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greta: we are asking viewers to text us their questions as well. one viewer texted in, lord war has been considered to be the first battle of the revolution. can you discuss? at the beginning of the war, what was the percentage of loyalists versus patriots? war may wellre's be one of the first battles of the revolution. if we consider the timing of things, i think there is some cause to argue that. although i do not want to steal too much thunder from lexington and concorde, but i think there is some claim to this. dunmore left ear and marched off onto the frontier in a place that was growing increasingly down their.d put -- there. i am going to have to ruminate on that. the question about the numbers ,f loyalists here in virginia that starts the beginning of the revolution. for a long time historians argued about one third of the population was loyalist during the war. recently we have sort of revised those numbers down to about 15 or 20%. williamsburg, we do not loyalists and we see a number of loyalists who advertise in the newspapers that they

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we heard from one viewer who said i've got police activity right here in front of the gate. i think it happened here. there is every possibility it is not connected. we will have to wait. that viewer is right, there is a lot of police activity in that area. >> we are certainly seeing a lot of lights. we are coming up on the area where it bends surrounded becomes the southern highlands area. this is where they have this one vehicle surrounded. a couple of vehicles. this might be where the arrest certainly getting a lot of attention. it is right outside by the entrance. multiple vehicles here. i'm checking to see the jurisdiction. might be some henderson units along with metro. they have a half dozen units and they have the place around it. we have not been able to take anyone out. >> is that vehicle in the center damaged? it's tough to tell whether there was a collision involved. do you see evidence of that? >> i'm putting up the grain just a little bit, which makes it grainy. that gives us more like. maybe the white car in the the some of these are unmarked looks like possib

tell our viewers before they see this, why did they leave? and what did the governor's palace symbolize. could anyone have come in. >> so dunmore fled in the middle of the night following the removal of the magazine or this turmoil that had erupted after that. approaching the fall las would have been allowed into the front room and most of their business, you know, at that point, it would be determined if their business would allow them to enter into the residence itself when you entered the front room, there's a room off to the right where business could be done more or less in the lobby. without allowing people into the rest of the governors residence. but as you stepped into the front room of the palace, you would have seen, as you do today, an impressive display of arms and armament. it was a powerful display of force, of the kind of force that the governor had at his disposal if he chose to use it. the palace was and still remains an impressive structure. so for folks who are going to see the governor or just passing through town, it was

it's nototorth it. " we asked you, the viewers to rate the top stories of 2015. here's your top 5: at number five ishe story you just saw on the shooting g ath of a 15 year-oldld in cedar rapids. then, the bird flu outbreak in iowa's poultry flocks at three, the man who stabbed and killed his ex- girlfriend in the marion hyvee parking lot. followed by the coral ridge mall shooting. and the viewer's choice for the top story of 2015 is the hawkeye football's 12 and oh season thanks for joiningngs tonight and throughout 2015. we hope you had a great year. merry christmas and happy new year from all

that's when we stepped in, as did our viewers. >> reporter: this mystery shopping viewer is not afraid to admit a homeless shelter may have been the next step for her and her son. >> that's what i would have had to do. >> reporter: the hard-working single mom got conned into thinking she was a wal-mart secret shopper. scammers sent her phony money orders to get cash. she was six grand in debt by the time the bank flagged the fakes. >> how do you tell a 6-year-old christmas will not happy? >> reporter: eyewitness news viewers reacted after seeing her story. several sent money, another christmas toys and new clothes. >> this is pretty much his >> i was at a loss for words. >> reporter: what happened next >> her story struck us. watching it in my kitchen, i saw her with her little son and how he was going to lose his home for the holidays. i said this still speaks to what we do, which is when you think there's no hope, we want to be that hope. >> reporter: jenna, a mother of two in morris county, had just started a grassroots charity. >> when my nephew, who is 4 years old, out of nowhere

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viewers quickly. let me just jump in here guys, in the control room, because the shot is getting a little bit blurry. i want our viewers to understand why there are so many cameras in there. we need to explain what's happening. so the landlord came, opened the door for news media to come in. at that moment, the news media was allowed in. you see other reporters and other cameras inside at this time. that's why there are so many people suddenly inside. will will give us an idea of what is happening with a live shot, i believe, is this what we are seeing live now guys? >> so -- okay. i'm getting a couple of feeds from a couple of directions. we're going to try to figure that out. >> on the left side there, there is play back on the right side of the skreep of what happened earlier of when the media first went in. >> jenna and jon, can you hear me? >> yes, go ahead, will. >> so we're inside the apartment right now. you're looking in the kitchen. it looks like any other kitchen i've walked through. as the

