>> berns: the scanner makes a lot of noise. it's quite loud.ecause dogs' hearing is more sensitive than ours, we have to protect their hearing, just like ours. so we... we put earplugs and earmuffs, and just wrap it all to just keep it in place. >> okay, now we can go up. >> cooper: tigger certainly knows the drill. once in the machine, he lies down and doesn't move. these scans are giving dr. berns the first glimpse at how a dog's brain actually works. so these are slices of tigger's brain that you're seeing? >> berns: yeah, exactly. so we're slicing from top to bottom. we analyze them later to see which parts increase in response to the different signals. >> cooper: while in the scanner, the dogs smell cotton swabs with different scents. first, the underarm sweat of a complete stranger. next, the sweat of their owner. as dr. berns expected, when the dogs sniffed the swabs the part of their brain associated with smell, an area right behind the nose, activated. it didn't matter what the scent was. but it was when the dogs got a whiff of their o

everybody feeling the bern? ( cheers and applause ) you, he wants to give you universal health care so you can have that burn checked out. but his popularity is surprising because he's a self-described socialist, who would also be our oldest president ever. the man is 74 years old. that's five years older than donald trump and 50 years older than anyone trump would marry. ( applause ) and yet, he's now 10 points ahead of hillary clinton in iowa. ( cheers and applause ) 22 points ahead of her in new hampshire. this is the most shocking political upset since the last time it happened to her. ( laughter ) and, folks, the bern notice is rocking rallies all over the country. >> senator bernie sanders spoke in front of two more huge crowds yesterday. he drew an estimated 8,000 people at a rally last night in virginia, and earlier in the day, the senator addressed a >> sanders had 27,500 in the the sport arena in los angeles. in august. that is remarkable. 11,000 in phoenix. 28,000 in portland. on a sunday. >> stephen:

they feel bern. >> stephen: i cannot believe-- this man, i understand your excitement.s man is a self-described socialist, which for me is awkward because tonight's show is brought to you by capitalism. "capitalism: it's where the money is." yup. and we'll have a performance by the cast of broadway's "an american in paris." ( cheers and applause ) not until the the end of the show. that's at the end of the show. don't forget to put on your leotard and follow along with our home game. ♪ ♪ oh! oh, ladies and gentlemen. are you suddenly, are you suddenly fighting the urge to get up and get down? if you feel it, let your body reveal it. no one can steal it, and no court can appeal it. because you're listening to his honor and stay human, jon batiste. but one more thing. this fall, select taco bell locations will be serving beer and wine. for the rest of the location, you'll still have to show up drunk. tonight, i welcome academy award winner, lupita nyong'o. senator bernie sanders. a performance from "an american in paris." featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's

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which-- ( applause ) yes, feel the bern, feel the bern, which senator sanders was specifically told by h.r. not to say to his interns. it's a scandal, could be a scandal, if it were true. and who could resist this actual item available on jeb bush's website: a guacamole bowl called the "guacabowle." sure, it doesn't say "jeb!" on it, but would you put your name on a $75 bowl that normally sells for $9? and cash-strapped rick perry might have stopped paying his staff, but he can raise some much-needed funds on rickperry.org, where you can buy hats, stickers, buttons, campaign office furniture, a broken coffee maker and some gently used smart-guy glasses. even billionaire donald trump is funding his campaign which is great because where else could you find something with his name on it? and folks, when you order campaign merch, you're not just buying useless crap, you're doing your patriotic duty to buy useless crap. as rand paul says of his own online merchandise, "thomas jefferson would be proud." so much better than rand's original slogan, "impress a slaveholder!" ( applause ) ( cheer

