back with us again america's top salesperson with tupperware and an all-time favorite guest, aunt >> oh, reena, yay! new year's is coming! i love any excuse to party. i do. >> and you have the best containers -- >> at tupperware we have something for every occasion. absolutely. and i can't think of a better way to start new year's than with our chip and dip container. >> who knew that tupperware did this? >> there is fantastic. look at the size of that. isn't that great? now, you put your chips in here. you get two side dip bowls here. and they clip onto the sides. you can put them wherever you want. now, we have salsa in here and cheese in here. you could easily use this as a punch bowl and put your fruit toppings in there. or you could use it as a salad bowl and put some croutons and some cheese, toppings, whatever you want to do. it's very versatile. and here's the lid. look at this. the lid that you can put on there to cover them can also be used as a tray. >> that's fantastic. you're always doubling everything. tupperware and you get eight uses. >> tupperware's got so many uses,

back with us again america's top salesperson with tupperware and an all-time favorite guest, aunt barbarah, reena, yay! new year's is coming! i love any excuse to party. i do. >> and you have the best containers -- >> at tupperware we have something for every occasion. absolutely. and i can't think of a better way to start new year's than with our chip and dip container. >> who knew that tupperware did? >> this is fantastic. look at the size of that. isn't that great? now, you put your chips in here. you get two side dip bowls here. and they clip onto the sides. you can put them wherever you want. now, we have salsa in here and cheese in here. you could easily use this as a punch bowl and put your fruit toppings in there. or you could use it as a salad bowl and put some croutons and some cheese, toppings, whatever you want to do. it's very versatile. and here's the lid. look at this. the lid that you can put on there to cover them can also be used as a tray. >> that's fantastic. you're always doubling everything. i feel like you buy one tupperware and you get eight uses. >> tupperware's g

all we need to do is lower the tax rate, make us competitive here in america and we'll create jobs and opportunity in this country againby the way, i want to see us make things in america again. and one of the proposals i have in my tax proposal is to cut the rate on manufacturing from today the highest in the world to 12%, the lowest in the world. democrats talk about income inequality and then drive all the good jobs offshore. manufacturing are great jobs. we have entrepreneur, we have capitalists, we have a great work ethic and workforce. we can out compete anybody in the world if we get our government policies right. let's make things in america again. let's have manufacturing and factories here. i worked in college, christmas and summer vacation. these are the jobs of the 21st century that can make our country again. get washington out of the way and we'll build things again here in america. [ applause ] so, let's revitalize washington. shrink its power. give power back to the people and the individuals and states, and i guarantee you that instead of the anemic growth we've seen for the last seven years, the ameri

dramatically lower the tax rates, make it competitive in america, and we will create jobs and opportunity in this country again. by the way, i want to see us make things in america again. one of of the proposals i had in my tax proposal is to cut the rate on manufacturing from today the highest in the world to 12%, the lowest in the world. democrats talk about income equality and then they drive all the good jobs offshore. manufacturing are great jobs. we have entrepreneurs, capitalist, capitalist, we have a great work ethic and workforce. we can outcompete anyone in the world if we get our government policies right. let's make things in america again, let's have manufacturing and factories here. i worked in college, christmas and summer vacations in a factory. these are the jobs of the 21st century that can make our middle-class strong again. just get washington out of the way and we are going to build things again. [applause]. so, let's revitalize washington, shook its power, get power back to the people in the individuals in the states and i guarantee, instead of the anemic growth we have seen for the last seven years, the american econ

america. lord, we ask you to unite us together. use donald trump to bring unity where there is division, love hate, to make us one people, to make america great again, to make us the united states of america. in your name we pray. shout amen! >> amen! >> i don't know about you, but i believe that this man is going to make sure that we are protected here in these united states of america. [applause] >> i don't know about you, but i am believing because i am tired of this administration that is holding us back and keeping us separated. i don't know about you, but nobody is going to take my gun! [applause] a christian nation for the people, by the people. this is why i am asking you, south carolina, the great state of south carolina to help me elect the next president of the united states. trump!j shout, yes! >> now, i get to follow that up. i would like to introduce a man i have known for many years. he is a navy veteran and he is going to do our pledge of allegiance. please welcome mr. richard garrity. [applause] : please remove your hats and put your hand over the heart and join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the

please join us again next week and every week here on "asian pacific america."uz control. a major shakeup in iowa. ted cruz skyrocketing in a new poll, now leading donald trump by ten points. with 50 days to go until the iowa caucuses. this morning, what it all means as the race to the white house shifts into high gear. >>> missed warning signs? san bernardino attacker

