year-old ohio boy is returning all of his christmas gifts. as angenette levy shows us, he wantststhe money to go

but he told reporters today he now welcomes the d-o-j's involvement. " we need, quote unquote, a fresh set of eyes like the department of justice to help us make the changes to both training, discipline, policy, oversight that we haven't had in the past or the efforts we've made have never really gotten at the core of this issue" jack: look into the chicago police department's use of force, police accountability, and more. the d-o-j probe will likely last more than a year. jack/2bam chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now.. brad ((ad lib weather toss)) forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad: weather adlib: it was really nice to see the sunshine thursday afternoon, and it looks like we will have more of it in the forecast! however, that really doesn't tonight will be clear to partly cloudy with temps dropping into the low 20s while those winds keep wind chills into the 10s. friday will also bring us more sunshine, but also those chilly winds that could exceed 20 mph at times. temperatures will be about average

still to come, he is coming back to the united states, the, quote-unquote, affluenza teenager, his mom is. coming back too and talk about facing the music once they get here. new this morning, what led authorities to picking the up in mexico. it's something you'll be talking about later. >> dana: the number one ranked fo one in the sports book. what? they're undefeated, ranked number one, but not favored to win the national title why? we have an expert in the studio to tell us why. coming up. >> kim: also, it is a video and here we are, getting ready to ring in 20 continue on the strip. but back in the day, the party was all about the fremont street experience. and no canopy yet either. tom hawley has the story coming up in the video vault. >> the flood lights are out on the freeways, as work continues on several projects. we'll check the commute from sky 3 for you in just a moment. >> kelly: the sun getting ready to come up, we've got a little bit of that dawn glow out there and some chilly temperatures. how cold it is in your weather authority forecast. >> kim: oh, it's a brand new d

quote, if you're too dangerous to fly in america you're too dangerous to buy a gun in america, unquote. parentheinsert ticaaly, i have one person who is a highly decorated general in the united states army, lives just outside marshall, texas. we've had number of times tried o help the general, this patriotic, freedom-loving american who's put his life on the line repeatedly, we've had to repeatedly work to get his name off the no-fly list because apparently there's someone with a similar name and oever that person is, this patriot's name is on the list. well, john lott goes on, are republicans really putting americans in danger by posing new gun control laws? after every mass shooting, clinton and president obama have called for comprehensive or universal background checks, which would apply not only to the purchase of guns from a dealer but also private transfers of guns. however, it wouldn't have stopped any of the mass shootings during obama's tenure. last weekend, clinton, obama and other democrats issued their calls for new legislation before anyone even knew how the colorado shoo

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. >> jessica, aren't you giving in to the notion that we are in for a multi decade, quote/unquote, fight against radical islam? >> i'm not. >> it's not like the -- the pta can't destairway the enemy. only government has that. they have not yet addressed it which is why it may not have to be on high alert for everything. snipers at the super bowl. every bag is checked. everyone at the marathon has to be vetted on an individual basis. our lives are in deaf con one now until the enemy is destroyed. >> the way they reacted shows what's going on in this country. many people are living in fear. why? because they feel like the administration is not taking the threat seriously. something can happen. that's the larger issue that's happening. >> honestly, i'm trying to figure outgoing forward, a movie premiere, "star wars." >> you have a kid. >> i do. i'm being honest. i'm in favor of them -- i like them going through the hallways -- comes in the hallways. i am not in favor of shutting down the school. >> if you received the letter saying -- >> they do. they get them all the time. >> wouldn't you

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, absolute leader of the presidential race, unquote. donald trump said vlad putin is a strong lead who is, quote, making mince meat out of our president. mike emanuel is in the d.c. newsroom. how are some of trumps rivals responding to the spents.putin. >> they're firing away. fiorina teen calling it a trump. putin bromance, others noticing putin's treatment of his critics and challenges. >> vladimir putin is a person who has jailed and murdered journalists, political opponents, bombed an apartment building as a pretext to attack the chechens, is responsible for the down of the malaysian aircraft over ukraine because the provided the weaponry. >> he is saying putin is a strong man and great guy when he is trying to destabilize our relationship with our allies. he is not a serious candidate. >> in ohio, john kashich suggested trump pick put as his running mate and make tyranny great again. >> folks in the eastern part of the country could be trading in their hats and scarves for shorts this christmas. a live report from the fox extreme.