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a few police stations have been berned. after afghanistan's government has outlined the progress it's made to stamp out corruption. afghanistan has to reform the system and improve security and make sure that the economy works for the people and that we are delivering services. life changed forever. it was contaminated by radiation by the nearby nuclear plant. more than 7,000 people were evacuated. some are thinking about going back. i still feel very strongly about returning home. the government says radiation is down to a safe level. >> construction starts now and we should work as one to bring this about. but how do we buy groceries, for example? there's always the question of health and safety. and some areas the government wants to reopen are not safe. people are pushed back and forced back to live in an area which is mainly still heavily contaminated and that's unacceptable. doubts still linger. it's no longer life as they knew it. al jazeera. the show china through the looking glass is on display at the metropolitan

on the democratic side, they are feeling the bern in new hampshire.sanders leading hillary clinton by 16 points in the cnn poll. joe biden, who has not entered the race, has 14%. those surveyed favor clinton over sanders. >>> a team of investigators is set to arrive if seattle following the deadly crash of the duck boat tour vehicle and charter bus on a bridge thursday. just a terrible scene. four international students who attended north seattle college were killed on the bus. 14 people suffered injuries. 51 were taken to the hospital. the mayor calls it a dark day for seattle. >> a terrible tragedy. a terrible loss of life and injuries. our thoughts, the thoughts and prayers of the city, go out to everyone. to the families and to those impacted. >> police officials say it is still not clear what caused the accident. the witnesses say the duck boat appeared to swerve and slam into >>> a bus carrying 15 people flipped and killed 7 and injured two others. the vehicle was packed with undocumented immigrants. police tried to stop the bus, but the driver

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one bern -- person is dead, more than 8,000 acres destroyed >>> border control. >> no, i don't think they've done anything right. >> more european counties tighten security as tens of thousands of refugees span across the e.u. >>> where they stand - hillary clinton is rapidly losing support among women, showing she's almost even with donald trump in a head to head count >>> college shooting. a hunt for a suspect that police believe may be linked to another killing >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. we begin tonight in california. the massive wildfires that swept through the northern part of the state this weekend are still burning and spreading. they have already claimed one life while forcing tens of thousands of residents to evacuate their homes. the flames virtually incinerated entire neighbourhoods, finding little resistance in an or enduring many years of drought. there's a double whammy - the drought and the fires. jacob ward is there. the wildfires are described in almost apocalyptic terms. what about them is different? >> they are the words we are

this captured something that happened in berne, switzerland. let me explain what's going on.e a family in a car. that family is believed to be turkish and the man is yelling there are children in the car. as you can see these demonstrators who are kurds are attacking them. but watch what happens next. >> oh! >> here you can see it from another angle. [ screaming ] not far away, there was a demonstration of kurds and a counter-demonstration of turks. this is believed to be an offshoot of that where clashes started. it was a turkish driver that drove into those kurds that were attacking that turkish family. >> what kind of injuries? that looked really bad. >> the incredible thing is there were no serious injuries. 20 people were reportedly injured. police have detained some people, but it's unknown if the driver has been detained. >> i never understand the mentality of people doing stuff like that against other human beings. it makes no sense. >> these animosities are hundreds of years old, but it's unusual to see them fight in other parts of europe. and it's sad that these ref

something neurosurgeon, bern carson, said woe do leading up to the debate. >> i'm not particularly interested, in any person, particularly, attacking them. >> new cbs news new york times pole shows carson within four-point of trump, among republican primary voters. other candidates saw a bump including carly fee rena, who will try to build on that tonight. the former hewett packard ceo earned prize position on the debate stage. don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news", building the vatican in ten months. it can be done when the building blocks are leggos. the priest behind this mini holy site later on "eyewitness news", how about that, justin? >> pretty cool. sunshine out in full blast, right now, it is really heating temperatures up. we'll tell you how long the summer like forecast sticks around when "eyewitness news" returns. >> the -- 99 days left until christmas. toys "r" us says they won't hire as many employees as they did last year. plan to hire 40,000 workers, some 5,000 fewer positions than in 2014. however, the toy and baby products retailer says

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p and bern esanders is ahead, really, really ahead in new hampshire? >> he's crept up in iowa as well and in some national polls he's crept up, though she still -- lead tty good leads in almost all the national polls. there is no question he's a force and i think the clinton campaign recognizes that and there will continue to be a debate within the campaign about how you confront that and when. i think everybody is atping the debate in las vegas in mid-october will be the moment at which this could happen and then you've got, of course. vice president biden kind of lurking on the sidelines. maybe he's going to get in. maybe he's not. but that's another factor roiling the democratic race. gwen: so much going on that we can't get to all of it. it breaks my heart! we have to go now, but as always, the conversation continues online on the "washington week" webcast extra where, among other things, we'll preview the president's meeting next week with russian president putin. you can find it later tonight and all week long at the bsdorian washingtonweek. and

