another area of high pressure in canada bringing in one wave after another of cold dry air. it is going to be a pretty day today, maybe a cloud or two but when the kids get out of school, downright chilly. only 38 degrees, our highs today are not that far off from there. highs in the upper 30s when we get into the northern midlands and the central southern midlands into the lower, perhaps even middle 40s overnight tonight, very cold once again. temperatures in the teens and 20s, we could feel the wind chills again in the mid to upper teens overnight tonight. we will have sunshine for tomorrow, we will start warming up a high of 48 degrees, 55 thursday, with some rain expected in the late afternoon, it will be windy. the rain will end by saturday morning and continue to be w indy, as we go through the weekend into monday. temperatures start climbing from the lower to middle 50s up to 60 degrees by monday. >>> if you are heading out the door, other than warming up your vehicle, no accidents are being reported on the interstate which is a great thing from all the way down i 26,

he was born in canada, but his mother was a u.s. citizen. trump told wolf blitzer that cruz's birthplace raises constitutional concerns. >> there's this doubt. people have doubt. i want to win this thing fair and square. i don't want to win on this point. >> john mccain, who is tangled with cruz in the senate, once calling him a whacko bird, mccain was born outside the united states was quick to distance his case from cruz as mccain was born on a u.s. military base. >> i think there is a question. i'm not a constitutional scholar on that, but i think it's worth looking into. >> cruz, who has emerged as one of trump's biggest threats says the talk was nonsense. >> the legal issue is straightforward, the son of a u.s. citizen born abroad is a natural born citizen. >> reporter: he told cnn's dana bash he's not going to engage in it. one more sign the fault lines in the republican primary are becoming clear. just watch who's feuding with whom, it's not only trump versus cruz, but chris christie versus marco rubio. christie said rubio's too weak

the only exceptions are canada and chile. in geneva today, the agency's director said researchers don't have much experience with zika. >> the explosive spread of zika virus to new geographical areas, with little population immunity, is another cause for concern, especially given the possible link between infection during pregnancy and babies born with small heads. >> woodruff: until now, the disease has been largely confined to brazil, where there've been nearly 4,000 suspected cases of fetal deformation. back in this country, a houston grand jury has cleared planned parenthood officials of wrongdoing. instead, the panel today indicted two anti-abortion activists who secretly taped them. the activists are accused of tampering with a governmental record and a separate, misdemeanor count. a u.s. supreme court decision today means some 1,200 prison inmates, convicted of murder, will get a chance at parole. the court had ruled in 2012 that people given life terms as teenagers should have that opportunity. today's decision makes

trump defended the city, and wondered if cruz can even be president since he was born in canada. four of the teenagers arrested in connection with an alleged gang rape in brooklyn have been released, though they still face charges. prosecutors had to let them out of jail because an indictment has not yet been filed. investigators are still collecting evidence in the case. the number of substantiated complaints against city cops took a major jump in 2015. the civilian complaint review board says more video evidence is one of the reasons it was able to validate 70 percent more complaints last year than in 2014. and ben mcadoo is set to meet reporters today for the first time since being named the new head coach of the giants. conference live this morning. good morning. it's friday, janaury 15th. lewis dodley will be along in a moment. warmer conditions today with increasing clouds. temperatures will peak in the upper 40s. /// rain is coming but not until tonight. probably starting just before midnight. rain through the morning tomorrow then clearing in the afternoon. the high will

the plane forced to land in canada. >>> will he run? former new york city major michael bloomberg weighing a presidential bid. what would it take for him to jump in? is it too late in. >> i'd love him to come in because i love the competition, frankly. >> as the current candidates descend on iowa with the caucuses one week away. >>> super bowl bound. >> second touchdown of the half. >> 39-year-old peyton manning against his rival tom brady, sending the denver broncos to the super bowl. cam newton and the panthers devour the cardinals. settle up the battle for the ages today, monday, january 25th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. the big clean up. before we talk about the weather, super bowl 50 is going to be a good one in a couple weeks. >> it's going to be a great one. this was a great weekend to sit around and watch football because everybody was snowed in. this is the first non-el

it's called the consulate on wheels and this week it has made its way to canada. the issue passports, id cards and birth certificates. 600 people are expected to benefit. the problem is setting up appointments. people have to go or go-i for go or call online to get to offices, all across the country. nationals to attend these events because they are for them. obviously, and maybe try to avoid going to any other place to get an idea because sometimes it's very difficult. estimate the last day for the consulate on wheels a sunday and the next trip to the status not until february. according to the us department of state south carolina has 1400 consulate's from different countries.>>> education was one of the topics the gov. haley discussed during her state of the state address last night. she spoke about an incentive plan that would encourage teachers to work in rural schools. today the superintendent of education gave more details with a proposal and speaking to the rotary club of lexington. >> one of the biggest challenges to make sure we have enough high quality

