chicago. despite the daily gun violence plaguing several u.s. cities, milwaukee has one of the highest rising murder rates across the country. along the banks of lake michigan sits the city of milwaukee. it's formidable shores once a bastian of manufacturing. beyond the calm waters lies a city in pain. >> first, we're following breaking news out of milwaukee this morning. a double-fatal shooting. >> three people are dead include a toddler and teenager. >> after years of declining violent crime nationwide, many major u.s. cities have seen a drastic surge in homicides, with this works class city topping the list. >> witnesses heard several shots. >> so far this year milwaukee had over just 100 homicides compared with 86 throughout all of 2014. >> how are you going to make it through tonight with all the gunshots? if you leave this room today and they close the books on your life, what are people going to say about you? >> educators and friends are trying to step in before anyone else gets killed. >> is there a god that exists on 28th? >> together they co-founded the i will not die young

presidential debate. we will have a live review from milwaukee. good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. we will also keep you up to date on the markets after yesterday's selloff. u.s. stack market futures. now to the downside. dow futures down 40 and s&p futures down 4. >> cheryl: ahead of tonight's big debate. >> nicole: immigration no doubt a big topic tonight. a major court decision to block president obama's plan to prevent deportations 5 million people living in the u.s. i legally. >> cheryl: also breaking overnight, ban from all international athletics including 2016 olympics. we will have the story for you. >> nicole: chicago bears come from behind to beat the chargers. in the nba, minnesota avoid an epic collapse. welcome to fbn:am, latest breaking markets and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: facing off in a crucial debate host bid fox business network and wall street. four candidates will take the stage in the first debate at 7:00 p.m. eastern and eight two hours later. many voters want to know about the white but what if you cou

] moderator: thank you, gentlemen. that does it, everyone for the first debate here in milwaukee. just about one hour from now, at 9:00 p.m. eastern, eight more candidates will be taking to the stage. right now, special coverage of the republican presidential debate, live from milwaukee continues right here on fox business. [applause] ♪ lou: now they're shaking hands after passionate debate, terrific debate. i'm lou dobbs. we're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater here in milwaukee, which -- wisconsin. you saw first two of the republican presidential debates, fourth in the series. less than an hour we'll bring you the second debate of the night right here on the fox business network. the moderators will be our colleagues maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, along with "wall street journal" editor-in-chief, gerard baker. the 9:00 p.m. eastern debate features the top eight candidates according to polling. ohio governor john kasich, former florida governor jeb bush, florida senator marco rubio, mr. donald trump, dr. ben carson, texas senator ted cruz, and ms. carly fiorina, and

before taking to the stage here in milwaukee, wisconsin, to face the substantive economic questions that we here at fox business are ready to ask. it all kicks off at 7 p.m. eastern only here on fox business. i'll be there. do not miss a minute of it. liz claman, over to you. liz: trish, you've got your countdown, we've got our "countdown to the closing bell." we're live on the floor of the new york stock exchange because the markets are showing signs of stress at this hour. take a look at the dow, it has been forced back into negative territory for the year. dow jones industrials down 205 points, the s&p 500 down 24, the nasdaq down more than 67 points, so it is a stress right now for your money. all of them falling in the wake of friday's october jobs report that was strong enough for traders on this floor to say to me, they just uttered it to me now, now the fed has, quote, no excuse not to tighten interest rates in december. is it a december rate hike at work, and is that why there is red on the screen? of course, the republican candidates for president are preparing for tomorro

business. blake burman is live in milwaukee, wisconsin. what's going on? >> blake: 35 is not that bad, dagen, it could be worse in the middle of milwaukee. all the candidates for the most part have been talking into the lead-up about how they would like this to be about the issues, the substance, what matters to you and yours, specially your walt. that's -- wallet. but then there was last night aurally involving donald trump k one of those mega rallies. he was to our south here in illinois in the city of springfield, thousands of people in the arena. he also brought up an issue that has been front page here in this campaign in the last four or five six days ago, that being the personal story of dr. ben carson. trump has not let up one inch. >> if you try to hit your mother in the head with a hammer, your poll numbers go up. i haven't seen that yet, probably that's going to happen. this is a strange election, isn't it? >> blake: carson appeared on the o'reilly factor and he said that he is looking forward to to be the's debate because he wants to talk about the issues and he feels that