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one bern has died. >>> this mother, father and son haven't been seen since they headed up to their cabin almost two weeks ago. tonight are the charred remains inside the cabin theirs? if so, how did they die. >> nbc bay area pete is live and that's a lot for neighbors to worry about and take in too. >> reporter: yes it's a lot for the neighbors. in fact, this family runs a construction company right here. we're right in front of their headquarters here. benicia is a tight knit community. it's hard to walk around the neighborhood without someone bringing it up. >> did you hear about that family. >> reporter: adam buchanan is the president and chief operating officer of buchanan construction and son. adam, his wife and their 7-year-old son went missing september 11. a fire destroying their cabin during a weekend get away. the sheriff department says the remains of two people and possibly a third have now been found inside of the cabin and say they are treating it as a possible criminal investigation. >> i know adam. he did some work for us. he's a great guy. >> reporter: now the family's t

and i can't let them see that i'm the same bern.have to change. >> while andrew huff's marathon interview continues, abel viegas watches from his holding cell just steps away. his turn is just around the corner. >> i just want them to know that i need to go home and go take care of my family, my little brother and i want to go to college and play football. hopefully that will encourage them to set me a release. >> it's something that we all take quite seriously and we hope that we have done everything we can in a positive direction so he can return back to the family, back to the community and make a positive difference. and that's essentially everybody is here for. >> i do have one question. what changed in november? up until november, you got two, three, four conduct reports a month every month, just like clock work. what changed? >> the fact that i'm tired of being here and i've grown up and i said it's time to go. my take on the way i did things, that's what changed. i did a lot more thinking after i did that and i came up with

war criminal and the secretary of state thought we should take a hard-line with japan so that it was berns was very influential with president truman that is why that declaration with the unconditional surrender in the end probably said to keep your emperor may have made a difference. henry stimson thought that it may have pearl. >> thanks for your lecture. very good. could you comment on the argument that rather invading europe and france in the northern part there was an argument made to go into unoccupied france in the south? and i am understand the background as a student but why did marshall tolerate those generals who were influential and even after the war he didn't have any sympathy. >> but that sentiment stroke may -- struck me more than historians comment on. >> said general was a senior planner in the war department then moved over to the theater to work with the admiral. he attended the academy in 1936 and tended to be on the entire british side of that equation. he was working diligently and honorably with no indication he did anything that was the best interest of the united

clinton pulling ahead of senator bern sanders and building a 20 point lead now and a substantial jump from earlier in the month. and ed henry is live in dc with more. >> you are right. and you can see from the cnn poll that hillary clinton opened up a wider national lead. bernie sanders in second place. what she's struggling to do is get role energy. sanders at 24 percent and joe biden 22 percent and hillary clinton. and she came down from where she was. in terms of energy and grassroots support. both clinton and sanders in a democratic party convention and rallies and events outside of that. and hillary clinton on friday had 350 people according to the fire chief. and bernie sanders was on the same campus. it is apples to apples and a rally of throw thousand people and he's talking about starting a revolution. >> if we win here in new hampshire and i think we have a good chance to do that. [applause] if we win here in iowa, and i think we have a good chance to win in iowa. that opens the door to a path toward victory. i think we can do it. we cannot do it unless millions of people be

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by the way, the difference between bern's hair and donald trump's hair is with bernie, the carpet matches drapes. ( laughter ) ( applause ) and, and-- for legal reasons i'm going to say i don't understand that joke. ( laughter ) ( applause ) and secretary clinton's team is making some other spontaneous changes, too, like scrapping the phrase "everyday americans," which advisers said was confusing and did not resonate. yes, it does not resonate, because you know who doesn't say "everyday americans"? everyday americans. ( laughter ) they know they have to be here every day. and i'm happy to say, hillary's team has already cranked the genuine nozzle open, because after months of refusing to apologize for her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, this week she finally said, "i'm sorry." and for the record, the idea to say, "i'm sorry" didn't come after her aides met with some washington consultant. it came after they met with a new hampshire focus group. ( laughter ) way to show that trademark heart. and yes, they will be having it trademarked. stick around, we got a