now you were born, you were born in canada to an american mother. so you were and are considered an american citizen. but that fellow next to you, donald trump and others, have said being born in canada means you are not natural born and that has raised questions about your eligibility. do you want to try to close this topic once and for all tonight? >> well, neil, i'm glad we're focusing on the important topics of the evening. [laughter] [cheering] [applause] back in september, my friend donald said he had his lawyers look at this from every which way and there was no issue there. there was nothing to this birther issue. now since september, the constitution hasn't changed. [laughter] but the poll numbers have. [cheering] and i recognize, i recognize that donald is dismayed that his poll numbers are falling in iowa. but the facts and law here are really quite clear. under longstanding u.s. law, the child of a u.s. citizen born abroad is a natural born citizen. if a soldier has a child abroad, that child is a natural born citizen. that is why john m

trump has cruz losing in other ways in a weird attempt to counter the fact that cruz was born in canada sp not a naturally born citizen cruz now attacks trump for being from new york. believe it or not questionable to people of iowa who liked being talked down to this way as people fearful of the big bad metropolis. the new numbers show where the republican race does stand. donald trump has increased his lead. one third of republicans back trump up six points since last month since december. his best showing so far in the nbc survey. ted cruz is second with one in five republicans. he is down a bit. here is another new reality. the number of republicans who can say they see themselves backing trump in the end has shot up. 65% about two thirds say they can back trump if it comes to that. that is compared to 32% who said the same thing in june. nbc katy tur and hallie jackson join me now. you are in it from square one from day one. this acceptability and maybe not something you can read on the trail because you are with the true believeers but it is kind of impressive that two thirds of t

reporter:the better business bureau introduced it's "scam tracker" complaints from all over the u-s and canada have been flooding in. the top complaint ---i-r-s imposters! over 24-hundred have been reported since the agency launched the scam tracker -- making up nearly a quarter of all complaints the bureau recieves. this is how it works. someone calls you -- claiming to be with the i-r-s -- telling you -- you owe money in back taxes. i-d to appear to be a government with jail time and legal and they'll typically require you to make a wire payment or with a prepaid debit card -- 46:31 they instill fear in people and when people are nervous and they're unsure and thinking perhaps they do owe irs imposters top the b-b-b's list. why so many? crippen says 2015 was the year of the data breach. with so much personal info floating around, it may be that criminals took advantage of the chance to target you. martha crippen 52:34 in most of those data breaches they dont have all of your personal info, but probably enough info that they're able to track people down 52:45 what to remember when it comes to

i'm an american citizen born in canada like cruz but i'm a new york citizen and i have new york values. i don't know who to dislike more. but it is a cruz-trump show now. i felt cruz won the debate. on some of the birther stuff, he's more skillful as a debater. but as mark said, trump dominates the discussion, so he's the central figure. cruz may beat him but trump is still the story. if you're looking for a strong liter which apparently the republican party is, trump is still the main arena, so he can afford to lose a debate and come out ahead. i think thapts where we are now. >> woodruff: where does that lead the race? does it mean it's down to donald trump and ted cruz? >> all the numbers in iowa suggested to two of them, with marco rubio nipping at the heels and ben carson fading in fourth somewhere. as an example of trump, it was a brilliant formulation on the birther issue. he did the birther issue against president obama, you recall. he had his people in hawaii who had uncovered all this information which turned out to be totally bogus, as so much of the charges and allegations

so that storm system that we did see across our area this toward canada just north and east. we're dealing with lake affect variety. get a little bit ofli the law and may eventually this clipper will arrive for a starting monday night into tuesdayfo. just thomas darby getting tonight, little to no accumulation and snow band were in process and then you go 4-64 in erie. soin want sticky hour by hour here pick you see that snow band that iat was tracking, that is north at 2:00. most of us at this point dry. morning commute, notice not all lot dealing with the snow. we will actually see sunshine tomorrow and this iswi going to be cold. temperatures will not make it out of that teams invite new mostly sunny. cloudsds will be getting up to have our next system. sewing up towards toledo at 7:00. t that is going to into our area. 9:00 in the evening pick the pocket or pictures like this. permit enjoying the snow. s how about this little gal enjoying the snow with our dog.g. keep send pictures to us. u new facebook fan page. fox 8 cleveland weather, like it. pershing lots of pictures

. >> ted cruz is an anchor baby in canada. >> and as they chase trump, ted cruz and marco rubio trade fire. >> a vote for marco rubio is a vote for amnesty. >> he's decided to run a very deceitful campaign. >> with the clock ticking down, we're one on one with donald trump. >>> plus, 11th hour surprise. hillary clinton hit with the top-secret e-mail revelation. with hillary and bernie neck and neck in iowa, could the new e-mail firestorm put sanders on top? clinton and sanders join us live on "this week." trump, clinton, sanders. just hours until the first votes. as we count down to iowa. from abc news. a special edition of "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> tomorrow night we will know. after a season of surprises with unconventional candidates riding a wave of anger, will those first voters in iowa, just a few hundred thousand, will they tell america's establishment we're through? in these final hours, the candidates all across iowa. donald trump rolled into dubuque on his own air force one. >> get out and caucus and don't stay back. i don't care. you're fe