milwaukee, wisconsin. what can we expect to see the candidates, joining us right now david walker. joining us right now, good to see you david. >> good to be back with you, maria. we need to talk about what we are going to do to grow the economy, secure social security and medicare and obtain energy security and get our infrastructure back in shape, and obviously fbn is good about dealing with economic issues and we need to push these people for specifics about what are they proposed to do and how are they going to get it done. >> maria: we have the panel talking about just that. senator brown, let me ask you about what the republican voter feels is most important? we know tax reform is in the agenda. >> we see a lot of nitpicking. we have to get down to issues, deficit spending, national security, foreign policy, immigration, those are things that people want to hear in new hampshire. what are the candidates going to do about it. >> maria: one issue is that candidates have similarities. they all believe that smaller government is better, taxes need to come down, debt and deficits

are coming to you live from the milwaukee theatre in milwaukee wisconsin. this is where eight candidates will take the stage iv the second of two republican presidential debate here on "fox business" network read much of the spotlight likely to be on the two men who have been trading the title of front-runner, donald trump and ben carson. carson has been fighting the mainstream media. one of the stories debunked by buzzfeed. carson confirming carson did in fact fall victim to such a prank tricking him into taking a fake exam when he attended yale university. joining us now "fox news" digital politics editor will sort all of that out and tell us all happen in the debate tomorrow. chris i mean that is to me the mother load of politics to have a highly questioned story that he has been attacked relentlessly for and then comes out validated. >> and if not fully validated comes out in a certain sense where he says for all of the things that are happening, for all of the problems for everything they that could be discussed the fact that we are down to well, it's mostly true and we c

. "nats: candidates walking in..or introductions...etc the top eight- polling republicans in milwaukee debating --for the 4th time--- bush / (r) presidential candidate "i got about four minutes last debate - i'm gonna get my question right now." the debate honing in on jobs, taxes, international issues and the economy. cruz : there are irs code than there not one of them is as candidates minimum wage.. donald trump says "no" to raising it...ben carson after supporting the raise at an earlier debate. presidential candidate "every time we raise the minimum wage, the number of jobless people increases." carson also making light of this past week of scrutiny over his life stories..... ben carson / (r) presidential candidate asking what i said in appreciate that. the exchanges ...though....heating up over immigration.. jeb bush and john kasich challenging undocumented gov. john kasich / (r) presidential candidate "we all know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border." trump: i don't have to hear from this man trump also unleashing on carly fiorina when she interrupted sen

from now, candidates will take that stage in milwaukee. fox business "wall street journal" republican debate this is where money holds center stage this is where the candidates spell out their plan. rick santorum, chris christie, mike huckabee, and bobby jindal are up first, then at 9, rick kasich, jeb bush, donald trump, ted cruz, carly fiorina and rand paul this is varney and company, kicking off or debate coverage. neil cavuto is in milwaukee, as everyone knows by now. neil, welcome to the show, i want to hear about a return to rprosperity, i want to hear a prosperity plan. am plan. am i going to be happy? neil: do you want to hear it from me or the candidates? you are quite right. they will make the pitch, which could be a favorable environment, fewer of home, more time to make the pitch. they all have an opportunity to sort of pitch that prosperity point that you have been mentioning. no one is doubting there is a recovery, it is tepid. for many the jobs that we've seen are not the big jobs, not the quality jobs that a lot of candidates' to see, they have to spell it

