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sunday, it's "meet the press." it's monday, february 22nd. coming up on "early today," breaking overnight. camille cosby forced to testify. the last-minute bid to stop today's deposition related to sexual-assault allegations against husband bill cosby. super tuesday a week away, the shrinking field pass the candidates spinning as they shore up support and money. a prayer vigil 24 hours after a shooter went on a rampage. new detail on this the kalamazoo killing spree. the coolest move and closest finish in daytona 500 history. the ultimate battle of wits and endurance. chess like you've never played it before. and one of the coolest white house meetings ever. "early today" starts right now. i'm dara brown. breaking overnight, overruled. camille cosby, wife of bill
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testify under oath later this morning. late sunday night a massachusetts federajudge denied an emergency motion to delay the deposition of bill cosby's wife compelling her to answer questions related to sexual assault allegations against her husband. this is the latest of several motions lawyers for mrs. c/sby have lost seeking to dismiss demands she be deposed in the civil case against her husband in which seven women claim he defamed them by denying their sexual assault allegations. mr.cosby has repeatedly denied the allegations made by dozens of women accusing h of sexual misconduct or assault dating back to the 1960s. he has counter-sued the seven women suing him in massachusetts claiming they defamed his character. it was a whirlwind weekend for the presidential candidates with a close finish in nevada and a tight fight for second in south carolina. in the end hillary clinton and donald trump took the top spots in their respective races. the south carolina win rockets donald trump ahead with 67
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ted cruz a a murks a distant second and third. for the drams hillary clinton gained 22 in nevada giving her 67 to bernie sanders '52' 52. the south carolina primary, clinton leads sanders by 29 points going intosaturday's matchup. crossing paths the republicans head to nevada for tomorrow's caucuses. most national polls show trump in front by a large margin but the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows cruz edging up to donald by 2 points. all are trying to position themselves best this week because looming large is next week's super tuesday where 13 states hold over 1,000 delegates on both sides. jeb bush ishe latest casualty following south carolina's heated race. marco rubio received a shot of adrenaline edging out fellow senator ted cruz by a razor-thin 1 percent and getting the endorsement of nevada senator dean heller.
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nbc's katy tur has the latest. >> it's beautiful. thank you. >> reporter: donald trump's ip on the nomination is getting tighter. and he ows it. playing to a crowd of more than 5,000 in atlanta. >> we won with everything. tall people, short people, fat people, skinny people. just won. >> reporter: trump sweeping all of south carolina's congressional districts, banking all the state's 50 delegates. despite marco rubio's high-present file endorsements and ted cruz's focus on evangelicals. a voting bloc trump clinched, 34% to cruz's 26%. exit polls showing like in new hampshire, the majority of trump's voters decided on him monthsago, meaning his myriad of controversies and outrageous statements didn't matter. and ninetieth doer his inconsistencies. flip-flopping again, republican hot-button issues like funding planned parenthood. >> planned parenthood does a lot of good, a really good job in a lot of different areas. but not on abortion. so i'm not going to fund it if it's doing the abortion. i am not going to fund it.
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polling showed nearly half of south carolina voters did not decide until the last minute and they mostly did not decide for donald trump. going forward since the field is winnowing he's going to have to gain, not just maintain, support. if this crowd i any indication the campaign is confident they will be able to do that. >> katy tur reporting. hillary clinton held on to a thin margin in nevada against bernie sanders. the campaign instagramed this photo captioned, a quiet moment before taking the stage. but after that it was anything but quiet. nbc's kristen welker has more. >> reporter: hillary clinton riding a wave of fresh momentum. >> ishis a great night or what? >> reporter: after a decisive victory in critical nevada. >> some may have doubted us but we never doubted each other. >> repter: for bernie sanders, the loss is a big blow. courting african-american voters at a baptist church in south carolina.
