lindsey graham left last night's debate. he's going to get a chance this morning to make his case. >> we have mike barnical, msnbc political analyst and former chairman of the republican national committee michael steal and in milwaukee, wisconsin mark with his report card which i didn't get. i didn't get it. he's going to have to explain that. interesting grades. >> meek cramerica is always tough on you. at the university of alabama if you did well you got an a, poorly you got an f. you're a harvard guy where i guess everybody gets a gentleman's b. a lot of b's on your report card, mark. >> nothing is harder than to have my gratds graded by meek cramerica. i thought everybody had good moments. nobody had a disastrous disastro disasterous moment. i thought everybody got a chance to be themselves, to speak as themselves. rubio and cruz stood out to me as the best political athletes. everybody else was bunched up. descent nights and ability to go to their donors and supporters and say i did what i wanted to do and got to prese

. >> lindsey graham is still in it but polling at 0%. lindsey graham, jim martin -- >> they won't even let him in the debates anymore. he's kind of out. >> guess what? i just made up that guy jim martin. ( cheers and applause ). >> larry: lindsey graham, you think? >> honestly, i think he should take his seersucker ass back to south carolina. >> larry: i don't even think he has numbers in south carolina where he's from. some people it's just so pathetic right now. it's like a mercy killing. >> i feel like we're seeing a little clarity in this. trump and carson, obviously, are out in front in the polls. trump and carson are out in front of the polls, and cruz and rubio i think are positioned to move fup they start to fall back a little. and then i think you can draw a line. jeb bush i would put beyond the top four at this point. he has to show a lot more than he's shown to get into this thing. >> i would like to keep trump in it just for my amuse. i would like to see. >> it's terrifying. the fact that he's still a contender. the chance of

. >> reporter: 84-year-old lavon graham asked i not show her full face on camera, but she told me her story, telling me she raised 12 children in the t street home behind me. la carry-on graham says when she moved into what's called a scattered site almost four decades ago, she was told she could buy scattered sites, single-family homes rented to public housing tenants. some are in the city's hottest neighborhoods. after 40 years in this shaw home, graham says she was suddenly rushed out last year. >> i don't know what the real purpose was. i offered to buy it several times. >> we have a housing crisis in our city precisely because of this type of action that the housing authority is engaged in. they are acting as a luxury developer. >> reporter: the competitive director of empower dc advocates for tenants like graham. >> our homes when we started were vacant like this one, scattered sites. >> reporter: she showed us another scattered site being worked on today. the city has been slowly selling 300 properties for the past decade, according to reports. some renovations are said to cost

senator graham, let me start with you. frigtening scenes out of mali today where terrorists sieged a hotel, murdered innocent civilians, the state department saying about a dozen americans had to be rescued. you said earlier this week that you would propose an authorization of military force essentially with no restrictions, no geographical constraints. so right now should the u.s. be on the ground in africa combatting this horrific islamic terrorist extremism? >> i don't think we should go into mali right now. i think we should go in on the ground in syria and iraq. american boots on the ground is part of regional force to destroy isil. there are credible imminent threat to the homeland more than the al qaeda offshoot in mali. we should help the french and the mali government, but we should be on the ground tomorrow if we could get there destroying isil in syria. >> let's talk about syria, senator mccain, you've been arguing strongly for years to arm the moderate syrian opposition. congresswoman tulsi gabbard is among the

president graham dodds. the author of a book that i think came out in 2013 i believe and is particularly relevant to our discussion today "take up your pen, unilateral presidential directives in american politics." professor dodds will be discussing the political ideology of president george w. bush today. a statement that jim mann wrote in this opinion piece in the "los angeles times," february 5th, 2015. he ended by saying, bush's presidency is likely to be remembered for his lack of caution and restraint. once in the midst of a discussion with his military advisers bush made a telling observation. someone has to be risk adverse in this process and it better be you because i'm not. he took gambles both in foreign policy and with the economy. sometimes they paid off. yet overall the country paid heavily for the risks he took. history isn't likely to revise that judgment. and professor mann discusses and his book discusses the tax cuts, iraq, counterterrorism policies, very short analysis, concise analysis o

