department for 16 years, and also a member of the new york air national guard. 3 "events like this are important, for the families to say goodbye to their loved ones, for us as a community to be here for those families who have lost their loved ones. and also for us as a state and a nations to be inspired by been such great american heroes, who sacrifice their lives for our freedoms."governor 3 rickets has officially

a member of the new york air national guard... too. 3 "events like this are important, for the families to say goodbye to their loved ones, for us as a community to be here for those families who have lost their loved ones. and also for us as a state and a nations to be inspired by people like joe lemm, who have been such great american heroes, who sacrifice their lives for our freedoms."governor rickets has officially proclaimed january 16th 20 - 16 as joseph lemm day in honor of his survice to our county. . lemm is survived by his wife christine... daughter brook... and son ryan. 3 the sioux city camera club held its siouxland images

it's very concerning development for us as a nation. the division of the people who have a chance and people who don't have a chance. i think it's concerning development worldwide that has to be addressed in my opinion. we have resources by giving some people enormous power and others no power at all. that's certainly the case. having said this, this goes hand in hand with the situation basic services becoming more and more available for everybody. it's not that -- this leads to a really bad situation but it's not quite as bad as it could be if the poorest and poorest getting worse. i'm a big fan of the estate tax. this has a chance to reset dynasties. really important. i'm coming from europe where we're much more socialist than you guys are. we are shocked how little is done for poor people in this country and people of color and so on. how badly we manage ourselves in terms of small number of people who have a chance to get a great education. i also hope that we can invent knowledge to help that. my own company -- our objective is --

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this is important for us as a nation, in terms of who we are and our image in country. -- in the world. so i' m saying to the department of homeland -- stop pushing deportation. don' t penalize these families. focus on deporting people who are truly dangerous. fernando: the supreme court is expected to rule on the immigration case united states versus texas in june. >> up next, two weeks before the first primary. how undecided voters will impact having lots of devices in your home can really slow your internet down. way down. so keep things moving with 100% fiber optic fios by verizon. with fios, you get the big capacity all your devices thrive on. it's the fastest internet and wi-fi available, nwith speeds from 50 to 500 megs. no wonder we're ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power. and now, there's no better time to get fios by verizon. for $79.99 a month online, get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year, with no annual contract. or with a 2 year agreement, get $300 bonus. and, starz and showtime for 6 months. go to getfios.com or call get out of the past

this is important for us as a nation, in terms of who we are and our image in country. -- in the world. so i'm saying to the department of homeland -- stop pushing deportation. don't penalize these families. focus on deporting people who are truly dangerous. fernando: the supreme court is expected to rule on the immigration case united states versus texas in june. >> up next, two weeks before the first primary. the hampshire. according to a new poll democratic candidate bernie , sanders has opened up a wide lead over hillary clinton. what is the political landscape telling us about the nation's first primary? professor andy smith, who conducted the poll, is with the university of new hampshire survey center. professor smith: we found bernie sanders is leading clinton by 60% to 33%, a 27% margin. that's a significant increase in the last poll we did in december, where sanders was leading but only by 10% over clinton. he has been leading in new hampshire for most of the fall, and has been tied with clinton as far back as the summer. so the expansion we are seeing now is not really unexpe

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this is important for us as a nation, in terms of who we are and our image in country. -- in the world. so i' m saying to the department of homeland -- stop pushing deportation. don' t penalize these families. focus on deporting people who are truly dangerous. fernando: the supreme court is expected to rule on the immigration case united states versus texas in june. >> up next, two weeks before the first primary. the hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. fernando: it' hampshire. according to a new poll democratic candidate bernie lead over hillary clinton. what is the political landscape telling us about the nation' s first primary? professor andy smith, who conducted the poll, is with the university of new hampshire survey center. professor smith: we found bernie sanders is leading clint

this is important for us as a nation, in terms of who we are and our image in country. -- in the world. so i'm saying to the department of homeland -- stop pushing deportation. don't penalize these families. focus on deporting people who are truly dangerous. fernando: the supreme court is expected to rule on the immigration case united states versus texas in june. >> up next, two weeks before the they in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence that the only way they are defeated is when millions of people begin to stand up i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. fernando: it's a new game in new hampshire. according to a new poll democratic candidate bernie , sanders has opened up a wide lead over hillary clinton. what is the political landscape telling us about the nation's first primary? professor andy smith, who conducted the poll, is with the university of new hampshire survey center. professor smith: we fo