america's birther in chief, donald trump trying to fuel doubts about whether ted cruz born in canada is eligible to be born in the u.s. >> how do you run against the democrat, whoever it may be and you have this hanging over your head if they bring a lut very. >> but trum specific now finding an unlikely ally in a recent target, john mccain. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. >> the party's 2008 nominee, himself born in the panama canal zone, a u.s. territory. >> that's different from being born on foreign soil. so i think there is a question. i am not a constitutional scholar on that but i think it's worth looking into. i don't think it's illegitimate to look into it. >> while trump dominates nationally, a former iowa republican party chairman tells nbc news right now it looks like it's trump's to lose. this provocative cruz ad just hit the air. >> the politic of it would look very different if a bunch of lawyers or bankers were crossing the rio grand. >> now he's taking my idea for the wall. these politicians don't know how to build a wall, doesn't know how to build anythi

campal de debates republicanos, donald trumpm cuestionÓ la elegibilidad de ted cruz por haber nacido en canadÁ. cruz dijo que sÓlo lo atacaba porque estaba ganando las encuestas en iowa. marco rubio lo atacÓ en el tema migratorio: dijiste que apoyadas las visas, ahora estas en contra, decÍas que apoyadas en las personas que estÁn aquÍ ilegalmente, ahora estÁs en contra, apoyabas la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento, ahora que estÁs en contra, apuntÓ rubio. cuando me convierte en presidente de estados unidos, mi primer dÍa del cargo vamos a derrogar todas las acciones inconstitucionales, dijo rubio. hillary clinton dijo vÍa twitter, es la verdad: no se puede hacer de estados unidos una mejor naciÓn si se insulta, avergüenza y demoniza a su gente. satcha: gracias marÍa eugenia por ese informe. vamos luego a ampliar. avancen las conversaciones entre estados unidos y mÉxico para la extradiciÓn del chapo guzmÁn, la procuradora mexicana, y autoridades estadounidenses se reunieron en miami para discutir el envÍo del chapo guzmÁn a suelo americano, mientras investigan los negocios y cuentas

he was born in canada. the problem is if the democrats bring a lawsuit, the lawsuit could take years to resolve how do you have a candidate when there is something over the head of the party and that individual. >> reporter: trump pretended he wasn't trying to take cruz down a peg in iowa where the two are locked in a battle for first. >> i hope this would not be a reason for disqualification. >> reporter: before appearing with cruz at a rally on the capitol steps in september, trump said cruz's canadian birth was a nonissue. cruz was born in canada to an american mother making him an american citizen. his family moved to the u.s. when cruz was 4. cruz's response, a twitter link to a cultural milestone. fonzie jumping a shark on the tv show "happy days" recognized as the symbol of an entertainment craze gone hopelessly stale. >> stick with fonzie jumping the shark and let you battle it out. >> reporter: on the battlefront, of tv ads, cruz tried to tap the same vein of immigration frustration trump inspired.

because he was born in canada. (( cruz: well, listen, i've spent my entire life defending the constitution before the u.s. supreme court. and i'll tell you, i'm not going to be taking legal advice from donald trump. trump: you don't have to. take it from lawrence tribe. trump: take it from your professors... cruz: the chances of any litigation proceeding and succeeding on this are zero. and mr. trump: he's wrong. )) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) with the spotlight during the fox business network debate on trump and cruz, the others fought to stand out as alternatives to the embattled frontrunners. (( (rubio) "governor christie has endorsed many of the ideas that barack obama supports." (chris christie) "when you're a senator, what you get to do is just talk and talk and talk. when you're a governor, you're held accountable." )) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) as for former frontrunner jeb bush... he received an endorsement from a former g-o-p candidate, lindsey graham. /// ((dave courvoisier)) > a tennessee couple came forward... with one of the three winning powerball jackpot tickets. john and lisa rob

>> well, i've been at it for five years now. >> over time, i graduated to bigger stations in canada, local news in the u.s., and then american networks. but along the way, i went from rising star to has-been when i was demoted or fired and not just once. each time, mom offered a shoulder to cry on and maybe more importantly, blunt words if i sounded like giving up. move it, don't complain, get to work. >> those words followed them all the way along in their life, tough it out. to have all my four children around the table right now is extremely special for me. >> i often think about the impact that she's had on me, as a professional, as a person. >> love you all. >> love you, too. >> love you, too. ♪ >> she may not look it, but mom is now 77. i can never actually think about losing mom. i just, i can't. i don't know. i don't know who i'd call. i don't know what i would do. there's no one like her. ♪ >> okay, gang. >> there is really no one else. have i thanked you properly? >> i think i'm going to cry. you know, sweetheart, you have. just sitting here today with you, i'm so proud

donald trump are expected to spar, he has questioned his eligibility to run being that he was born in canada, and cruz attacked trump's foreign policy credentials, one of the last before the iowa caucuses. >>> it's getting wider not because the wealthiest people are bringing in more money, according to census data, pay for the poorest of americans have not recovered since the recession. it actually fell in 2014 even as the economy got stronger, the biggest gap is the housing market with the poorest americans forced to use most of their income to pay their rent or their mortgage. and wall street, this is what investors like to see, green arrows across the board, the dow up 227 points and nasdaq up 89 and s&p 500 up 31.5. >>> and former police commissioner charles ramsey landed another new job at drexel university. taking on a newly created fellowship geared toward urban revitalization, and earlier this week as we told you ramsey began working as a consultant for the police department in wilmington, delaware. >> a busy man, no retirement yet. >>> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. a