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>> reporter: and it was black voters who largely delivered inton's victory. choosing here by a whopping 76% to 22%. after she aggressively engaged them. and rallying with congressman jim cleburne and morgan freeman, who released a new ad -- >> just like she's always stood with us. >> reporter: there were also obstacles she must overcome. latinos chose sandishes by single digits. younger voters picked the vermont senator by. >> we will do well when you people, when working-class people come out -- >> reporter: both candidates looking forward to south carolina where clinton has a big lead and super tuesday, when 12 states will be in play. >> if she wins big in south carolina, as some people think she will do, then she's going to have tremendous momentum going into next weekend and the super tuesday states. i think it's just a real problem for bernie sanders. >> that was nbc's kristen welker. the latest in the standoff
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ape's refusal to help investigators gain aess to the i phone of one of the san bernardino shooters. last night fbi director james comey released a statement defending his agency's request saying, "we simply want the chance with a search warrant to try to guess the terrorist's pass code without the phone essentially self-destructing and without it taking a decade to guess correctly. that's it. we don't want to break anyone's encryption or set a mooster key loose on the land. maybe the phone holds the clue to finding more terrorists. maybe it doesn't. but we can't look the survivors in the eye or ourselves in the lead." apple said bite not comply with a court order to help investigators access encrypted data on the phone, arguing it would endanger the privacy of millions of its customers. reuters is reporting some viims of the december 2nd attack plan to file a legal government's request. 14 people were killed, 22 others were wounded in the mass shooting.
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jason brian dalton, the man accused of saturday's deadly shooting spree in callakalamazoo, michigan, was a driver for the company. "uber is horrified and dalton did not have a criminal record. one man identified as derek said he rode with dalton after the shooting began but before he was arrested. >> i kind of jokingly said to the driver, you're not the shooter, are you? he gave me some sort of no lons, like he shook his head or said no and i said, are you sure? and he said, no, i'm not, i'm just tired. and we proceeded to have a pretty normal conversation. >> authorities say there is no obvious motive for the shootings and police havee recovered a 9 millimeter handgun and other evidence from dalton's car and
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to the shootings. in total six people were killed. a 14-year-old girl was originally pronounced dead over an hour when she suddenly squeezed her mother's hand just as doctors were prepariri to remove her organs for donation. she was rushed into surgery. hollywood is suffering from a stunning lack of diversity in tv and film roles according to a new w udy from the university of southern california. researchers looked at more than 100 films and 300 series from 2014 and 2014 and found female characters filled only 28.7% of speaking roles in films.s. only 18% of all films and series were gender balanced. 28.3% of speaking characters in films and series were minorities. only 2% of speaking characters were identified as lgbt. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with your monday forecast. good morning to you. >> good morning. very warm weekend. a lot ofecord highs. now a rainstorm in the south. heavy rain this morning just
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also northern louisiana and arkansas. eventually this rain is going to push into mississippi and alabama. that's where you need the umbrella. the heaviest rain in montgomery, mobile, especially north of mobile. possibilititof 2, 3 inches. that's storm one. storm two behind that is going to be a bigger storm toward the middle and end of the week. that storm, mostly a warm storm, could give us severe weather tomorrow in areas of the deep south along g e gulf. thunderstorms will head through the mid-atlantic region on wednesy. mostly a rain event. if we're going to get snow, illinois, indiana, michigan the best chance. the back side, snow showers. temperatures are starting warm but as that storm begins to move to the north it will draw in some colder air so below-average temperatures middle of the week in the deep south and a good chunk of the eastern half of the country will be chilly by the time we head into next weekend. that's your naonal weather. here's a closer look at your day ahead. today the heavy rain this morning ararnd shreveport and
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louisiana, i don't expect much in the way of severe storms today but tomorrow watch that closely, areas likee mobile, new orleans, through montgomery, alabama. amazing, last full week of february and not talking about any big snow storms, just rain. >> rain starting off on a damp spring c cing our way. thanks so much. much more ahead on a monday, including sportscaster erin andrews heads to civil court in her peeping tom case, seeking $75 5 million. get ready to meet 106-year-old virginiaia mclaren. she tears up the internet. you're watching "early today." what sore wrist? what headache? what bad shoulder? advil makes pain a distant memory. nothing works faster stronger or longer than advil it's the world's #1 choice.
