, senator. moderator: governor huckabee both senator santorum and governor christie are critical of the federal reserve. also many question whether janet yellen is the right person to be running the fed. if elected president, would you keep janet yellen? >> well, my wife's name is janet. and when you say janet yelling i'm very familiar with what you mean. [applause] but, look, i think the fed's in a big trouble because they haven't addressed the number one issue hurting americans and that's the fact that wages for the bottom 90% of the economy have been stagnant for 40 years. in 25 years after world war ii up to 1971 wages grew by 85% in this country. people were moving up in the middle class. there was a middle class. that is not happening anymore and in large measure the fed has manipulated the dollar so it doesn't have a standard. tie the dollar to something fixed. if it will not be gold make it a commodity basket. here is what we have to do. we have to get it where people who go out there and work get something in return. if the dollar keeps fluctuating, and this is, as crazy as, is

. moderator: thank you, senator. moderator: governor huckabee, both senator santorum and governor christie are critical of the federal reserve. also many question whether janet yellen is the right person to be running the fed. if elected president, would you keep janet yellen? >> well, my wife's name is janet. and when you say janet yelling, i'm very familiar with what you mean. [applause] but, look, i think the fed's in a big trouble because they haven't addressed the number one issue hurting americans and that's the fact that wages for the bottom 90% of the economy have been stagnant for 40 years. in 25 years after world war ii up to 1971 wages grew by 85% in this country. people were moving up in the middle class. there was a middle class. that is not happening anymore and in large measure the fed has manipulated the dollar so it doesn't have a standard. tie the dollar to something fixed. if it will not be gold make it a commodity basket. here is what we have to do. we have to get it where people who go out there and work get something in return. if the dollar keeps fluctuating

presidential candidate mike huckabee has been trying his best to explain this issue in a way that everyone can understand. >> you're going to have tens of thousands of people coming here from the middle east. you have no idea who they are. there's no way to check them. let me ask this-- if you bought a five-pound bag of peanuts and you knew in the five-pound bag of peanuts there were about 10 peanuts that were deadly poisonous, would you feed them to your kid? ( laughter ). >> trevor: well, it depends how ( bleep ) are your kids. ( applause ). ( cheers ) because if they're the kind of people who compare suffering refugees to tainted peanuts, then maybe. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) i understand your position is that the possibility of a few dangerous refugees means that we shouldn't admit any of them in, but, you know, maybe you could try expressing that thought in a less-callous way. >> does it make any sense that we would say, "well, we're going to bring in tens of thousands of people. we have no idea who they are. when chipotle had an outbreak of e. coli just recently, what did they

chris christie. [ applause ] >> former arkansas governor mike huckabee [ applause ] >> former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. [ applause ] >> and louisiana governor bobby jindal. [ applause ] this debate will last one hour, each candidate will have 90 seconds to answer, one minute for each follow-up. when time is up, you'll hear this bell. all right. let's begin with governor christie. moderator: governor economically our country is struggling with some of the most anemic growth on record. they are not in the workforce altogether. the number of people willing, able and wanting to go to work is at a lef that has fallen to a level we have not seen since the 1970s. for those that are working wages aren't budging. costs, housing remain high. as president, what concrete steps will you take to get america back to work? >> well, first i want to share a story with you that relates to your question. i was in new hampshire last week, and a woman approached me after the town hall meeting and she said to me, governor, i'm really concerned. i said what are your concerns? she said i don

huckabee [ applause ] >> former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. [ applause ] >> and louisiana governor bobby jindal. [ applause ] this debate will last one hour, each candidate will have 90 seconds to answer, one minute for each follow-up. when time is up, you'll hear this bell. all right. let's begin with governor christie. moderator: governor economically our country is struggling with some of the most anemic growth on record. they are not in the workforce altogether. the number of people willing, able and wanting to go to work is at a lef that has fallen to a level we have not seen since the 1970s. for those that are working wages aren't budging. costs, housing remain high. as president, what concrete steps will you take to get america back to work? >> well, first i want to share a story with you that relates to your question. i was in new hampshire last week, and a woman approached me after the town hall meeting and she said to me, governor, i'm really concerned. i said what are your concerns? she said i don't know how to describe it. she said but every month when my bills