. >> reporter: in reno, nevada, donald trump warned that ted cruz's birth in canada to an american mother makes him a bad election gamble. >> now he is a natural born citizen? some people say, i don't know. honestly? who the hell knows? >> reporter: trump has been birther badgering cruz for nearly a week. compelling the cruz campaign to release his mother's u.s. birth certificate and the candidate to deliver this passionate response. >> by virtue of being born, was never naturalized. it was the process of being born that made me a citizen. those are the facts. the law is quite clear. >> reporter: cruz said some candidates, meaning trump, can't handle the more substantive debate. >> they want to, instead, encourage the good people of the media to go down rabbit trails and enengage in circus side shows. >> reporter: trump opened up a new line of attack. >> by the way, ted cruz has a lot of money from the oil interests. >> reporter: cruz, who seeks to abolish all tax subsidies for energy denied trump's charge. >> our campaign has, to date, raised over $47 million. and that has come from over

., canada, asia pacific and so forth. many international regions. if you look at the revenue, the majority of ad revenue actually comes from the united states. again, we talked about the high value of the u.s. dollar and the fact that the revenues are not impacted by that, because the revenue does come from here. i think puts it apart from everybody else. >> maria: do you see a long runway given the fact that only portion is coming from the u.s., perhaps that opens up for more potential in terms of revenue coming from around the world? >> anastasia: absolutely. facebook is pursuing the same strategy in other places as they have with the united states which is focus on user growth first and then revenue growth second. remember when facebook first went public, everybody beat up on it because they didn't have the revenues to put out, the advertising revenues to put that. they fixed that and then some and i suspect they'll do that internationally as well. >> facebook ads, that is the space that really is driving revenues for these companies and when you

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>> so then, we conducted parallel experiments in canada, uganda, south africa, as well as collecting correlational data from around the world. and what we saw was that in poor and rich countries alike, people felt happier when they had the chance to spend money on others rather than themselves. >> reporter: best of all, though, is the chance to spend it on others you can actually see. >> a lot of the charitable giving that a lot of us do, we write a check and it goes somewhere. and, we can show that that does make you happier, but think of the difference between the check goes into the ether and you don't know what happened with the money compared to you really tangibly see the impact that your money had on another person. >> reporter: or even just the imaginary effect on a stuffie. >> can you give one to giraffe? >> reporter: but are all kids equally altruistic? is there a normal distribution a kind of bell curve some give a lot and are really happy, some are not happy at all, most in the middle? >> it's actually surprisingly consistent. so, most of the toddlers are happier when the

but the cold wind is not of canada and pulling it into new england. overall it is a mild week heading our way. great pictures to far on twitter. this is from tony. this morning. beautiful shot. waltham picked up 4 inches. you have a picture, you want to take? tend it our way. snow south. shoveling there on the cape and islands. again heavy wet snow. it will be a workout there for you. so take the break. drink water. and give yourself a chance to recoup. bridgewater 6 inches. metro boston five to six. natick 5 inches. north of town, again, you notice right here for example. lynn at six. and lexington two. tops field three. only flurries and coating chelmsford and drakin. and lunenburg and jaffrey, much to do about nothing. so here are numbers. marson mill foot. and off the cape. brighton five. and wakefield 3.6. there is the storm. moving away from new england. high pressure moving into new england. it will get there. once it does then wind will settle down. but winds gusting 15 to 25 miles an hour. and plymouth gust of 23. so windchill in plymouth fee

el vuelo de americana rss dirigÍa de florida rumbo a italia y tuvo que aterrizar de emergencia en canadÁ ambulancias y paramÉdicos esperaban la pista para atender a los asustados viajeros de los cuales siete sufrieron heridas y turÓn que ser hospitalizados. mÁtalos dondequiera que los encuentres, ese es el tÍtulo de el Último perturbador vÍdeo del estado islÁmico en el material audiovisual de unos 18 minutos de duraciÓn se revelaban las caras y los Últimos mensajes de los insurgentes que habrÍan realizado el ataque terrorista de parÍs con el que fallecieron 130 personas la meticulosa ediciÓn tambiÉn influyÓ montaje de cÓmo varios medios de comunicaciÓn realizaron la cobertura del atentado. tras reclusos fabricaron cuerdas con sus sÁbanas para escapar de una prisiÓn de alta seguridad en california investigadores dicen que el plan fue cuidadoso y arriesgado pero es probable que haya recibido ayuda a esta hora se lleva a cabo una intensa cacerÍa humana para capturarlos y marÍa eugenia no se tiene lo Último. marÍa eugenia: salen a la luz las primeras imÁgenes del incre