campaign ad- running in iowa, the ad doubles down on his call to temporarily ban muslims from the us as a national security measure- "he'll quickly cut the head off isis and take their oil." trump's ad purchase in iowa indicates the donald could be ready to spend more ad dollars in both new hampshire and south carolina- trump is stopping off in rock hill friday- but will not take part in the kemp foundation presidential forum in get ready for a big taste of winter the next few days. the state this afternoon temperatures will top at near 50 fall out of the million ticket this morning. the ticket was purchased from the kwik shop on north rhett avenue for saturday night's drawing. officialst powerball say to check your tickets. the odds of winning $1 million are 1 in 11,688,054. protestors in oregon are still at their posts. details on the fbi's efforts to bring a peaceful end to a a andoff that is capturing the nation's attention. refuge in rural oregon, while law enforcement officials say they're trying to end the standoff quickly and peacefully. here's the latest from leanne gregg. 14-21 this is t

jon: we are told he wants to talk about what unites us as a nation.nk going back 8 years ago when he was talking about hope and change and was elected to be a fewifying figure in the country. you can't blame the president for all of this. >> they continue to be on the national campaign front. they are divide amongst themselves. ' they have prepared their talking points against each other, and i haven't even gotten to hillary clinton and her battle. a lot of these candidates seem to be focused of late on terror. the istanbul attack you were alluding to early on that killed 10 people is a reminder isis is alive and well and how to deal with it. republicans are seizing on that as a reminder that the president isn't up to this task. as it goes into this final state of the union address on the issue of terror and whether we are safe. 72% of americans feel we are not. jon: talking about the politics and divisiveness that seems to prevail in this country. the president has said to rather urn kind things about republicans and even individual republicans. the

department for 16 years, and also a member of the new york air national guard. 3 "events like this are important, for the families to say goodbye to their loved ones, for us as a community to be here for those families who have lost their loved ones. and also for us as a state and a nations to be inspired by been such great american heroes, who sacrifice their lives for our freedoms."governor 3 rickets has officially proclaimed january 16th 2016 as joseph lemm day in honor of his survice to our county and because he is such a great american hero.lemm is survived by his wife christine, daughter brook and son ryan. 3 3 sioux city fire rescue battled a massive house fire this evening.that fire broke out around 6 o'clock tonight in the 33-hundred block of morgan street in sioux city. smoke was visible from several blocks away... now, fire officials say, no one was home when the fire broke out..but there were three dogs. thankfully, the dogs were rescued.. the cause of the fire..is still not yet known.. 3 a storm lake man is dead after a multiple vehicle accident late last shortly after 11 friday night on highway 71 and 615th street. that's when the driver of the

to our country, and also i look forward to 2016 being a year that we can realize as a nation there's more that unites use forward again as a people. happy new year. >> very nice. we're so happy that he joined us and to be able to wish america a happy new year. >> we extended the invitation to hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> crickets. >> too busy, i guess. >> didn't hear back. and now we've been waiting for this. we are joined by dr. ben carson and his lovely wife candy. they are celebrating the new year in boca ra ton, florida, we want to wish you a happy new year's eve and thank you so much for being here with us tonight. >> happy new year to you, kimberly and eric. >> thank you for having us. >> so what are your thoughts and reflections, dr. carson, as you think about this great country that we're all so fortunate to live in and be here as americans? >> well, you know, we were talking about this at dinner tonight, how incredibly fortunate we are to be in a country where you still have control over what happens to you. you know, if you get a good education in this country, it really doesn't matt