. >> for all of our viewers, it looks like a police standoff in san bernardino, the police confirmed that they exchanged gunfire with a mass shooting suspect, four hours ago, it claimed the lives of 14 people and injured 17, they have raised that number. >>> the police have been out on the lookout for three suspects, after they fled the scenes, but there were eyewitnesses that believe that the suspect fled in a black suv, so for the last time three hours, the police in san bernardino, california, have been on the lookout for a black suv, a yukon, and for the first time a police spokesman in san bernardino confirmed that a suspect from a shooting earlier in the day had been taken down by the police, and this was an exchange of going fire from the facility, and this was ten minutes ago, and the police have moved closer to the suv and shielding themselves with the police cars, and it would appear if the police are trying to determine whether there's a threat inside of the suv, and whether there are any iuds or explosive devices, and whether somebody may be alive inside of the suv, and h

. >> ratings for this year's pageant had more than a million fewer viewers than the last one.nd still their chief operating officer said they will definitely have harvey back despite what happened this year, saying they absolutely would believe the world would forgive and forget. >> live tv, man. don't try this at home, kids. >> there is no memorex here. this is live . >> you're falling hard and gravity always wins. >>> here it is, the south bay. santa clara, you have rain to your northeast, south and west. you'll be the next community to see the rainfall. san jose, raining. los altos, stanford, palo alto. east bay, oak land hills, piedmont, kensington. look at this past five hours, it's a shield of rainfall which now stretches from santa cruz north to crescent city, east to tahoe and the sierra. that's a lot of moisture and we need every single drop and snowflake. speaking of snowflakes, total snowfall by tomorrow afternoon in the sierra, 18 inches of new snowfall. another storm coming christmas eve. snow level is pretty high, 6,000 feet. wonderful news there. we need the mou

to invite our viewers to start filing and -- dialing in. live in the eastern portion of the country -- we are getting texts today. steven will be taking your questions and comments. one viewer has text the us this -- what kept the enslaved persons not running? the question of to run or not to run is a very loaded question. back when i was in costume, the way i would handle that question is to put it to the guest. i will put it to the viewers to ask themselves the question and think about it on this level. you are an enslaved person. as a you are trained to coachman. if you were to run, the law says you are still property. even if you are to go somewhere else, you are still going to a place where everyone knows everyone. where are you going to run to where people don't know who you are? place wereun to a people don't know who you are, will they question who you are and whether you are free or not? you're going to a neighborhood and they don't know you. ask yourself the question of come if you are going to run, what if you have a wife or a hu

do we have images to show the viewers? basically these images that have come from the department of defense there in russia, show photos of oil trucks and videos of airstrikes on isis oil facilities as well as maps detailing the flow of smuggled oil right across the syrian-turkish border. the defense ministry in russia is saying, and i quote, today we are presenting only some of the facts that a whole team of bandits and turkish elites are stealing oil from their neighbors in the region. according to ourdata, this again according to the russians, the top political leadership in the country, president erdogan and his family are involved in this criminal business. well the russian defense ministry is also claiming that russia's airstrikes choked off half the terrorists income, dropping income to 3 1/2, or 1 1/2 million dollars a day to three million it was taking off oil. turkey's president is fighting back, no one has the right to quote, slander his country. he will stand down if these allegations are true. so who is right?

you could be a viewer when, in fact, all you are is a scroeler, passing the story by.inally w so much reporting on i.s.i.l., the radicalization of muslim in bern culture, a couple of dutch film-makers had an idea. they have a youtube channel called this is normal. they took a bible to the streets of netherlands, disguising it as a copy of the koran, selected some passage and asked what they thought of the writings, you can see where this is going. this is called the holy koran experiment and has been viewed 4.5 million times. see you next time at the "listening post". >> at 9:30 - "america tonight" - top investigative reporting, uncovering new perspectives. >> everything that's happening here is illegal. >> then at 10:00 - it's "reports from around the world". >> let's take a closer look. >> antonio mora gives you a global view. >> this is a human rights crisis. >> and at 11:00 - "news wrap-up". clear... concise... complete. >>> >>> after almost five years and more than a quarter of a million people killed in the conflict, the international push for peace in syria take