graham also stressed to them about making the most of their opportunities. something the eagles need to start doing rather soon. >> you know, i have some bias because i really like mark sanchez i like the way he's always doing communities service. having had a chance to see that pass that was intercepted in the ends zone three or four times, thanks to you miles austin never made a move for the ball. >> i'm not sure he knew the ball was coming. >> well, he's a receiver. his job to catch passes. >> a couple times they weren't on the same page. >> all right v to take a look again. >>> party helps seniors in west philadelphia kick offer the holiday season. >> ♪ >>> more than 600 people enjoyed the annual senior holiday affair and health expo in west philadelphia. there was live music food and prizes also a chance for seniors to meet with health and wellness professionals today in west philadelphia. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! giant just dropped prices on thousands m

graham [inaudible] there is a lot of good plang work under way. i want to highlight the most recent efforts, the bart metro program identifies opportunities to invest and increase capacity and efficient of the bart system. the mtc led cor capacity study focus on near and long term capacity enhancement to down town san francisco and the transbay corridor with a potential for a second tube. [inaudible] alleviate crowding on the existing system and introduce high level concepts of system enhancement and expansion and michael mentioned the cal train downtown extension to provide cal tain and high speed rail to down town san francisco. each of the plans will be valuable but what they haven't done is taken a comp hnsive and coordinateed look of transportation in san francisco and that is what the transportation program would do. it is a multiajs effort to build a shared vision if the future of transportation in san francisco cht it includes a few major components i want to highlight the establishing a long range transportation vision and this is a key c

. >>> and senator and presidential candidate lindsey graham joins us live. yes, he's running for president. but he is also a key member of the arm services committee. we'll ask him about this plane that crashed in the sinai peninsula and new information it's possible, some officials say likely, that isis took this plane out. oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. ♪ you make me feel so young... it's what you do. ♪ you make me feel ♪ so spring has sprung. after a dvt blood clot.mind when i got out of the hospital what about my family? my li'l buddy? and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital but i wondered if this was the right treatment for me. then my doctor told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happeni

senator graham, thanks for being here. if isis was behind this bomb attack, and it has not been confirmed, does this make you even more concerned about the threat to the united states, potential threat? >> 0 oh, definitely. it means they have reached outside syria, they can coordinate with people in the sinai to slip a bomb on a plane in egypt, yeah, definitely worries me. i've had a wake-up call two years ago regarding isil. if this is not a wake-up call for president obama and members of congress to get our act together, what will? do we have to get hit here before we take these guys serious? strategy's not working. congress is cutting the budget of the fbi and homeland security, the president has no strategy to destroy isil on the ground what happen point in time do we wake up? >> how serious is threat you consider isis in the sinai? if you were president and you were given clearance, would the u.s. be conducting air strikes in sinai? >> i would concentrate on headquarters in syria in the short term. you wanted to do jo

lindsey graham said you shoot them down. but the implications of the u.s. trying to enforce a no-fly zone and the u.s. potentially shooting down a russian plane, is that something that's wise for our country to be getting into? >> look, the first preference of everybody ought to be to get an agreement with russia to join a coalition to go after isis and only isis. that's the threat that threatens all of us. to deconflict their operations, so that you don't have these incidents in the future and to make sure that assad, president assad of syria, does not use this as an opportunity to unleash his air force, to kill innocent syrians with barrel bombs. what he's been doing for weeks and months. but so far, the russians have not been willing to do that. so if you really are going to bring down the violence, if you're going to protect opposition forces that we have trained and assisted and if you're going to help and protect the syrian people from assad's barrel bombs, the only alternative we get forced to is a no-fly zone and the kind of humanitarian safe areas

lindsey graham not only not on the main stage tonight, but not at the kid's table either. he wasn't even invited. my boyfriend jim gilmore never gets invited to any debates anymore, so nobody misses him when he's gone. that said, if governor lindsey graham or governor jim gilmore wants another idea of how to get even, how to get heard, how to get his voice out there, even if the republican party won't let you debate, there's something else that can be done. it provides a little gamesmanship and a little tiny bit of lawyering, but it could be employed and it would work. the trick is, the time is tic e ticking. they have to act very, very quickly. and that story is next. how you doing? hey! how are you? where are we watching the game? you'll see. i think my boys have a shot this year. yeah, especially with this new offense we're running... i mean, our running back is a beast. once he hits the hole and breaks through the secondary, oh he's gone. and our linebackers and dbs dish out punishment, and never quit. ♪ you didn't expect this did you? no i didn't. the nissan altima.

