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Were still a long way from knowing who is going to win the republican nomination, but theres plenty of talk about possible republican running mates, and one possible veep whose stock is on the rise, republican governor susana martinez of new mexico. ppp ran a poll that found that martinez is the most pop laugher all republican governors elected last fall that. means shes competing against the likes of rick scott, john kasich and scott walker, but her approval rating is among the highest of any r...

Hi, everybody. im thomas roberts. heres whats happening. the massive blizzard that wreaked havoc across the great plains is being blamed for at least six deaths. the huge storm shut down highways in five states on monday, and it dumped snow from new mexico to kansas. forecasters say early holiday travel in that area is extremely difficult, if not impossible. on the jobs front, unemployment fell in 43 states and washington, d.c. last month. ohio saw its biggest drop in joblessness in 30 years. ne...

His debate burr could he turn the presidential election upside-down. it shows that trump is a big spoiler potential. if he decides to run as an independent it puts it to the test against mitt romney and donald trump, he scored the highest. what would a trump run mean. editor rick cline joins us. we know what happened in 1992 when we had a ross perot as a spoiler. if donald trump would take 19%, romney 31 if he were the other candidate. undecided is 19%? >> anyone that gets in the field will play...

As a direct result of the cuts to the -- by the bloomberg administration to the fire department. >> reporter: either way witnesses say those men who walked into a burning building in crown heights really are the bravest. >> my hat is off to all of the firemen. i mean, they are just the greatest. >> reporter: there were two firefighters who were injured in that blaze. both will survive, though one of them has severe burns over nearly half of his body. the fire department hasnt yet figured out wha...

1st, 160 million american workers will see their paychecks shrink. an average of $1,000 over the course of a whole year and no politician wants to take the blame for that. >> heres where the debate is. the senate wants to punt the ball. they want to do a 60-day extension. house republicans, frankly, this is one of the few times we agree with the president. we want to extend it for a full year. thats what the american people ask for, its what the president agreed for. >> kate bolduan is...

>> until at least 10:00 no one had any real interaction with him. and as unbelievable as this sounds, there was a person walking around in an area where security is at its highest, and he is not paid attention to for in excess of seven hours. >> at 10:00 p.m., after waiting at baggage claim for several hours by herself, roberts mother leaves, told by airport officials, she says, that theres no record of her son arriving. >> and she said, no, hes not here. you can go home. we will phone you. >> a...

>> all right. >> second amendment rights -- >> worlds best hope. >> life and raw milk, the way it should be. the trifecta. the "wall street journal" says the price gap between top-selling print and e-books has narrowed to within a few dollars, in some cases e-books are now more expensive. from the "parade of papers," u.s. satellites have captured a photo of what is believed to be chinas first aircraft carrier on a test run in the yellow sea. the ship has generated intense international inter...

these items. the payroll tax cut before the holidays. party leaders in the senate now say theyre trying to come up with terms -- come to terms with something and that may be more likely now that democrats have given up trying to pass a new tax on millionaires. but wait, there is more. in less than 36 hours, much of the federal government will run out of money. the latest as seven budgetary stop gaps runs ot out at midnight tomorrow night. while lawmakers scramble to come up with a pl...

The other one is big business. how important is that? is it going to be a problem going forward? it comes in at 26%. its been flat since history of gallup. people arent saying its big business or big labor. foreseeable problem is big government. obama is the big government. he is the guy. >> bob: im not going to jump down your throat. your numbers, that you recite here are accurate. what i would say is since gallup has begun this poll, big government has always been at the top. this is not the h...

Shrink to the world or at least america. why is this happening? >> i wrote a book about why it is happening. >> oh, how beneficial. >> well, i know, very useful and it went to 17 countries around the world and its becoming more and more. >> whats the title? >> its called "the single girls guide," gone around the world, but to an exyoung people under the age of 30, many people are thinking marriage is passe. 4 in 10 americans is seeing it. were seeing economic problems. $1 trillion worth of stude...