Im christine maddela. Im john huck. Were here live at the venetian, where just a few hours ago, the candidates took on a topic thats top on americans Minds National security. rand paul r president ial candidate we defeat terrorism to show them we do not fear them. Chris Christie r president ial candidate america has been betrayed. ted cruz r president ial candidate america is at war. The republican candidates talked about what they would do to protect our country if they become president. And their stance on terrorism. They also spent a lot of time focusing on donald trump, and controversies surrounding him. We have Team Coverage for you tonight. Fox5s rachel moore has reactions from democrats watching the debate. But first Kevin Bolinger joins us with some of moments from frontrunner closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shor
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This is ktvu mornings on 2. And good morning everyone. Welcome to mornings on 2. It is saturday december 14th. Im mike mibach. And im claudine wong. Going to check in with Rosemary Orozco for a look at our temperatures. Hows it looking . Good morning to you claudine and mike. We are looking quite nice out there in most cases. We are dealing with a little bit of patchy fog once again, chilly temperatures, freezing and sub freezing in some cases. If you are dealing with patchy fog, could mean freezing fog, ill explain what that means coming up. In the afternoon slightly warmer temperatures. It is another spare of the air day. That means illegal to burn in the fireplace unless you are exempt. Dry and mild in the extended forecast. Unfortunately i dont see any rain in sight. I will show you which will be the warmest days coming up. A year ago today a gunman forced his way into Sandy Hook Elementary School in newtown connecticut and shot and killed 20 children and six adults. The gunman 20y
From cbs news in washington, face the nation with bob schieffer. Schieffer good morning again, well after ten days of mourning and ceremony Nelson Mandela was laid to rest today in his hometown of kunu, south africa. Well have a full report later in the broadcast and the latest on the School Shooting in colorado. But we begin this morning with breaking news from iran. Earlier this morning our Elizabeth Palmer interviewed the Iranian Foreign minister Mohammad Javad zarif in tehran, she joins us now from tehran and, liz, he did make some news. Tell us about it. He did indeed. On friday the u. S. Announced that it was freezing the assets and transactions to dozens of companies for evading the sanctions against iran. And just at that time there were iranian diplomats putting the final details to the geneva agreement on Irans Nuclear program. When they heard that announcement out of washington they put off the talks and went home. People wondered whether that meant the deal was dead. The mi
Vallejo are trying to stop a recent surge in violence. The city council is considering a pay cut for officers in the city. Alex savidge is joining us now from the preview of this important meeting that is up for tonight. Alex. Reporter this special meeting later on tonight the city council will consider slashing both pay and benefits for current and retired officers. Its a move the Vallejo Police union says will essentially destroy an already under staffed department by making it more difficult to recruit and retain qualified offers. The union took out this full page newspaper ad urging people in this city to attend tonights Council Meeting and voice opposition to the proposed new contract. It would be the first post bankruptcy contract for Vallejo Police officers and force them to pay 25 more for health care and also impose a 5 pay cut. This plan comes as the department grapples with what amounts to a crime wave. Four murders in just a week here in vallejo. The city council meting wil