lifetime supervision. former republican presidential candidate mike huckabee is facing a lawsuit.the song writer for "eye of the tiger" filed a lawsuit against his campaign for using their song during a rally for kim davis - the kentucky county clerk who went to jail for refusing to issue marriage liceneses.the song-writer says huckabee did not have permission to use the song, and violated copy-right laws.so far - huckabee has not commented on the lawsuit. that 26-hundred u.s. counties last year.that's according to new estimates from the u.s. bureau of economic analysis. their report says on average - personal income rose four-point-six percent in metropolitan communities, and rose three-point-two percent in non-metro communities. mc-pherson county in nebraska saw the highest change at over 83-percent. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, it's never too soon to start saving for retirement. tips on how to get started at four-point-six says on their report analysis. economic bureau of from the u.s. new estimates according to that's year.countifs last income grew in personal the lawsuit

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...that got mike huckabee to recognize the third grader on television. presidential candidate mike jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. as president of the united states, i pledge to you that i will solve problems. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the dear future, life is good. no, great. i'm like, a man. only better. but even though i know everything, i still feel like you could surprise me. like that skateboard incident with the squirrel. but life is sweet now. hey, what could go wrong? it's you and me all the way, future. huckabee recognized a young third grader grabbed his attention. it donation..... but perhaps her age. maecy enger reports. you'll often find reese aarestad creating works o

to be dished out for free to jim gilmore, who is still running, mike huckabee who is still running, john kasich, who is still running and lindsey graham, who is still running. and i feel the need to tell that you they are all still running because you otherwise might not know. these are not high-tier, top-tier, high falutin candidates, john kasich edging toward that for a while. now they are all sort of at the bottom of that stack of pancakes. and here's how we think it's going to happen for those little pancakes. in -- this is amazing. this is amazing. part of what your holiday break is going to be like. in primetime on friday night, primetime is 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., primetime fry die in the and primetime saturday night, again, 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., and then also later that night, during "saturday night live," right, after primetime, a late-night show, so, friday primetime, saturday, primetime and saturday late night this weekend, right after thanksgiving, 18 nbc broadcast stations in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina are going to have to air 48 solid minutes of jim gilmore, linds

jindal, mike huckabee and senator ted cruz all addressed the importance of maintaining religous freedoms. conversatives say the issue of religious freedoms is one of the addressed the importance of maintaining religous freedoms. conversatives say the issue of religious freedoms is one of the biggest, if not the biggest issue of the election cycle. both jindal and huckabee worry if the government can control religious freedoms, it has the power contol other freedoms. topics like marriage is between one and and one woman topics like marriage is between one and and one woman and defunding planned parenthood recieved the most appaulse for the night. however, cruz added because of issues like this... the country is in need of serious help america is in a crisis .... people are waking up cruz will take part in next tuesday's presidential prime time debate. however it was announced today that huckabee will be joining jindal in the pre - debate. the latest cnn poll shows huckbee tied for 9th place in iowa... jindal is tied for 6th place after first round of high school the son of a poli

: republican candidate mike huckabee is getting sued. a lawsuit has been filed against huckabee. for the use of the hit song "eye of the tiger" huckabee played the song at a rally to support kim davis earlier this year. the rally was rowan county kentucky jail county clerk who refused to issue marraige licensce despite the supreme court ruling in june huckabee will be in grimes today, that event is this afternoon. g-o-p candidate carly fiorina is making two stops at house parties next week she'll be stopping by our neck of the woods on monday, making appearances in council bluffs and sioux city. jessica rae: we are getting an inside look at the future of a program in sioux city designed to help vicitims of child abuse officials from mercy medical held a walkthrough on the campus of western iowa tech... with a 3-d mock up showing what their future center would look like after funding comes in. they also held simulations at the mock-set up in order to identify and assess the logistics and safety of the future facility. "because we're building a new facility for our child advocacy center, that