alix: thank you so much, gianna -- gianna bern. be4:00 today we will miss?"t'd you scarlet: we will get pretty nerdy. ♪ alix: welcome back. i'm alix steel. we are 20 minutes before the closing bell and picking up steam into the downside of the close. we need to head over to matt miller. part of that is oil, even after the market close oil keeps trading and that has really broke ited as well, down level for the day by about four dollars. matt: that is right, they settle at 230 on the nymex, but then they continue to trade after that. we are at the lowest levels of the session, just breaking through a loss of 500 points on the dow jones industrial average. 16,025 the level he there -- the level there, and the s&p 500 sliding 3.2% and the nasdaq down as well. you have numbers like these, they will get bigger and bigger as we get closer to the closed positions. people want to just get clear before they go home for the night and crack a beer on the long island railroad. i want to show you something i've been talking about all day and a lot of people have been inte

craig is feeling the bern. >>> with the movie just a few months away, toys "r" us released hot toy liste end of the year and "star wars" knight is expected to fly off the shelves. >>> also expected to be popular, barbie. not with me. david? david: you're going to be spending a lot of money soon. >>> a great thing about this campaign, the political campaign is that americans are opting for people who have real jobs like running a business or being a doctor, but donald trump says we have to take that a step further by looking at exactly how good a business person or doctor the candidate actually was, is he right? back with joe trippi, brad blakeman and hadley heath manning. brad, first of all to you, is it fair game to scrutinize one of these candidates' business record? >> everything is up for scrutinization when you're talking about running for the highest office in the land. and really in the information age we're in now, there's relatively nothing can you hide. so yeah, the full measure of a person should be taken, their ability, demeanor, acumen, so donald trump is right in that resp

. >> firefighters arrived on the scene found two adult, two children, in same upstairs bern. some of the injuries to the children were unrelated to the fire. snow is still an ongoing investigation. >> that's horrible. >> 6:34. >> it i want to be sure they know what to expect. >> officials released specifics, about where you can walk, when you can walk, what you can walk w i look at the map yesterday afternoon from the secret service, and katie baker says tell mike he can do there is i can do this walk. i can do this, go mike, that's actually katie standing in front of the building yet. >> so is she walking with you then? >> kathy, meet me at campbell's field in camden. we will go together. we will go from campbell's field, baseball stadium there, walk across the bridge, then walk, this is what i will do. get a picture of this? if you want to meet me along the walkway. so i look at the secret service map, so whether i come up the bridge, this is horrible map, there is the benny over there. >> in is your drawing? >> i go up seventh street, northbound to callowhill, then take th

ryan young got a chance to get air bern today. he joins us now. explain this bird's eye view.he terrain sound incredibleably challenging with variety of terrain. >> honestly. and want to make sure that stayed out of the two-mile radius. officers have around the zone. they were looking in just yesterday. and i can tell you when we got up above the air, we were 500 feet above the ground. what you can see here is the chain of lakes. sort of connects this community. and the idea there is heavy tree brush. you know, some neighborhoods they clear cut a neighborhood. here what we saw was -- dense woods. surrounding homes. there were some neighborhood where it was hard to make out the roofs of homes. we hovered over the backyard. to see what we could find. you can tell there were some homes. vacant. battered down. there were boats back there. pools that were covered. you can imagine the officers going through the backyard. from neighborhood to neighborhood. maybe from house to house. and not having someone to knock on the door to ask them a question. then the thick brush. and the marc

we'll be back with democratic candidate bern my name is watson. i'm helping doctors keep people healthy. take ted here. i'm pulling together data he shared from his wearables health records and family history, so we can analyze it. he's doing everything right... for the most part. no pain, no gain. you are a beast, ted. my name is watson. how can i help you? >> dickerson: joining us now is vermont senator bernie sanders. welcome. i just wanted to get your reaction to john boehner's news, he came to congress with him at the same time. >> well, john has had impossiblely difficult job trying to reconcile the conservative wing of his caucus with the extreme right wing of his caucus that will not do anything, pass any legislation that barack obama will sign. it's an impossible job i admire him for hanging in there. >> dickerson: another piece of news this week, scott walker folded his campaign you've talked a great deal about the billionaire class that influences politics by getting money to candidates. the koch brothers were a big supporter, he dispou