>> i am campbell brown. mark: i am mark halperin. tonight,due respect, we are all about milwaukee. ♪ mark: hello, milwaukee. and hello, campbell brown. we are here for the republican debate at the downtown milwaukee theater. which is fitting, because this nomination fight has seen its share of theater already. there is the classic political story in marco rubio, jeb bush, the soft-spoken storyteller, then carson, and donald trump. act one, we call it "carson p."sus trum >> a lot of weird things are happening. this is a strange election, isn't it? ab somebody, and the newspapers say, you did not do it. you say, yes i did. no, you did not. yes, i did. they say, you did not do it. if they said i did not do it, i would be so happy. this is the only election in history where you are better off if used out somebody. what are we coming to? mark: that was theatrical. now we come to dr. carson, who got a chance to speak out today in a conference about education with campbell brown, who asked dr. carson about the debate. campbell: how are you feeling about tonight? >> pretty good about to

: good evening i am lou dobbs we're coming you to live from milwaukee theater in milwaukee, wisconsin. we're now 24 hours away from the first of what will be two republican presidential debate hosted here on the fox business network. it will be fourth republican presidential debate of this elect cycle. you can expect tomorrow's debate on fox business network to become pehling and focus -- compelling and focus on issues that matter most, economy growth, jobs, our standard of living in this country. and we'll find out how each candidate, plans to return prosperity to america. among our guests tonight, economist douglas holt, and wilbur ross, also tonight, president obama meeting with prime minister netanyahu for the first time since the signing of the iranian nuclear deal. >> it's no secret that the prime minister and i have had a strong disagreement on this narrow issue. but we don't have a disagreement on the need to making sure that iran does not get nuclear weapon or about destabilizing activities. lou: iran ta far from only issue dividing u.s. and israel, there are division on thou

does it, everyone for the first debate here in milwaukee. just about one hour from now, at 9:00 p.m. eastern, eight more candidates will be taking to the stage. right now, special coverage of the republican presidential debate, live from milwaukee continues right here on fox business. [applause] ♪ lou: now they're shaking hands after passionate debate, terrific debate. i'm lou dobbs. we're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater here in milwaukee, which -- wisconsin. you saw first two of the republican presidential debates, fourth in the series. less than an hour we'll bring you the second debate of the night right here on the fox business network. the moderators will be our colleagues maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, along with "wall street journal" editor-in-chief, gerard baker. the 9:00 p.m. eastern debate features the top eight candidates according to polling. ohio governor john kasich, former florida governor jeb bush, florida senator marco rubio, mr. donald trump, dr. ben carson, texas senator ted cruz, and ms. carly fiorina, and kentucky senator rand paul. quite a lineup

tonight. 3 reporter mark leland joins us live from milwaukee with a preview of what we can expect. 3 "we're here the milwaukee theater in downtown milwaukee with the main debate set to get underway at 8 central time. since the last debate the candidates have been campaigning and some complaining about how the debates have gone so far. so to address their concerns, this time around we'll be hearing more from the candidates."preparations to turn the stage at the milwaukee theater into a television studio are complete. this time around only eight of the republican contenders made the cut and will appear together when the curtain goes up in primetime."certainly easier to contain eight rather than 10 or 12 or 14 but will wait-and-see. i think it's going to be a good debate i think the folks are committed to a real good debate and that's what we want."donald trump and ben carson will be front and center , carson facing attacks recently plans to change the focus. "i will simply indicate what is really the most important thing or i thought we were here to talk about economic issues that affe

and what is the mood in milwaukee as a result of that? the former host of co and gregg was chatting with me during the break that a lot of these guys aren't really addressing these issues, are they? they're just flying by them. >> well, i think, you know, when you look for leadership; right? which is which is what the country and needs i don't think we've had strong leadership from the oval office going all the way back to clinton frankly and reagan years. so what do you want all of these candidates as leaders? you want three things. they have to communicate a vision and they have to be credible. so if you take if you take those three things, you've got a lot of holes. neil: but what's your biggest disappoint? in other words, when you look at these guys and what they're advocating, what's the biggest thing? >> well, the thing that's disappointing to me is i think there's a little bit of a sideshow going on. i think the trump polls remind me of the obama polling basically. neil: been a long sideshow then. leading in these polls for four or five months. >> absolutely. but go back to c