right gained the most appaulse. while, huckabee told the crowd the governemnt takes away religious freedoms... all other freedoms will follow. a cnn poll released today shows jindal with 4 percent in iowa and huckbee with two percent. it was also announced today, huckabee will not be included in the prime time debate next tuesday. he doesnt have enough voter support and will instead take part in the pre - show debate. ... 000406 - i will go and fight the fight on the debate stage im going to be on. ive been knocked down before and so have a lot of american people now as we speak , ted cruz is taking the stage. well have more on his speach coming up in the news at 5. the candidates weren't the only ones attendees at today's conference came to hear. a list of speakers offered ideas on preserving religious liberties. 'dont have the ability to pray in public places as in football fields, not able to pray in city council meetings, not able to put christmas displays up in homes, and such,you have sort of a rising opposition to christians.' 16-hundred people from around for this swanson t

did take the stage... paul, cruz, christie, jindal, rubio, huckabee, graham, bush, santorum, fiorina... talked policy. taxes... the economy... jobs. rubio: if we can make america the best place in the world to do business, and we can make it faster cheaper and easier, for our people to have the skills they need, we're not gonna have an economic recovery, last week's debate.. and the future of debates... was another hot topic.. both on and off the stage... criticizing the moderators and the r-n-c. ted cruz: about "if you have never voted in a republican primary in youfe, you dont get to moderate a republican primary debate." huckabee: there's so many things that we were supposed to talk about that night and we never did because we were asked ridiculous questions about each other. (first minute and a half of huckabee speech) all debate discussion on the eve of a meeting between the rallying for support. new jersey governor chris christie held a meet and greet in sioux city at jitters cafe. speaking to the crowd of about fifty... christie said he is ready to be president, and isn't afra

huckabee will not make it into the main debate because they didn't poll at at least 2.5% in the four most recent national polls picked by fox business. christie and huckabee will be relegated to the kids' table because they didn't make the cut. rand paul, interestingly, did make the cut. barely. he's literally on the line at 2.5% exactly. so he's still on the main stage by the skin of his teeth. but that's not the only big news tonight. the line-up for the undercard debate, the kids' table debate, is pretty stunning as well. not only because chris christie's going to be there and mike huckabee's going to be there too. it's also stunning because of who is not even going to be there and how that was decided by fox. so check this out. the candidates who are going to be at the kids' table debate are chris christie, mike huckabee, rick santorum, and bobby jindal. bobby jindal is in. he's in even though south carolina senator lindsey graham is out. altogether not allowed to debate at all. the reason this is especially surprising is because of a very big, very surprising value judgment made by t

director james comey. we'll talk to senators john mccain, snjoe manchin and also mike huckabee. let's start with the newest threat in germany, as well as russia's claim that it was -- that that plane was downed by a bomb put on there by isis. bob has the latest on the new threats in germany. tom costello is in washington. and claudio is in brussels with the latest on the investigation. and christopher dickey of "the daily beast" is in paris. we'll begin with the developing situation tonight in germany. it may all be connected. about 90 minutes before kickoff, a massive evacuation of the stadium where a germany/netherlands soccer match was to take place in hanover. police say they received information about concrete threats. german chancellor angela merkel was due to attend the match. bob, i know you've been looking at a few things. what do we know about what the concrete evidence was in germany that called for this evacuation? >> the early report was that there was an ambulance that essentially was a truck bomb. but as of this hour, there's some confusion about what actually the evidence is

refugees. trish: presidential candidate mike huckabee is slamming the white house's intention to bring in 10,000 refugees in next six weeks. if speaker ryan will not lead and reject the importtation of those fleeing the middle east he needs to step down and let someone else lead. governor huckabee joins me right now. governor, good to see you. unfortunate circumstances that we're meeting here again under. but it looks as though you were effective in getting speaker ryan to take note because, he is coming out and saying that that we need to be rethinking this entire situation. >> trish, i was heartened to see the speaker take a strong stand and admit there is no basis for us right now to have a wholesale admission of syrian refugees when we just don't have any way to vet them. today, marie harf, spokespeople for john kerry, took a shot at me, don't worry, 100% we can vet the people. we will trust the same people that gave the obamacare website, gave us the investigation on the irs and as well as on benghazi, and the same people that investigated james rosen. i'm sorry, but i just

