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interested in a temper tantrum, or you could call it, a trumpertantrum. >> reporter: in a series of tweets, donald trump accused ted cruz of fraud in the iowa caucuses. the republican party disagreed and made the results official. overnight, trump to do it again, suggesting cruz's tactic was a misdemeanor at minimum. >> these politicians are brutal. >> reporter: democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are preparing for debate tonight, the first head-to-head showdown since martin o'malley dropped out of the race. at a town hall event last night, the candidates continue to spar over which one of them deserve to be called a progressive. >> there can't be a moderate or progressive. >> it's very hard to see how be achievable. >> reporter: sanders is win. >> he understands the fact that things aren't easy. >> reporter: young volunteers

>> women's rights or something that secretary clinton strongly vote for. >> reporter: 40% of voters in new hampshire are not party. primary night. weijia jiang, cbs news, manchester, new hampshire. note. the federal aviation after donald trump had airplane rally to arkansas. the second antiabortionists activist indicted after making undercover videos about planned parenthood is expected to turn himself into texas authorities today. david daleiden is scheduled to appear in court in houston after posting bond. the other indicted actress, sandra marat, turned herself in mystery. both are charged with tampering with the government record. this claimed that plan parenthood sold fetal tissues for profit. they investigate planned parenthood but consider they did no wrong doing. president obama says faith is the great cure for the fear that sometimes leads people to do, quote, fun things.

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olds, anita benjamin spends a fair amount of time on social media. >> i use linkedin, facebook, instagram, snapshot, all of that. >> reporter: when the college graduates are looking for a job last year she was careful about what she posted. >> i was thinking i should definitely keep it professional, because it's all online and everybody can see everything you are doing. >> reporter: new research shows that is a good idea because businesses are looking. a report from the society for human resource management pounds one third of companies have disqualified a job candidate in the past year. because of information found on their social media account. in another survey, office team asked hiring managers the most common social media mistakes, job applicants make. 45% said posting negative or inappropriate comments. 35% said posting were being tagged in inappropriate photos. >> if you are too opinionated, too negative, it could really come off to some individuals that you could be a problem in the workplace. >> reporter: a beating staying

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