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america great again. i don't want our country to be taken away from us, and that's what's happening. hat we've suffered under other presidents have been a disaster for our country. we want to make america great again and jeb in all fairness doesn't believe that. >> look, he mentioned me, i can talk. this is the problem. banning all muslims will make it harder for us to do exactly what we need to do, which is to destroy isis. we need a strategy. we need to get the lawyers off the back of the war fighters. right now under president obama we've created this standard that is so high that it's impossible to be successful in fighting isis. we need to engage with the arab world to make this happen. it is not a serious proposal to say to the people that you're asking for their support that they can't even come to the country to even engage in a dialog with us? that's not a serious proposal. we need a serious leader to deal with this, and i believe i'm that guy. >> senator rubio. i'm going to senator rubio and get his thoughts. you have said banning muslims is unconstitutional, but according t

use them to make a point of isis here in america. i don't think not one muslim wants to see that happen. so, again, this is not about the wonderful faith of islam. this is simply a statement saying this is a temporary solution to make america safer again for those who want to do us harm. >> pastor mark burns, thank you. i appreciate your time this morning here on cnn. joining me now is imamfasul raoul, the author of "defining islamic statehood." i appreciate you joining us. what did you make of the -- he said this is not about the great people who are muslims in this country, you know, who practice islam already. this is about weeding out terrorism. there is a distinction, according to him. >> well, first of all, we all share the distinction, we all share the need to combat terrorism. muslims are the number one victims, the primary victims of terrorism. isis has killed more muslims than they've killed anonymous limbs. not to say that they're not equally bad, but we have been the primary victims of this. the issue i find is they're working under a flawed narrative. that's like saying to prevent col

generational view on our nation and where the world's headed and how we can make wages go up again for all of us in america and make us safer from the terror threat. >> there were many times tonight when the secretary and former senator felt you were not lying about their records. they said misportraying them. how do you answer that criticism to you? >> look, i listened to her say that tonight. she said, look, here's the issue. in 2000, secretary clinton said there should be a federal registry, and the federal government needs to play a role in gun safety, gun control, comprehensive gun safety legislation. in 2008, when it didn't suit her politics, she campaigned against president obama and said much the same that jeb bush does. the federal government shouldn't be involved in this. we should leave this to states. so secretary clinton has flopped back and forth on the gun issue and she can say what she likes now. and look, i do think that we have the ability to forge a new consensus here to get this done. but her history on this has been one of following polls, and not following the principle. which in our

america great again. this isbout making america great again. >> there are many, even in your own party, who think thatsis is going to like your rhetoric. that your words are putting us in greater danger. >> i'm the worst thing that's ever happened to isis. >> reporter: some fear his words may fuel the anti-muslim sentiment after the attacks in san bernardino. last week i spoke with the director of the mosque where one of the shooters attended. >> there seems to be in some corners of the country people pointing at the muslim community. with a suspicious eye. >> that has nothing to do with the individuals. they know that. he went on to say, their community is just as concerned about radicalization. >> since 9/11,e made the heads of the household of each family to be the one who was responsible to watch over his children, and see what they are doing, what they are looking into in their computer, and where do they go, things like that, you know. >> reporter: when one couple came to him concerned about their 20-year-old son -- did y y think about calling the police? >> no. but that incident, to be honest with you, i consulted the fbi. >> reporter: this past weekend a sur

generational view on our nation and where the world's headed and how we can make wages go up again for all of us in americaake us safer from the terror threat. >> there were many times tonight when the secretary and former senator felt you were not lying about their records. they said misportraying them. how do you answer that criticism to you? >> look, i listened to her say that tonight. she said, look, here's the issue. in 2000, secretary clinton said there should be a federal registry, and the federal government needs to play a role in gun safety, gun control, comprehensive gun safety legislation. in 2008, when it didn't suit her politics, she campaigned against president obama and said much the same that jeb bush does. the federal government shouldn't be involved in this. we should leave this to states. so secretary clinton has flopped back and forth on the gun issue and she can say what she likes now. and look, i do think that we have the ability to forge a new consensus here to get this done. but her history on this has been one of following polls, and not following the principle. which in our nation

