immigration please tv the house, since he wasn't able to answer the question on exit permit, how many sear yap refugees have been identified for reset. ment to canada, the exact number, and how many canadian permanent resident visas hey before inissued to syrian refugees sense november 4 inflame. there's only 24 days left. >> a member of immigration. >> mr. speaker i'm delighted to answer that question. when i ask every provincial minister how many refugees from syria his province could receive, we were oversubscribed. if you take all the numbers presented by every provincial minister, that number exceeds 25,000. those people are not here yet. but it's a huge indication of early support and enthusiasm from our provincial governments which spread across the whole country, mr. speaker. [applause] >> the honorable member from unionville. >> mr. speaker, even the liberals will require -- to achieve. still need to process application and other immigration streams including claims from other parts of the baltics. and basic visas can explain how diverting human sources to process syrian refugee appli

it crushed nearly three does a group of ken yap -- cleveland indian muslims shielding their christian neighbors. the muslim passengers refused to separate themselves from the christians tell the attackers they were' rather die than spread. >> adam: as another possible outbreak of e. coli is linked to the chain. the c.d.c.is looking into this new out wreak in kansas and oklahoma. the person had eaten at a chipotle the week before they get sick. this comes after dozens of people who ate at chipotles in washington became sick with a rare form earlier this year. >> there is cross contamination with machines and whatever the ingredients of the food such as meat or even vegetables if they're not washed properly. >> adam: at least 120 people became sick with norovirus after eating at a chipotle in boston earlier this month. thee. coli outbreak. >> elizabeth: thieves starting christmas decorations from a front lawn. you can see two women ripping lights out of the ground stealing them. the owner says decorations have sentimental value and her nephew has a mess am. >> to me it's, you know it's

. >> there have been demonstrations in the capital just days after the country reached a deal with yapver the issue of so-called comfort women. hundreds gathered outside of the japanese embassy in seoul demanding an apology. on monday th antibiotic gave --on monday abe gave an apology and will give $8.2 million. >> we want an apology and payment of reparation. >> as the el niÑo weather pattern battles south america we'll have the latest on the situation. and italy takes a big bite out of apple's profit as the tech giant agrees to settle a tax fraud dispute. >> welcome back. you're watching al jazeera. let's take you through the top stories. syrian government forces backed by russian bombers have fought their way into a key rebel-held town in the south of the country. 52 families being used as human shields by isil in ramadi have been rescued by the iraqi military. government forces are strengthening their control of the city after recapturing it from isil. late voting is still under way in presidential and parliamentary elections in central african republic following delays caused by s

rex likes to yap, but to them we heard them say they're playing for their super bowl. like misery loves company. if we can't go we don't want you to go. my gut feeling tell meese even though jets lost here at metlife. >> who will win? >> jets are better team. they have more to lose. so i think they will take care of business. >> okay. >> but it won't be easy. >> we'll be watching. it will be very exciting. hey, on other side, we've got the giants in their situation. here? >> if you would ask me today, it is 50/50. when a team is having a tough losing season as the giants are, it always comes into question about the coach's situation. it will be the fourth year they haven't, they haven't made the postseason. >> tom coughlin this is his he had some winning years too. how does that weigh in on the decision? >> it weighs a lot because he is two-time super bowl winning head coach. >> right. >> i can tell you this. people who think they know don't know. i spoke to edger john mara as recently as yesterday and i asked him flat-out. he said to me, russ, i'm telling you today, y

temperatures above average across the western areas of the med train yap. in the north the british isles looking at windy conditions. over toward the scandinavian peninsula, looking at 60-mile-per-hour winds. our trough dips down and the chance of severe weather in the balkan peninsula. you're going to see thundershowers, athens, clearing up in the afternoon hours. snow in the east, moscow a high of minus 2 on friday. here's the extended outlook. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm miki yamamoto in tokyo. thanks for watching. stacey thunder (voiceover): on this edition of "native report," we watch master quilt maker gwen westerman construct a beautiful star quilt, we learn about "mni sota makoce, the land of the dakota." -with the beautiful people of the red lakes celebration. and we take a look back at our very first story from season one of "native report." we also learn something new about indian country and hear from our elders, on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton

at least five civil yaps have been killed and dozens injured. in june 2014 international watchdog opcw said the last of syria's chemical weapons had been shipped out of the country. iraqi soldiers are fighting to recapture ramadi from i.s.i.l. they say they have taken a few anybodied. the eastern outskirts of the city. i.s.i.l. stormed ramadi in may. a russia court has issued an international arrest warrant for khodorkovsky. he is an outspoken kremlin critic. a 19-year-old has been pulled alive from the rubble of a subject land slide from the southern chinese city. he had been trapsed under a collapsed building since sunday. a huge pile of construction waste smashed into buildings in an industrial park. adrian brown reports from beijing. >> reporter: alive against all the odds. trapped under debris for almost three days. he is a migrant worker aged 19. his voice and pulse were feeble when rescuers finally reached him raising their morale and those of local people >> it is a miracle. a man was rescued alive. we were very happy when we heard about

bills meet the text yaps, they're 6-6, "action news" sports sunday we'll brake it all down tonight.ucis rogers, jeff skversky, m myself, and brandon graham. i hope we're talking about an eagles victory. and eagles loss a distant memory. holy toledo owls are headed to boca raton to face the rockets. the 10-3 owls will face 9-2 toledo in poke arat ton bowl. it's not new year's they could have gotten but it's a bowl in nice, warm weather something to be proud of and something very excited about. >> they'll take on georgia january jacksonville. high school football. championship weekend rowan. cedar creek, malekah timberlake races 38 yards for touchdown. cedar creek beat west deptford to win the south jersey group two title. and i don't even believe what i just saw. but, on a tv in the newsroom here on the set, sure appears jake picked off tom brady and eagles wentz ahead. are we watching the right game? >> it could be a good night. >> christmas miracles 'tis the season. >> up next on "action news" some familiar character got in the holiday spirits today and we take you toy a heart-warm

she can't do that and this forgotten about until the recent chapter with isis, they captured jordan yap pilot and they wanted to swap prisoner ins, and she was the one they wanted to make the exchange, changing the jordanian pilot for this jihadi whom who had been in prison for 50 years. >> host: what's been the effect of brutality of the solve the things isis and the jihaddists have done. >> guest: it's shocking to us when we see these images. beheadings, even drownings, stoning. it's from another time. it doesn't feel like it's a human reaction to something, something a human being can do. for them it's very effective because, you intimidate, you frighten your enemies and you also excite your base. so the one they want or their side, this iscap -- this candy for them. >> host: can you draw a line between 199, invasion of iraq, and what is happening in syria today? are they related? >> guest: i think absolutely they are. first of alling are without the star -- zarqwi we would not have isis. so you can see these dots being linked together from the release of this guy to the iraqi invasi

ton yap chatting with the butcher. there's ethan. his blonde hair and goatee died black talking with the butcher, paying with pace sos for chicken and casually flipping up his hand to wave good-bye. >> thank you. >> two hours later, mexican police swooped in. abc news has learned the pair had burner phones one of which may have burned them. authorities say an order to domino's pizza tipped them off to their location. we watched as ethan was moved to an undisclosed location. immigration authorize are telling us he will remain in mexico from three days up to a couple months. matt gutman, abc news, guadalajara. >> for the first time, bill cosby is facing criminal charges for alleged sexual misconduct. the median is charged with aggravated indecent assault 1 years ago. it allegedly happened in his suburban philadelphia home so he was in a pennsylvania courtroom yesterday. prior cases have been civil lawsuits or the charges didn't stick. this time, a prosecutor feels he has a case. >> mr. cosby urged her to take pills that he provided to

dollar, the euro and the yap nice vinnie ijapanese yen into the select g. >> the addition and the inclusionthe sdr basket of currencies and a recognition of the significant reforms which have been conducted of the significant opening up of the chinese economy. >> a view now from tony nash who is cheech economist and managing part in singapore. >> it is just one of credibility. it's as if a country say a certainty bank can now say this is a currency that's good enough for the i.m.f. to hold so now it's good enough to us to hold. if you imagine for example a country where china is a large trading partner if they want to pay for those goods with their money they can do that. they can hold that in their reserve which they could do before but now that it has an i.m.f. kind of seal of approval it's easier do because it's seen as much more re credible. china is the largest trading country are i in the world. 13% of all traded goods go in and out of china. the u.s. is number two at 11% of the goods. so, nah, within asia, china is the largest trading partner of most countries in asia. so the chinese