together. >> get a job and get out of my life. stuart: my time is up. lou dobbs is in milwaukee. the sir, the time is now yours. lou: thank you very much, stuart. you have everybody arguing from the final second. good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. we're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater in milwaukee, wisconsin. forgive me for yelling but the theater is filling with excited members of the debate audience. we have less than an hour to go until the first of two republican presidential debates. here tonight on the fox business network. fox business network's sandra smith, trish regan and "wall street journal's" gerry seib, will be moderating the festivities for republican -- four republican candidates in the first debate. new jersey governor chris christie. louisiana governor, 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 to

. what can we expect in milwaukee? >>> and from the hospital to the ballroom. the emotional night on "dancing with the stars," as tamar braxton overcomes a health challenge to compete. the tears in "the skinny" on this tuesday, november 10th. ♪ to make it better >>> and we say hello. hey. >> i do love "dancing with the stars" last night. there was some great tunes. but it was a lot of drama. >> so dramatic. especially the ending. there was a lot of tears. a lot of tears that kept going on and on. it was almost a little much. we'll have to get to that. >> yeah. >> a little in "the skinny." you'll have to tune in for that. >>> we start with the sound of triumph from the students of the university of missouri. forcing the school president to step down after months of protests over a string of racially-motivated incidents. >> an open revolt by members of the football team dealt the final blow to the head of the university. now, new steps are being taken, including plans to hire a diversity officer. we get the latest from abc's elizabeth hur. >> reporter: cheers and chants from students

trump square off on latest issue. live preview from the debate from milwaukee. good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, everyone, i'm nicole petallides. let's check u.s. stock market futures. we have some down arrows. s&p down almost 6. >> cheryl: 90% a bomb brought down jet over egypt. >> nicole: getting ready to pay customers cash to rebuild the trust, but is it enough. we will have the story? >> cheryl: we are going to have all the numbers for you. >> nicole: and in sports the indianapolis colts land broncos first loss of the season. coming up for you. welcome to fbn:am, first look at what's moving and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: we are one day from the big presidential debate hosted by the fox business network and the wall street journal. ben carson, donald trump, are clashing right now over recent scrutiny about the retired neurosurgeon's story. carson also slamming the media, calling the scrutiny a witch-hunt. >> every single day or every other day or every other week, you are going to come up, you said this when you were kindergarten, you said th

. did any of the candidates come out ahead? we're live in milwaukee with insight. >>> deadly crash. the jet that slammed into an apartment building, shaking an entire neighborhood. the search for answers in the burning wreckage. >>> extreme weather. the powerful storm that brought snow and downpours to california. it's intensifying as it moves to the middle of the country. the warnings from accuweather. >>> and later, war hero. the veteran nearly killed in afghanistan, overcoming so much to get ready for the paralympics. her amazing journey on this veterans day, wednesday november 11th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> and we do say good morning to you, everyone. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan. we begin with the latest gop showdown. the candidates clashing on hot-button issues like immigration while finding common ground against, of course, hillary clinton. >> and this time the debate playing out on the stage in milwaukee, wisconsin, it was heavy on substance. a lot of people were saying. and it focused on the economy primarily. it's "your voice

presidential debate in milwaukee last night. tonight, we go over the winners and losers as best we can choose them. candidates debating how to improve the economy, create jobs. last night's debate certainly illuminating major differences on a host of issues including illegal immigration, voters getting a chance to see how republican hopefuls including jeb bush and governor john kasich would do on the issue of illegal immigration while donald trump and senator ted cruz followed a different direction. we'll show you that clash among the candidates. also tonight, a teacher has resigned after she was caught on video blocking a student journalist at the university of missouri from taking pictures during demonstrations. >> can i talk now is. >> no, you need to get out. you need to get out. >> no, i don't. >> you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> hey, who wants to help me get this reporter out of here? i need some muscle over here! >> wow. it turns out she's a professor in journalism. we take up what's happened to freedom of speech at the university of missouri and radical rule and are