lindsey graham and three-term governor george pataki of new york are out of the debate entirely. the staging was based on four of the most recent national polls, but critics note that senator graham's name was not even listed in the nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. and jeb bush tweeted that he s disagrees with the rules that prevent graham voice from being heard saying, quote, his foreign policy message is an important one in particular and campaigning in new hampshire before the decision yesterday christie said he's undeterred. >> i'm going to be debating somebody on tuesday night whether it's the folks that i've been debating with before or other folks. i don't really care in one respect. put a podium out here on the foliage and get a few people out here. i'll debate them here. there's 90 plus days to go to new hampshire. we're moving numbers in new hampshire, and we're just going to keep working hard. >> ben carson responded to skepticism over comments he made about the pyramids saying they were built by the biblical figure and not for egyptian pharaohs. >> some people bel

but they have the lions, graham a across and 55 and it is half eagle, and half lion. so that is how they do it. >> still a ahead, a big honor for penn's football coach. >>> plus hear is what on the line when temple takes on >>> eagles football is sinking, temple football is cat's meow. it was a spirited practice as owls are preparing to host u-conn on saturday. win would give temple its first ten win regular season in school history. it will earn the school a spot the in the conference championship game december 5th. coach matt rule knows u-conn is no give me. >> this is a team in connecticut that matches us. this is a match up. we're built the same way. so, you know, sometimes we play teams that aren't built like us because it is easier for us because they don't want to withstand the beat ago this we want to do. this team will stand there and it the will fight us. we will fight them. >> and huge honor for penn football coach ray fiori, named the ivy league coach of the year. in his first season he led quakers to a seven-three record, six-one in ivy league play and co

lindsey graham, how should we respond to isis? i bet he has an answer and if he doesn't, i'll take his wine away. and later, i'll show you what happened on my book tour, pretty exciting. look at that one. let's get started, america. i'm playing racquetball later with my good friend clive owen. >> i do think this was demeaning and silly and not serious. >> it's a little raunchy. >> and now he's embarrassed again. i think this is embarrassing. >> every indication is that he is dry and possibly a sociopath. >>> somehow, the terror debate has now morphed into a refugee debate, as one side delights in calling you name it is you don't willingly embrace everyone. so if you're the least bit worried about getting killed by a terrorist who sneaks in, you're probably a bigot or a trady cat. >> apparently they're scared of widows and orphans coming into the united states of america as part of our tradition of compassion. at first, they were worried about the press being too tough on them during debates. now they're worried about 3-year-old or

but they have the lions, graham a across and 55 and it is half eagle, and half lion. so that is how they do it. >> still a ahead, a big honor for penn's football coach. >>> plus hear is what on the line when temple takes on u-conn this weekend. ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations to over sixty-five million dollars. and bringing love where it's needed most. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. sinking, temple football is cat's meow. it was a spirited practice as owls are preparing to host u-conn on saturday. win would give temple its first ten win regular season in school history. it will earn the school a spot the in the conference championship game december 5th. coach matt rule knows u-conn is no give me. >> this is a team in connecticut that matches us. this is a match up. we're built the same way. so, you know, sometimes we play teams that aren't built like us because it is easier for us because they don't want to wi

on the other side you have people like senator graham who want do go further. the administration will be in the role of consulting and advising. >> do you expect in two years, we will be in for 5,000? >> it feels like a slippery slope i think it is news when the president of the united states deceives the american public and he did say there would be no ground troops and he knew at the time that was b.s. and it is a lie or dedid not know and it is naive. when he announced it they talked how this is not a strategic change but a shift. those are synonyms. when they spend their time or strategic thinking on how to spin the conflicts and not so much time explaining their strategy and how they will keep us out of syria out of the conflicts. >> george? >> understanding there are no good choices in a region where there are now fairly barely functioning states, yemen, syria , and iraq. now, what is the choice? liz said, there is a caliphate establish asked we have to take the ground back. the convention -- the conventional forces of our allies in the middle east from s