a quick break. stay with us. ♪ >> as a nation we have to do better.are better. >> this is one of the father's of the sandy hook school victims. mike viqueira, the president will be speaking in just a moment, but first of all, before he does, in about 20 seconds, so that i don't have to cut you off for the president, your thoughts on the success that he may be able to achieve today. >> reporter: well, again, i'm struck by this individual here. mark bardon is his name. he is the managing director of a group called sandy hook violence. they marched the halls of congress demanding that something be done for gun control, that legislation be passed, that the assault weapons ban which has lapsed, expanded background checks, that it be passed by congress. it collapsed. gun control has been seen as a political loser in washington ever since the brady act was passed in the early '90s, and other gun-control legislation. these individuals mark bardon, those who suffered so horribly, were bitterly disappointed, as you can imagine. this day, perhaps a day bit of vi

and i am looking at someone that could be a good commander in chief on day one, that could beat hillary clinton and bring us together as a nation. i haven't made up my mind. i don't know that i'll endorse anybody, i don't know how much damage i've done to myself. but i'm glad a ran for president and it wasrustrating not because of the national polling, that was a mistake. i think my message did resonate when people heard it. i just didn't get in front of enough people long enough to make a difference. but i'm glad i ran, in south carolina has a chance to create momentum for a third choice other than trump or cruz, and i hope we'll take that opportunity. >>> well, coming up tonight at 7:00, more from graham, including his thoughts our state's flood recovery efforts. >>> camp bell's soup is the first major food company to start closing gmo's. they are also calling for the government to make a uniformed gmo labeling system mandatory, about three-quarterss of the company's products have gmo ingredients. >>> girl scout cookies are on sale, your choices include 7 crowd favorites like thin mints and peanut butter patties, for the firs

a desperate situation, but through the u.n. agencies for refugee ree relief and knew- and through the use of nato provide security, we created, as a coalition of nations, we created safe havens for people in the balkans. and there were a few mistakes, but in the end it worked very significantly. these people wanted to go back to their homes. they wanted to stay citizens of their country. they had hundreds of years of history through their family, the line of their family in these countries, and they didn't want to try to take a different language and different skills to other countries anymore than we would want to move our people out to another country if we were in that situation. and by creating these safe havens, by involving nato to provide the security to keep these safe havens from being attacked or misused, by providing a coalition of financial support and humanitarian support through the united nations and through the world's nations that say this is a better way to handle it, i say why not use the same model for syria? it solves the immigration issue because those people are housed in a humanitarian way with safety provided by my suggestion,

opportunity for more fulfilling lives but the key to solving many of the social problems that ail us as a nation. one of the benefits of aging is perspective. even old rivals can get together and do things that are productive with each other. and guess what? sometimes, sometimes later in life we can do the most important work of our lives and we can change the world. so john guard next wonderful person who many of us read and care about and think about, professor at stanford, founder of common cause, experience corps, and form h.e.w. secretary said we are continually faced with a series of great opportunities, brilliantly disguised as insoluble problems. aging can be a great, great challenge. and it can be a huge problem. akin to climate change. this will be a problem, by the way, not just for the united states but for populations across the world. but if we can figure out a way to engage our older adults, keep them healthier, keep them active longer, will not only dramatically reduce public costs but remarkably improve lives. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. mr. irving: if i had more

education campaign will keep the national energy discussion hopefully above the hyperpartisanship of a presidential election year. vote for energy focuses on what unites us as a nation and seeks to drive the national energy discussion that focused on facts that are smart, responsible, pro-energy policies and what they mean for american jobs come and stronger economy, a better environment, and continued global energy leadership. it will focus on the facts, will focus on the future, and empower voters with information they need to understand where those who seek to lead us stand on america's energy future. vote for energy after industry central message is straightforward. energy is fundamental to our society, and thanks to american innovation and entrepreneurial spirit, the united states stands as the world's leader in energy production and environmental improvement, and will remain a global energy leader only if we get our nation's energy policy right today and tomorrow. there will be those whose rhetoric and contributions to the national energy policy conversation consists only of personal attacks, misinformation and political polemics as an attempt to redu