they'll battle the eagles and lesean mccoy, he will not stop yapping about chip kelly.ou'll want to hear this and the phillies make waves at the winter meetings. a big name is on the move. sit tight. sports is coming up next. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. [slow, buildinginess. african-style music] it's the little moments. that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventions. the world's coolest indoor waterparks. now open in the pocono mountains. start exploring at kalahariresorts.com >> ken giles began lighting up radar guns earning the nickname 100 miles giles. with the hot stove burning at the winter meets in nashville th

they'll battle the eagles and lesean mccoy, he will not stop yapping about chip kelly.'ll want to hear this and the phillies make waves at the winter meetings. a big name is on the move. sit tight. sports is coming up next. >> ken giles began lighting up radar guns earning the nickname 100 miles giles. with the hot stove burning at the winter meets in nashville the phillies have reportedly center giles and that heater packing for houston. it's looking like a four for one deal with the phillies collec collecting three astros prospects and one other player. the headline of the deal vincent have a lasques one its astros top arms in the farm system. giles appeared in 113 games struck out 151 with era of 1.56. back in march chip kelly decided lesean mccoy was not a fit for his system and traded him to the buffalo bills. ever since, shady has had a chip on his shoulder. nine months later he continues to take jabs at the eagles head coach. during a conference call today, kelly said he hoped to shake mccoy's hand before the bills meet the eagles. shady does not want to hear it.

now, i think there is an opportunity here to carve out, basically say, look, we've, yap yap yapped aboutve tax reform. that's not happening. in the next year, one deal that might be possible is you put a toll charge on all of the overseas profits, so 10%, whatever, regardless, and bring it back. repatriate it, coupled with stricter inversion rules. that deal would be doable. >> businesses support that? >> i don't know. >> okay. that's the ultimate question. would it spur more deals or create a protectionist environment where companies actually try to get out before all of this happens. >> usually that you can fact date so you can manage. >> okay. >> we talked about this before. i wish there was a way for -- we could -- just look at corporations, make them globally competitive as possible and tax shareholders, tax employees, tax -- but let shareholder -- like pfizer wants to spend more on innovation. like going to ireland they are doing that, but seen as shirking their corporate duty to build roads and pay for the infrastructure they use. why not have employees and shareholders pay that a

yap r as jonathan stuart was walking without a limp. he's hopeful the starting back will return to action sunday against tampa as they try to lock up home field throughout the play offs in a game that was flexed from 1:00 p.m. 20 to 4:25 with those implications on the line. >> that's kind of a tough deal. because, you know, whether you rush players or you don't based on what happens, to me, that should be your option. originally it was scheduled 1 and 4:30. but i know the league has to do what the league feels best for television. if i was in that situation, i would rather be able to know. to me, that's a valuable decision you have to make as a head coach. and i would rather make the decision than have somebody make it for me. >> panthers knead a win over the bucks to clench home field advantage. and you can catch that game that's a look at the sports. stay with us. we're back after this. two people can eat all this food for $9.99. -and it's all my favorites. -yeah. two coneys or two burgers, and two tots and two drinks. -yeah. -it's li

and then he gets out of the truck here and -- inch probably still yapping. >> put on my e coffee. i didn't want the coffee. >> is that a police officer outside? there. that is. comes out with his hands up saying he was arrested immediately. problems. all right. plus -- >> new york has waited decades for the second avenue subway to open. tbhat world in now we might have at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains no way. savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day juliet: what, ben? mix of sun and clouds is today with high temperatures just a bit lower than yesterday. mike has the full forecast. ben: he does deed. felony crime in the subways has gone up 9% in 2015. more than 2200 felonies reports in first 11 months of this year. >> shipping christmas gifts -- i meant to say shipping, to friends and, you should not wait longer. higher than expected online sales are causing slow

sherm yap summed it up, general grant is a great general.stood by me when i was crazy and i stood by him while he was drunk, and now we stand with each other always. now i'll go to the conclusion, which the more of -- i guess i don't re-read it -- the more i think about this book, the more i become interested in different okays we write history. and i do think there's a new kind of writing history that is growing up in this country, that is very exciting, and i do think that more and more historians are including people's intimate lives rather than just the monumental parts and the big ingestions and there are many historians who are doing this, who actually take you to the place and let you be in the scene with the people that they're writing about. and that what -- i of the be one of those historians. i hope that i in this book take you to that place and let you feel what it was like to be grant on that night or feel what it was like to be ethan allen at tie -- ticonderoga. also somewhat drunk. so this is my conclusion and we're coming bac