lindsey >>> my interview with lindsey graham, an answer and if he doesn't, i'll take his wine away. and later, i'll show you what happened on my book tour, pretty exciting. look at that one. let's get started, america. i'm playing racquetball later with my good friend clive owen. >> i do think this was demeaning and silly and not serious. >> it's a little raunchy. >> and now he's embarrassed again. i think this is embarrassing. >> every indication is that he is dry and possibly a sociopath. >>> somehow, the terror debate has now morphed into a refugee debate, as one side delights in calling you name it is you don't willingly embrace everyone. so if you're the least bit worried about getting killed by a terrorist who sneaks in, you're probably a bigot or a trady cat. >> apparently they're scared of widows and orphans coming into the united states of america as part of our tradition of compassion. at first, they were worried about the press being too tough on them during debates. now they're worried about 3-year-old orphans. that doesn't sound very tough to me. >> screw this petulant

winds toppled a 70-foot tree on to a ouse on graham circle. and trees at a farm just north of dubuque on highway 52 also fell. let's go back to joe now for a final look at tonight's forecast. strong winds diminish for the end of the week leading to a beautiful weekend. this is not to say we won't feel the wind on friday, but a 15-30 mph breeze will certainly be an improvement. a fantastic weekend is in store with mostly sunny skies and highs above normal in the middle to upper 50s. enjoy it because early next week it turns a bit wet. tonight: mostly clear, windy low: 28-34 winds: nw 15-30tomorrow: partly cloudy high: 42-48 winds: nw 15-30 thank you for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 5. now we go to new york for abc's world news with david muir. you'r >>> breaking news tonight. the secret service officer at the white house under arrest.

senator graham, that is not enough to you. you say more needs to be done. you've said that another 9/11 is coming and it's coming from syria. what do you think needs to be done? make the case. >> well, walking faster in the wrong direction is not redoubling your efforts. it's just going the wrong way. to the french president, my heart breaks for you and your country. you declared war on isil, you did the right thing. but ten planes dropping 20 bombs is not the adequate response, to the french, to the american president, we should rally the entire region. they're there to be rallied, to go in on the ground and destroy isil. in world war ii we went to tokyo and berlin. we should go as an international force led by the region, arabs and turkey, to destroy isil on the ground in raqqa. if we don't change our strategy and come up with a ground component, there will be another 9/11. >> but as both of you gentlemen know, there's been great resistance to that more than american populous, just for a point of american parallel, senator mccain -- >> i don't know that a

lindsey graham: i want to be commander in chief. i want to have the backs of those who have had our backs. i want to restore pride in our country. there's some guy going around say lets make america great again. america is great. alyx: we'll have more coverage coming up in your commitment 2016 news. more big stories this morning. an east des moines neighborhood is still feeling the impact of a boiling advisory. it impacts people in the area east of ne 34th to highway 65 and south of i-80 to douglas avenue. say a water main break on thursday caused the advisory. royal flush restaurant is stocking up on ice and bottled water for their customers. residents say the inconvenience is frustrating. nikkia rushing: we had to go buy a bunch of bottled water, gallons of water. it's affected the kids' eating and cooking of course. alyx: water works officials say they expect the advisory will end sometime this afternoon. madison county sheriff's officials are investigating a deadly crash near peru. officials arrived at the scene around 5:00 satu

south carolina senator lindsey graham described the day as a major benchmark in his life. while the republican is counting heavily on new hampshire to energize his campaign, he also offered an ominous forecast. if what graham calls the nationalization of the race continues. >> this is the last place where you're expected to answer not one question but many. and i fear that this may be the last time new hampshire can say that we're the first in the primaries. josh: cruz continued a bus is morning at the state house as he put his name on the primary ballot. then illustrated his pathway to victory. >> if conservatives continue to get behind our campaign we're going to win this primary, and that's also how we win the general election is we've got to bring back to the polls the millions of conservatives who stayed home in 2008, who stayed home in 2012. josh: after cruz it was the familiar face of rick santorum, e admits his focus is on iowa 2016 where he was the surprise winner of the caucuses in 2012. but he also believes when it comes to the current polls voters are looking a