el gobierno de canadÁ cumplirÁ lo que dijo. >> una visa no es necesario, el primer ministro tiene que eliminar la visa. esta serÁ determinada y eliminada. jorge: las deportaciones aumentaron sÓlo 5% de casos eran aceptados lo que afectÓ a familias que llegar como refugiados y luego de un largo proceso hoy tienen un negocio familiar. >> hubo muchos casos que eran verdaderos y no las presentaban en la audiencia y era gente que corrÍa peligro. no tengo casos especÍficos pero de repente escuchÁbamos que en mÉxico les habÍa pasado esto. jorge: visitar canadÁ va a ser fÁcil para aquellos que quieran visitar el paÍs pero para quienes piensan que las partes estÁn abiertas para quedarse a vivir esto no es tan asÍ. >> las personas, cuando llegan, normalmente firman una declaraciÓn indicando que no tienen problemas. jorge: violeta navarro no quiere que se repita el mismo error de ver cÓmo mexicanos resultan estafados. >> tienen que decir lo que quieren realmente, si quieren venir a pedir refugio, a trabajar o de visita. jorge: no se quiere que agencias mexicanas engaÑen a los ciu

an air canada express crew saw a drone just after 1:00 pm roughly two miles from the runway. it too was about 800 feet up. >> the technology is moving fastser than laws. >> reporter: laws are in place but not everyone is following them. massport is reminding everyone that it's illegal to fire a drone within 500 miles of an airport. these are no-fly around logan newing logan, hanscom and norwood airport. get a registration number before taking off. new england. >> jennifer: also this morning, an alarming attack in dorchester has police investigating. after a woman said she was' grab and sexually assaulted early yesterday morning. john cuoco has the story. scared. >> reporter: early friday morning, around 6:45 new years day, boston police got a call about a woman down on colombia road in dorchester. the 29-year-old told police a man grabbed her from behind and said he had a weapon. >> if the person did threaten her he had a weapon i can only imagine how scary it is for someone. it can be scary for a man, woman, a young lady like that, she would be scared. >> reporter: he then s

demarco morgan is in niagara falls at the new york border with canada. >> niagara falls is behind me and an attraction that draws americans and canadians. now it seems as if canadians are using this hoping the crossing will transfer them to a destination where all their dreams will come true. while millions of americans think they're lucky enough to beat the odds, so too do canadians. >> i'm going to take my chances lake everyone else. >> reporter: she drove nearly two hours from her ontario home for a chance to become the world's next billionaire. >> we come here and drop a lot of money, we shop in the u.s. a lot. so we give to you. if the's time you give back. >> reporter: our neighbors to the north have been traveling from vancouver, toronto, montreal. >> the canadians coming like crazy here for the lotto. >> thank you. >> reporter: which they are legally allowed to do. >> you do not have to be a u.s. citizen to buy a powerball ticket. as long as you're buying at an aut i autized retail location. the federal government can withhold 30% of gambling winnings paid to a foreigner. tha

needs to do more, we need to do more in canada, it is all about engaging in a set of policies -- policy,etary government policies -- that are going to give these economies the opportunity to grow more. erik: how do you do that with a 69 cent dollar? how do you compete for real assets globally? term investorlong from our perspective, yes, we need to be conscious of where the currency is and yes, that does influence our decision-making. erik: the price you buy at does determine the return. michael: it is not something that changes the underlying strategy of what we are doing from investment point of view because what we're doing is looking for assets we can hold and create value with over the long-term. it's a factor but not something that changes fundamentally the strategy. allocating more now, this year in 2016, to alternatives like hedge funds, real estate? michael: not hedge funds. erik: why not? michael: we are long term investor, so we do not think about 2016. we think about what is the world going to be like from 2016 to 2019. look but your pensioners at your returns every year. mi

sheinelle isollowing a horrific school shooting in canada. >>> a small canada town is in mourning after the country's worst in a decade. four people dead after a gunman opened fire in a remote town in central canada. are victims. students scattered as the gunman began. the sungunman shot two of his brothers at home before heading to the school. >>> tourists watching the show at the bellagio hotel last night in vegas found them selves in the middle of gunfire with shots caught on tape. >> police cars converge with a man waving a firearm at the crowd closing off parts of the vegas strip. the suspect refused to drop the weapon and t t office opened fire. offirs wrestled the suspect to the ground. >>> packaged saladsecalled after an outbreak of listeria. it comes from the dole processing plant in springfield, ohio. one person has died and a dozen illnesses have been reported. under several different names and in 27 states. they aredentified at the "a" in the manufacturing code. >>> the controversy of lack of diversity has lead to rules changes. sweeping changes in v/ting and doubling the nu

mentioned, especially ted cruz ooze contain a value-added tax, a european-style tax, you find it in canada as well. >> let me just interrupt to say you know that he flatly denies that. >> he can deny it, at the may not call it that, but it works exactly the way a value-added tax works, and everybody who knows about tax policy agrees. it is a value-added tax. it's a tax on businesses. businesses have to pay a tax on both the money they make and on the money they are paying their employees. this is why ronald reagan investigated the v.a.t. tax, it was a way for government to blindfold people. not only do they get a statement with their tax showing how much they paid in taxes. the employer is now paying the tax. they'll get the money to pay that tax by paying the workers less. so it's a way to disguise the burden of taxation. you have created a new tax and future liberate president and liberal congress now has multiple taxes they can race. they can now also raise the v.a.t. tax. it's a dangerous scheme. we won't have a v.a.t. tax when i'm president. what people leave out is we increased per c