>> milwaukee, wisconsin. tonight the fourth republican debate, and before it begins our guide to what you really need to know about. social security, wages, and your paycheck, national defense, and the right-to-work. the facts before you hear from the candidates. this is "america votes 2016." >> hi, everyone. this is al-jazeera america. then there were eight. in debate hosted by fox business and the "wall street journal." it's a smaller field. each candidate on the stage has at least 2.5% in the polls. the last time they met they clashed on taxes, immigration, interest rates, and we can expect more fireworks tonight. we're at the debate in milwaukee. >> there's already fireworks outside one of the 500 gatherings in this country protesting in favor of a $15 minimum wage. possibly as many as 4,500 demonstrators outside. what you can hear right now are the four that didn't qualify, two didn't even qualify for the undercard debate. we've heard outstanding things, john. we married about mike huckabee talk about putting syrians into camps, and sending them footed. chris christie said i

. >>> i'm ali velshi in milwaukee, on target - substance over style. we'll cut through the campaign noise and clarify the issues even if presidential candidates debating here tonight don't. >> good evening, welcome to a special edition of "on target". i'm joining you from milwaukee, wisconsin. this rust belt city is where the leading candidates for president came for what fox business news promised would be a policy driven issue. the debate comes a week after learning the economy created an impressive 271,000, and the unemployment rate fell to 5%. we learnt that wages grew last month at the fastest year over year pace since 2009. tonight's debate comes two weeks after republicans gathered in colorado for a debate, which was an excuse to attack moderators from cnbs, with less than a year before the election, it's time to get serious. that is what i'll do in the next 30 minutes. even though the economic recovery is starting to look good. for many middle class americans, it doesn't feel real. mean feeling pain work for fast food outlets where they earn the minimum wage or above it. tod

milwaukee. we're there every step of the way. trish: you bet we are, neil. welcome to the intelligence report. we are live in milwaukee, wisconsin. a job market that is barely growing. a federal reserve that could cruise raise interest rates. the economy is very well focus. they need to show american voters how they will grow the american economy. the stakes are high. we will get answers. joining me today with a preview is our all-star lineup. one-time front-runner herman came, karl rove and an all-star team from fox business. the economy again front and center. the issue on tomorrow's big debate. we have lou dobbs that has a special report tonight ahead of the big debate. we have maria bartiromo. the 7:00 p.m. event along with sandra smith. maria, given the news and jobs in the economy, what do you think that we will here? how do you think they will distinguish themselves? >> the biggest untapped secret is that the fox business network will stay on the issue. job creation, wages. job creation 40% of the american working age americans without a job. they have stopped looki

stage is being set right now in milwaukee for the republican presidential debate just over 24 hours from now. hi, i'm gretchen carlson. we're here to bring you "the real story" today. here are the eight candidates whole be appear on the main stage in prime-time on the fox business channel. the debate will focus on questions on our economy. now donald trump targeting ben carson who is in a showdown of his own with the media. chief political correspondent carl cameron live for us as we continue to look at the candidates, live in milwaukee with more. carl, in the wake of all the cnbc controversy will this be a substance debate or another name-calling debate? >> reporter: well, gretchen, our colleagues at fbn say they're going to ask tough but substantive questions. that's what all moderators say and god bless them and good luck to them because the candidates are coming to milwaukee loaded for bear and some of them apparently really want to fight. new polls suggest that carson is doing well in the south and donald trump is going after ben carson questioning a lot of what ben carson wrot

