the militant group al-shabaab, al qaeda' s affiliate in somalia, highlighting trump' s call to ban muslims entering the us. trump' s words sandwiched between the propaganda warnings of us .s.-born cleric anwar al-awlaki, who was killed in a drone strike four years ago. al-awlaki: the west will eventually turn against its muslim citizens. reporter this is the first known : instance of extremists using trump' s language to attract followers, although not by isis, as hillary clinton predicted. mrs. clinton: he is becoming isis' s best recruiter. reporter: the democratic frontrunner ignited a war of words with trump when she warned that his rhetoric would become mrs. clinton: they are going to people showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more radical jihadists. reporter: trump blasted clinton, calling her a liar. mr. trump: "donald trump is on video, and isis is using him on the video to recruit." and it turned out to be a lie. she' s a liar. bob: the video was released on twitter friday. clinton' s campaign declined to comment on the video. today, there is more fuel f

now to the elephant who won't be donald trump landed in des moines about an hour ago for tonight's benefit... channel 13's justin surrency joins us live from drake university... justin.. a lot of trump supporters will be disappointed the debates are over for democratic candidates.... now they're trying to round up as many supporters as possible.. channel 13's stephanie moore joins us live in newton where a clinton campaign rally just ended... stephanie... early childhood education was the focus today... yes it's appropriate clinton held her event here inside the berg middle school gym because her message was all about growing the economy and that starts with a quality education.....in fact before today's rally she met privately with the group, every child matters to talk about the future of education. clinton was greeted by a big crowd, filling the small middle school gym clinton was greeted by a big crowd, filling the small middle school gym to the max, in fact clinton's speech had to be streamed into an overflow room at the school because there was so many people who showed up. she focused on everyone and refinancing current st

this, i think trump well-poised to win it and if he does, it makes the other candidates that much more difficult. fernando: this shift in momentum, do you think it' s connected to trump using the fact that ted cruz was born in canada as some wedge issue? michael: it contributed to it in a small way. what it did was, more importantly, is it got people to stop their inclination to move toward cruz. it said to them, well maybe i' ll think about that. let me think. really? it can turn the table. and i think that' s what that did. it was the combination. it wasn' t the whole canadian birther thing, but it was, you know, no one likes him. the combination of these two. not only is he not from america, but no one likes him. and people are like, wow. fernando: is that really? it seems very odd to me that the senate refuses to help him out and do a proclamation. [laughter] michael: it' s because no one like him fernando: and what does that say, though? beyond the human aspect of not liking him, what does it say ted cruz presidency? if you aren' t camping along your party in the senate today, what would change if you were? michael: well, i have two brains on that one. the first is it

going into this, i think trump well-poised to win , rest of this effort by the other candidates that much more difficult. momentum, do you think it' s connected to trump using the fact that ted cruz was born in canada as some wedge issue? michael: it contributed to it in a small way. what it did was, more importantly, is it got people to stop their inclination to move toward cruz. it said to them, well maybe i' ll think about that. let me think. really? it can turn the table. and i think that' s what that did. it wasn' t the whole canadian birther thing, but it was, you know, no one likes him. the combination of these two. not only is he not from america, but no one likes him. and people are like, wow. fernando: is that really? it seems very odd to me that the senate refuses to help him out and do a proclamation. [laughter] michael: it' s because no one like him fernando: and what does that say, though? beyond the human aspect of not about a potential presidency? ted cruz presidency? if you aren' t camping along your party in the senate today, what would change if you were? michael: well, i have two brains on that one. the first is it makes it very difficul

shabbab releases a new video featuring presidential candidate donald trump-- the recruitment video, critisizes racism in the u-s. and uses trump's muslims as fuel for people to convert to radical islam. trump has come under fire from republican and democratic candidates alike-- for his controversial comments and plan to ban foreign muslims from entering the country. a bar in new york -- targeted for a new year's eve terror plot authorities say the attack could have been gruesome had they not interviened. they arrested 25 year old emanuel lutchman just a day before new years for plotting to attack people. they indentified the man as an islamic state sympathizer armed with knives and a machete. "he's been around the neighborhood for some time. he's a panhandler and a lot of businesses have asked him to leave. he's banned in a few of them." reporter: "including yourself?" "including myself." lutchman is charged with trying to provide material support to isis. his next court date is january 8th. president obama is starting 20-16 with fox news correspondent kevin corke has the details potus says: "we know that we can't stop e