. >> when that transition is complete in the beginning of yap, she will become the first openly gay mayor in salt lake's history. >> it's a dream come true for me. i put this out there ten years ago. and said this is something i really want to make sure i do. >> her political path did not come easy. she first won a seat in the state legislature in 1998. already out as a lesbian. >> there were elected officials who i served with, who wouldn't even look me in the eye when i got there. or shake my hand or you know, i mean it was really a different time, a lot of people were still in the closet. we had a lot of work to do. >> today, salt lake's gay community is quickly exercising its muscle. derrick kitchen won election as a city councilman. >> if you can win election as an openly gay plan or woman -- gay man or woman, can you do it anywhere. focus on issues that matter to people. the bread and butter issues, then i think you can overcome any sort of obstacles when it comes to your orientation. >> she has her own political battles brewing. just weeks after winning election, she told all appoi

i've kind of made these modifications because i've been kind of yapping about them. >> dr. g, you got to get in the pool. you got to move your arms. >> yeah, you look great. >> i'm 56, i'm gonna be 57. don't tell everybody. so i want to be around to get my medicare, my social security benefits. >> you've earned it. board here, travis. >> okay. >> this is a typical diet here? >> this is a typical diet. this is just to show you how much sugar you might drink. a lot of people drink their calories and this was originally created for little kids to see what they were consuming in terms of sugar because you'd never actually eat this much sugar raw. >> right. >> probably give you a stomach ache but you can drink it down, no problem. so this is just kind of a little eye opener. >> it's hidden in our drinks. >> high fructose corn syrup is the biggest contributor to diabetes and hypertension and coronary artery disease, and it's everywhere. >> we're addicted to the stuff though. >> yep. >> and it's hard to get it out of our system, but you're there to help people do that? >> correct.

just prepare every day like you're not a bake yap and that's -- i played in every game too, the last few years, so i don't see myself as green by any means. >> kickoff tonight at 8:30, and nbc 10 has complete coverage with eagles game day kickoff at 7:00 and game day time tomorrow morning at 1:30 and again at 10:00. >>> while we dreamt of a white christmas, others had one. where the record breaking snow fell just in time for the holiday. ad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >>> good morning, temperatures yesterday tied and broke records. in philadelphia, we tied a record. set a new record in atlantic city. allentown, wilmington, and reading did not meet the record, but saw record breaking heat in the poconos with a new high beating the record of 60 degrees. those locations that did not tie the record, we wildfire close. it was a warm day

as i said before, isil is dug in, hiding behind civil yaps using defenseless men, women, children as human shields. so even as we are relentless we have to be smart. targeting isil surgically with precision. reporter: he did not announce strategy changes he announced he was sending defense secretary ash carter to the middle east to secure military contribution from the u.s. partners. president obama: the partners on the ground face a tough fight ahead. we are going to continue to back them up with the support they need to ultimately clear isil from iraq. reporter: his last visit to the pentagon was in july. since then the situation has changed. there have been isil-linked attacks in san bernardino, california, and paris. however, the president did not announce any major changes. critics say the president's strategy is not working. and that he doesn't understand the severity of the risk. one analyst says clearing isis will not happen overnight. >> that progress is coming pretty slowly. and this strategy is going to take years and years to root out the islamic state. reporter: melissa

seth: well, seriously, it's wonderful to have a reasonable voice in sort of the squawking and the yapping. and best of luck. it's going to be a lot of work. >> seth, we need to become a nation that can solve problems and bring people together. >> seth: well, you're a steeler fan who lives in ohio. if you can't bring people together, i don't know who can. governor john kasich everyone. we'll be right back with michael irvin. thank you very much, that was wonderful. [ cheers and applause ] to take on the world's greatest challenges, whatever they might be. so, the u.s. army masters not only tactics and strategy, but also physics and chemistry. we make battle plans and create breakthroughs - in medicine, science and engineering. our next mission could be anything. so we prepare for everything. dry spray? that's fun. it's already dry! no wait time. this is great. it's very soft. can i keep it? (laughs) all the care of dove... why is philips sonicare the most loved electric toothbrush brand by americans and their dentists? because it leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never fe