, bobby jindal, former arkansas governor mike huckabee and former senator rick santorum. both of tonight's debates will focus on issues that matter most to middle-class americans, our economy, creating jobs, candidates plans to assure the american dream for all americans. among my guests here tonight as we count down minutes to that first debate, republican national committee chairman reince priebus joins us. republican strategist karl rove. political analyst ed rollins. and it is a big night for the republican party and the republican presidential candidates who have to find a way to stand out from one another. fox news's chief political correspondent carl cameron is here. carl. reporter: hi, lou. exciting not not just for fbn but for candidates and voters. we're very much at beginning. there is incredible sense of anticipation and almost hyper hyperventilation for campaigns thinking one could break out. 1/3 of debates will completed after tonight's debate. two thirds more to come. a lot of room to go. donald trump no longer in the frontrunner with a lot to deal with. he has bee

change...less invites... missing amongst these republicans... chris christie and mike huckabee. that's because they failed to reach 2- point-5 percent support. they will now join bobby jindal and rick santorum in the undercard debate... lindsey graham and george pataki won't take part at all. they failed to receive enough support to qualify, even for the undercard. the debates air next tuesday on fox business network. huckabee did however get an invite to come to iowa today... he along with republicans bobby for the national religious liberties conference. they'll each speak on defending over 16-hundred christians from across the country are expected to attend. recent polls show ted cruz is the only one pulling double digit support among the three. after the event... jindal makes a trek across the state. he'll be in muscatine this evening. then tomorrow, he'll make stops in waukee and guthrie center. later this month we're bringing out our own special opportunity to engage with presidential candidates. donald trump... ben carson... and bobby jindal will taking part in a series of chann

. more than a thousand christians traveled across the country to attend. governors mike huckabee and bobby jindal spoke this morning. senator ted cruz will take the stage this afternoon. they had the opportunity to talk about defending religious liberties in america. 10:36:30-10:36:43 "for 42 years.....i don't know how we can honestly pray to god bless america...when we have acted like a savage uncivilized country in relationship to unborn children." senator cruz speaks at four thirty this afternoon. you can hear more from the candidates on the channel 13 news at four. and today a c-n-n/ o-r-c poll shows donald trump and ben carson neck and neck in iowa. trump has 25 percent while carson has 23 percent support. as gop contenders are gearing up for another debate next week. reid binion reports. a g-o-p debate shakeup... after a week of shifting ground in the republican presidential race. trump and carson are up... christie and huckabee are down... both relegated to the under-card debate hosted by fox business next week and lindsey graham and george pataki are out... ...out of the deba

-- chris christie and mike huckabee who were knocked off the main stage this time around along with rick santorum and bobby jindal. carl cameron, the man who knows it all, joins us now from washington. >> reporter: no doubt about it, this is a setback for chris christie and mike huckabee. they fell short of the required 2.5% in the national polls. huckabee has issued a statement saying i'm happy to debate anyone, anywhere, anytime. we have months away from actual votes being cast, and neither the pundits, nor the press will decide this election. the people will. he's in south carolina today. i spoke with governor christie yesterday afternoon before fbn actually announced the roster last night. all these candidates read the polls. christie saw it coming. listen. >> i'll be on some stage one way or the other. no matter where i'm debating, i'll make an impression. you want to throw a podium out here on the lawn, and we'll go and start debating with folks out here. i'm happy to do that too. >> reporter: so the prime time event features eight candidates, not ten. donald trump and ben car

candidates were ready to react since this decision was expected. mike huckabee said president obama has lost his mind. bobby jindal claimed science denying radicals. jeb bush called it a self-inflicted attack on the economy. given this has been long expected, given the partisan divide, is this going to have any impact on the american political system and progress and future? john: if you understand why obama did this, and the republicans are right when they say this is largely a political decision, the president's view is the jobs impact was modest. this was not going to change the economy or ruin the environment. what was clear is he did not want to upset environmentalists and get no credit from republicans on the other side. that was his calculus. he wants to energize the democratic base. i think this will have some effect in that regard. from thebe bad democratic point of view if you have gone the other direction. mark: there have been a lot of things republicans have not been a strong on as they have been in past elections. guns, gay rights, the environment. hillary clinton is g