. >> our favorite spot in canada minus 26 this morning. morng >> my goodness.s. >> actually, that's not my thatt favorite.te >> what's your favorite.avore >> it's not on the map today.od. >> miami?>>iami? >> it's up past good card up car there. the one that starts with t.wi t >> way up there. >> yeah. >> not on the map today.e >> i'll go have a big trout lakl you wanted to fishing in canada minus nine.minus nine. >> ice fishing. >> minus nine.inus most of the country fairlyuntr seasonal. i mean look at atlanta 34 degrees. drees. 36 in las vegas. plenty of cold air.dir we're in the middle of january.y typically this time of year.of a unlike december which wasch unseasonably warm for much of w the country not the case so far in january. jua most country quite if you're qe traveling today, california, sas francisco, la getting a rain a r break they need it 12 days in a row of rain in san francisco fnc probably starts to get old aftet awhile. >> i would think so. i w >> again, i don't expect many travel delays there as most ofay the country pr

>> reporter: donald trump trying to find out whether ted cruz, born in canada, is allowed to be president of the u.s. >> how do you run against a democrat, whoever it may be, and you have this over your head, if they bring a lawsuit. >> reporter: cruz dismissed his concerns. >> the laws of the united states are straight forward. the very first congress defined it as a natural born citizen. >> reporter: trump is finding an unlikely ally in john mccain. >> he's not a war hero. >> war hero. >> reporter: the party's 2008 nominee, born in the panama canal zone, a u.s. territory. >> it's different from being born on foreign soil. i think there is a question. i am not a constitutional scholar, but i think it's worth looking into. i don't think it's illegitimate to look into it. >> reporter: while trump dominates nationally, a former chairman tells nbc news, now, the hawkeye state looks like it's cruz's to lose. trump is also accusing his rival of being a copycat on immigration. this cruz ad hit the air. >> it'd be different if bankers were crossing the rio grande. we will build a wall that works

. >> reporter: dominated by a pair of bitter exchanges between donald trump and ted cruz, one over canada, the other about new york. first on cruz's eligibility to be president. >> my friend donald said that he had his lawyers look at this from every which way, and there was noish uthere. there was nothing to do this birther issue. now -- [ laughter ] since september, the constitution hasn't changed. [ laughter ] but the poll numbers have. >> and trump, with a powerful defense of what cruz criticized is his new york values. >> not a lot of conservatives come out of manhattan. i'm just saying. >> when the world trade center came down, i saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than new york, and i have to tell you, that was a very insulting statement that ted made. >> cruz also fended off questions about the "new york times'" reporting that he failed to properly disclose a loan from goldman sachs in 2012. >> if that's the best hit that the "new york times" has got, they better go back to the well. >> reporter: cruz and marco rubio collided ove

people come on our channel and say the reason we're doing better than everybody else is because unlike canada, we have a diversified economy. in the same breath, don't worry about manufacturing. don't worry about a slight slowdown in a certain sector. it was the weakest since april of 2014, and i think that trend along with manufacturing along with geopolitical is really kind of underscoring the recession and earnings and all the other variables that have caught up with us. >> we have some breaking news on the world bank. michelle, back with us now. what's going on there? >> so the world bank has put out their forecast for global growth next year and it's not as good as they originally thought. they think it's going to be 2.6% -- excuse me, 2.9%. they had originally thought it was going to be above 3%, around 3.3%. so downgrading their expectations for global growth from 3.3% to 2.9%. if you want your glass half full, that's still better than last year, which was 2.6%. why are they downgrading it? they're very concerned about the emerging markets, particularly contractions in brazil and russi

scare for passengers flying from miami to milan, italy the american airlines flight had to land in canada after hitting severe turbulence. four passengers and three flight attendants were injured. also a delta flight diverted. to puerto rico. >>> el nino is speeding up erosion in california. the backyard of this home near san francisco is gone. you see that stretching over the cliff. units in nearby apartment complex have been condemned as it slips away. the city has declared a state of emergency. >>> and finally, a diver in mexico wanted to get extra close for some reason to a great white shark, so he reached out and touched him in the nose. he did this as his friend held out bait for the shark. luckily for him, the shark took the bait not his hand. lucky, indeed. i don't know if they followed the old adage don't bite the hand that feeds you. i just think he got lucky. >> you're in the lead for the week. >> thank you. >> good start. >>> matchup for super bowl 50 right now. stage set after championship sunday, denver broncos are going to take on the carolina panthers. peyton manning up ag

and canada. [laughter] really? applauding. it has done wonders for the stock, hasn't it? but it hasn't. they've got other problems with espn and people cutting the cord and all of that stuff. but for my money, avatar deserves a better place. eight foot blue women. hello? i'm going to go to scott on that thought. he's looking at all of these developments into the selling of the new year. i don't know what the market maximum is. the five days of trading. but if that is the case, so far not too good. what do you think. >> no. it's not good. as goes january typically, neil, as goes the year. now, i think there's a couple of interesting things going on. north korea is definitely serious. especially when you consider its proximity to other struggling economies that we've talked about in a long time. which is china, japan. and there are other issues too in the u.s. department that i think we're reacting too. aside from kim jong-un playing with his atomic energy lab gwen, i think you have problems here with the federal reserve, credit problems, an environment that doesn't really