i have a teenager and like iain said they are always yapping.ol bound, hello. >> what a surprise. fantastic. merry christmas to her and the whole school at souderton. ultimate doppler showing some rain on the doppler screen moving quickly toward the big apple. so it's out of here for now. but another round of rain moving up from the south. early tomorrow morning and then this cold front that created the severe weather. the tornadoes in the south. and we're looking at this moving toward us during the day tomorrow and possibly setting off some strong maybe isolated severe storm. so we'll an eye on that. in the meantime look at the rain so far. philadelphia an inch and a half. trenton over an inch. reading allentown and doylestown all over a half an inch. so a good dose of rain during the afternoon and the late night hours. right now 70 in philadelphia. 27 degrees above average. a new record for the day. winds out of the south at 13 miles an hour. we're not the only ones in the warmth. 70 in dover. 65 in reading. 60 in allentown and look at the nor

syria allowing a new reform of the army to enable it to tackle terrorist groups in defense of the sir yap nation. the syrian army fighting alongside the free syrian army ideally need to be the forces that reclaim syria for a new syrian republic. but we should not imagine for one minute that this is a task they will be able to accomplish on their own. we need to influence the policy of our coalition partners and the policy of the whole international community to face up to the reality that this entails. this is the crucial issue. how would we, the united kingdom, exercise the greatest influen influence? everything i have heard in the last month taking evidence of this issue suggests our role as a compromise and limited member of the coalition against isil operating only in iraq, weakens that influence. now, we can debate the efficacy of air strikes and the additional capability that brimstone missiles bring to the whole coalition, but the truth is, we all know that those issues are marginal to the outcome. what is not marginal is getting the international politics right. and it is not in t

the fact of the matter is, can brye yap or anyone else name the female president of the previous 44 we'vewe can't. it's historic. we're fwrav tating towards that. people literally want to be able to tell their young daughters, i want to be able to tell my 10-year-old step daughter that one day she can become president of the united states. that's powerful p thap's not playing a gender card nap's history and the fact of where we are today. that is just one of the many reasons that hillary clinton's going to be the 45th president. >> and gentlemen, as we wrap, a quick yes or no, do you think that trump's allure to the public right now will translate into actual numbers at the polls? yes or no. brian, you first. >> no. >> bakar snishgs. >> science says no, but he's not done anything scientific, so yes. >> all right. brian morganstern, bakari sellers, thanks so much, gentlemen. >> you too. see you soon. >>> coming up, a chicago police officer kills a mother of five. the department says by accident. the latest controversial police shooting next. well, hello... ♪ santa? ♪ (flourish spray noise)

whether she wanted us to start yap... know where she's coming from on that. >> narrator: the meeting had changed nothing. just a few blocks from nfl headquarters, the commissioner had another problem. in a midtown manhattan restaurant, an internal nfl research document was leaked to a reporter. >> documents were passed to me at smith and wollensky's in manhattan, in an envelope-- i mean, it was great, it was very deep throat-- by somebody who shall remain nameless. but he literally slid it across the table in an envelope. >> narrator: it was a scientific study of former players commissioned by the national football league itself. >> at the bottom of page 32, there it was: dementia. and they had asked players, or their representatives, their wives, "have you been diagnosed by a physician as having alzheimer's, dementia, or any other memory-related disease?" >> what it showed was that former nfl players seem to have memory-related disorders at a much, much higher rate than people in the regular community. and here was a stu

immigration please tv the house, since he wasn't able to answer the question on exit permit, how many sear yap refugees have been identified for reset. ment to canada, the exact number, and how many canadian permanent resident visas hey before inissued to syrian refugees sense november 4 inflame. there's only 24 days left. >> a member of immigration. >> mr. speaker i'm delighted to answer that question. when i ask every provincial minister how many refugees from syria his province could receive, we were oversubscribed. if you take all the numbers presented by every provincial minister, that number exceeds 25,000. those people are not here yet. but it's a huge indication of early support and enthusiasm from our provincial governments which spread across the whole country, mr. speaker. [applause] >> the honorable member from unionville. >> mr. speaker, even the liberals will require -- to achieve. still need to process application and other immigration streams including claims from other parts of the baltics. and basic visas can explain how diverting human sources to process syrian refugee appli