country today.. bernie's big speech.. jeb's last minute move.. and mike huckabee's lawsuit. i'm keith murphy.. coming up, pella and norwalk, the rematch as the i still feel like you could surprise me. like that skateboard incident with the squirrel. but life is sweet now. hey, what could go wrong? refugee crisis.. the u-s house votes on a measure to block syrian refugees from entering the u-s... how long they want to keep them out.. and how the white house is responding.. airport strikes... employees at major u-s airports are on strike, demanding better pay... how much they want, and if you should expect any delayed flights... wicked weather... mother nature is bearing down on parts of the u-s... we'll take you to some of the hardest hit areas... from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..this is the channel 13 news at nine on fox 17 nearly one week after the terrorist attacks in paris, the suspected ringleader is dead. officials confirm today that the 29- year-old was killed yesterday during an apartment raid. amid new threats from isis, the house approved a bill today to halt syria

as huckabee and bobby jindal clashed over the spending budget. garrett, good morning. >> this was governor chris christie's first appearance in one of the early debates. he has one target who wasn't on the stage. hillary clinton. on issue after issue christie warned voters about what a clinton presidency would do it would hurt the economy move the country further to the left and represent four more years of president obama's policies. >> if anybody believes the stuff they heard from that democratic debate a few weeks ago, there's nothing for free. what they forgot to tell you is they were going to raise your tax rates from 70 to 80 percent in order to provide all of that stuff. if you listen to hillary clinton, and she is made it very clear, she believes she can make decisions for you better than you can make them for yourself. the greatness of america is in the american people. what we need to do is get the government the hel out of the way and let the american people win once again. >> while christie focused almost entirely on hillary clinton santorum stayed almost out of the fr

your wallet. don't worry about huckabee or jindal. worry about her. >> "all in" starts now. >> good evening. from new york i'm chris hayes. an hour from now eight republican presidential candidates take the stage for their fourth debate, hosted by fox business. two weeks after the cnbc debate widely viewed within the republican party as a disaster, this one similarly focus on economic issues is being seen as a do-over though the campaign declined to impose their specific demands on tonight's network, a sister to fox news. candidates are likely to get more speaking time. for the first time the main debate field is down from ten to the eight most popular in national polls. chris christie and mike huckabee having been demoted to the under card debate wrapping up now. the second tier shed lindsey graham and george pitaki whose support is so low they don't get to debate at all. less than three months to the iowa caucuses, an enormous gop field that started with at least 16 candidates is finally narrowing down. here is the state of the race. donald trump and ben carson neck and neck, just

huckabee has special plans for the thanksgiving holiday. knee surgery. outpatient procedure is today. huckabee says it won't interrupt his campaign schedule. the former arkansas governor hurt his knee about two weeks ago, and he's been using a cane. huckabee has also been struggling in the polls. >>> well, there are now 17 more recipients of the nation's highest civilian award, the medal of freedom. president obama called this year's honorees an extraordinary group, and they include baseball legend willie mays and yogi berra povt humsly of course. musicians yitzchak perlman, barbra streisand, james taylor and gloria and emilio estefan. stephen sondheim and filmmaker steven spielberg. >> his stories have shaped america's story and his values have shaped our world. >> it there were also several politicians, academics, and humanitarians among the 17. the president said this year's group is even better than usual. "a class act that represents what's best in us," he says. >> it was really fun to watch. >> was it? >> great group of people. and there will also be a couple of other guests of

governor huckabee, will be coming in here, other candidates send in other people, called surrogates, and they get mobbed by folks like myself, trying to get content for whatever outlet they're working for. so we will see how successful we are in a very polite and civilized way. you know who this is, mr. montel williams. what brings you to milwaukee? >> i've been here all day. i'm anticipating the debate to make sure we hold all these candidates a little more accountable for mail tear and veteran issues and they all punted it down the road and will continue to do. this side and the other side. and finally somebody has to stop and actually state what they claim they're going to do. say you'll be the best commander in chief in the world with no experience whatsoever, not even working with anybody in the military, is bold for them to say, and then to stand up there and after being asked the third time, third debate, give me specifics, and no one has them. so that's why i'm here. maybe i'll see something better. >> you're a veteran. >> 22 years. >> thank you for your service, sir, what were y