national security. and it just kind of loops all the way around and, again, allows us to be more competitive overall as a nation. our bill would help keep our nation's oil and natural gas production going strong. we've included a pilot program from senator hoeven for oil and gas permitting. we would expedite the process for liquefied natural gas exports which could help us raise our domestic production levels. but we didn't just focus on oil and gas in this bill because we recognize that drawing our energy from a variety of sources creates reliability and stability. and we all know that alaska is an oil-producing state. and we focus a lot in our state on oil and being able to ak ses that and access it responsibly. but we also know that when you are reliant on one source, there is a vulnerability. so when we talk about an "all of the above" it makes sense. it makes sense because it lessens your vulnerability. it increases not only your energy security, but again your economic security, your national security. and so focusing on all aspects of our energy sources is key to what we do within this bill. we to

they interact and combine to create a maritime environment, as i said, that's increasingly used, increasingly stressed, increasingly important to us as a nation and increasingly contested. then as mr. hughes mentioned there is a force, if you will, out there. for the foreseeable future, our resource environment will be challenging. we're not going to be able to buy our way out of this challenge. and if you're a student of history, you know the reality is we never have been able to. we have always been working with finite resources. so what is the role of the navy in this changing world? well, i think as always our mission remains by and large the same, to keep the homeland safe, to protect american interests around the world, to protect our prosperity, that trade upon which our prosperity is founded and which so much of 90% of goods still travel over the sea. it is to guarantee our strategic influence around the world through our presence, through our high-end competition, and if necessary, through conflict. but we are going to have to answer these strategic challenges and posture ourselves to effectively compete. if you think about those fou

let's use the evidence to create a reform for a fresh and reinvented campaign. use the same for reforms such as a national scheme to provide discounted travel for young people. similar to the young persons rail card. many will question what we can really achieve on a national scale. let us use this to our advantage. naming the places where transport is accessible. showing the places where it is not. let us lobby mps to put pressure on the government to bring back the youth committee. let us give transport another push, the final push it needs. this issue is so much more than the buses, trains and expense. it leaves young people feeling deprived and disillusioned. as a child i couldn't wait to experience a bus or train journey. now we worry about whether we can afford the bus to school tomorrow. in 2008 the local transport act was passed and said that local authorities are required to consult young people on public transport. but how many of you have been given the chance to shape your local services? in 2010, a national consultation found that one third of young people would continue an education or train

they interact and combine to create a maritime environment, as i said, that is increasingly used, increasingly stressed, increasingly important to us as a nation, and as i said, increasingly contested. and then as mr. hughes mentioned, there is a fourth force, if you will, out there, is that for the foreseeable future our resource environment will be challenging, all right? we're not going to be able to buy our way out of this challenge, and, you know, if you're a student of history, you know that the reality is we never have been able to, right? we have always been working with finite resources. so, what is the role of the navy in this changing world? well, i think as always, our mission remains by and large the same. to keep the homeland safe and to protect american interests around the world, to protect our prosperity, that trade that -- on which our prosperity is founded and which so much, 90% of goods still travel over the sea. it's to guarantee and assure our strategic influence around the world through our presence, through our high-end competition, and if necessary, through conflict. but we are going to have to answer these strategic c

it says a lot for us as a congress, and i think it says a ot for us as a nation. going back to some of the words of chairman chaffetz, when we look at unpaid interns, they do come to these offices trying to get experience and trying to learn the duties and the responsibilities of a certain job. and they realize that by doing this it may very well change in a positive way the trajectory of their destiny. and coming in with those high them tions only to have destroyed, and sometimes the damage can last not for a day or for a week but for a lifetime. and then there's another piece that a lot of people i don't think think about. it's not only the deed but it's also the memory of having to go -- having gone through these types of incidents. again, i think this is a very important piece of legislation. i would urge my colleagues to vote for it and, again, i thank the chairman because we sat there in a hearing and we heard about a very bad case. but, you know, a lot of people wonder about the value of hearings sometimes. but out of that hearing came this legislation. and

a member of the new york air national guard... to 3 "events like this are important, for the families to say goodbye to their loved ones, for us as a community to be here for those families who have lost their loved ones. and also fofous as a state and a nations to be inspired by people like joe lemm, who have been such great american heroes, who sacrifice their lives for our freedoms."governor rickets has