it comes in response to donald trump pushing cruz's birth in canada to a presidential eligibility decision. >>> the cdc says all americans are eating more than the recommended level of sodium. consumption is the highest in men and those between the ages of 19 and 51. the excess was found mostly from eating processed and restaurant food. >>> here comes another one, another hoverboard fire to report, this from an oklahoma city home where a hoverboard caught fire as it was charging. the u.s. consumer products safety commission is working to figure out the root causes of so many of these fires. that is the cnbc news update this hour. back to you guys. see you in an hour. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> we have a news alert on steve cohen, kate kelly stepping in with that. what now? >> in the wake of news that steve cohen was settled a civil case filed against him by the sec with a relatively attractive set of terms for him really, two year ban on managing outside money and no fine or admission of gift, word that their performance for the year 2015 very, very solid, 15.5% were the returns at a

un hotel literalmente congelante, hecho de hielo, se ha convertido en un popular sitio turÍstico en canadÁ, cuenta con casi medio centenar de habitaciones y en el bar hasta los vasos son de hielo, jorge contreras nos lleva a conocer este sitio no apto para quienes no soportan el frÍo. jorge: el hotel de hielo de quebec le da la bienvenida a mÁs de 100.000 visitantes por aÑo y a mÁs de 5000 huÉspedes a pesar del frÍo glaciar del invierno canadiense. >> es muy frÍo, si no aguantas, debes ir a dormir a otro hotel, me contaron, pero logrÉ pasar una noche acÁ, super frÍo. jorge: asÍ como esa pareja, al pueden disfrutar de una arquitectura, donde los rÍos es el tema para el 2016. es como un laberinto, decidimos crear la temÁtica de rÍos y rivieras nÓrdicas. se pueden degustar bebidas donde hasta los vasos son de hielo, las esculturas son hechas por profesionales, asÍ como las figuras en el hotel. estÁn hechos por profesionales, verdaderos artistas que llevan semanas haciendo las esculturas en hielo puro. cuenta tambiÉn con una capilla donde por lo menos 22 parejas que ya han re

he was born in calgary in canada but his mom was an american citizen, making kroousze cruz one too. trtrrm has trump has used the birther argument before. and they call it ironic that gop voters could eventually nominate cruz and senator john mccain has doubts and he was born in a u.s. territory in panama. militata base. that's different from being born on foreign soil. so, i think there is a question. i'm not a constitutional scholar on that but i think it's worth looking into p. i don't think it's illegitimate to look into it. >> republican rhetoric was a big part of the dinner hosts by harry read. >> you cannot make our country great by tearing our people down. >> there is one democrat who wishes he were up on that stage, vice president joe biden talking to our nbc affiliate in krk connecticut. >> sure, i regret it every day but it was the right decision for my family and for me and i plan on staying deeply involved. we have two good candidates. one week from tonight. >>> there are rising doubts about north korea's claim to have detonated a hydrogen bomb. most experts say the exp

canada has a strong hog trade with the u-s.. specifically between the province of manitoba and midwestern states like iowa.. when the repeal of cool happened.. canada praised it.. but here i i the u-s.. some still want to know where their food comes from. but labeling meat isn't a simple matter.. you have to track where the hog slaughtered.. and where the cuts all go. "a piglet weighting 15- 20 pounds comes south to iowa, where it's fed and raised to 250 pounds then goes to market. the value added to that 150 pound piglet all occurs in iowa." rempel farms the southeast side of manitoba.. she says when businesses had to deal with all the paperwork.. they'd rather just use u-s piglets.. before cool.. there were a lot of farrowing barns in manitoba.. because its low winter climates kill off disease.. the piglets there were contracted to ship to the south.. where we have a feed advantage.. that ground to a halt with cool. "so we went from sending about six million weenlings from manitoba to be finished and slaughtered in the south t

and our friends in canada are also going to get hit. as far as the cold behind the storm, this is a dangerous cold. fargo negative 26 wind chill. and minneapolis, negative 20 and the cold winds will be movaling to chicago and detroit. in the south, not too bad. england. and boston harbor will see a brief period of snow showers. the snow will be quick. about three hours at most for many areas and then the sun will probably even come out. and there's that cold, frigid air behind it. so, a little cold, a little snow. >> that's a lot cold. bill, thank you so much for that. >>> a major supreme court case that could impact america forever. >>> and a friendly meeting with a snake goes terribly wrong. you're watching "early today." tod wyff wyff >>> the fate of public unions that represent teachers, police and others hangs in the balance anceance after the supreme court heard a pivotal case yesterday. and it appears the court may will not have to pay dues to the unions. one teacher feels it violates her free speech since she disagrees with many

as we take a look at the maps, a lot of the snow remain in spots like canada or the highest mountains in new england. locally all this mild air moving in and that means we will be warm. at first this morning, we at that point into partly cloudy skies. you see by 10:00, the first showers popping up in spots at least temperatures are warming there above freezing. by noontime just best bet for lunchtime showers point north and west of boston. only a couple of communities you impacted because showers today are really going to be few and far between. that means more dry than wet spots. i want you to be on alert to that risk for showers even in the boston area today, and by this evening, that chance is going to sit south of boston. by 7 p.m., notice the south shore, southeastern mass that continues through midnight tonight. i wouldn't be surprised if we start seeing flurries pop up in lynn here around midnight. no snowfall. just a couple of flurries. we will see more of the same near your wednesday forecast. right now 29 in boston. not too bad. in fact temperatures are even in 30s in spots.