, "blessed are the funky." (laughter) but according to mike huckabee, we need to recognize our desperate situation. >> the ones who are ready to cut our heads off, the ones who are blowing up people in paris and all over the world, it just happens they're all radical muslims. we better wake up and smell the falafel. (audience reacts) >> trevor: now, there are a few things wrong with that statement. (laughter) number one, falafel is not a breakfast food. number two, it doesn't really smell like anything. and number three, the racism. i really should have led with the racism, i know. (applause) then there is the final stage of political grief -- you focus on how to handle the tide of refugees fleeing syria and i.s.i.s. this stage is known as "just say something really (bleep) crazy." >> if we displace people used to a desert climate living in the middle east, speaking a language not common to america and essentially living in a culture and amidst a religion that is not that common here, we really are creating a disruption. if we're serious about wanting to protect them, then let's do it in

that i think mike huckabee and the other participants in the first debate, rick santorum -- >> you're trying to remember him? >> i can remember. but they're polling too low and at this point it may not be that they have a path to the nomination. >> deroy? >> i think we all benefitted from a conversation with eight people onstage instead of 11. it was easier to follow what was going on. i think we saw a lot of talent. marco rubio came across very clearly. his answers to be able to involve his economic ideas, his thoughts on education, on international relations. i thought he came across very well and i think his star power is very strong. >> i heard marco rubio support from you folks? >> one thing is a clear breakout idea, wlsh you disagree or agree with it. last time we talked about the 9-9-9 tax plan. it was on the edge of people's tuns. i've not seen any idea jump out where people have said, i like this idea, i dislike this idea but everyone's talking about it. i'm not seeing that in this campaign at all. >> marco rubio is jumping out. he's risen in the polls and as a candidate. i h

. nats: huckabee fires gun deborah: iowa congressman, steve king hosted his annual colonel bud day pheasant hunt this weekend. g-o-p presidential candidates.... ted cruz, bobby jindal, mike huckabee and rick santorum joined in on the action. king says the event aims to celebrate conservatism. "i said one of our objectives is the intergenerationana transfer of patriotism and thats one of the objectives, the other is the concept of full spectrum constitution conservatism" deborah after getting the chance to hit the hunting trails, presidential candidate mike huckabee says he had such a good time...he's thinking about staying a bit longer. first time at this lodge and what a beautiful amazing lodge it is im thinking about sending for my things and moving in. deborah: a total of 42 participants picked up their rifles and hunted alongside steve king in honor of colonel bud day. a sioux city native and decorated world war two hero. deborah: gop presidential candidates are not happy with the way debates are run. now rivals..are coming together to discuss their demands. reporter brian stel

cut wouldn't have made the cut here in iowa. mike huckabee, chris something iowa polls don't agree with. all three would be likely to make the prime time debate if iowa voters were making the decision. "for mike huckabee and chris christie its a huge blow." christie responded to being pushed off the main stage in a tweet. "it doesn't matter issues." but according to political analysis it could be the beginning of the end. "to not be on that main stage, is a huge blow for their campaign and its a huge blow for folks who were thinking of supporting them. huge blow for financial reasons, so you know, those campaigns." for jindal - he has been moving up in recent iowa polls but is it enough to continue the fight? struggle for his campaign. you can kind of start to group 5, 6, 7 candidates together as candidates who are not getting the traction to really be it will be interesting to see how this line up plays out on tuesday. ben carson - - another point of interest in the debate. coming under criticism - - for the validity of facts in his new moderators to address that issue. we've got