would i argue that's true for us as a nation? yes. ut i also remind people where we are today in cyber is not where we're going to be in the future. do not obsess about the idea of perfection. we have a structure right now the way we think it's going to be five, ten years from now. this is a mission set in which technology capability is continuing to evolve. we need to break this down into bite-sized chunks and evolve over time, realizesing that change will be a constant for us. but at times, i've watched us be, perhaps, almost paralyzed because we need to get to this Ñanswer. let's assess, learn and evolve. that's about agility. we have to be the exact same way as we are as an organization. cyber command, dod, it's not unique to the government. we all find ourselves in that challenge. >> bit of a multi-part question. it comes from a number of the questions. you have a challenge with being able to perform both a national strategic mission as well as a very tactical mission. >> uh-huh. >> with limited resources. one of the problems we h

education campaign will keep the national energy discussion hopefully above the hyperpartisanship of a presidential election year. vote for energy focuses on what unites us as a nation and seeks to drive national energy discussion that's focused on facts that are smart, responsible, pro-energy policies and what they mean for american jobs -- a stronger economy, a better environment, and continued global energy leadership. and it will focus on the facts, will focus on the future, and empower voters with the information they need to understand where those who seek to lead us stand on america's energy future. vote for energy and our industry's central message is straightforward -- energy is fundamental to our society. and thanks to american innovation and entrepreneurial spirit, the united states stands as the world's leader in energy production and environmental improvement and will remain a global energy leader only if we get our nation's energy policy right today and tomorrow. there will be those whose rhetoric and contributions to the national energy policy conference consist only of personal attacks, misinformation, and political polemics, that attempt to

we are a better nation because of what their leadership and sacrifice meant to us. aswe celebrate the 75th anniversary of f.d.r.'s four freedoms speech, it is clear we still have a lot of work to do to make the promise of four freedoms real. income inequality in america is greater today than at any time than just since before the great depression. there are many reasons for america's growing economic inequality, including globalization and technology. but the biggest reason is nearly 40 years of deliberate political decisions to undo the progress of f.d.r.'s new deal and concentrate more and more income and wealth in the hands of a few. f.d.r. was right when he said that -- quote -- "economic laws are not made by nature but by human beings." i hope this year we can work together to pass laws that will increase economic opportunity for all americans, rebuild america's middle class, and free more americans from the fear of want. f.d.r. said that we americans believe in the four freedoms, not just for ourselves but for our families. for those who vote as we do or look lik

what have we learned as a nation from that war and a state because of operation desert storm. >> what we learned as a nation is the interesting things that for the first time we used a seth fighter plane that evening in baghdad against a pretty good air densand it was successful. the first time we used satellites for weapons use and also for communications for information and intelligence, surveillance. we were doing all of these things for the first time in a combat environment and those things have rolled over down to the day and they have been refined in great measure. >> here we are 25 years later and we still have a presence there. how does the war continue to influence us today. >> how does it continue to influence us? i think you are talking about 25 years ago or today's war? >> what's been left behind basically? >> well i think what's left behind is we didn't leave behind. we should have left more forces in iraq in 2011 and opted not to do that and as a consequence they didn't have a stable government. that we don't want to end up in afghanistan coming up here within the next year because the stability of those governments depends on an american influence.

and i will do everything in my power to move us forward as a nation and make us more inclusive in every possible way i can across the board because that's what makes us stronger as a country. thank you. >> governor, you were talking about farming earlier and the status here in iowa. we have a question about that. this is janet linderman, president of the iowa farmers union. she's leaning towards clinton, but she's a fourth generation farmer and she has a question. >> first i want to the say, i love that you mentioned the problem of market concentration in the ag sector. >> yeah, not good for family farms, is it? >> not too great. not nearly as many as there used to be. my question is about beginning farmers. i'm a beginning farmer. the average age of farmers in the united states right now is about 57 years old. and that number goes up a little bit each year for beginning farmers. a group that includes a growing number of veterans, women farmers like me and other groups. we sdo have some opportunities with innovative business models that include more diversified farms, more sustainable f