trump help or hurt himself when he skipped tonight' s republican debate? that is the big question on the campaign trail. tracy potts reports from >> donald trump ' s use on megyn kelly has less -- led to one less candidate on the debate stage. >> you leave, that is what you do. >> ted cruz talents -- challenge donald trump to a one-on-one event. >> he doesn' t want to answer questions from the men and women of iowa about how his record doesn' t match what he is selling. >> drawing attention to where crews was born, donald trump said can we do it in canada? other candidates are ready to move on. >> this is not a show, this is serious. >> chris christie talks about being bumped from the main stage. no, i said give me a podium and microphone. you do not walk away. you stand up and fight. >> it is not clear if iowa voters will be offended or impressed. tracy potts, nbc news, washington. michelle: authorities announced three more arrests in the malicious -- militia standoff in oregon. their leader called on supporters to go home. >> to those remaining at the refuge, i love you. let us take this fight from here. please stand down. please stand down. >> one

cruz trekking back with a shot involving donald trump's mother who was born in scotland.tr >> on the issue of citizenship, i'm not going to use your mother 's birth against you. >> and also donald trump's hometown of. >> but a lot of conservatives, the manhattan. >> with a spotlight on donald trump and ted cruz of and ted >> nick christie has endorsed many of the ideas that barack obama supports. >> when you are senator you get to just talk but when you are governor youen are held accountable. >> attacking each other they shared a a common favor targeted .. >> on tuesday i watched storytime with barack obama.y >> this president is undermining the constitutional basis of this government.t. >> reid binion reporting. >> sunday on canceling some las vegas shows, after the death of her husband rene angelil who died yesterday in las vegas after a fight with throat cancer , they have been married since 1994 with three children together, he was her manager and producer for years after receiving a demo tape from her family, he was 73 years old. >> and officer called a hero for happened in colombia, the officer who is a mother found the baby and in t

trump also facing questions - about this video by the terror group al shabaab: the al qaeda affiliate using a clip of trump in one of its recruitment messages. sot - total and complete shutdown?" on c-b-s news' face the nation - trump made clear he's not changing his message about muslims in america. sot - donald trump / presidential candidate john dickerson: "does it concern you at all that you're being used in essentially a recruitment video?" donald trump: "what am i gonna do? i have to say what i have to say." sot - hillary clinton / presidential candidates "he is becoming isis's best recruiter." during the last democratic debate - clinton said trump's language is aided terror groups like isis - but provided no evidence. sot - rick klein / abc news political director "hillary clinton has to be tempted to say "told ya so" when this video emerges, but she has to be careful because she did overstate the facts on the debate stage a few weeks ago." clinton's democratic rival, senator bernie sanders, didn't address the video - but he did say trump needs to be called out. sot - sen. bernie sanders / presidential candidate "trump is over the edge. the guy just comes up with things off the

ted cruz continues to answer questions about the new york values phrase he used against rival donald trump during last night' s debate. and tonight, he offered somewhat of an apology. cruz: and i apologize to all the cops and firefighters of 9/11 who had no choice but to stand in turned their backs on the mayor because he over and over and criminals, rather than that -- rather than the brave men and women of blue. meredith: cruz continues his campaign tomorrow in new york. jim: in just a few hours, florida' s python challenge will begin. this year, it starts tomorrow and runs through february 14th. it' s a public hunt for the invasive burmese pythons in the everglades. participants are competing for prizes for catching the most snakes. during the last challenge, 68 pythons were caught. leaders say one of the goals of the event is to make people aware of the python problem, and how to report them. meredith: we have a traffic alert. several streets in downtown will be closed from 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for the martin luther king holiday parade. this begins on orange avenue and central avenue and goes down rosali

trump only to plummet in the polls. marco rubio that didn' t happen : to us. he said some things about us and we responded, but my campaign is not about donald trump. it' s not about stopping donald trump. my campaign is about becoming president of the united states. adam: supporters like former state senator jim rausch see rubio as the candidate who can win in february and november. >> he' s the adult in the room right now. he' s presented himself in a professional manner, and i believe when it comes to election time he will win the primary. adam: campaigning on this final sunday of the nfl regular season, rubio' s beloved miami dolphins are playing the new england patriots. he doesn' t hide from the rivalry, but smartly cut his speech short so everyone could watch the game. adam is this awkward at all : today? sen. birdsell: not at all. not at all. we know the best team' s going to win, so i' m not really too worried about it. and i think he knows it, too. adam: i' m guessing you' re hoping that at some point in the future, you' ll be inviting your team to the white house? marco rubio absolutely. : i would love to be president and have the dolphins the