generational view on our nation and where the world's headed and how we can make wages go up again for all of us in americaand make us safer from the terror threat. >> there were many times tonight when the secretary and former senator felt you were not lying about their records. they said misportraying them. how do you answer that criticism to you? >> look, i listened to her say that tonight. she said, look, here's the issue. in 2000, secretary clinton said there should be a federal registry, and the federal government needs to play a role in gun safety, gun control, comprehensive gun safety legislation. in 2008, when it didn't suit her politics, she campaigned against president obama and said much the same that jeb bush does. the federal government shouldn't be involved in this. we should leave this to states. so secretary clinton has flopped back and forth on the gun issue and she can say what she likes now. and look, i do think that we have the ability to forge a new consensus here to get this done. but her history on this has been one of following polls, and not following the principle. which in our n

show us a bright future where america starts winning again. predicting he would fade while wildly wrong. today, trump has brought us to a very different political world. he is calling the shots. he is the guy that put immigration, infrastructure and bill and hillary and monica right under the front burner. the others tiptoed around. trump jumped right in. tuesday, june 16, 2015, 1105 eastern time, we took you therefore the first appearance as a presidential candidate. yes, fun ever since. ♪ here is the headline. this new year's eve. it is not good. it continues in the southern and central united states. at least 24 people have died in the flood so far. five major rivers all flowing into the industrial south. they are basically overflowing. the mississippi river is expecting to crest today. all right. going to get to politics. that is an introduction. you are being criticized. trump and cruise are the nonestablishment guys. you got the "wall street journal," you are the establishment. people are going after you. how does it feel. >> after all of

america great again. i don't want our country to be taken away from us, and that's what's happening. the policies that we've suffered under other presidents have been disaster for our country. we want to make america great again and jeb in all fairness doesn't believe that. this is the problem. baing all muslims will make it harder for us to do exactly what we need to do, which is to destroy isis. we need a strategy. we need to get the lawyers off the back of the war fighters. right now under president obama we've created this standarddhat is so high that it's impossible to be successful in fighting isis. we need to engage with the arab world to make this happen. it is not a serious proposal to say to the people that you're asking for their support that they canan even come to the country to even engage in a dialog with us? that's not a serious proposal. we need a serious leader to deal with this, and i believe i'm that guy. >> senator rubio. i'm going to senator rubio and get his thoughts. you have said banning muslims is unconstitutional, but according to a recent abc news poll, a m

us again to find out who. all that and more in a minute's time. stay with us. sarah: welcome back. donald trump's controversial call for muslims to be banned from entering america brings cries of outrage and condemnation. pope francis has launched a special year for catholics known as the jubilee of mercy. it is focusing on forgiving sin. the pope in our great in the festival by celebrating a special mass in st. peter's square. >> open to me the gates of justice. pope francis's words before he stepped through the northern door of st. peter's basilica. with that, francis had officially begun a holy year, stepping through a portal that is normally shut. tens of thousands have turned out to join the pontiff for a special mass on st. peter's square, where he called for all to set up -- set aside fear and dread. and he had a message for the fate -- for the faithful. this extraordinary holy year is a gift of grace. going through that door means to discover the profundity of the mercy of our father. he welcomes each one of us personally. he is the one who looks after us. the jubilee event is dedicated to the theme of mercy, one of france's's main themes as hope. the n

us. america's entrepreneurs have shown time and time again that they are simply more adaptive and ingenious than government regulators and bureaucrats. so by bypassing the american people and signing our country up for a bad international agreement that doesn't put our country first, we should instead focus on finding innovative solutions that fit the diverse needs of consumers, businesses and a growing economy alike. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from colorado. mr. gardener: thank you, mr. president. i rise -- mr. gardner: i rise to honor our men and women in law enforcement. mr. gardner: in colorado, we honor our four fallen officers. sahara gent sean renfro with the jefferson county sheriff's office whose care and concern for others did not end when he was off duty. trooper taylor tayfault. due to bravery, he was honored as a trooper before being laid to rest. jamie jersevics with the colorado state patrol, a new mom. and officer garrett swazey, our most recent loss as he responded to the senseless attack in colorado spring

america great again has got to start talking in a positive direction. how would he make america great again? gerri: that's what we've been missing, right, brad, are specifics? 50% of usf of us saying not donald trump in the white house. i can't see that in the white house. >> well, absolutely, and to use another yiddish word, his shtick is getting old and the curtain's coming down on his entertainment value and people are starting to think seriously, is that the guy, if you're a republican, that you would like selected, and the general population, the electorate is saying is that the guy we want to elect as president? and clearly, clearly there are trouble signs with donald trump as the public gets closer to voting, saying this is the type of person we want as president. gerri: interesting, this blew me away, the poll showed 35% of americans have a problem with hillary clinton as president. thought it would be embarrassing. richard to you, what do you make of that number? >> a lot of republicans do not want hillary clinton to be president, but, look, to use yet another yiddish word, i think donald trump -- gerri: you guys are good. >> he's selling himself to be meshu