huckabee will join bobby jindal and rick santorum on the stage. how will that affect their campaigns? jack: what are the expectations of marco rubio this debate? starting soon, and for the first time, chris christie and mike huckabee will join bobby jindal and rick santorum on the stage. how will that affect their campaigns? jack: what are the expectations of marco rubio this debate? stephanie: can jeb bush redeem himself after he received the redeem himself after he received the least amount of time in the previous debate? jack: thanks, evan. tune in later tonight for local 5's full tune in later tonight for local 5's full debate coverage and analysis at 10. jack: a new historical museum is coming to downtown des moines. the wells fargo history museum will be the 12th of its kind nationwide and will be in the lobby of the wells fargo walnut street building. the announcement of the new museum was made at an event earlier today. admission will be free, and it's expected to open next fall. " our san franscisco bsaed services team have already been out collecting artifacts. they've been

the scorecard tonight. >> a setback for chris christie and mike huckabee, neither will appear in next tuesday's primetime debate after coming up short of the percentage needed in the polls to qualify. christie filed his papers to appear on the first primary ballot in new hampshire and argued it's not debate organizers who decide elections, it's voters. >> which isn't a student council election, you don't announce on monday and vote on friday and whoever has the most friends wins. campaigns matter. the voters of new hampshire and the caucusgoers in iowa play a huge role in winnowing the field and they're the ones who will winnow the field. not anybody else. >> donald trump, who has loudly complained last three debates had too many candidates, changed his tune. saying i think it would be a good idea to include christie and huckabee in the debate. the fox business debate will have eight instead of ten candidates, front-runners trump and ben carson will be center stage flanked by senators marco rubio and ted cruz battling for third. jeb bush, carly fiorina, john kasich and rand paul round

.. ted cruz.. and mike huckabee all say they would have approved it. the three are in des moines for the national religious liberties conference. they all say government policy and supreme court rulings are putting religious liberty at risk... and prenting americans from practicing their religious beliefs. jindal 300810 - the hope in america is not grow up and have the covernment take care of you, the hope in america is to have the opporuntity to to raise your own kids accoding to your own beliefs huckabee 414110 - if we lose religious liberty we really loose all liberity. butt cruz 46:22-46:29 i believe we're at a time of crisis again and i critical believers stand up and stand for our values to turn this nation around 11-other presidential candidates... including hillary clinton and martin o'malley declined an invitation to attend the event. the conference ends tomorrow. heavy rains this week bring yosemite falls back to life in california. the falls had been dry for the past month and a half. quarterfinals nearly every year. for nearby johnston high, it's a first. johnston looking for

, that would be a mike huckabee, to give you examples. then you have a third faction. these are what i call the libertarian faction or maybe the constitutionalist faction. these are the ones who actually want to pare back the welfare state. they want a real change, a real revolution in this country. they think, they see the welfare state as something that inevitably must collapse. it's doing it in greece, it's doing it in western europe, and it's doing it in this country. you take a look at our system, and we have a whole project at the atlas society against cronyism, crony capitalism. we've become a very corrupt society. so the libertarians and the more constitutional or traditional republicans actually want to challenge the welfare state, to to challenge the regime and to pare it back. who represents them? well, that's an interesting question. rand paul seems to be the one a lot of people like, ron paul was, of course, a representative a few years ago. and there are others who kind of aspire to have a foot in the libertarian camp. those are the three that are at war with one another.

donald trump is all over this thing, and governors christie and huckabee knocked off the main stage for the fox business network run republic debate. here what they have to say about that. and we're also watching some wild developments in the case of the cop who staged his own death to look like a murder. did he really get his mistress to mary his -- marry his own son to scam military benefits? let's get to it. >> first from the fox news deck, dr. ben carson, a candidate to lead the nation and its military, insists he is not lying when he says he was off ever eat full scholarship to west point. dr. carson's team claims the media is lying. carson's most recently told the story last month to charlie rose on pbs. >> i did it. i was offered a full scholarship to west point, got meet general westmoreland, go to the congressional medal of honor dinners, but decided my pathway was medicine. >> a full scholarship to west point. we just talked to west point. reps from the school tell us that there is no such thing as a full scholarship to west point. dr. carson's team says west point reps to