difference. >> let me point out what's wrong in that messaging saying hillary clinton is, quote, unquoteing a gender card or the fact that she's a woman to become the next president of the united states. the fact of the matter is, can brye yap or anyone else name the female president of the previous 44 we've had? we can't. it's historic. we're fwrav tating towards that. people literally want to be able to tell their young daughters, i want to be able to tell my 10-year-old step daughter that one day she can become president of the united states. that's powerful p thap's not playing a gender card nap's history and the fact of where we are today. that is just one of the many reasons that hillary clinton's going to be the 45th president. >> and gentlemen, as we wrap, a quick yes or no, do you think that trump's allure to the public right now will translate into actual numbers at the polls? yes or no. brian, you first. >> no. >> bakar snishgs. >> science says no, but he's not done anything scientific, so yes. >> all right. brian morganstern, bakari sellers, thanks so much, gentlemen. >> you

unquote. he's in paris, france. 130 they've just buried people, mostly from mass shootings. probably just finished the funerals. the services for the victims of . e islamic terrorists nd the president says in front so insensitively, that these shootings like the three people in colorado springs never happen in any other countries, as he's standing in a country where it just had 130 people killed mainly in mass shootings. in fact the article says the majority of the 130 deaths were in mass shooting attacks where the isis affiliated terrorists attacked public places with automatic rifles, nearly 100 people alone were killed in just one mass shooting. at the theater. earlier this year. par -- earlier this year, paris was also the victim of a terrorist attack, targeted the satirical magazine charlie hebdo. the al qaeda affiliated terrorists wielded assault rifles, killing 11 innocent people. that was in paris. now, i do realize this article says the 11 people with charlie hebdo, the publisher, the magazine, that those 11 people but s here were innocent obviously again a leader o

and is there a reason that quote unquote evidence could be taken out of the apartment because you've got media there. >> no, absolutely not. i promise you, the evidence response team was there along with atf. they scrubbed that thing. they have photographs, diagrams. they videoed it. they've done everything they need to do to use the evidence in a court of law. not only is it an evidentiary, it is a great coup, like we we got osama bin laden. hopefully it will lead to others that are involved. >> interesting. so we also didn't see the part of the apartment, the garage, that looked like that was where -- >> the bombs were made from. >> staging weapons and ammunition and everything else. we wanted to talk to you about the guns used. we add conversation last hour about the laws in california when it comes to weapons buzz one of the big headlines that's come out over the last day or so is that these weapons were purchased illegally. our viewers are seeing weapons on the screen now. and there's been a question, danny, mixed reporting about whether or not the long rifles had been modified.

those people must feel now that they were not - - they didn't say anything because they didn't quote unquote -, they would have been politically incorrect and now people died. that, and that's a horrible - - a horrible way for them to live. it's guilt that shouldn't even be there. they should have done what they needed to do. these people vl all these armaments, something about this is not quite right. >> that's aery good point, patricic you know, you hear law enforcement says we got there in the nick of time, all this arsenal of explosives, and devices where they could have done far more serious damage, but it's always their intention to do far more and serious damage. how is it that we, it the people, can also be a layer for law enforcement to help them better do their job see something, did they hear something, did they sense something? >> you know, it's interesting, but we're united like i said. i think it's very important that families in the community know each other. and look out for one u another. that's not normal, pick up the phone and make the call. it's not racial profiling. . it

this was a file, racist, quote unquote states rights man.ut his everything that he went -- everything that he believed in everything that he stood for goes back to slavery. goes back to the oppression literally of my people, of my ancestors. and i had -- they say you are not supposed to hate people but i hate that man i honestly do because he oppressed my people. >> after emanuel someone spray painted the statue of calhoun. one of the few indications of charleston's troubling past can be found at the old slave mart museum. >> how many slaves were sold here? >> thousands, thousands. we don't have any records to indicate how many exactly. but as we proceed through the museum, we can see prices. we can see buildings where they were housed. >> this market was one of 40 in downtown charleston during the mid 1800s. >> no one can't help being in the space it's so small and could confined. >> the thing is you don't need a lot of space to buy and sell people. in my definition, i think the space is too big. this is one of the largest operations in cha