milwaukee, this where is it all comes down in this milwaukee theater where they expect to cram 3400 avid, rabid debate fans into a room for two separate debates, featuring men and one woman who harbor the dream of being the next president of the united states. at issue, economic issues, which we're told will dominate polls across the country, and now one across the world. the dominant themes that matter whether you live in istanbul or milwaukee, wisconsin. how am i going to make a better life for myself? how much more money can i look forward to down the road for me, my kids, my economic security? will there be social security there for me? will there be medicare there for me? will there be a government that will help me or will hurt me? will promote me or get in my way? this is that big. this debate and its defining moments, that meaningful. it begins on fox business. is it about your business, and now less than a day away, you can feel the history in the room. "your world" starts now. >> from milwaukee, wisconsin, welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. you can feel the pressure on canada

ground? sh lam eel sh lam ozzel, it's debate night in milwaukee. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> come on, a little lavern & shirley humor didn't hurt anybody. hello from new york on this super tuesday. the debate stage will be less crowded tonight but the stakes are higher than ever for a few candidates. everyone's expecting some form of bush/rubio round 2 tonight. a report in the "new york times" said jeb bush's super pac is ready to shell out $20 million to take down rubio. te telegraphing these plans -- or did jeb bush telegraph them, or did somebody leak them? here's the rubio response which stars jeb bush. >> i'm a huge marco fan. he's probably the most articulate conservative on the scene today with the fortitude to be a good president. >> so proud of his high voltage energy and his enthusiasm. >> and while rubio beats back at bush, he may need to brace himself for attacks from another direction on the debate stage. >> everyone tells me rubio's a wonderful speaker. i said really? tell me why. >> that's right, donald trump is taking shots at the competition le

. abc's marci gonzalez is live in milwaukee for us this morning. marci, good morning. good morning, yeah. such a change in tone compared to the last few debates. last night wasn't about personalities or personal attacks. and the moderators really upheld their promise to stick to the issues. facing off in milwaukee -- >> i've got about four minutes last debate. i'm going to get my question right now. >> reporter: eight republican presidential candidates taking the stage for the fourth gop debate. as protesters pushing for an increase in the minimum wage gathered outside. inside the questions stayed economy. >> every time we raise the minimum wage the number of jobless people increases. >> but we have to leave it the way it is. people have to go out, they have to work really hard. >> if i thought that raising the minimum wage was the best way to help people increase their pay, i would be all for it. but it isn't. >> reporter: there were heated moments over immigration. >> we all know you can't pick them up and ship them across -- back across the border. this man. believe me. >> they'

we head to milwaukee in friday, and what a night it is going to be. survival of the fittest 2015. we will talk more about it. the hour. >> getting his body weight as low as possible preventing that black suplex. -- that back suplex. >> so quick that get that suplex before cedric alexander could land it. >> both men are down. >> what is he going to do now? will ach go to the top now for the advantage? that will give you a good indication. >> cedric starting to crawl. ach keeping his eyes on his opponent. standing switch. outt of the way. he misses. super kick blocks. connects that time. >> ach's eyes are rolling in the back of his head. watch out. >> oh, the dropkick caught him right in the corner. and now right above us. >> a little bit of skin for veda scott. a shot for that later. >> cedric daring achch to get back up. he will look to springboard -- yes indeed. oh, cedric! >> from the top rope. >> on top rope, gets caught with a super kick. brain buster. brain buster on cedric, and now ach goes to the top. >> it will slip there and -- >> and midnight star. >> is this? he has got it

the race for 2016 and the latest gop face-off. >> the stage less crowded in milwaukee last night with eight candidates instead of ten after compmplaints aut the moderators at the last debate this one was dominated by key issues. >> it's "your voice, your vote." and abc's marci gonzalez is in milwaukee with the latest. marci-g morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. such a change in tone over the past debates. last night wasn't about personalities or personal attacks. the moderators upheheld their promise to stick to the issues. facing off in milwaukee -- >> i got about four minutes last debate. i'm going to get my question right now. >> reporter: -- eight republican presidential candidates taking the stage for the fourth gop debate. asas protests pushing for an increase in the minimum wage gathered outside -- inside the questions stayed focused primarily on the economy. >> every time we raise the minimum wage the number of jobless people increases. >> but we have to leave it the way y it is. people have to go out. they have to work really hard. >> if i thought that raisi