monday nbc agreed to give mike huckabee, lindsey graham james gilmore and lindsey graham for prime-time over the weekend. i want you to dream big here with me for second. i think this is an important moment for both of us in the country. what are the chances that lindsey graham the most impressive and stunning song and dance? >> i would be amazing. i can't wait for the sketches that will come out of this, the comedy routines. i love the idea of non-press, different scenario to get to know the candidates. kennedy: in vaudeville. >> yes, right? >> doesn't make them look like a bunch of babies that they are whining about the nbc standards? >> jim gilmore has so much to lose at this point. i think this is great. i think it's fair and following the law and 12 minutes of jim gilmore is going to be fantastic to its going to be so sweet and poignant. then he tells us why jim gilmore salmon man who can lead our nation. kennedy: anthony you have always said you are gilmore republican. what is the main? >> i always say that. i have no idea what that means. why would anyone want to do what trump di

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they had kay graham and ben bradley. they had their support. in this situation you had rather and mapes trying to do the very same thing, but in the end they did not have the support of their bosses because you look at the picture then you get into the whole thing about the conjunction between corporations, media and journalism. and i remember -- boy, i'll tell you. i'm a big devotee of honest good news. and i remember there was a time, and i think the film says this. there was a time when the news was sacrosanct. there was -- that's what it was. entertainment had its area and the news had its area. it was sacrosanct. slowly what happens, entertainment at some point begins to creep into the news and to change the dynamic. i think that's kind of sad because i think news is vitally important. >> yeah. i think you're right about the feature pieces they do. by the way, i've never told you this but i've got to tell you-i was in the peace corps on my way home from two years in africa. i go to mombasa in kenya and i go to see "butch cassidy and the su

senator lindsey graham spoke from iraq during a tour with fellow g-o-p senator john mccain. graham says if the u-s leads a regional force to fight isis in syria, it would find support from arab leaders. sabrina: "i'm suggesting that we create a regional army to go into syria because there's nobody left in syria to destroy isil. and if we don't destroy isil in syria they're going to hit the american homeland." sabrina: graham and mc- cain both said syrian president bashar al-assad should be removed from power. mccain also warned if the u-s doesn't fight isis in the middle east, the terror group will bring the fight to u-s soil. sabrina: and back here in iowa-- sabrina: with the recent terrorism happening across the world, eastern iowa islamic leaders from the iowa city mosque are denouncing terrorism and educating on the muslim faith. the mosque's imam e-mom spoke to a full room inside of the iowa city public library sunday. he explained the islamic faith and its purpose....and compared the definition of terrorism to the faith's beliefs to show that all of the recent violent

good to have you with us graham. so those talks of just finished. what do you think we can expect to be announced from that? is it mostly about improving trade ties? >> i think it will be about the improvement of trade ties but as you mentioned it will be about security, going forward in the region, how to engage north korea, to work with them, to have them comply with what the international community expects in terms of their behavior on the nuclear weapons program. it will also be about the other things that have been put on hold since 2012 when the last trilateral summit was frozen. this includes disaster relief. east asia is plagued with certain disaster prone challenges and these things have to be ironed out and i think all these issues have been tabled today and at least a form of them have been discussed in order to set a positive tone going forward. >> there will also for the first time be a one on one meeting between the leaders of south korea and japan. that coming after a long diplomatic freeze. how significant is that? >> it will be very

lou: senator graham? >> well, isil's dream come true is for iran to be on the ground in syria, assad is a puppet of iran. if i'm an isil recruiter, this is good news for me. come to syria, fight the shiite persians, the mortal enemy of sunni islam. so under no construct is it helpful to us, the region, and the world, for bashar assad to be propped up by the russians and the iranians. i have two goals to destroy isil, and stop the expansion of iran. i'm not going to give them damascus, that's a bad idea to give the russians and iranians damascus. lou: senator, and if you would ambassador jim woolsey to address the issue of the fact that most of the people who migrated to france, who live in paris are sunni, predominantly sunni and presumably by both religion and culture closer to the islamic state than would be comfortable, i think for most people to contemplate. but the fact is they have set off hell tonight in paris and presumably their own are amongst the victims. lou: number one, jim woolsly is one of