also asking our viewers to text us. here's a couple for you. this person says hi, seeing my favorite place on earth on tv. how do you get hired as an apprentice if you have prior experience. we hire passionate people. we hired scholarly people. let me be clear on what that means. it doesn't necessarily mean academic people. scholars who pursue knowledge because they're curious. and because they have an inner fire, intellectual fire that they're attempting to satisfy. they're scholarly. and at the same time, they're playful. these rare people who have passion, who are scholars. but they're playful so that they can speak to a group of adults, visiting scholars about ideas and what happened here and how it's relevant to the country. but then they can turn on a dime and speak to a group of 7-year-olds about why this place is important and the role of animals here. and use that as a window into everyday society. so passionate, playful scholars. apply for one of our 180 position for 2016. as far as becoming an apprentice trades person, i would say th

it boils down to ratings, and how far can you go to get more eyes, to get more viewers, to get a biggerudience. >> it's hard when you are on the air as an anchor to make that call. you have people talking to new your ear piece, you are trying to communicate with the reporter in the field, and the executive producer is the one who would have made that call >>> the story played out in bold-faced font in the front pages of the paper in new york city. the times produced an editorial, and for the first time since 1920, put the editorial on its front page. the paper got it from both sides. gun control advocates argued the times focused on assault weapons, when most were committed with handguns. and the right wing blogger made his position clear using bullet points. new york's tabloid. the daily news and the post took different approaches on the day after the shootings. we see the liberals going after the guns, we saw that with the daily news, and anti-muslim sentiments, and the headline in the post. a cover that resonated was the one where they but syed farook on the cover saying me is a terr

host: another viewer says, won because he is not a war machine. trump a winner.o one loves more attention than the donald, and he was mentioned over and over again last night. moderator, also a winner. she was the start of the show as the chief global correspondent did exactly what a moderator candidates allow the to mix it up, and interjected when something was not right. martin o'malley came in with a by his low point came when he mentioned he came from a different generation than the other candidates on stage, a not so subtle attempt to call sanders and clinton old erie everys also a loser, sanders answers seemed to devolve into shouting and outrage. also, no justification for hosting a debate on a saturday, six days before christmas. john, democratic line, good morning. caller: yes. i was calling to say, on the they askedhen it as about the hair when epidemic, they did not say anything about .he mexican cartel we need to get a handle on this immigration to see really who our friends are. overids killing each other the drugs. you really need to pay attention t

you could be a viewer when, in fact, all you are is a scroeler, passing the story by.inally w so much reporting on i.s.i.l., the radicalization of muslim in bern culture, a couple of dutch film-makers had an idea. they have a youtube channel called this is normal. they took a bible to the streets of netherlands, disguising it as a copy of the koran, selected some passage and asked what they thought of the writings, you can see where this is going. this is called the holy koran experiment and has been viewed 4.5 million times. see you next time at the "listening post". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today the will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. >> ours is an urban planet. the number of people living in towns now exceeds those outside. when this milestone was reached in 2009, few people noticed. across the globe, cities are growing upwards and outwards at unprecedented speed, fundamentally changing the way we live and work. this could be a golden age

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jason: i had a viewer report around eight inches. that is a lot of snow, and it is nice to see it right when we needed. a lot of people probably had some travel difficulties because of that, but i hope you are enjoying the snow. we see wind chills in the middle teens. the snow has departed. you can see it making its way through the great lakes right now, and we have been left with cloud cover. dense fog to start the day. we have already seen the visibility on the decrease, a half a mile in des moines and carroll. if you are driving this morning, give yourself a little bit of extra time because it could be difficult to see some spots. we will eventually clear the fog out by the 8:00 or 9:00 timeframe. shaina: thank you, jason. the snow on thursday meant a lot of traffic headaches but for many people it also meant the christmas they had been hoping for. kcci's vanessa peng shows us how iowans feel about snow on christmas eve. vanessa: just like the ones iowans used to know. >> it just wouldn't be christmas without snow. vanessa: mother