america competent again -- confident again. [applause] and we house republicans -- we will do all that we can to give us a government, give us that government, even if the president disagrees. even if you want signed them into law, we will put out specific proposals and give the people of real choice. [applause] and i don't mean just undo what the president has done as if we could time travel back to 2009. i mean sure what we would do, what are ideal policy would be looking forward to 2017 and beyond. we await to the country -- we owe it to the country to offer a bold, pro growth agenda. and that is what we are going to do. [applause] my first item is creating jobs and raising wages. we know it is standing in our way. instead of a tax code that all of us can live by, we have a tax code that none of us can understand. we all know how hard it is to keep up with the competition overseas. and where i come from, overseas means lake superior. [laughter] well, the canadians are taxing their successful small businesses at 15%. our top tax rate on successful small businesses in america is effectively 44.6%. how can working families compet

again tomorrow night for the republican debate. thanks for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america. >> on "america tonight": the rise of the right. anger at politicians. fear of foreigners, drives the return of vicious hate to the streets of germany. >> people trying to kill others. that's the reality we have again in 2015 in germany. >> maintain's sheila macvicar with a spark that threatens to ignite a fury. >> struggling against an onslaught that provokes hostility. but it's not in our country but germany, which this month saw refugee number 1 million cross its borders and that's just since january. to put this in perspective, it would be like four million showing up in america this year. "america tonight"'s sheila macvicar found a fierce reaction. >> reporter: once a fringe movement, germany's far right has taken advantage of the rival arrival of over a million refugees. tapping into a growing xenophobia, that many feel could spiral out of control. and just days after the attacks in paris, they killed 130 people, germany's neonazi party demonstrated against the pavilion in berli

us live again from pasadena. stay tuned. the hawkeyes are going to have their h praised as one of america's best mayors who governed a aa pragmatist. bernie sanders pass more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. s they look to contain stanford running back and heisman candidate christian mccaffrey. woodley who's in the very warm pasadena california for the rose bowl. and mark, the hawkeyes know they've got a big test friday. the hawkeyes know they've e ot to prove theheselves once a aain -- iowa comes in to game week as nearly a toucdown underdog to 6th ranked stangford -- but you ow this team won'e be backing down -- even when facing one of the most explosive offensive weapons in the country -- all season long the iowa new challenge agaanst a stanffrd offense led by a-p layer of the year - running back christian certainly has the hawkeyes attention - "he just seems to run through arm tackles like it's no big deal. he's really dangerous in the

please join us next week and every week here on "asian pacific america." thanks for watching and now once againand i want to cry 'cause i'll never be the one you want ♪ ♪ 'cause you are the one who makes me weak ♪ ♪ but to everything ♪ 'cause you are the light ♪ in the darkest night ♪ would you follow (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> good morning, terror in the spotlight. president obama after meeting with his top advisers in the white house situation room set it address the nation tonight about the battle against isis and keeping americans safe in the wake of san bernardino as the fbi launches a new raid at the home of the man who originally bought the assault rifles. we learn more about the female suspect and her background and fear and anger rises across the nation. >>> i always thought if more good people had conceal carry permits then we could end those muslims before

that the big objectives uniting pakistan and the united states of america are bigger than those which divide us. and i think that again that has come from secretary kerry. the strategic partnership must be based on mutual interest. of the respective security concerns. realistic expectations and also, a positive narrative about each other. there is also a need to identify areas of common interests. at the bilateral, regional and global level. bilaterally, ladies and gentlemen, since the revival of the strategic process two years ago, we have come a long way. we have established six working groups. working group on education. counter terrorism and nuclear nonproliferation and strategic stability. and the scorecard is certainly very, very impressive. we are making very good progress in these groups. we have a plan of action. on law enforcement. has resulted in the, in the enhanced capacity of our security forces. in the energy sector, again, we have a wonderful cooperation going on. in the last one year, because of the assistance provided by the united states of america, we have been able to add about 1400 megawatts of e

