the time today was spent making sure haglin understood what she was giving up by allowing the judge along to make a decision. both sides agreed the judge would decide haglin s guilty or innocence only using the minutes of testimony. that s information the public will never see and typically is only used by prosecutors to justify bringing charges. in this case, the minutes include an interview with the victim by child protective services and a police interview with haglin. the judge explained what the defendant was opening statements, closing arguments if you agree to a stipulated trial then that means my decision will be based on information that the parties agree i should use to determine if you are guilty or innocent.do you understand that? because the judge will make the decision on information filed by prosecutors, nothing haglin decision. so the charge against her will be the original aggravated misdemeanor instead of the felony count filed later. that s important for
only shameful, it s dangerous clinton told the crowd trump s comments about muslims play into the hands of terrorists by lumping a billion members of that faith in with the small numbers committing violent acts. and the former secretary of state says people in other countries don t always separate campaign comments from what they think is actual u.s. government policy. we can t tolerate that kind of image that is projected by somebody who is leading in the polls, he s not a marginal candidate in what he s saying and what many people around the world will think that represents about us. as for the campaign, clinton says things have changed with the violent acts with voters focused more on terrorism and security. however, candidate clinton says there is still a place for domestic issues in the she gets from the crowd is as much about health care costs and job security as national security. live in waterloo, dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. waterloo police say u-s marshals are
sometime before 3:00 a.m. an offer spotted the car, thought it looked suspicious and headed over to talk with the driver who seemed intoxicated. they made contact. they had conversation. went to gehim out to do some sobriety tests and he decided he was leaving. and leaving fast. the chief says the 3 3 to 40 year old man took off doing 60 to 70 on 25 mile per hour residential streets. he decided to take his convertible off road, neararake avevend south evans roadad coming down this little dirt path, and into someone s lawn. the car came down this way. it spun around and ended up going backwards, into the water about ten feet. now, here s she crazy thing. this is the backyard of a city councilman. g e walker s yard to be exact. fortunately for gene his home wasn t damaged in any way. the onvertible is another story. . u can see it here being pulled out, soaking. the driver bailed once he hit water, swam to shore and was arrested by police. he was taken into and then transnsr
people go to the polls? and the fbi looking into claims that one of the san bernardino shooters syed farook discussed staging a similar attack back in 2012 as investigators trace his past to radicalization. explosion. another hover board burst into flames, this time at a mall. the device flaring up a second time after being extinguished. so what should you do if your kids have them on your holiday list? and who will it be? putin, trump, caitlyn all on time s short list of person of the year and we re revealing it to you exclusively today, today, wednesday, december 9th, 2015. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to a today on a wednesday morning. the folks at time magazine person of the year on monday and had a chance to pull it over along with our viewers. a lot of people have been guessing. shall we say, the choice is going to be a bit of
i m going to stand up for what i believe in as i do that. wel, i m certaiily going too you can t turn you back on your ted cruz condemned the plan but steered clear of bad mouthing trump: a lot of our interested in doing so. but the party s already taang a hit. hillary clinton s tying in other candidates: their language may be more veiled than trump s but their ideas are not so different. any republican who s too fearful of the republican base to admit it has no business serving as president either. there s no shortage of critics: that kind of crap is not going to work in the united states of shocking new low for him. i ve never ttought that loud, obnoxious and simple-minded solutions to really complex problems are the kind of but trump s not backing down. and listening to some of the headlines splashed across newspapers in idiot, dangerous demomgogue, unacceptable, betraying american. in the u-k there s a push to ban donald trump from that country. that doesn t