this assembly said they wanted to quote "stand in solidarity with our muslim brothers and sisters" unquote. we met one 9th grade student at kennedy high school who is muslim who felt she had to be here. " 22:15 we're not the stereotype that donald trump has brought us up as. we're normal people in this world just trying to live like everyone else and we've been degraded down into something that we're not and i feel like we all came out here to prove him wrong. " in the national polling of republicans, donald trump has remained dominant - capturing about 1/3 of the support in the polls. yet in surveys of republicans here in iowa, trump and texas senator ted cruz have nearly split the last 7 polls -- cruz on top in 4, trump leading 3. florida senator marco rubio has been edging into 3rd place in most of the recent iowa lls. retired neurororgeo n ben carson has been in fourth in most iowa polls. no democrats campaigned in iowa today as they were in new hampshire for tonight's debate. all of the previous debates havee republicans instead of each other -- but tonight, some attacks between the 3

radicalization, the report found that, quote, individuals in "clusters" form radical islamic cells, unquote, to carry out attacks. one such cluster, in st. louis, was composed of bosnian muslims who had emigrated from the town of teslic. another cluster included a father and his two grown sons from syria. these cells often fly below the radar of high-tech surveillance. cope keep? if isis supporters keep murdering non-muslims in america, will there be a backlash against immigration from muslim countries? pat buchanan? pat: john, if there's one or two more of these attacks, lord forbid, between now and the donald trump will be the republican nominee. his proposal is very controversial but what we've got in the united states and we know it now are isis cells and ice sympathizers. we have no way of apparently vetting them. that woman got into this country and was a terrorist hell-bent on murder when she arrived with her new husband or husband-to-be the the problem and what trump is touching onto is americans want to know basically are the folks coming into the country, are they coming here to k

the idea that one woman alone testifying or making an accusation isn't quote unquote, enough, that that is a significant problem even in cases that are quote unquote, less heinous or don't involve this sort of serial offense, obviously a single sex crime is a very serious offense. so even as this case is interesting, i'm very interested as we will hear any moment from the women who went through this who now testified and now want to speak to the country about it, essentially, at the same time there is another note to this from women's advocates we hear about, which is it should not take a chorus of women who get heard in the justice system if they have an accusation of a serious violent felony. >> i think happens actually a really interesting point. you shouldn't have to be a 57-year-old grandmother to be taken seriously. rape is rape, no matter what your age, no matter what your income level, no matter whether you are somebody who might have been stopped on suspicion of committing another crime, and it's the sense of powerlessness that some of these other victims apparently felt that's

my question to the panel is the question of quote, unquote the russian offensive. let's be very candid, the russian offensive has been a flop to date. their progress has been measured in scant kilometers. they have about 50 aircraft, most of with unguided bombs and if you recall under the soviet union there were 8,000 troops stationed in syria at the time. if you look at the current ratio of the russian military which is about 7 to 1 or 6 to 1 and actually worked through the military requirements to maintain a sustained operation, i put to the panel putin can't do it. more importantly the iranians have taken casualties at second-lieutenant levels. iranians are talking about on-state tv and there are reports that the iranian troops are pulling out, meaning that the russians themselves are going to add more ground pounders and i put out how much we are seeing to putin is the same kind of bluff with ukraine. he has tried to get allot by cheap. when push comes to shove, how much can he really do? >> anyone wishing to respond to that? >> i agree that for hoping to achie

. >> if you look at species through the optic of climate change the idea that species have quote, unquotenow it's changing and temperatures are warming say that is going to affect where these species occur and where they live and go and in a place like where you were in costa rica with a lot of mountains eco systems they are moving up the mountain and when happens when mountain. >> that is in a complex eco systems in the rain forest and in the u.s. and species in the rocky mountains and butterflys moving further up. coming up, next we are go doing meet a scientist who is recycling pollution into works of art. ♪ ♪ welcome back to "tech know" and i'm phil from the force of costa rica i take you to the forest of ohio where i met this incredible tag team of scientists and artists and taking pollution to something we consider quite ugly and making something quite beautiful out of it. >> getting used to seeing recycled materials in art but idea of recycling pollution totally new. >> art is always challenging the way we view our outside world, who knew chemical pollution could do that too. >> wh