. two faces are missing prosecute the line up. you are not seeing mike huckabee or chris christie. >> the biggest fear for huckabee or chris christie is that the other networks are not going to want to expand this again. kerry: to quality they had to score 2.5% higher in the average of the four recent national polls. christie struggles to gain the footing in the polls. on the earlier debate, south carolina senator and former new york governor will not be on the stage. donald trump and ben carson front and center as they continue to lead in the polls and there is a lot of attention on jeb bush. >> he's second from last on one side according to the lineup, that is a big change as well. it is do or die for them. this is a very important debate for him to get through. >> for jeb bush a lot of is riding on this debate. the earlier debate at 7:00 and the later debate at 9:00. ben: all right, kerry thank you. juliet: catch the presidential debates on fox business, the early debate at 6:00 and following by the leading candidates at 9:00. sheldon silver change in the jury, juror number 4 w

christie and mike huckabee on the undercard. two others, lindsey graham and george pataki out of the debates entirely. jeb bush now struggling against the perception that he's a beaten man. is he in the spotlight tonight so our front-runners donald trump and ben carson, so it marco rubio. first we want to get highlights from a spirited undercard debate. >> how do you win a national election when the democrats are offering free health care, a free or subsidized college education and you're the party that is seemingly offering nothing in the way of immediate tangible benefits? >> yeah, sure. if anybody believes the stuff they heard from the democratic debate a few weeks ago there's nothing for free. they're going to raise their tax rates to 70% to 80% in order to provide all of that stuff. let me ask the folks at home one simple question. do you want to give washington more control over your life? do you think they're doing such a great job that now let's have them control what our corporations pay their employees? let's have them control every aspect of our economy? is washington doin

governor christie did a good job in that debate. mike huckabee and the other participa participants in the first debate, they're really polling too low. at this point they may not have a path to the nomination. >> roy? >> i think we saw a lot of talent up there. i thought in particular marco rubio came across very, very clearly. his answers seemed to be able to involve his economic ideas, his thoughts on education on international relations. i think his star power is very strong. >> i heard marco rubio support from you folks. is that -- [ cheering and applause ] >> the one thing i see missing in all these debates is one very clear break out idea. everyone was talking about the 99 tax plan. it was on the edge of people's tongues. i'm not seeing any idea jump out where people say i like this idea, i dislike this idea. i'm not seeing that kind of a breakthrough. >> marco rubio is jumping out, but i have some problems. rand paul brought up a couple. how can you call yourself a conservative and want to spend a trillion more on the military and do social engineering on the tax code? >> i'

christie did a good job in that debate. other than that i think mike huckabee and the other participants in the first debate, rick santorum -- >> you're trying to remember him? >> i can remember. but they're polling too low and at this point it may not be that they have a path to the nomination. >> deroy? >> i think we all benefitted from a conversation with eight people onstage instead of 11. it was easier to follow what was going on. i think we saw a lot of talent. marco rubio came across very clearly. his answers to be able to involve his economic ideas, his thoughts on education, on international relations. i thought he came across very well and i think his star power is very strong. >> i heard marco rubio support from you folks? >> one thing is a clear breakout idea, wlsh you disagree or agree with it. last time we talked about the 9-9-9 tax plan. it was on the edge of people's tuns. i've not seen any idea jump out where people have said, i like this idea, i dislike this idea but everyone's talking about it. i'm not seeing that in this campaign at all. >> marco rubio is jumping out.

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me, republican candidate former governor mike huckabee. good evening, governor. >> judge, great to be with you. i appreciate your monologue, you made a great point, it is not the government's job to provide charity. i think what you said a lot of other people need to be hearing. i hope they listened. >> thank you very much, governor. you know, i follow you. yesterday you tweeted this. after today's attack in mali, the obama approved domestic anti-terror plan is give up your guns and memorize a koran verse. are you saying you don't think the president has a plan to keep us safe? >> judge, he doesn't have a plan. i don't think he has a clue. this is what's so frustrating. when the attacks happened in france, our president was taking a totally opposite approach than president hollande of france. the president of france, a leftwing socialist, politically correct president was closing his country's borders and saying we are going to war unmercifully against isis. our president says let's open the borders and open a war on governors. he was more interested in protecting islam than americ