and frankly, if you were at 1% after all this time, or lindsey graham, senator graham's just at an asterisk. at some point, you've got to say you know what, this has been fun, thanks, i'm going back to the senate. >> all right. we're showing video now of ben carson. we've got to get to him, especially when it comes to three tiers of discussion with ben carson. first, his facebook post on wednesday, comparing his lack of political experience to the founding fathers, writing "every signer of the declaration of independence had no elected office experience. what they had was a deep belief that freedom is a gift from god." well, the "washington post" debunked that, notinge inthomas jefferson, john adams and others had been collected to colonial assemblies. then he revised the post, adding "federal elected office." so, there's that -- >> but there wasn't one. >> but i've got to bring in the pyramids. his comments saying they were built by the biblical figure joseph. some history books, many, mine, said hey, we know the pyramids were built to bury pharaohs back in the day. so, he's a front-runner

lindsey graham and george pataki have been dropped from the debates entirely... due to low poll numbers. the debates will focus on the economy... but ben carson is facing questions about his past f rom his rivals... you stab somebody, and the newspapers say you didn't do it, and you say, 'yes, i did. i did it." ...and they said, 'you didn't do it.' if they said i didn't do it, i'd be so happy." the under - card debate begins at 6 p-m... with the main debate at 8... on fox business network. republicans in central iowa can watch the debate together tonight... the "dallas county g-o-p" is hosting a party at "mickey's irish pub" in waukee. it runs from 5 to 10 p-m. anyone is welcome... but an r-s-v-p is encouraged. you can do that on the group's facebook page. organizers hope the event will attract potential caucus goers. fresh off the debates... two republican presidential hopefuls will make their way to iowa. jeb bush is scheduled to make three stops in the state tomorrow... he begins the day at the "hy-vee" in johnson... to serve coffee to veterans. then he's off

in fact, graham spent the last year researching, looking at topographical maps, to create a brand-new series of lights and lines that a very select few pilots can actually do because of how technical some of these are. >> that's cool to see. honestly? we've gotten so used to seeing that one line in switzerland, routine. >> they've definitely created something brand new and exciting. it is very challenging. if you notice the features are very unpredictable. like you're in mars. >> the great thing is he's discovered 100 new exit points from these two countries. >> he jumped all of them? >> of course, yeah. that's why he decided to name the series "blood, sweat and tears." because of him and his crew able to discover these locations, he alcoholing yet rewarding experiences of his life. >>> if anybody else out there is still incubating thanksgiving food, baby, prepare to feel really bad about yourself courtesy of meet daily. what you need to do to burn off everything we just ate. >> i don't need know this. >> two cups mashed potatoes, 480 calories. you're going to have to bike for 50 minu

. >> there is no word about senator lindsey graham. there is a thresh -- george pataki, governor jim gilmore are outs of the fray. senator lindsey graham saying this is like "american idol." i don't know if a better way forward. how do you give the voters ample time -- you have 11 qualified people on the stage. it's not changing. we're at four debates now. we're not going to have as many as last time. i think the networks have a challenge here. it's going to be interesting. i think you're going to get 6 million people watching early and 20 million people watching late. if you're telling me as a candidate you'll get me 6 million people watching. >> the guy in the number two position is ben carson. in some polls he's eclipsed donald trump. the mainstream media, because he's the number one conservative, the number one republican, the kill ben carson at any cost. they've been working overtime to disqualify him. he's written a couple of books autobiographical in nature. talks about how he hit his mom with a hammer. he almost stabbed somebod

there is no chance lindsey graham is going to win. you pointed out during the break an interesting piece in "wall street journal" maybe saying none of these guys will get in. >> dan henninger is pretty prescient. we, republicans, shouldn't say we, heading to brokered convention in july. he says essentially polls are showing, they are just voter sentiment right now. if you can't hold above 30. that is your core. you have your base. trump has his base. none of them yet built toward the critical 40% or above threshold to even win in the general election. you know, just as an addendum here. the fact that we're seeing this happening right now, the race has been roiled like we've never seen before, according to a number of political analysts. >> won't see the change until numbers dwindle down. melissa: that is really interesting. there is something to be said for not giving up. like you said, spending the night at someone's house, driving around, meeting people. you've many could this far, put too much into it, why bow out when there are so