three-year effort the protests will culminate tonight at the republican debates in milwaukee. >> showdown in wisconsin. >>> pizza hut is out with a new delivery box it says can make every day a holiday. it's the triple treat box. it has three drawers for your pizza, bred sticks and dessert. the triple treat box and everything that comes inside it can be yours for $19.99. we'll presume that some pizza was enjoyed during "monday night football," which brings up a brief episode of sports analysis that bob costas would love to entertain. sports with reena. >> thank you, sir. it wasn't a marquee match-up. san diego was um 19-14, when zach miller of the bears made this. hand-catch this before tumbling into the end zone. you see that? the bears, tackled on -- you have something to weigh in? you know what i'm talking about. that's a reenaism. it was tacked on by two-point conversion. that was enough to win it. chicago takes this 22-19. do you have something to say? >> it's a hand catch as opposed to what? a leg catch? >> a hand catch. like, got it with his hand. you're right. what's

white house which made a stop in milwaukee. the republican presidential hopefuls faced off for the fourth time. the stage was a little less crowded. as marcy gonzalez explains it was just as intense. >> facing off in milwaukee, 8 republican presidential candidates are take the stage for the fourth gop debate. as the protesters are pushing for an increase in the minimum wage gathered outside. inside the question was focused on the economy. >> every time we raised the minimum wage to the number of -- the number of jobless people increases. >> we have to leave it the way it is. people have to work really hard. >> if i thought raising the minimum wage was that way. >> there were heated moments over immigration. >> we all know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border. >> they are doing high five's in the clinton campaign when they hear this. >> as well as levity. >> thank you for not asking me what i said in the 10th grade. i appreciate that. >> and dr. ben carson defended the validity of the stories he told about his youth. >> people who know me know i am an honest p

happened. >>> the republican presidential candidates are gathering in milwaukee for their fourth debate. the outsiders are lading the way. one poll showing ben carson on top with 24%. donald trump is right behind him with 23%. the only other republican in double digits is senator marco rubio with 12%. michael shure has a preview of tonight's faceoff. >> reporter: despite new revelations that he may have paded his resume, ben carson still leads as the republicans arrive in milwaukee. >> i think it's a marathon and polls are going to go up and down. so i'm not going to spend a lot of time worrying about it. >> reporter: since the last debate, carson has grabbed the lead from donald trump. but it wasn't only the polls that drove the conversation, it was the debate itself. ted cruz said it directly. >> the questions asked so far in this debate illustrate why the american people don't trust the media. >> reporter: other complaints followed. putting into doubt an nbc debate scheduled in february. that lead to a list of demands for future debates. the complaints were heard and even mock

outside of the milwaukee theater where the top republican candidates will take the stage tonight. already underway, aljazeera's correspondent, michael insure ms there, and how will the minimum wage protests play to the debates tonight? >> the minimum wage protest is not going to be the way that the candidates talk about tonight. and it's not an issue that the republican candidates usually embrace, and they're going to be making their way over here to the panther arena later on. and they haven't started yet. but minimum wage is a subject that the people of the republican party talk about, and marco rubio said that he doesn't think that there's a place for a minimum wage law, and jeb bush said that the private sector should control it. and carly fiorina said that it's not in the constitution tornadconstitution atall. so the protesters, if they expect everything that they want out of the crowd tonight, they're going to be disappointed. >> so what are you going to be watching for tonight? >> i think that these debates, obviously a different dynamic each time. a lot of people focusing on the m