using video of the border in morocco and he is referencing mexico. the spokesperson for trump says the use the footage bugs intentional to show how the u. s. trump says the u. s. could end up to be a "dumping ground "for third world countries.>>> and ted cruz is tied with donald trump with 25% support among the republican voters. crews -- ted cruz has surged 20% since october, carly fiorina has dropped to 3%, marco rubio at 13%. this state plays a major role when it comes to fundraising for democrats and the rug -- and for the republicans. >>> a former starbucks barista admits on camera she stole the credit card information. the confront her in the drive- through, and this video was posted. it is the woman confronting the woman, and she took longer than usual to return her credit card, and days later she learned that her credit card had been compromised.>> we got you on camera yesterday for $212, so know that the cops are coming up here, and we have recorded everything. you know what you did. >> i am sorry that i took money from you. i'm sorry but this is inconvenient for you.>> the 19- year-old priest admits that she wrote down the card nu

today trump making aim at the democrats. obama both heavily criticized. 7's byron barnett live for us in windham with a look. look.. >> reporter: this was a classic trump israeli. he was attacking his opponents and firing up his base. >>> president obama, you are fired! >> reporter: donald trump bash bashing president obama as well as the other candidates running for the job. he hit his chief reason cannon ted cruise . >>> ted cruise has a problem because is he a natural born citizen? i don't know. i mean, nobody knows. >> reporter: trump took aim at bernie sanders . >>> i want to run against bernie. oh that's a dream come true. this guy, he would make some president. 90% tax, everybody. >> reporter: the billionaire real estate mogul. he is not bagging down from his promise to bull a wall on the >>> who is going to pay for the wall? who? okay. the crowd of about 500 cheered. many saying they are voting for trump no matter what? >>> to me he is telling the truth. he is not, got big money in back of him that he is working for us us. he is our man . >>> you get folks that will vote for h

trump, and others who may be using these kinds of coded appeal to? professor rigueur: so the interesting thing with donald trump is that he' s been pretty explicit about who he' s trying to appeal to. he' s trying to appeal to working class, poor whites. also some kind of disaffected whites. people who have been leaving the republican party, and leaving politics in general. so he' s really trying to get them back into the gop, but he' s doing it in a way that is explicitly racial and racialized -- and some might even say racist. fernando: and, professor, when you hear, or when people hear, in general, that one particular group, i mentioned mexicans, but there are other people that have been singled out in this campaign, are being attacked as it were, does that have an impact when other groups? in other words, when african-americans are attacked, do hispanics react in a similar way? or gay people? or young women or whomever? professor rigueur: well, i think one of the things that we' ve seen over the past couple of couple of decades, is the solidifying of the minority bloc vote. so in the last presidential election, in 2012, barack obama got 80% of the

trump has other plans... channel 13's josh nguyen is following that story this morning... he joins us live at the iowa events center, where the debate will be held replaced the debate with another event.. it's a rally to benefit veterans and it takes place at the exact same time. that's 8 p-m, at drake university's sheslow auditorium. doors open at 5. trump hasn't said which veterans organization the money will go towards. but additional details are expected soon. donald trump's decision is ruffling the feathers of one of his rivals... 8 o'clock saturday night, a 2 hour one on one debate. now if gentle donald cannot handle megyn kelly how about for a moderator instead, mark levin. in west des moines, ted cruz again invited trump to a one on one debate. cruz said they could take questions from audience members if they couldn't agree on a moderator. he even proposed a venue, "western iowa tech" in sioux city. however, other republican rivals don't mind trump's absence on obviously, the fewer people that there are, the more time you will actually get to explain things. well, you know, mo