bern nay sanders was in virginia today for an appearance at a conservative christian school.ned marriage equality and abortion as subjects where he and he audience might disagree, but he also americans across the spectrum could agree on issues like freedom of speech and the economy. >> when we talk about morality and justice, we have to, in my view, understand that there is no justice when so few have so much, and so many have so little. >> joe watkins is a republican political strategist and joins us from philadelphia. if there is a saying for this presidential election, joe, i would say that it's like experts like you would not have picked the candidates that are doing this well. so let's start with bernie sanders, right? what do you make of how well he is doing? he has a significant lead over hillary clinton right now. what do you make of it? >> well, i think ho is clearly striking a chord with the voters. he is speaking to the anger and dissatisfaction of so many voters who have placed trust in these well-known names for a long, long time. and they like the fact that he's

berned eeno leo made comments after a 2-day talk. they want to deal in place before the end of september. >> we might be starting the final days of these talks. and hopefully the possibility to reach an agreement that we'd like to have ready, endorsed and signed by 20th september. so good momentum, still a lot of work to do. >> rob is here to talk weather with us. we had rain in qatar yesterday in the middle of summer, and we are talking about more today. >> complealy. >> and around the corner in omar. i haven't seen this itself for months. behind me, the satellite shows the growing weather. the streets acting, the water gathers, and flooding. it happens quickly. these pictures were were from moscow. it happens. pretty violent stuff when it came in. it all happened very quickly. the amount of rain. maybe not that surprising. we have 60mm around the corner. a little bit on flatter ground. once it is built. this disperses from that time. very little is growing, briefly a flash of white near doha. iran might see a few showers. otherwise

thank you, kurt, sasha berns joining me there. we have a quick break and when we come back billionaire gop presidential candidate donald trump unveiling his tax plan today. we are going to tell you what's in it and what it means for you >> it will simplify the tax code. it will grow the american economy at a level that it hasn't seen for decades. >> we're going to cut the individual rates from seven brackets to four. if you're single and earn less than 25,000 or married and jointly earn less than 50,000, you'll not pay any income tax. nothing. this eliminates the marriage penalty. it eliminates the amt, which is the alternative minimum tax. it ends the death tax. it reduces or eliminates most of the deductions and loopholes available to special interest and to the very rich. it's going to cost me a fortune. it ends the current tax treatment of carried interest, those of the hedge fund folks that i've been talking about. none of this adds to our debt or deficit. >> presidential candidate donald trump giving details on his tax polic

slug slug >>> bernie sanders say feel the bern. is it possible hillary clinton might a need aloe? >>> this is the politics lead, hillary clinton talking like an underdog after bernie sanders surges to his largest lead yet. the signs the campaign is reacting while vice president biden looks closer than ever to capitalizing this changing race. >>> the world lead -- desperately seeking hope. the refugee crisis thousands fed up about sleeping in their own trash. they are praying that the world wakes up to this disaster. >>> the money lead. getting a cheap fill. the last time labor degas prices were this low, george w. bush was in his first term as president for a lot of people who depend on their cars, cheap gas is like getting a raise. are these savings here to stay? good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." happy labor day, everyone. for those of you not laboring or paying tribute to the social and economic achievements of american workers, you might be spending the day doing cannonballs into your neighbor's pool or grilling under the sun, asking, where does the summer go? bu

and joe biden pulling support from hillary clinton and berne he sanders finishing with 16%. her lead in iowa. hillary's lead is down 29 points since july, falling 7 points and sanders gaining 11. with joe biden in the race he pulls ten points equally from hillary clinton and bernie sanders. clinton is still in the lead with 38%, sanders at 27 and biden at 20. the takeaway for hillary clinton, mark, thanks for being here. what are we seeing in these numbers? >> jonathan, i think you're seeing the toll the last two months has taken on hillary clinton, particularly regarding the e-mail story. some other numbers, her favorability rating twenty from 74% in july to 67% in this most recent poll, a drop of seven points. even among democrats her numbers are starting to lag a little bit. you can look at the dominant story that's followed hillary clinton over the last two months that's been about her e-mails or former i.t. staffer pleading the fifth. bernie sanders' excitement of crowds or the speculation of joe biden entering the race. there's one other explanation of what's going on