person to get a gun and guns and kill children, and not do anything about it, something wrong with us, as a nation. >> well the mayor there referring to the shooting at sandy hook elementary. he calls that a wake-up call to show americans the need for gun control. >> well, the friends who bought assault rivals identification dollars in the san bernardino attacks scheduled to appear in court this morning to answer the gun immigration and terrorism related charges against him. >> prosecutors say mark quest, jr. bought the guns used in the december 2nd massacre that killed 14 people and injured 22 other. >> meanwhile, investigators are asking for people to fill in the blanks here. time line. the fbi says they are looking for information from anybody about 18 minute gap between the shootings, and when they, the suspect, engaged police out on the freeway and were shot to deathment and they ask if you know anything, to contact authorities immediately. what were they doing for that 18 minutes, contacting other people? >> well, there already community meeting for law enforcement and community members to d

warriors, their skill, their mettle, their commitment to teammates, to their families, and to us as a nation. the loss of a promising, smart, steadfast young man whose devotion to family and country was freely given, should not and will not be accepted without sorrow and respect. i had the chance to meet matthew's wife and their 3-month-old son on friday when matthew came back to dover air force base. everything his family said about him and speaks of him i would like to have known. it is said that the true soldier fights not because he hates what's in front of him, but because he loves what's behind him. matthew leaves behind a proud and beautiful family. his wife asked that she have a chance to go up to walter reed to see the man who her husband went out to save who is still alive. that's the kind of family this is. we, as a nation, should be forever grateful that someone of his caliber and his family continue to choose to fight. mr. speaker, we have entered the 15th year of this war. and it's easy to forget what's still going on in iraq and afghanistan and other places where our soldiers

a member of the new york air national guard... too. 3 "events like this are important, for the families to say goodbye to their loved ones, for us as a community to be here for those families who have lost their loved ones. and also for us as a state and a nations to be inspired by people like joe lemm, who have been such great american heroes, who sacrifice their lives for our freedoms."governor rickets has officially proclaimed january 16th 20 - 16 as joseph lemm day in honor of his survice to our county. . lemm is survived by his wife christine... daughter brook... and son ryan. 3 the sioux city camera club held its siouxland images presentation yesterday afternoon.this was at the lewis and clark encounter center. a gallery has been set up for the sioux city camera club... it's been now. the exhibit features 34 pictures showing unique landmarks and the characteristics of sioux city. 3 flying in and out of sioux city will be getting a little bit easier. american airlines is adding a flight to dallas - fort worth this spring.the new service will start may 5th. there will be a daily flight that leaves dallas at 12 - 20 in the after

as though it was a marginal event. i believe it's at the core of what we need to do as a nation to keep us safe. we need to test troy isis. we can't contain it. >> reporter: some lawmakers say the fault lies with congress. that congress should go on the record and vote yes or no to declare war on isis. >> we need to send a message to the american people that we stand with the president. >> reporter: still, other democrats thought mr. obama's message on isis missed the mark. >> i would have preferred to hear a much more detailed set of plans as to how we organize an international effort to stop isis. >> reporter: tuesday the president tried alloying the fear -- allaying the fears on the minds of many americans. >> they do not threaten our existence. reporting. polle. in your opinion do terrorists threaten our national existence? news3lv.com. >> marie: hillary clinton released her latest ad last night ahead of the president's state of the union address. the ad highlights her commitment u.s. the ad titled "i'm with him" centers on clinton's sup supporting reform that reduce gun violence. she argues

i put us in a bad situation. )) as for lewis, a number of national commentators have wondered about 'his' job security after last night's meltdown.tonight, adam schefter of espn is reporting that the bengals aren't considering replacing lewis. he has a year to go on his contract.and as for, the way his team looked and comported itself in the final two said this. trt :20outcue:..chances to win the football game." ((lewis: our guys have fought their tails off all year. fought their tails off today. got back and went ahead. and we destructed on ourself, both offense and defense together. how upset are you with pac man for losing his cool? again, i'm not gonna single out our guys. we had enough chances to win the football game.)) and bengals offensive reportedly spent the day today, here in cincinnati, visiting with several members of the 49ers front office.he's now reportedly meeting with cleveland browns front office people about their head coach's job. he's believed in washington right now, the redskins and packers are in the _____. _______leads that nfc playoff game, ___to___ with tem