trump' s delusional. rand paul: i think that donald trump believes in no limits to power as long as it' s coming to that' s very, very worrisome to us i think that conservatives , across the country should be alarmed at his candidacy because i don' t think he' s a real conservative. courtis: the democrats are looking at the possibility that former new york mayor michael bloomberg would run as an independent. experts think it would take nominations of trump or ted cruz to enter the race. most candidates said they' d welcome him. some others said they will not comment until he officially declares. hillary clinton said she' d save him all the trouble by winning the nomination. >> most accurate forecast. erik: not a bad sunday, we saw sunshine this afternoon, temperatures climbing above the freezing mark in most spots. things have cooled off. more so in some spots than others. usually it is colder in hamilton the northern kentucky but tonight we are seeing 30 degrees and in hamilton we are seeing the snowpack. we are talking about temperatures in the mid-20' s. the snowpack may play a role in tomorrow' s forecast, especially as we head

breaking from the usual trump' s , daughter ivanka made a brief wmur' s adam sexton was there too and joins us from the site of the rally, concord high school. adam: donald trump continues to be the biggest draw in the republican field. today he packed hundreds into the concord high gym. the home of the crimson tide posted the man who could hit the nation like the synonymy if he >> are going to be so tired of me. you' ll be saying keep that guy out of here. but we have to win. adam: trump once wrote that deals are his art form, but now he faces perhaps the most difficult closing in american politics, earning the votes of granite staters. his stream-of-consciousness stump speeches are featuring more local references. >> you look at what happened to new england, you look at what happened to new hampshire we' re bringing our jobs back. cause ultimately that' s going to be the most important thing. we' re not going to be the stupid people anymore. we' re bringing our jobs back, ok? thank you. adam: the campaign is openly laughing at questions about the strength of its ' ground game' or ability to

ed: a new year is almost upon us, and so is a presidential election, we are asking for predictions and more. who do you think it' s the republican nomination? >> donald trump. >> marco rubio or ted cruz. ed: what you think the odds are it donald trump wins he names >> i don' t think it will happen. ed: who gets the democrat side? >> hillary. >> hillary. >> hillary. ed: who do you think wins t sur bowl? >> the patriots. ed: can the red sox go from last to first? you' re not sure about that one. [laughter] is 2016 the year that adele finally adds her last name? >> no. ed: are we allowed to air that? mary ann: donald trump versus hillary clinton in a general election. the first woman president, policy will never be the same, it will be the most epic fun election ever. patrick: it' s going to be very big. i think that trump is moving toward the nomination. it pains me, but i will tell you this, enabling -- in a national election, hillary wins. janet: remember this moment, everybody. [laughter] jim: republicans are going to have a long time of introspection after this. ed: i was wondering, what would happen here because jim turned to me and asked if -- i' m not

the former vice presidential candidate announcing her endorsement and now stumping for trump. 7's nancy chen joins us with what palin told trump supporters. >> nancy: sarah, good morning. palin getting a lot of love in iowa. she fired up the crowd and said she's ready to voice her support for a donald trump presidency. great again? sarah palin is back on the campaign trail in iowa, and she's throwing her support behind donald trump. >> mr. trump, you're right, look back there in the press box. heads are spinning. media heads are spinning. this is going to be so much fun. >> nancy: palin saying she's ready to take on the g.o.p. establishment. >> they wanted to duck and hide. they didn't want to talk about these issues until he brought them up. in fact, they've been wearing this political correctness kind of like a suicide vest, and enough is enough. these issues that donald trump talks about have to be debated. >> nancy: palin says donald trump is the right man to fight terror. >> are you ready for a commander-in-chief who will let our warriors do their job and go kick isis' [bleeped]. >> nancy: the e

trump didn't get that will help him the most... governor branstad knows who he doesn't want to be president... channel 13's dave price has story.. he joins us first on 13... there are days politics can surprise us. today, was a huge surprise....or yuuuuggg as donald trump might say. iowa governor terry branstad didn't hold back... he wants iowans to make sure ted cruz doesn't win iowa's governor...2806 i think it would be very damaging to our state. i believe it would be support him." the governor told me that after fuels summit. branstad acknowledges ted cruz is leading the iowa caucus polls among republicans...and he might have the best organized campaign operation here. but the governor says cruz is in his words the biggest opponent of renewable fuels. cruz introduced a bill to elminated the renewable fuels standard altogether. the governor says big oil finances cruz's presidential campaign because he backs them over iowa's ethanol interests. cruz's presidential campaign because he backs them over iowa's ethanol interests. here's cruz....from cnn... "well look, it is no surprise that the establishment is in full panic mode. we said from