on the democratic side, they are feeling the bern in new hampshire.sanders leading hillary clinton by 16 points in the cnn poll. joe biden is at 14%. according to the poll, biden supporters favor hillary clinton 2 to 1 over bernie sanders. >>> a team of investigators will arrive in seattle after the amphibian boat and tour bus crash. four students on the bus were killed. at least 51 people were taken to local hospitals. the mayor says it is a dark day for the city. >> we had a terrible tragedy. a terrible loss of life and injury. our thoughts, the thoughts and prayers go out to everyone. to the families and those impacted. >> police officials say it is still not clear what caused the awful accident. the witnesses say the duck boat appeared to swerve in the bus. >>> two set backs to bill cosby. fordham and marquette rescinding the honorary doctrates given to him. more than 40 women claim they were victims of cosby's sexual misconduct. >>> thursday night football. giants, redskins. both teams could lose. someone had to win. a good night for two embarras

sandra bern heart said i'm devastated about news of jackie collins. i knew her. she was a class act and a lady. model beverly johnson tweeted so so so sorry about jackie collins passing. she was a friend and a beacon of light. and larry king wrote i'm saddened about jackie collins passing, she was a true talent and friend. >>> the playing field is missing something critical. >> it was, well, what in the world happened. >> a field with no green. the 200,000-dollar mistake >>> bedtime can be a battle for families. how early some experts say they should be getting to bed. they're not going to like this. plus. >>> . feeling comfort in a world with no sound, some amazing kids take their lack of hearing and create a beautiful moment that's gone viral. >>> first, here's vanessa murdock with your forecast. >> listen, it's going to be a beautiful end to your weekend, and finally, a stretch of seasonal weather to discuss. geico motorcycle, >>> beautiful day out there. 73 degrees out there. look near the queensboro bridge at that beautiful sun coming up and rising. vanessa

and it created a huge backup near mile marker 22 in upper bern township. the roadway was shut down in both directions. some drivers got out of their cars and waited on the side of the road. the eastbound lanes of i-78, they are reopened right now. the westbound side is closed indefinitely, though. two of the drivers involved in the crash were taken to the hospital, two others were treated for minor injuries. >>> also tonight, local school districts and nonprofit groups are no closer to getting the money they need from the state. >> today governor wolf vetoed a stopgap spending plan that would have helped those groups. pennsylvania's budget is now three months overdue, but the governor says we need a long-term solution, not a short-term fix. >> in the short term, that's bad news for local school districts. today we learned just how much this budget stalemate is costing them. according to a new report from the pennsylvania auditor, philadelphia and berks county have had to borrow a combined $280 million to make up for the lack of state money and there could

let's bern in james albertine and andrea james. there was a time years ago when if porsche was talk being an electric car that would just be blasphemous, but now how much credence do you give that and what would that do to tess ra louisiana? >> there is a lot of innovation going on in electric vehicles, it's being driven by the government, government regulations but also being driven by tesla's own edge, they are winning a lot of awards, other auto makers want to participate in some of that success. i want to know what the price is going to be and profitability is going to be on those vehicles because we don't have those details yet. >> james, do you ever any idea? >> i'm going to start saving now because i'm sure it's going to be pretty high. it's funny, i think andrea hit the nail on the head, by the time the porsche mission e comes out we will be talk bgt model 3 tesla at $35,000 to $40,000, we will be talking about autonomous driving features that already are in the works and close to being released to tesla and infrastructure

lying which helps explain why primary voters are giving close looks to democratic socialist senator bernders and vice president joe biden while there was an astounding 64% of independent voters who often end up deciding general elections believe she's lying but her allies say voters don't care about the e-mail controversy. >> they are looking at who's talking about the issues that matter to them and in their lives. >> reporter: politico reported that a firm which hired hum huma abidin asked for a commitment from a firm client and donor to the clinton foundation. republican senator grassley criticized her overlapping roles but there is no evidence she helped get the opponent. nick merrill declaring it is another attempt to smear a hard-working public servant in the press through ill informed partisan leaks. clinton has two more nbc interviews. "meet the press at and ten a the "today" show town hall. plus an interview with lena dunham, star of "girls" where the candidate talked about initially rejecting her husband. >> i actually turned him down twice when he asked me to marry him. he said