. >> he'll keep us first as a nation in the caucus. cynthia: steve and stacey. stacey: by the way, front runner donald trump was not at tonight's debate. he held an alternative event during the same time at drake university tonight. steve: the rest of the candidates though, sounding off about immigration among a number of issues. >> that is the book where you changed your position on immigration, because you used to support a path to citizenship. >> so did you. >> you led the charge with a gang of eight. i supported it. >> it's fully insulting though is that he is the king of saying you're for amnesty. everybody's for amnesty except for ted cruz but it's a falseness and that's an authenticity problem, that everybody he knows is not as perfect as him because we're all for amnesty. i was for legalization. if you have border security, you have legalization. so was ted. he said now it wasn't so. that's not true. >> you helped design george w. bush's immigration policy and when you got to the senate, you did an interview with cbs news, you said on the issue of people

position of leadership worldwide and enables us to export those values that really make us exceptional as a nation. >> if you had one of the presidential candidates sitting across the table from you what would you tell him or her? her it's better to unite us rather than divide us. they want to be inspired by their leaders. they want to an agenda and focus on opportunities for all americans regardless of any factors, making sure that they're promoting an agenda that's going to strengthsen our economy for the long-term. >> corporate taxes is one of the issues that your members cite, the highest in the world corporate taxes. >> that's right. >> what would you ask a presidential candidate to do if they get the oval office about that. >> i think the question is, is it a badge of honor to have the highest corporate tax rate in the world when you see businesses having to make decisions? i mean, manufacturing is mobile, right? i mean, manufacturers are making decisions where to headquarter their operations in order to be able to invest more money into research and development and product lines. they can't

you had to have the 14th and 15th amendment it's taken us a long time and we're still in the process as a nation of trying to get a more perfect union" union"the 13th amendment and emancipation proclamation will be on display through june. tonight -- we know when dayton's air force museum expansion will open. open.crews have been moving historic and experimental aircraft in to the new building since october.they say the 40-million dollar expansion will open in june. the museum draws more than a weather and sports are ahead, what do you guys have coming up? up? you could own ruth lyons house! (sot)...the cincinnati woman credited for inventing the daytime t-v talk show... we'll take you on a tour of her home and reveal the price tag! the home of a cincinnati broadcasting pioneer is up for sale. sale.ruth lyons -- who hosted the immensely popular "fifty fifty club" in the 1950's and '60's -- lived in a former farmhouse in mount airy.the daughter of the current owner tells our scott wegener -- the house has a charm that is hard to say goodbye to. the original version of the game skittles was a favo

cities why are 50% of those kids dropping out of high school, which, of course, is a disaster for us as a nation. well, those kids are observant and they look around and they say i'm not getting educated anyway. i might as well be out there. those are situations we have to avoid. we only have 330 million people. we have to compete with china with 1.4 billion, india with 1.1billion, we have to develop all of our people. and for every one of those kids we can keep from going down that path of self-destruction, that's one less person we have to be afraid of, protect our families from, one less person we have to pay for in the penal system or the welfare system, one more taxpaying productive member of society who may discover a new energy source or the cure for cancer. we can't to throw any of our people away. >> paul, the other thing that we got to recognize there's a huge political element to this, too. the single most destructive force for public education in this country is the teachers union. it is the single most destructive force. i will tell you what happened in my state. we got a lot of ref

which of course is a disaster for us as a nation. well, those kids are observe vant and they look around and say i'm not getting educated anyway. i may as well be out there. those are situations that we have to avoid. we only have 330 million people. we have to compete with china, with 1.4 billion. india, with 1.1 billion. we have to develop all of our people. for every one of those kids we can keep from going down that path of self-destruction, that's one less person we have to be afraid of, protect our families from. one less person we have to pay for in the penal system or welfare system. one more tax paying productive member of society who may discover a new energy source or the cure for cancer. we can't afford to throw any of our people away. [applause] governor christie: the other thing is there is a huge political element to this, too. the single most destructive force for public education in this country is the teach every's union. it is the single most destructive force. i will tell you what happened to my state. we got a lo