the terror group revealing its new propagana video featuring donald trump -- using his call to ban muslims from entering the u-s as a recruitment tool. the very issue brought up during the last democratic debate. correspondent jim avila has more script: it's not from isis but the muslim extremist terror group al shabaab... the al quaeda arm in somalia has posted recruitment video using donald trumps famous vow to bar muslims from traveling to the us sot trump: donald j. trump is calling for a total paradise and encourages african americans in the united states to convert to muslim and join the jihad. who was killed in a us drone strike 4 years ago. he says "the west will eventually turn on its muslim citizens and seems to use trumps words to support his premise. hillary clinton said isis would use trumps muslim travel ban as a recruiting tool but until tonight there had been no evidence of anything even close to that. jim avila, travelling with the president in hawaii. employees at a summerlin store are shaken after they were robbed by two people wearing distinct disguises. store near rampart and charleston.. t

news 13's lauren brigman joins us with the details. lauren? the battle between donald trump and ted cruz has turned into open attacks as poll numbers tighten. 3 3 3 (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) "ted cruz is a problem. he's got a real problem." trump says that's because cruz was born in canada... though cruz's mother is a u-s citizen. on twitter... trump said "there is no way that ted cruz can continue running in the republican primary unless he can erase doubt on eligibility. dems will sue!" in response... cruz went beyond defending his u-s citizenship... to questioning trump's character. during a radio interview... cruz said trump has little in common with voters in iowa and new hampshire. 3 (voice of ted c cz, (r) presidential candidate) "well, look, i think he may shift in his new rallies to play 'new york, new york' because donald comes from new york and he embodies new york values." trump has narrowed the gap with cruz in the latest iowa poll... from 10 points one currently.

and: it s no time machine, but the delorean motor company is about to give us a blast from the you won t see donald trump at tomorrow night s presidential debate on fox news. the g-o-p frontrunner is ditching the debate in des moines -- because megyn kelly is hosting. this just days before the iowa caucus. weijia jiang has the story. pkg donald trump takes pride in calling himself a washington outsider...and now he )ll be sitting out of the last gop debate before the iowa caucuses. sot: donald trump/r presidential candidate "let em have their debate and ratings." trump is refusing to participate in the fox news debate because the network rejected his demand to pull megyn kelly as a moderator. ted cruz - trump )s closest rival in the polls - mocked the businessman when he tweeted a link to a monty python movie. nats "brave sir robin ran away." "no!" some voters we talked to in des moines say they were disappointed with trump )s decision. sot: weijia jiang/cbs news/des moines, iowa "what message do you think it sends to iowans when a candidate decides last minute to drop out of the debate?" sot: judy marti

this week g-o-p presidential candidate -- donald trump has been hitting democratic rival hillary clinton pretty hard -- by using her husband s infidelities chris frates has the story -- --reporter pkg- as follows-- "the way that she s been treated is just more evidence of the fact that our country has so much hatred towards successful women and an inability to separate their accomplishments from that of powerful men." lena dunham -- girls -- taking what sounds like a veiled shot at donald trump... who is relentlessly attacking hillary clinton for her husband s sex scandals. a strategy of guilt by association. on instagram: "women )s rights are human rights and human rights are women s rights once and for-p&all.-p&-p&- let s keep fighting for opportunity and dignity." on the stump: donald trump/ r presidential candidate "she wants to accuse me of things and her husband is one of the great abusers of the world? give me a break, give me a break." and on twitter "i hope bill clinton starts talking about women s issues so that voters can see what a hypocrite he is and how hillary abused those women! "the worst thing hillary could

us here? >>> sinking 401(k)s, millions of americans nervous about their money. >>> relentless, trump unleashes perhaps his most personal attack on the clintons yet. >>> trapped underground. an all-night rescue mission to save 17 rs, hundreds of feet beneath the earth after something went very wrong. >>> what you eat. controversy tonight over what's in and red meat, eggs, now okay? not with everyone. >>> and the can opener, a nickname for a crash after crash an internet sensation. why aren't drivers getting the heads-up?htly news" begins now. >>> good evening. it is a small world. no one knows that better than knows who watch the value of their savings and retirement accounts drop today. all because of china's economic problems. the dow's 392-point drop today brings losses for the four trading days of the new year to 911 points or more than 5%. if it has us asking if can trigger those kind of losses in this country, what does it say about the health of our economy? nbc's anne thompson finds out. >> reporter: another bungee jump for the nation's stock market. the dow plummeting more than 300 poi