that by memorizing the story, as he said quote unquote pretty lady in another room, right, that i would go right back home. and i believed him. >> reporter: he says one detective was physically persuasive. >> pulled my hair. he smacked me in my face. he placed his foot on my chest and kicked me to the floor. >> reporter: if you lived in new york back then, you probably remember what it was like. the murder rate was astonishingly high. the police force a lot smaller than it is now, and the long term solutions to those problems were just beginning to come into play. people, though, were out of patience. a high profile crime like this required quick action. >> people said just do anything to bring crime down. get it done. >> reporter: decades into hincopie's sentence though, a bombshell, three witnesses say he was never at the scene of the crime. convictionover turned. >> god has given us our son back. officially out on bail, awaits a decision on whether he will be re-tried for murder. we asked bill bratton if there are ways to investigate the way -- if there is another trial, the events l

about how black students belong at universities that are, quote, slower track and less advanced, unquotethe audio released yesterday shows that the remarks were only referring to a lawyer's argument about the students. take a listen. >> one of the briefs points out that most of the black scientists in this country don't come from schools like the university of texas. they are from lesser schools where they do not feel they are pushed ahead in classes that are too fast for them. >> the justices are decides whether the university has compelling reasons to consider race among other factors when looking at student applications. >>> on monday, the jury hears closing arguments in the case of a baltimore police officer accuse d in the death of freddy gray, charged with manslaughter, misconduct, and more. gray died after breaking his neck in the back of a police van in april. his death sparked riots in the city and became a rallying cry for the black lives matter movement. the baltimore police department cancelled vacation for officers next week in preparation for a verdict. >>> mexico is legali

what we could quote unquote call this monster el nino, strong signal in the atmosphere, part of the reason it's been so warm. well above average top five november. now we haven't had even one day in december that's even been average ever single day above typical. so, that said, let's go on outside. we will show you what we've been talking about, dreary day underway. one of the brand new hd cameras here, "skycam 3", we overlook, yes, beautiful moravian church there, moravian college off in the distance, can't quite make it out any more but the mountain top. at this time of year up in bethlehem they have the beautiful christmas starlit up. such beautiful scene up here outside hotel bethlehem up in lehigh county. naiver dreary scene to be found out in the live neighborhood network, cut town area middle school have nothing but gray dreary sky, lush greenery, really is a beautiful view here, despite the fact you have got some gray skies. and it is late december. it is just not typical. the kind of pattern that we are going to be seeing unfold here. now, nationwide map, the only place to find sn

but he told reporters today he now welcomes the d-o-j's involvement. " we need, quote unquote, a fresh set of eyes like the department of justice to help us make the changes to both training, discipline, policy, oversight that we haven't had in the past or the efforts we've made have never really gotten at the core of this issue" jack: look into the chicago police department's use of force, police accountability, and more. the d-o-j probe will likely last more than a year. jack: coming up on local 5 news at 10, star wars mania is in full swing. fans at one metro movie theater got to meet on of the movie's biggest stars. jack: and while des moines is all dried up, there are some parts of central iowa still dealing with december flooding. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot " angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." jack: flooding in south central iowa tonight. you're looking the south skunk these are and floating like buoys in fields along count

unquote.e's commissioner roger goodell the last time he talked about a possible raiders move back in and owners meeting in early december. >> i have not put a timeline on it. i did not express that today. ownership expressed their desire to get this done in a reasonable period of time. the question for me is we need to get sufficient information to make smart decisions. >> now, if all that weren't enough to bring the fans out, this is charles woodson's last home game. the 18-year veteran safety played with the raiders for many years. he is also the oldest active safety in the league. all of this taken together has some of the raiders players saying this is a must-win game for the team. by the way, if oakland wants to move, it has to be approved by three-quarters of the league's 32 teams. and all the owners will meet on january 12 and 13. in oakland, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> you can catch that raiders/chargers game here on kpix 5. the game starts at 5 p.m., immediately followed by the "5th quarter.

his quote/unquote policy proposals are not serious. and from democrat rival hillary clinton, declaring war on islam or demonizing muslim americans is not only counter to our values, it plays right in to the hands of terrorists. >>> in san bernardino new clues about how a young husband and wife, parents of a baby girl prepared for their mission to kill. we're hearing from the employee of a gun range where they practiced and we're seeing what's likely the first photo of them arriving here in the united states. allen martin joins us with another eerie detail about where the shooting occurred. >> about a year before the shootings, san bernardino health workers underwent active shooter training in the act same room where the attack happened. this according to the l.a. times. the county could not say whether syed farook took part in that training but most likely some of the shooting victims did participate. >> reporter: this picture of syed farook and tashfeen malik was taken to the chicago o'hare airport as they entered the u.s. for the fir