so that's kind of exacerbating it three, four, five feet above average, new bern.rtheast looks great but mid-atlantic miserable and high surf advisories, coastal flood warnings, rip currents as well so heading towards the beach, it's still warm out there. be aware and heavy rain with this system. we could see flooding across the coastal areas of north carolina, two, three inches of rainfall potentially, watches posted. a quick check on what's going on in the tropics may develop into something, more concerned about this thing over the yucatan forecast in the gulf of mexico at this point not strengthening to a monster but we'll certainly watch it and it will bring more in the way of rain across the coast of florida and alabama and mississippi next week. finally a cool shot of air coming in the pacific northwest. temperatures across northern alex: good morning on a cloudy, breezy, and cl weekend. temperatures today in the seven is. 30% chance of showers south of the region. >> this weather report is brought to you by voya financial. achoo. i know paula has been suffer

candidates they say must have a good sense of humor and strong commitment to the ideals of the bern a 2016 campaign. so sand serious right now bulking up his campaign infrastructure for a long delegate hunt out to super tuesday and he's going to places around the country that democratic candidates for president often wouldn't go, especially this early. before that event tonight in manassas, he spoke to a crowd today of 12,000 people at liberty university in virginia. if you follow politics, you'll remember that name. that is the university of course, founded by the famed tell evangelist jerry falwell. bernie went there today to deliver his message. >> i believe in women's rights. [ applause ] and the right of a woman who control her own body. i believe inch gay rights and gay marriage. >> the applause you could hear on that tape came mostly from a very small group of sanders supporters that trekked out to liberty and they were there in the front of that very large auditorium. sanders in his remarks today knew he was reaching out to a predominantly unreceptive audience. nonetheless, tr

cooling from the thunderstorms earlier, now, just showers moving through, any storms on our northern, bern and southwestern fringe areas, trying to impact the forecast, could be a storm or two dropping still after the 7:00. really, i don't think we are going to see any severe storms, be around 80 until the mid-70s late by 10 to 11 p.m. keep the umbrella handy, nonetheless, the radar, you can see across areas of northeastern maryland, down through south we were virginia, still some storm there is and we with warning in mineral county, west virginia, until 5:45. the beltway looking a lot better, some showers around 395 west springfield, the storms dying out now around culpepper, around lore ray, that one warning out now for mineral looks like they may have dropped it, those storms headed toward mount storm. so going to be a little wet, but our chances of any wet weather really drops after 10 to 11 p.m. so, in terms of storms, i think we will be faring much better as we move into the evening hours. uncomfortable conditions for sure today, to pleasant for saturday and sunday and monday, lookin

carson, a devout christian, believes a bern whose faith is deeply seated in islam -- >> we have a problem in the country. it's called muslims. >> reporter: the man also calling president obama who is a christian, a muslim. george asking trump about this. >> why can't you just say definiti definitively, yes or no, you have raised it many time. he's not a muslim. >> you have raised the question. i haven't raised the question. i don't talk about it. i don't like talk about somebody else's faith. >> he said muslims are a problem in the country. do you agree? >> well in some cases, george, we can say no and be politically correct and say everything is wonderful. certainly, it's a problem. at the same time, we have fabulous people living here muslims, and they -- have done fantastically well. but certainly it is a problem. you look around the world, sit a problem. >> reporter: and this morning, carly fiorina is feeling the pressure. donald trump on a twitter tirade against her last night, questioning her business background and saying she cannot become the nominee. >> let's talk about that with

feel the bern. phil mattingly will be filling in. what it is people really want in a candidate. authentic about bernie sanders he would not have anticipated would make them popular. a man who calls himself a socialist. phil mattingly will get to the bottom of it. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television worldwide. forward into the weekend. we need to say thank you for your many notes on this experiment we are doing. the mixed-media of radio and television. the immediacy of what we are doing for some of the smartest people we can find. "bloomberg surveillance" this morning. much about fidelity. learn how innovation and business can create future market trends. all happening at fidelity's traitor summit -- traders summit. an endless guess -- can you explain who our next guest is? mike: we are ending on one of the best. that's the great thing about "bloomberg surveillance." we are not getting any old person to comment on the fed. we are getting people who know where -- peter cooper was at the fed for more than 25 years. he