. >> meanwhile, donald trump sat down with with all due respect and told us the movement can be compared to ronald reagan in the 1980's. trump: reagan also one. i have not been in that position yet. we will see what happens. i cank the closest thing think of is reagan but i do not think it is the intensity we have. betty: we will catch the full interview on with all due respect at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. much more ahead in the next 20 minutes. want to buy shares before the ride becomes public question mark morgan stanley offering that chance to the top clients. the stock comes with a warning. uber will want to avoid the fate of twitter and gopro. shares hitting fresh lows today. is it a over for the companies? a look on the trade for the nasdaq having its best day in four months. energy, health care, and of course tech is leading the rally. ♪ betty: good afternoon. welcome back. time for a quick check of the markets before we get to our bloomberg is this flash. -- markets right now bloomberg business flash. the markets right now up over 300 points right now. energy, oil prices also closing at pretty much the high of t

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trump, and others who may be ``using these kinds of coded ``words, who are they trying to ``appeal to? ``professor rigueur: so the ``interesting thing with donald ``trump is that he' s been pretty ``explicit about who he' s trying ``to appeal to. ``he' s trying to appeal to working ``class, poor whites. ``also some kind of disaffected ``whites. ``people who have been leaving the ``republican party, and leaving ``politics in general. ``so he' s really trying to get ``them back into the gop, but he' s ``doing it in a way that is ``explicitly racial and racialized ``-- and some might even say ``racist. ``fernando: and, professor, when ``you hear, or when people hear, ``in general, that one particular ``group, i mentioned mexicans, but ``there are other people that have ``campaign, are being attacked as ``it were, does that have an ``impact when other groups? ``in other words, when ``african-americans are attacked, ``do hispanics react in a similar ``way? ``or gay people? ``or young women or whomever? `` ``professor rigueur: well, i think ``one of the things that we' ve ``seen over the past couple of ``years, and really the past ``couple of decades, is the ``solidifying

us here? >>> sinking 401(k)s, millions of americans nervous about their money. >>> relentless, donald trump unleashes perhaps his most personal attack on the clintons yet. >>> trapped underground. an all-night rescue mission to save 17 miners, hundreds of feet beneath the earth after something went very wrong. >>> what you eat. controversy tonight over what's in and what's not. red meat, eggs, now okay? not with everyone. >>> and the can opener, a nickname for a bridge that's seen crash after crash caught on camera. an internet sensation. why aren't drivers getting the heads-up?

s-a! >> sarah: a rowdy rally in lowell last night, trump joining the large crowd in chanting to drown out the protesters who repeatedly interrupted his speech. 7's kris anderson joins us with more on the presidential campaign. >> kris: quite the raucous atmosphere inside the tsongas center last night. protesters managed to get into the crowd of supporters. donald trump spoke in lowell just hours after releasing his first tv ad. >> it's a movement. i'm telling you. it's a movement. >> kris: donald trump spoke to saugus people in lowell monday. he said that with everyone's help, he's going the change the country. >> people used to call it "the silent majority." we're not silent anymore, folks. >> kris: along with a hunting number of supporters, protesters were also inside the rally. the crowd chanted "trump" and "u-s-a" as they were escorted out. police even created a free speech zone outside for protest. >> we want to show that everything he's saying is filled with hate. all lives matter, muslim, black, all lives matter. >> i'm donald trump, and i approve this message. >> kris: trump has released his first tv ad of the campaign. it's airing in iowa and new hampshire. t

s sfie. i'm not leaving until i get it. mr. trump: used to call me on ththe cell phone. [laughter] [applause] sharyl: much more in 2016. coming up next week on "full measure" -- >> we need immediate assistance.. we are oveveun. sharyl: a soon-to-be-released film provides one account of a rescue interrupted the night of the terrorist attacks on the u.s. compounds in benghazi. we ask real intelligence officers what should have happened. >> they ararout the door, on the plane, moving to wherever the crisis is. sharyl: and offer new evidence of what did not happen that night save american lives. thanks for spending part of your sunday with us. i'm sharyl attkisson. until next time, you can find us online at fullmeasure.news, follow us on twitter at feedback. until next time, we'll be searching for more stories that and in depth look at the people and events that shape our community.this is iowa in focus.this week -- we look back at what 2015 has contributed to the 2016 race for the white house.and we dig back and find the most interesting -- and lighthearted moments from our