as graham state, yes, it does. it has to do with a kilt-like religion tack ton krr and but if with her going to figure out how to dough feat them, that's what we've got to figure out first. >> it easy to say that president obama underacted it look at this -- try to put ourselves in their shoes, these are murderous, bloody machbd. in we pit a will the of ground troops in see ka and ref gentlemens. testimony ff that he had love to capture an american, parade him, maybe find a tattoo of a crucifix on his wrist, something look that. >> but do we not fired him? if it also it is the sfrchlt magnetizing people to the caliphate from all oaf the world and the wear doing is by advancing this narrative. we've shown the main opponents that the islamic state faces on the ground are muslims and kurd and iraqis and others. be very cautious -- we should be very cautious. on the refugee question, there's very little despite among people who watch the debate. they think the refugees into ed it respent and go tock. >> all right, grah

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i think you heard what lindsey graham said if not i'll pair phrase it for you. after thanksgiving he introduces a bill on congress that declares war on isis. you're the former ambassador to kuwait. what do you say to that? >> well, one thing i would say is the president asked him for some time to give him authority to use force and, in fact, penal criticized if by a number of members of congress from going ahead and using force so i'm pleased that congress will move in that direction that that's essential as a country that we be unified. stuart: what do you make of a president what authority he's got to use force, he doesn't use it. take, for example, the oil tankers that isis has been moving around in the former iraq. that's their money supply and we've been letting them pull this oil to a safe port so that they've been making money. we've been doing this for a year. we haven't stopped them. we couldn't stop them. whys has the president use the force available to him to go after isis? why not? >> well, i really can't explain what goes on in the president's mind

>> well, senator graham and governor petaki were dropped from even the preliminary candidate's forum, and tonight, senator graham is on social media answering the questions that are being asked of the candidates online. it's an attempt to stay relevant and part of the process, but does this really mean that he's done? >> well, it's interesting to say whether someone is done or not, and it's a tough answer going forward. carly fiorina was in the early debate, and then made it to the main stage. and governor huckabee went down from the main stage to the earlier debate too at this point. it's about the rnc giving up their power early on about who is going to be on the main stage. when you look at the elected officials with great track records, no matter who you want to be part of, a governor being on the main stage, some of the decisions here, the margin of error is all there is between a candidate's being on the stage and not at times, and i think when you look at the money that these candidates are spending in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and nevada, you can't overlook that. whe

model ashley graham puts mom and daughters to the test. provocative questions about how they look and feel when it comes to body image. >> i want to be taller. thinner. >> what messages are you really sending your daughter. all ahead as we asay -- >> good morning, america. >>> we do say good morning, america. it's a great monday here. model ashley graham, you see her there with her beautiful mother, kicking off our "gma" body proud series. looking at how moms impact the way their daughters see themselves. it's an important conversation to share with all parents ahead. >> it is important. >>> also this morning, victoria beckham. here live with glamour editor vicki levy. we'll hear from them in just a bit. >>> and just so you know, "uss new york" reporting for duty over there. they are here. but now, let's go inside to the amy. she's got the morning rundown. >>> all right, good morning, everyone. more on the breaking news in the middle east. reports that several americans have come under attack at a police training center in jordan. two ofki

model ashley graham puts mom and daughters to the test. provocative questions about how they look and feel when it comes to body image. >> i want to be taller. >> always want to be a little thinner. >> what messages are you really sending your daughter. all ahead as we a say -- >> good morning, america. >>> we do say good morning, america. it's a great monday here. model ashley graham, you see her there with her beautiful mother, kicking off our "gma" body proud series. looking at how moms impact the way their daughters see themselves. it's an important conversation to share with all parents ahead. >> it is important. >>> also this morning, victoria beckham. here live with glamour editor vicki levy. we'll hear from them in just a bit. >>> and just so you know, "uss over there. they are here. but now, let's go inside to the amy. she's got the morning rundown. >>> all right, good morning, everyone. more on the breaking news in the middle east. reports that several americans have come under attack at a police training center in jordan. two of

