Attacks on paris and San Bernardino. Each candidate spoke about how they are the toughest when it comes to terror. Carly Fiorina r president ial candidate im angry at whats happening to our nation. john kasich r president ial candidate protecting the homeland, destroying isis, rebuilding defense. These are all things we need to focus on, but well never get there if we are divided. marco rubio r president ial candidate we must lead. And be the most powerful nation in the world. We need to begin to act like it, again. There were 13 president ial candidates on stage tonight. But one continues to steal the spotlight. Fox5s Kevin Bolinger joins us now with more on the donald trump closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly democrats throughout the valley keeping a closed captioning closed captioning throughout the close eye on the republican tonight the Democratic P
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
Bel air, maryland. He went to a school in sparks, maryland, run by quaker elder and a military middle and high school in catonsville, maryland run by an episcopalian priest. These are good schools. It was difficult for him. His sister said his older brothers were more intuitive but for john, he had to really force himself to learn things. It was not easy. I see all sorts of clues that he was a good auditory learner. He would listen, especially to people he respected. We know this. You can pay attention. You can learn a lot with your ears. People have made a fortune with their ears. He was very good about picking up things just by listening other people. He became an actor in his late teens. He was in richmond for two years and was popular there. I was able to discover that the roles he played more than any other role was lord gundry in our american cousin. It was not known what role he had until recently and i was glad to see that in a source. He knew that play backward and forward. Wh
Made far from it. Fell dead Holding Without affect on the audience. But given the time to make deeds of his words it might have been one of more far reaching. Tragically he was not to be granted that time. As has been noted there was one in the audience that night who would use lincolns words as the catalyst for one of most heinous and destructive acts in our nations history. From childhood we are taught to know John Wilkes Booth is to hate him. Hes demonized as the embodiment of evil and yet few of us really know very much about him other than the fact that he was a handsome and popular member of the nations leading thespian family until he jumped the track. His own brother described him as a good hearted harmless though wild brained boy. What has been wanting in the pantheon of lincoln scholarship is a highly readable biography of booth until now. After spending a quarter century in the most pain staking research dr. Terry alfred has written fortunes fool. A book that will long defin
Fallen folks. It was not the best speech me made far from it. Fell dead Holding Without affect on the audience. But given the time to make deeds of his words it might have been one of more far reaching. Tragically he was not to be granted that time. As has been noted there was one in the audience that night who would use lincolns words as the catalyst for one of most heinous and destructive acts in our nations history. From childhood we are taught to know John Wilkes Booth is to hate him. Hes demonized as the embodiment of evil and yet few of us really know very much about him other than the fact that he was a handsome and popular member of the nations leading thespian family until he jumped the track. His own brother described him as a good hearted harmless though wild brained boy. What has been wanting in the pantheon of lincoln scholarship is a highly readable biography of booth until now. After spending a quarter century in the most pain staking research dr. Terry alfred has writte