america think of this new cut? they would say nothing. i said don't just be silent, that is called dead air, people would change the channel. we tried it again, what does the usef america think? thanks, walter. walter: thanks, david. [applause] >> coming up at 7:00, robert kurson talking about his book "pirate hunters" about the quest for the golden fleece that suck off the coast of the dominican republic in the 16 80's. it is part of an encore q and a on c-span2. this holiday weekend, book tv brings you three days of nonfiction books and authors. friday, back-to-back hearings of afterwards. , aei presidentrn arthur brooks discusses the conservative heart. >> the biggest mistake i think we make on the conservative side a lot, the one that tricked people of the most common is the one that should be the easiest, to get happy. >> 8:00 p.m., cornell west analyzes the life of martin luther king jr. in his book. >> martin understood that not just for christians, but for any aman being who wants to reach level of integrity, ice-t, and decency has a -- if to kill something in yourself, fear. kill your obsession with the status of wealth. >> followed by now :00 p.m. ea

again. marco rubio will tell us his plan. and with americathe president will address the nation tonight. on the day of the

again. marco rubio will tell us his plan. and with america on edge, the president will address the nation tonight. on the day of the attack he promised -- >> our homeland will be protected. >> does he need to do more to assure americans? >> plus, trump on top. >> the republican frontrunner pulls even further ahead. as they say they trust him most to fight terror. >> if you don't want to hear how i would handle it. >> plus, the top political minds will be here with insights from the campaign trail. >>> hello i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is tense. president obama will address the nation from the oval office at 8:00 p.m. eastern tonight hoping to calm some of the fears that many americans are feeling in the wake of the terrorist massacre in bernardino, california. carried out by an isis inspired couple. so far u.s. officials have struggled to explain how the san bernardino shooters hatched their evil plan. >> we are spending a tremendous amount of time as you might imagine trying to understand the motives of these k

but the one thing that america will not embrace, what donald trump has to offer doesn't make us great again. it makes us weaker than we actually already are. >> republican presidential dand date senator ted cruz spoke at the heritage foundation on thursday about terrorism and national security. he criticized president obama's foreign policy and strategy to combat what he calls radical islamic terrorism. this is an hour. what we'll done is when he is finished we'll come back up. if you have a question raise your hand and i will recognize you. wait for the firework fone so everybody can hear you question. . before being elected to the united states senate he eceived acclaim as solicitor general. he served under the term of general greg abbott and he was youngest solicitor general and the youngest in hispanic he first solicitor general of texas. in private practice he spent five years as a partner of the nation's largest law firm where led the firm's u.s. supreme court and litigation practice. he authored more than 80 briefs and u.s. supreme court and litigation practice. he authored more than

but the one thing that america will not embrace, what donald trump has to offer doesn't make us great again it makes us weaker than we actually already are. [inaudible] >> on the next "washington journal", transportation secretary ray lahood talking about his book which chronicles his career in politics. then he looked at the 1 trillion-dollar lending bill in congress. "washington journal" is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> this weekend on c-span, saturday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern, executives from pandora and spotify on how technology and impacts the business. >> morning commute is one hypothesis that we are testing. when you on the subway and etc., maybe you don't only want music, maybe you want the new weather report, you wanted to be something like that. and there is some other content that you want to experience during that time and that is kind of the hypothesis. right now to see people are interested in experiencing that. >> sunday evening at 6:30 p.m., presidential candidate john kasich at the council o

but the one thing that america will not embrace, what donald trump has to offer doesn't make us great again it makes us weaker than we actually already are. resource committee is two hours. >> before we begin, i would like to introduce a former colleague, at a former chairman of the energy committee. as a longtime friend of mine, my father, frank murkowski. who has placed a keen interest in trying to understand the role , anden oil and terrorism the connect there. it happens he is in town today. we did not do the hearing because of him, but the timing worked out. it is nice to have him before the committee. more than half of global oil production occurs in regions of the world in the middle east, africa, venezuela, they are subject to instability of various kinds including civil war and terrorism. while production in certain countries such as iraq, syria, libya, yemen, and sudan has been knocked off-line due to terrorism and violence. the indisputable fact we are dealing with is that north american barrels have largely displaced or largely replaced and disrupted production so far. in tandem

america again. but his legacy of terror still surrounds us. from ground zero i'm anderson cooper.g is a cnn special report. >> it all happened within a few minutes. in the street, the cafes, at the game and the concert. but could what happened in paris happen in the u.s.? >> i don't know of a time when we've been beset by more threats.