november's ballots. well now to the race for the white house which made a stop in milwaukee. the republican presidential hopefuls faced off for the fourth time. the stage was a little less crowded. as marcy gonzalez explains it was just as intense. >> facing off in milwaukee, 8 republican presidential candidates are take the stage for the fourth gop debate. as the protesters are pushing for an increase in the minimum wage gathered outside. inside the question was focused on the economy. >> every time we raised the minimum wage to the number of -- the number of jobless people increases. >> we have to leave it the way it is. people have to work really hard. >> if i thought raising the minimum wage was that way. >> there were heated moments over immigration. >> we all know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border. >> they are doing high five's in the clinton campaign when they hear this. >> as well as levity. >> thank you for not asking me what i said in the 10th grade. i appreciate that. >> and dr. ben carson defended the validity of the stories he told about his

coverage in milwaukee. david, how are you. it was a less rauk us debate and the debate goes on so far tonight. ben carson, a lot of people were watching to see if he would be asked about his biography and resume. he got one question, turned it around to hillary clinton, and that went away. the fireworks in this debate started early, and started when donald trump talked about integration. >> if mr trump understood that the jabs came in the downstream. not the upstream. that's where we'll get the jobs. ohio is diversified. false things, they don't, when it comes to the truth. all i'll suggest, we can't ship 11 million. children will be terrified. let he... >> let's build on unbelievable company. i don't have to here. >> and, you know what, what you shaw there was donald trump engaged about building a wall. john getting his voice across. he worked at it all night. there was an interchange later between marco rubio and rand paul. if you are a political in other words. you see the two tangle before. i'm talking to you david. and what they tangled about was military spending. and it really

ready to take the stage for tonight's big debate in milwaukee. what each candidate needs to do to make a mark. >>> also, food fight. minimum wage workers strike in cities across the country, demanding $15 an hour. we will talk to presidential candidate, bernie sanders about that issue, and what exactly he means when he says he and hillary clinton disagree on, quote, virtually everything. >>> also, cold war heats up again. a shocking report accuses russia of a widespread state-sponsored doping program using secret agents in a moscow lab. we will have details on that. hello, everyone. good evening. i'm steve kornacki. and we come to you tonight. we are just three hours away now from the fourth republican presidential debate. the press has descended on wisconsin's largest city, as eight republican candidates make their final preparations before meeting on tonight's big stage. this is a debate that will be watched by millions across the country and the stakes for many of those candidates are higher than ever now, in iowa and new hampshire, each less than 100 days away. we'll go live t

for further republican candidates for president. we are going live to my walkie -- milwaukee. >>> they were one of the most influential bands of the 60s. examining the history of the grateful dead.>>> hundreds of high school students investigated for sexting. we're talking with michael cardoza about the outdated state laws in the age of social media.>>> a brilliant tuesday morning across san francisco bay. rule -- cool, chris, a great day. welcome to the nine, everyone. we have a very busy our for you. we heard you talking about the grateful dead. a new book goes on sale today. and i heard you talking about chef tan. >> we're talking about the happy spin. it's nine dollars for one bite. we will talk and you will taste. >> i get to taste it. i am the taster.>> we also have that sexting scandal store in colorado, south of denver. police say high school students have been sending nude photos of each other. we went to asked prosecutors if they are going to go out there and arrest everyone in charge them. you can be charged with a felony and then you have to register as a sex offender. we w

candidates squared off at the fox business network debate. all happened at milwaukee and the issue of immigration came up early and candidates went back and forth on this hot button topic, take a look. >> for the 11 million people, come on, folks, we all know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border. it's a silly argument. makes no sense. >> all i can say is you're lucky in ohio that you struck oil, that's one thing. dwight eisenhower, good president, great president, people liked him. i like ike, right? the expression, i like ike, moved a million and a half illegal im frantz out of this country, moved them way south. they never came back. they moved a million and a half people out. we have no choice. >> well million illegal immigra immigrants, to send them back, 500,000 a month is just not possible. it's not embracing american values. it would tear communities apart. it would send a signal that we're not the kind of country i know america is. >> i will say the politics of it would be very very different if a bunch of lawyers or bankers were crossing the rio grand o