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to invite our viewers to start filing and -- dialing in.ive in the eastern portion of the country -- we are getting texts today. steven will be taking your questions and comments. one viewer has text the us this -- what kept the enslaved persons not running? the question of to run or not to run is a very loaded question. back when i was in costume, the way i would handle that question is to put it to the guest. i will put it to the viewers to ask themselves the question and think about it on this level. you are an enslaved person. as a you are trained to coachman. if you were to run, the law says you are still property. even if you are to go somewhere else, you are still going to a place where everyone knows everyone. where are you going to run to where people don't know who you are? place wereun to a people don't know who you are, will they question who you are and whether you are free or not? you're going to a neighborhood and they don't know you. ask yourself the question of come if you are going to run, what if you have a wife or a husb

a viewer named stephen said he looked forward to the government explanation that this latest one was a, say, a test rocket.... and now, everyone who saw the fireball on tuesday night, please look at the screen and "it was swamp gas from a weather balloon that reflected light from venus..." george knapp > if we ever have a case of something that is genuinely anomalous or exotic that comes crashing into the atmosphere and is seen by a large number of people, chances are pretty good that we would be told it's just space debris, and in a way, that would be accurate. if the folks who track all these 16,000 objects in space want to gain public trust, maybe they could let us know in advance whenever we're likely to see something unusual in the sky. thanks to everyone who sent in their videos. ((denise valdez)) this week we're bringing the biggest and best neighborhood light displays from around the valley. ((paul joncich)) tonight's home in the north west part of the valley is one that will get our feet moving. chief meteorologist tedd florendo joins us from < tedd florendo ((some high clou

i see them as me.dial >> we want to invite our viewers to start dialing in to take your questions and comments here about what it was like for then slaved person in virginia. in williamsburg, colonial williamsburg. if you live in the easternpo - central part, 202-748-8900. we're also getting texts tooz. 202-717-9684. and stephen seals will be taking your questions and comments. we've got one viewer who's texted in this, given the fact that in those days they lived in a borderless society, what kept the enslaved person from not running? >> ah. well, the question of to run or not to run is a very loaded question. and the way that i, even back when i was in costume, the way that i would handle that the question is to put it to the inb guests, so i'm going to put it to the viewers to ask themselve. some questions and to think e y about it on this level. you're an enslaved person. and maybe you're trained to, as a kaecarter or coachman. but if you were to run, the law says that you're still propertye so even if you're to go somewhere else, you're still ere going to a place where everyone k

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overnight we got this dramatic viewer video.you about a hero in all of this. >> we hear about the san bernadino shooters and the arsenal they left behind. >>> a new development in the gun control debate. annie mccormick will have a live report on that. >>> those stories and the accuweather forecast and the commute is up next on "action news." warm in the midwest. a bit cool in new england. >>> finally from us, comedy is tricky at a time like this. in the face of this tragedy. >> the late night comics did their best to keep us smiling during this difficult week. it's important to smile. here now, your friday funnies. >> the president and his family lit up the national christmas tree. the 93rd annual lighting of the christmas tree. the tree stands on the grounds through the new year. after which, the first lady will harvest the needles and bark to feed her family throughout the winter. >> forecasters say el nino should bring much-needed rain to california. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. yeah. meanwhile, donald trump said if elected

good.hing the common the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. the massacre in san bernardino oldpredictably revived debates about terrorism and also exposedt has us to something new, the thential that through radicalization of u.s. systems, isis has for the first time that we know of successfully launched an attack on the homeland. director james comey earlier today. director comey: the investigation so far has indications of radicalization by the killers inspiration by foreign terrorist organizations. gwen: pete williams joins us with the latest. what do we know? mentioned isiser specifically but we did learn wednesday'sust as attack inside farook's fellow employees was beginning, his wife, tashfeen malik, sent an to thement to isis facebook time line so the f.b.i. director wouldn't comment on that but he did talk about radicalization, signs of inspiration by terror organizations, and he said were inno sign the two direct contact with any terrorists

by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. investigators today zeroed in on the pakistani woman who, alongside her husband, killed 14 people in wednesday's attack in san bernardino, california. law enforcement officials are now searching for connections between the two assailants and the islamic state group. the newshour's stephen fee has more. >> reporter: new details emerged today about 29-year-old tashfeen malik, who posted her allegiance to the islamic state on facebook the same day she and her husband, syed rizwan farook, opened fire on a holiday party for the san bernardino county health department, killing 14 and wounding 21. today, the official online radio station of the islamic state said the massacre was carried out by two "supporters" of the extremist group but did not claim responsibility for the attack. family and friends in the u.s. said they knew little of malik.