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trump, and others who may be using these kinds of coded words, who are they trying to appeal to? professor rigueur: so the interesting thing with donald trump is that he' s been pretty explicit about who he' s trying to appeal to. he' s trying to appeal to working class, poor whites. also some kind of disaffected whites. people who have been leaving the republican party, and leaving politics in general. so he' s really trying to get them back into the gop, but he' s doing it in a way that is explicitly racial and racialized -- and some might even say racist. fernando: and, professor, when you hear, or when people hear, in general, that one particular group, i mentioned mexicans, but there are other people that have been singled out in this campaign, are being attacked as it were, does that have an impact when other groups? in other words, when african-americans are attacked, do hispanics react in a similar way? or gay people? professor rigueur: well, i think one of the things that we' ve seen over the past couple of years, and really the past couple of decades, is the solidifying of the minority bloc vote. so in the last presidential election, in 2012, b

however, trump also terror group al shabaab: the al qaeda affiliate using a clip of trump in one of its recruitment messages. sot - "donald j. trump is calling for total and complete shutdown?" on c-b-s news' face the nation - trump made clear he's not changing his message about muslims in america. (cbs face the nation) sot - donald trump / (r) presidential candidate john dickerson: "does it concern you at all that you're being used in essentially a recruitment video?" donald trump: "what am i gonna do? i have to say what i have to say." (abc debate) sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidates "he is becoming isis's best recruiter." during the last democratic debate - clinton said trump's language is aided terror groups like isis - but provided no evidence. sot - rick klein / abc news political director "hillary clinton has to be tempted to say "told ya so" when this video emerges, but she has to be careful because she did overstate the facts on the debate stage a few weeks ago." clinton's democratic rival, senator bernie sanders, didn't address the video - but he did say trump needs to be called out. (abc this week) sot - sen. bernie sanders / (d) presidential candidate "tru

the terror group revealing its new propagana video featuring donald trump -- using his call to ban muslims from entering the u-s as a recruitment tool. the very issue brought up during the last democratic debate. abc's senior national correspondent jim avila has but the muslim extremist terror group al shabaab... the al quaeda arm in somalia has posted recruitment video using donald trumps famous vow to bar muslims from traveling to the us sot trump: donald j. trump is calling for a total paradise and encourages between the recorded words of he says "the west will eventually turn on its muslim citizens and seems to use trumps words to support his premise. hillary clinton said isis would use trumps muslim travel ban as a recruiting tool but until tonight there had been no evidence of anything even close to that. jim avila, travelling with the president in hawaii. hillary clinton's campaign is getting more fuel this morning.. the democratic presidential candidate has raised 55-million dollars in the fourth quarter - topping her 100-million dollar goal. has collected 112 million dollars since its launch. the democ

us with more on the south carolina showdown. miriah: perhaps the fiercest flareups or between the two leading candidates, donald trump and ted cruz. >> on the issue of citizenship, donald, imo not going to use your mother' s birth against you. >> because it wouldn' t work. if you become the nominee, who the hell knows if you can even serve in office? miriah: trump and cruz came out swinging in a debate on the fox business network. those vying for the establishment vote, including marco rubio and chris christie come also pulled punches. the seven gop hopefuls were seeking to break out of the pack with less than a month ago for voting begins. but one point all of them could agree on, doing away with many of president obama' s policies and taking out hillary clinton lisa: thank you. the democratic candidates will debate for the fourth time this weekend. nbc news is hosting the debate in charleston, south carolina. nightly news anchor lester holt will serve as the moderator. the debate airs right here on wlwt starting at 9:00 right before news 5 at 11:00. more action with the issue of mark:more action with the issue of medical marijuana in ohio after the issue failed with voters in november. the speaker of th

and soo now they are using donald trump to say we've had enough. >> e.j.'swhy the right went wrong. i will be reading it during the commercials. ezra klein and david frum, thank you all for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. coming up in tonight's rewrite, everything you really want to know and need to know about hollywood legend john wayne, who endorsed donald trump today, even though he died in 1979. but first, the water crisis in flint, michigan. the governor apologized tonight and took full responsibility. sort of. 73% of americans try... ...to cook healthy meals. yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more... ...add one a day men's 50+. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it helps support healthy blood pressure with vitamin d and magnesium. i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in!