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which started with an issue causing the bus to turn around. five minutes later a tire blew forcing the bus to the shoulder. a short time later he tweeted, update, the bus is on fire. then, update, the bus exploded. luckily there were no injuries and mega busays it is fully cooperating with authorities. at least 129 people are dead in multiple bombings in syria, attacks which isis is claiming responsibility. this as the united states announces that it and russia have agreed to a provisnal agreement on a cease-fire in the war-torn country. erin andrews heads to court this morning for the start of a civil trial against a marriott hotel in nashville relating to a 2008 incident where a man videotaped her undressing through a peephole in her hotel room. andrews is suing for negligence, emotional distress, and invasion of privacy and seeking $75 million. survived barrett pled guilty to the crime and was sentenced to 30 months in prison.`
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now for some entertainment news. actor jude law visited a french migrant camp over the weekend to highlight its poor living conditions. law is against the plans of french authorities to demolish much of the camp for about 4,000 migrants and refew 80s. taylor swift reportedly gifted fellow pop singer kesha $250,000 after kesha's legal setback on friday against her producer dr. luke. according to swift's spokesperson the money is meant to sw her support and help with any financial needs kesha and dr. luke are in the midst of a court battle over claims of sexual assault and battery. over the weekend marvel superhero movie "deadpool" took the top spot at the box office for a second week in a row. the big surprpre was "the witch" breaking the top four. the sundance favorite made over nine times its budget beating out several high-budget movies.
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leading the news, in "the washington post" texas private colleges are saying no to guns on campus. despite a ruling by the texas legislature allowing concealed guns on campuses across public universities, more than private schools are remaining steadfast among them baylor, texas christian, and southern methodist iversities say they won't be lifting gun bans. i'll take bumme for $400. canadians no longer allowed on "jeopardy!" we'll alex trebek is canadian you won't be seeing other canadians the show. "currently precluded from accepting registration information from canadian residents." several media reports say barring has to do with concerns over canada's online application process and privacy laws.
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following today in a telemundo exclusive the wife of mexican drug lord el cho is speaking out for the first time. she said she's not seen her husband since his january arrest and fears for his life. the two married in 2007 on her 18th birthday. the associated press reports the death toll has risen to 18 from a powerful cyclone that swept through fiji this weekend. the storm flattened villages, destroyed hundreds of homes, and cut off communications in the chain of islands. radioactive material that went missing from a u.s. oil field company in iraq last november has been recovered. it was found near a gas station nine miles away from its original location. it is reportedly not damaged and there are no concerns about radiation. in california a rescue teamworked for hours to pull a man out of a rental truck that fell 45 feet off the side of the interstate. thdriver was trapped. he was conscious and moving when he was found. the drivers of the two other
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injuries. guinness world records book may have another record to add sunday. 138 mascots from across the nation gathered in philadelphia to do the electric slide. the costumed characters were brought together by a charity raising money to combat cancer and now they're awaiting word from guinness officials to see if they laid claim to the world's largest mascot gathering and largest mascot dance. celebrating birthdays, she's come a long way from e.t., drew barrymore turns 41 today. twin peaks actor kyle mclaughlin is 57. dr. j, basketball hall of famer, julius erving turns 66 today. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early
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hope you have a good one. right now at 4:30, a growing memorial for a 6-year-r-d killed in a drive-by shooting as the community calls for an end to gun violence. and then a woman beaten by her craigslist roommate is a story you first saw on 6. driving around and shooting people dead in their tracks. what prompted an uber driver to go on a spree and shoot everybody in his path. good morning, everybody. your time is 4:30. i am eric harryman. >> i am sheli muniz. we were talking about this before the show, how absolutely perfect yesterday was and we want arepeat. >> if our monday is anything
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