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we're not showing it to our viewers. there is a body there, as well. these are military-style vehicles brought in. >> more than likely those are swat armored cars, like a bear cat and looks like they have the suspect vehicle blocked in so it's not able to move and they are looking inside and you see a third one between the body and the suspect vehicle and it looks like they were checking out the body there for a few seconds and went back to make sure that that individual was still down and not able to fire or do anything violent but it looks like they have got that car pretty much blocked in and you notice the passenger door was open. you didn't see any other doors open so i'm not sure if they are assuming there was a second suspect that got on foot but it looks like there is still a lot of activity going on in the area behind the suspect vehicle. >> tom fuentes they have to worry about the possibility there could be an explosive device in the vehicle, as well. >> explosives and still heavily armed person inside that vehicle and, you know, we make much

the last televised democratic debate on c-b-s, also aired on a saturday and averaged 8.5 million viewerssignificant drop to from the cnn democratic debate, which aired on a *tuesday a month earlier and averaged *15.3 million viewers. more complete ratings from saturday night's debate will be available monday. meanwhile, the next democratic presidential primary debate is set for *sunday january 17th in charleston, south carolina. i'm reid binion reporting. >> vicki: officials have detained an person in connection to last authorities detained the person in a house in brussels today. the center of the belgian capital and the molenbeek district. where some of the perpetrators of the attacks had lived. investigators are still trying to establish what connection the person may have to the attacks in paris. this is not the primce suspect that authorities are looking for all over europe. a belgian prosecutor says they will release an official statement tomorrow. >> vicki: authorities said the plane was removed from the runway and some passengers questioned. the airport was temporarily shut down

live in newberry, mike desumma, wis news 10 and we're getting more pictures sent in to us by viewers... you can continue to receive by going to wistv dot com...or by downloading the first alert weather app for when you're on not see a lot of new stores and benjamin says the first fans to take in a baseball game at bull street's spirit communications park may not see a lot of new stores and kuenzie today. charles, as we've mentioned a number of times over the past few weeks, the development underway at the former state hospital property is now being referred to as "the commons at bull street." that name replaces "bullstreet common" which had been the title for a project known earlier in the year as "columbia common." so commons at bull street is what the mayor and retail developers are calling it. as for which retailers will locate there, the mayor was again tight-lipped today---saying only that the list has grown beyond the 41 said to be interested more than a year ago. mayor benjamin says much of the retail and residential development or parking garages around the ballpark won't be r

>>> hello to our viewers joining us from the united states, and welcome back to our viewers from around the world. i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett. >>> despite the swift political backlash, donald trump is not retreating from his controversial proposal to ban all muslims from entering the united states. world leaders are denouncing the republican front-runner's statements. >> investigators say the attackers in the california massacre appear to have been radicalized at least two years ago. a source also says a man believed to be one of the murderers practiced firing assault rifles at a local gun range in the days before the attack. >>> iraqi forces say they now control 60% of ramadi, after a 24-hour offensive against isis. they say they attacked isis from three sides aided by u.s.-led air strikes. isis has controlled ramadi since may. >>> no matter how heated the rhetoric is, in response to trump's muslim ban proposal, the candidate himself is unmoved. >> and for good reason. dana bash reports his voter support remains strong. >> thank you very much, everybody. this is grea

liz: what did we tell our viewers?told our viewers the earth won't stop spinning on its axis. >> won't stop spinning, she's got enough data there, the market is expected four more moves in the next year. i think that's very healthy for the markets but remember, we're at a cyclical economy whether we like it or not. so the fed has done a very good job of assets, we have to resolve for the middle class shrinkage that's happening in the united states, but i think good times are coming for the united states and the stock market as a result of what's happening right now. liz: where would you see a pickup in the activity? the obvious move are the financials. >> well, consumers -- the industrials are not acting well. you can see that they're forecasting a recession. liz: the biggest laggers today are materials and the industrial. >> yeah. anything on the industrial size. they're they're saying okay. any time the fed begins the interest rate cycle, 18 to 24 months out, we get a recession. i don't think that happens this time b