us here? >>> sinking 401(k)s, millions of americans nervous about their money. >>> relentless, donald trump unleashes perhaps his most personal attack on the clintons yet. >>> trapped underground. an all-night rescue mission to save 17 miners, hundreds of feet beneath the earth after something went very wrong. >>> what you eat. controversy tonight over what's in and what's not. red meat, eggs, now okay? not with everyone. >>> and the can opener, a nickname for a bridge that's seen crash after crash caught on camera. an internet sensation. why aren't drivers getting the heads-up? "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. no one knows that better than those who watch the value of their savings and retirement accounts take another steep drop today. all because of china's economic problems. the dow's 392-point drop today brings losses for the first four trading days of the new year to 911 points or more than 5%. if it has us asking if china's woes can trigger those kind of losses in this country, what does it say about the health of our economy? nbc's anne thompson finds out. >> reporter: another bung

kcrg-tv9's iowa city bureau chief mark carlson joins us from outside the trump event. mark, what are the protestors saying? university of f owa police say they're prepared for the potential of protesting at tonight's donald trump rally in iowa city. trump is scheduled to appear at a campaign event in the campus field house at 7:30 p.m. live in ic,

us here? >>> sinking 401(k)s, millions of americans nervous about their money. >>> relentless, donald trump unleashesost personal attack on the clintons yet. >> trapped underground. an all-night rescue mission to save 17 miners, hundreds of feet beneath the earth after something went very wrong. >>> what you eat. controversy tonight over what's in and what's not. red meat, eggs, now okay? not with everyone. >>> and the can opener, a nickname for a bridge that's seen crash after crash caught on camera. an internet sensation. why aren't drivers

and governor hailey used her platform during the s ste of the union, lambasted some within her rty, including republican frontrunner, donald trump. >> reporter: even when he's not supposed to be in the spotlight, donald trump is. nikki hail hayly's republican response. >> during anxious times it's can be tempting to follow the sin are call of the ang reest voices. >> you were referring to donald trump, correct? >> he was one of them. he has contributed to what i call irresponsible talk. governor haley, along with house speaker paul ryan represent what people think the gop should be, more diverse, more inclusive. leading the back and mobilizing a new base of support for the party and his closest rival fights back. >> reporter: trump, keechping up his birther attacks on cruz. cruz was born in canada to an american mother. >> that is a big, big factor. >> reporter: the rivals now fighting for fst in iowa, leaving little room for the establishment cappedndidates. >>> on theemocratic side things are getting more contentious as well. with just days left before the democratic debate airing here on nbc. clinton polls numbers continue to

used to become the frontrunner - free media - trump started 2016 as he ended 2015.. going afr both clintons on cnn's new day. (voice donald trump (r) presidential candidate) "she used the word sexist. i'm sexist. she was s ing very sort of derogatory terms. i said how the hell can she do that when she's got one of the great women abusers of all time sitting at her house." with the current president preparing executive measures aimed at curbing gun violence - trump criticized him with the kind of simple yet pointed overstatement that has been working well for him in politics. (voice donald trump (r) presidential candidate) "pretty soon you won't be able to get guns. it's another step in the way of not getting guns." trump rallied a huge crowd this weekend in mississippi ... (voice donald trump (r) presidential candidate) "outside we have thousands but it is iowa - just four weeks away - where trump's fiercest competitor in the caucuses is spending his week. (sen. ted cruz (r) presidential candidate) "this is now the time the men and women of iowa step up." ted cruz - on a 28- stop, six day bus tour -- is trying to turn his iowa lead in the polls - into an actual win next month -- appealing to evangelical

trump went as far as saying clinton, quote, "created isis with obama" on c-b- s's "face the nation." but he's also on the defense today... after an al qaeda affiliate used his proposed muslim ban in a recruiting continues to slam trump's inflammatory rhetoric. the war of words will likely continue in des moines today... hillary clinton is scheduled to including right here in des moines. event at building"... at 5-45 this evening. it's open to the public. the campaign trail is heating up ahead of the iowa caucuses, now just 4 weeks out... mike huckabee spoke to a large crowd at the "machine shed" in urbandale yesterday. huckabee reminded them he received more votes than anyone in the history of the caucuses when he won back in 2008. but it may be a different story this time around, the latest republican quinnipiac poll shows him polling at just one percent. still, he's confident he's made an impression with voters... we will have done events 99 counties since may... 150 events in january... i don't know of any other way to win a caucus other than the old fashioned way. huckabee will make five stops in the state today... ames, ogden, webster city, clarion