And Vice President ial candidate mike pence has his moment in the spotlight to make the case for donald trump as president. It is the Republican National convention, live from cleveland. Now reporting,george stephanopoulos. Good evening. Welcome tonight to the Republican Convention, head lined by eric trump and mike pence. Donald trump, he came into the hall just a few minutes ago. When we spoke late today, he talked about his highlight of the convention so far. Were you more proud of your kids or yourself . It was them. The excitement, and other networks have reported it was one of the most exciting things theyve ever seen. We just had some real drama in the hall. Ted cruz, one of the candidates vanquished by trump in the primaries, gave his speech, did not endorse donald trump, told the delegates to vote their c converco conscien conscience. He was booed, donald trump came in. This another first in a campaign, a speaker in primetime comes into the convention, who seemed to love to be
They were stunned. Do we have that on tape. We will recreate it today. Carrie underwood. That is what i would have done. Or hi. Sometimes you have to be cool. I bet there is a more exciting part of that tape. The it is tuesday, february 23rd, 2016. It is in the raining yet the. But it will be by noon. Even earlier i think. I think before the end of this program we will see rain outside our door. It is a five out of ten. The bus stop buddy is red which his umbrella and make sure kid wear waterproof jack tote day because by the time they get home from school for sure it will be raining maybe even on the way. Heres a look at the system, this is system number one out two systems heading our way. It will be today, all day tomorrow on and off rain and it is spreading from southern delaware, into southern new jersey now and we will see it the in the next couple of hours right here in philadelphia a a so lewis, bethenny beach, cape may, seaford delaware all getting rain. In the yet here in phi
This is Al Jazeera America live in new york city. Im del walters. There are new developments at this hour concerning the San Bernardino, california attacks. There are reports that criminal charges will be filed today against a friend of the suspects. He has been under investigation since those attacks. He bought the two assault rifles that were used and authorities said he gave them to farook and his wife before they killed 14 people. Authorities saying marquez admitted that he and farook discussed an attack as far back as 2010. Tomorrow the president will be traveling to San Bernardino. The white house says he will meet privately with those who were injured and also with the families of those killed. And this may be one of the reasons why. A recent pew pole suggesting that terrorism and isil are on americans minds. Confidence in the government sharply falling. 46 say they are doing well, when it comes to preventing another attack, that is down from 72 in december of 2014. Right now th
A ban. Tim good evening and thank you for joining us tonight im tim seaman. Jenna rehnstrom has the night off. On monday when donald trump called for a total and complete shutdown of our nations borders to muslims. Many reacted with disbelief. Now Morningside College professor and trump advisor sam clovis is getting some of the same attention. Abc9 reporter the morningsie campus today and shares how one administrator is viewing cloviss stance. First hand look at reactions to in sioux city. A place that prides itself on diversity and religious was there today. Lukas . Thanks tim. Clovis indeed made clear that the ban on muslims is an important part of Trumps Campaign and that he supports the measure to ensure a safe immigration system. The 2014 republican nominee for iowa state treasurers comments come in stark contrast. Professor at Morningside College. Nat sot lets find out where these people are, who they are, where they are coming. And lets find a way to enforce the laws. Vo sam clo
Heading back from Marshalltown Marshall county claire toss back Stephanie Claire thanks. In other news governor claire thanks. In other news governor Stephanie Claire thanks. Branstad has come out with a new proposal that is raising some eyebrows. If you go shopping, have kids in school, or drink water from your tap its a proposal that affects you. Local fives chief Political Correspondent amanda krenz breaks it down for us tonight in our big story. east village lets start in 2008. Thats when a law passed that said a 1 percent sales tax, one penny on every dollar, that you pay when you go out shopping will help iowa schools. school specifically this one cent sales tax helps schools with their infastructure needs. But this source of funding isnt permanent its set to expire in the year 2029. statehouse governor branstad is proposing a plan that will keep that one cent sales with the expectation that shoppers will spend more and more money each year, generating more of this source of reve