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this motorcycle made it all the way to canada. it was insnse a container that floated. >> we're encouraging people that see tsunami debris to report it to noaa at disasterdebris@noaa.gov. debris that may have characteristics, like possible japanese writing on it, or specific identifiers, like a license plate, those are clues as to this might be an item that is actually from the japan tsunami. >> but the debris coming from japan is only part of the problem. our oceans are being choked with all kinds of marine debris. >> marine debris is any man-made material that is lost or thrown away into the ocean. so, for example, this fishing gear that we have here, if it's accidentally lost into the ocean, it can become marine debris. >> even everyday items thrown away on land can wind up in the ocean. the cigarette butts in this jar came from the streets of washington, d.c. >> what happens when it rains is cigarette butts go down a storm drain, and through the storm drain, they go out into the ocean. and cigarette butts are actually not degr

. >> reporter: for cruz born in calgary, canada, to an american mother, the issue is a unwelcome and possibly damaging distraction. the real estate mogul offered cruz a harvard trained lawyer some legal advice. >> you go to federal court and ask for a declaratory judgment. >> reporter: cruz denied having legal question is moot. >> as a legal matter it's quite straightforward. i would note it's occurred many times in history. john mccain was born in panama but he was a natural born citizen because his parents were u.s. citizens. >> reporter: mccain faced similar questions during his white house run in 2008 with his birth on a military base overseas. >> that is different than foreign soil. i am not a constitutional app scholar on that but i think it's worth lookinging into. >> reporter: in new hampshire, jeb bush called the issue phony. >> this is donald trump trying to put everybody into his own reality tv show. i'm not going to play it. >> reporter: rand paul says one thing is for certain. >> he is qualified and eligible to be the prime minister of canada. >> reporter: cruz is in the

there's arctic air in canada that will make a little run for us. it may just touch us late tonight, tomorrow and into the latter part of week. showers ahead of the front. told you yesterday this was not going to be a big deal and it's not. even though we're getting mixing here. we're also seeing some clearin clearing. little clearing starting to take place too. the trend today is going to be through more sunshine. it's not going to be out there this morning when you week up. late morning to early afternoon that's when i think we'll see more sunshine. notice temperatures. we will fall off into the upper 30s area wide. 41 or so by noontime. it will be breezy and breezy all afternoon. temperatures late in the afternoon will be getting colder on mid up toer 30s and there is the forecast. we tink werd a few things here. we're thinking 48 on saturday. 53 on sunday. yes. two thumbs up for miss cumo on that one. monday 55 tuesday 56 top when you don't want me warmer okay. wednesday, wednesday may be upper 50s. it's not on here. then we have rain coming in

today, more questions about ted cruz's legal right to run for president...the texas senator...born in canada to an americamother. sot ted cruz " as a legagamatter the question is straightforw ard and settled law that the child of a us citizen born abroad is a natural born the man raising the concerns...his fellow republican donald trump. he told cnn cruz should go to court. sot donald trump "ted, he should ask for a declaratory judgment because that would clear it all up. i'm doing this for the good of ted." cruz on the stump in iowa called it t l...noise. sot ted cruz my focus is on addressing the real challenges and issues facing the american people cruz has pointed to 2008 presidential contender john mccain who was born in panama. but mccain told the chris merri show he was delivered on a us base. and as for cruz: sot john mccain audio i think there is a question. i'm nonoa constitutiona l scholar on that, but i think it's worth looking into abc news did ask the constitutional legal scholars who say it appears cruz is in the clear but the issue is still unresolved. sot josh earnestwhite h

the best wall evever built. [ laughter ] [ applause ] this is a gem from our neighbors up north in canada. the department of health and social services up in the yukon, ich is way up near alaska, came up with a catchy new ad campaign to promote vitamin d. and this is it. this is what they came up with. "we all need the d. even me." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i don't know. you guys -- i honestly -- i didn't know -- i had no idea. apparently the d is slang term for a certain part of the male anatomy. [ laughter ] and those women -- put those women up again for a second. they need it. but -- so a spokesperson for the yukon department of health and social services said they knew it was an innuendo for sex but they didn't realize it was as crude as it t is now bng purported to be. it could be worse. you know, if they'd abbreviated vitamin, it could have been vd that everybody needed. [ laughter ] the ads, they've removed all the ads from the websites. by don't know. i would make the same mistake. ey call one direction one d, right? [ laughter ] what about sunny d. we give that to chi