used by isil as a propaganda, make no mistake about that. they understand that this is what they're saying about america. it's against our values. it makes us weaker as a nation. it's for that reason, mr. president, that we found that national security professionals from both parties, including henry kissinger, david petraeus, brent scowcroft, michael chertoff all have come out in opposition on the grounds it would undermine our security and benefit isis. these are professionals. they understand the risk factors. what we should be doing is everything we can to protect us from the threat of isil. that means let's figure out ways that we can share intelligence information among all of our willing partners. let's provide the leadership, particularly in those countries in which isil can operate so that the governments represent all the communities. there's not a void so that the sunni minority population feel that their only safety is with isil. let's make sure we cut off all the financial support for isil, including their oil expaibilities the transport of oil of the and this is what the obama administration is doing. let's make sure that we do cut off any of th

day. 73 years ago this week america was attacked at pearl harbor leading us into a war that would define who we are as a nationwe honor the world war ii members of the civil air patrol with the congressional gold medal, the highest expression of national appreciation. we remember the over 400,000 servicemen and women who made the ultimate sacrifice so that we might be free. many of these brave americans were the unpaid volunteers of the civil air patrol who provided extraordinary humanitarian and combat services during a critical time of need for the nation. and without their service, many more would have perished. as a son of a b-17 bomber and a world war ii veteran, i am especially proud to be here to honor the veterans with us here today. my dad was my hero. and so, too, are all of you. many of you flew dangerous missions using your own aircraft to attack enemy submarines, nighttime tracking missions, cargo transport, search and rescue, fire patrols, disaster relief and medevac. the civil air patrol was a pioneering opportunity for our nation's women to serve in uniform, including one i want to notice today

they interact and create to combine a maritime environment that is increasingly used, increasingly stressed, increasingly important to us as a nation and increasingly contested. and as mr. hughes mentioned there is a fourth force and that is for the foreseeable future our resource environment is going to be challenging. we will not by able to buy our wait out of this challenge. if you are a student of history you know the reality is we never have been able to. we have been working with finite resources always. so what is the role of the navy in this changing world? our mission remains by and large the same. to keep the homeland safe and protect american interest around the world and protect our prosperity and the trait in which our prosperity is founded and so much, 90%, of goods travel over the sea. to guarantee our strategic influence around the world through our presence, high end competition, and if necessary through israeli-palestine conflict. but we are going to have to answer these strategies. i have laid out four vector responses in response to the growing importance of the maritime domain we are going to challenge ourselve

martin luther king jr holiday being used as a day of service. the national and local efforts being made in honor of the civil rights leader. miriah: and the bitter cold continues today. the warmest one of the day will be in the low teens, it will this evening, back in the >> you' wlwt news 5. mark: a group of americans is expected to get medical check-ups in germany, after they were released from prison in iran. lisa: five americans were released over the weekend, after the u.s. lifted sanctions on iran for complying with parts of the nuclear deal. at least one of the americans decided to stay in iran. the president was positive about the deal, but says sanctions against iran remain in place for violations of human rights, support of terrorism, and its ballistic missile program. president obama as i' ve said : many times, the nuclear deal our differences with iran, but still, engaging directly with the iranian government on a sustained basis for the first time in decades has created a unique opportunity. lisa: the americans, that are reunited with their fami

how anyone running as a republican can be supportive of these defense can you tell us, the party of reagan the party of strong nationalyond me. my number one priority as president will be to rebuild the military. >> and i would support that if you do it in a smart way. okay. but americans don't want the united states taking it alone. why not bring in nato? why not lead that way? i just don't get any of you guys not putting that forth. i don't get it. >> well i don't think i have never said that he we shouldn't. it's should most definitely be the part of any effort. it won't happen without us going first. only america -- america is nato. >> yeah. so we could get it done if -- >> -- the american military. >> but that's the solution to it. >> we need to put together -- it's not just nato countries by the way. i think jordan and saudi arabia and egypt needs to also contribute to this effort especially on the ground. >> all the sunni countries will follow. >> nato will not take action without american leadership. >> nobody has put forth article a. the french president did hollande. but everybody ignored him. listen -- >> -