as far as lindsey graham is concerned this is not making a lot of sense. graham and mccain are saying we have to remove assad and get arab sunni states to help us. sunni states will help us defeat sunni isis? i don't think so. if you want to go flatten them i think you could use, i don't know, 100,000 of troops. we need a difficult commander-in-chief who will not use half-measures in war and rules of engagement. these two never met a war they didn't like. until we have a plan how to replace assad i say no. harris: the plan to replace assad might look a lot like what happened with iraq. andrea: correct. harris: a lot to take. two things jump out, first of all, senator mccain sounds nd in the air. that sounds like a plan that would have been much had a year or so ago. doesn't sound it has freshness to pop the top of it. the other thing this hits me, how exactly do you convince russia to get out of the fight? >> at this point, i don't think you do. harris: they're leading right, last i read. >> hillary sound very much like president obama, speaking of leading

. >>> brandon graham at ben franklin high school in afternoon in spring garden section of philadelphia speaking to the juniors and seniors about the importance of education and working hard. graham also stressed to them about making the most of their opportunities. >>> nick foles not quite working out in st. louis. the rams benched the former eagles' quarterback. throwing just one touchdown pass in the past four games. foles ranked 29th in the nfl in terms of passer rating. >> thank you. >>> "jimmy kimmel live" followed by "nightline." his guests are liam hemsworth, tracee ellis ross and music mash-up from "jewel and the gang." and "action news" continuing at 4:30. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. good night. ♪ ♪

graham, four touchdowns as darian improves to 9-0. 28-21 the final. let the celebration continue. >> hudson, how did you make that catch? >> well, you know, tim any saw me, i pulled up a little from my original route. he just trusted me to make a play and i was fortunate enough to get my feet inbounds. >> how special is this rivalry? >> this is the best rivalry in america i feel like. waking up on thanksgiving morning playing in front of 10,000 people. >> what does this mean to you? >> it means the world. i've been coaching 37 years and i've been fortunate to win a few of these. but back to back with my sons and juniors and seniors and a wonderful senior class that i've coached since they were in third grade, you couldn't have written a better script. >> what a scene and what a

stephanie: south carolina senator lindsey graham started his day campaigning at the red arrow diner in manchester. the republican presidential candidate shook hands over breakfast. later, he was in tilton for a meet&greet at the tilt' n diner. graham held a town hall meeting a new abc/washington post poll shows senator bernie sanders is gaining momentum. after joe biden announced he will not run for president, sanders advanced nine points. hillary clinton is still 26 percentage points ahead of sanders down from 39 points last month. in the republican race, not much change in the poll. donald trump remains the front-runner with 32% of support, and dr. ben carson is a strong second with 22%. adam: it is only going to get more exciting. still to come on news 9 at 6:00. students are getting ready for thanksgiving. how spaulding high students are giving back to the community. stephanie: and if you' re hitting you' ll want to give yourself plenty of extra time. how many people are expected to travel this thanksgiving. for travel plans. stephanie: thanksgiving is just four days away, and char

. >> hello, again, welcome to "action news" sports sunday alongside brandon graham, i'm ducis rogers. eagles lose to the dolphins to fall 4-5 in the season. this is a game you should have won and could have won. angry. decorrected, sad what are your emotions after the game today. >> i was kind of sad today because i know how hard -- i'm just tired of saying howard we work obviously people can seat effort we put out there. it's he end of the day we have to execute. and that's what we do. we do it in practice. it's just we got to have what we got to have. >> sam bradford gets hurt in the came left shoulder injury x-rays negative and dealing with cop cushion. if he's out for extend period of time how big of a blow would this be. >> not that big of a deal. and that's why you know coaches kept them. because i mean today, yeah, you see offense started move when he got in and stuff like that he knows the offense and i feel like even the pick he had the pick but i feel like if you give him whole complete game you'll love what you see. >> in that interception it's a killer. >> if we would not