i just want to remind the viewers of what we're seeing. the climate change has been meeting for the past two weeks, and now most of the delegates have taken the seat. we'll remind you of what the key points are of that draft meeting. and then a plan to review each nation's pledges to take action on greenhouse gas emissions every five years. while we're waiting for that session to start there in paris we can speak to our environment editor nick clark, who has been following the debate. i guess this is a fancy way of saying, poll licing tha policing that the nations will do what they've signed up to doing. >> yes, it is about insuring all these voluntary carbon reductions that the individual countries have come up with are implemented, and the targets they have set are not legally the process has to be transparent. the word transparency causes problems as time went on. looking at what is going on at the moment. everything seems to about to happen. 45 minutes ago. but things have slowed up. what we have is a huddle on the stage. and the camer

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from cnn world headquarters here in atlanta, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm george howell, "cnn newsroom" starts right now. very good day to you. we start this hour with the democrats running for president taking center stage for the third debate. the last debate of the year. hillary clinton on stage alongside rivals bernie sanders and martin o'malley. they squared off on a wide range of issues from gun control, terrorism and they also talked about wall street and big business. listen.

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stand by for cnn's live coverage for international viewers.a special edition of "quest means business" is next. for our viewers in north america, "newsroom with brooke baldwin" starts right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> here we go, top of the hour. thank you so much for being with me here on cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. you just saw the animation roll, breaking news. news that impacts virtually every single one of you. the near-certain hike of interest rates that the federal reserve is expected to announce at any moment. any moment now we'll get news from the fed. think about it. the last time the fed raised the rates, the iphone had not come out yet. that's just a little perspective for all of us. june 26, 2006, was the last hike. the iphone was released one year three days later. but while the iphone has

it is you, our viewers who were on her side this time. mystery shopping scam victim is not too proud to admit a homeless shelter may have been the next step for her and her son. >> i didn't want to. if that was my only shon, that's what i had to do. >> reporter: she was looking for a second job and got conned into thinking she was hired to be a walmart secret shopper. she got phone any money orders. she sent money back. she was six grand in debt by the time the bank flagged the fakes. >> how do you tell a 6-year-old christmas won't happen. >> reporter: after we showed her story, several reacted. some spent money and clothes. >> reporter: this is his whole list, right? >> little yes. lost for words. >> her story struck us so much. watching it in my kitchen. i saw her with her little son and how he would lose his son for the holidays. i said, this still speaks to what we do, which is when you think there is no hope, we want to be that hope. >> reporter: jenna, a mother of two in morris county had just started a grass roots charity. >> my ne

this is a picture sent in by the viewer. it definitely looks like a fire that did happen at that cozy rest motel, a very active seen. the street is blocked off in front of the motel at southeast 14th street. we will follow both of these stories and bring you the very alyx: new poll numbers for the republican candidates this morning. donald trump is once again alone at the top. a new cnn/orc poll shows 36% of registered republicans and republican-leaning independents support trump. texas senator ted cruz is his nearest competitor. he trails by 20 points. dr. ben carson is in third place, followed by florida senator marco rubio. mr. christie: if a center for developmentally disabled in san bernardino california is a , target for radical islam terrorism, then every place in america is a target. alyx: republican presidential candidate chris christie was in central iowa friday speaking to the iowa association of electrical cooperatives about the threat of terrorism. the new jersey governor told the group he is best qualified to l

viewers and so nice to hear from you. worldwide@cnbc.com. that's on e-mail.re on twitter as well. a lot of you still stuck on something i tweeted earlier. there's an artist that does lots of drawings where like can you find the cat among a sea of owls and go see if you can find the cat among the owls. it's on my twitter page somewhere. more of you writing in and saying merry christmas. merry christmas to all of you. benjamin says for capital preservation are you moving out of the united states and into markets like canada? >> well, again on a relative basis i would say that canada is part of our tool kit for 2016. the way that we view it is as interesting against the aussies of the world. so we'll do it on a currency basis because we see valuation upside in canada. >> yeah. >> we think that it's uncertain obviously what the outlook will end up being in the u.s. in 2016. the realization and canada is a good bet to maintain, probably higher quality exposure. >> just looking at it there and the rates are 2.5%. >> right and it's a small economy and one of our mai