. >> you should keep your yap shut. >> good morning everybody. >>> let's see what's happening right now on the belt parkway on the eastbound side watch out for a debris spill. looks like a garbage truck lost some garbage. to eastbound, that debris spill being cleaned up. and let's tell you about the deegan southbound at 233rd, it's an ongoing investigation of a pedestrian accident. definitely watch for that. the ramp is closed. subways running ontime, just some track work wrapping up on the a, e, f and the 2. and lirr, metro north and new jersey transit, all on or close. hudson river crossings wrapping up construction at the george, lincoln and holland but traffic is light. throgs neck still moving along weather. manhattan tunnel and battery as well. southern state parkway, foggy towards 1. and the l.i.e., deer park avenue, traffic moving okay but definitely keep the speeds down because of the fog. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. back to you, lori, ken. >> all right. thank you. >>> 4:48. stop what you're doing and they can out this story. some student

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the immediate yap price paid for all homes was 649,000, just below the all-time high, but sales down, the november average going back to 1988. bottom line? builders are operating well below normal pace and sellers sit because they can't afford to move up or find anything to move up to. this means prices have nowhere to go but even higher. back to you guys. >> okay. thank you. our guest host, bob davis, general partner at highland capital, founder of the fastest ipo in nasdaq history, there was a mere nine months from inception to the public offering. looking back at that, thinking, that was amazing, are we in the same period again? >> that was quick. it's the hop sit. it's how long can we delay. make it last forever. >> others say let's stay private over and over and over again. as the ipo window appears to close, you have people like others say, you know what, the guys should have gone public, should be going public. they need the discipline in the markets, and, frankly, the capital from the public markets. >> i think a lot should, really. the idea of a private company forever is ou

who that bro mans that used to exist between trump and cruz turns into now that he feels ted cruz yappingat focus group is angst, anger, distrust of government. distrust of the political system. frustration with the dysfunction. i think people are fed up. and definitely donald trump is tapping into all of those feelings. also two of these people teared up while speaking. that is the depth of how strongly they feel about their country and they feel about what's happening and they feel about the fear. and donald trump obviously is tapping into all of that. >> you know, i find this very much like the reagan phenomenon if you will. when you listen to that last woman t passion in her voice and the fact that she said that she generally never gets involved in this stuff and has never paid attention. that was also true with ronald reagan. he brought out a lot of people o who never participanted in politics before. they were just that passionate and upset a lot of the people in the republican establishment who in the day just didn't seem to see these people. and they certainly couldn't attract the

. >> there is yip yap about, is he peaking?ow, it has to start in iowa. is he benefitting too much to comparison to donald trump, in terms of his ability to work with others and temperament? those are not attributes given universally to ted cruz between the shutdown and the rhetoric of how he doesn't like anyone in washington. he hasn't been a conciliator. >> that's an excellent question. we started seeing the data five or six months ago, that cruz is seen as the reasonable alternative. i know you may not have ever expected to hear those words, ted cruz, the reasonable alternative. but in this crazy 2015 election cycle we've witnessed, you have people going slow and steady and, now, popping up and winning the race. people are saying, what else is out there? i've heard all this. you have solidified trump supporters. i don't pretend they're going anywhere any time quickly. you have carson supporters. in light of terrorism concerns, you have them. that attrition is benefitting senator cruz, who has come out with specific plans on

is on the book and was used first against french immigrants and then eventually german italian and yapese. he senator graham is a racist and a bigt to just let this thing sit here. >> jeffrey. you have my head spinning around right know. if it was a bad idea then, it was a bad idea now to exclude a entire group of people. >> chris, you were saying and senator graham is saying that this is not who we are. i am telling you this law is on the books now. it is who we are. this is who we are. -- >> laws on the books. >> it has nothing to do with muslims. nothing. >> you know there are lot of funky laws on the books. that is not what you want to pin this too. >>no don't make things up. chris i love you but i'm not going let you get away with in th this. this is on the books this minute. if it's so objectionable. get it off now. >> jeffrey lorde is saying the law is there so this is all okay. is that okay with you? >> no i think it's not. in the middle east he loves muslims. he's got his multi million dollar businesses. and in the middle east and ua you can give money to hamas. they are not c