the longshots would be jimmy carter and barack obama. point to me is the longshot victories leading to the white house even including getting to the , occurred onlye in the democratic party. republicans like to shake things up with huckabee or santorum, but the national party eventually turns to a more established national figure for the nomination. at this point, i would like to horse and buggy operation that was the carter campaign in 1975 and 1976. the experience offers a vivid contrast between then and now that frankly, i think for one brief moment in time, it was an almost too good to be true model of what a long shot should do. carter,look briefly at the media factor, and organization. to say for starters, i have worked in campaigns at the county congressional district. national, andl, international level. in the 1975, 1976 carter theaign, that was by far best campaign i had ever worked on. jimmy carter gave the campaign purpose, energy, confidence, and discipline. it went to headquarters skillfully managed the slender allocation o

. >> i think bernie came in with the luxury of being a complete longshot. and just letting loose. >> right. >> i think hillary came in with the privilege and burden of being perceived as the fro front-runn front-runner. >> just a week before caucus gores are set to be in iowa. a sign perhaps that clinton's flagging fortunes in the hawkeye

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he says bernie sanders has the luxury of being a complete longshot. with all due respect will be live from des moines iowa all this week. global news 24 hours a day. emily: twitter stock tanking again after four key executives say they are leaving the company. ken jack dorsey still turn around this sinking ship? theeyes are on apple as tech giant prepares to report earnings. investors want to see more growth. the beleaguered wireless carrier sprint announces job cuts. that will help get the company back on track. investors signaled they are not so sure. twitter shares are tanking again. the company5% after lost more key members of its executive leadership team. jack dorsey confirmed the departures in a tweet saying that he was hoping to talk to the twitter employees about this later this week but i want to set the record straight now. the company struggles to improve its site quickly enough to reverse a slowdown in user growth. how much will these departures his turnaround plans. there are a lot of reports but what do we know? know for sure that these

. >> reporter: once a longshot, now being given a second look. >> they can't toy with me like they toy with everyone else. >> danner: bernie sanders is opening an office in roanoke. his campaign says that they'll formally open their doors tomorrow afternoon on franklin road. virginia is one of 11 super tuesday states voting on march 1st. >>> another fire ignites all because of a hoverboard. wait until you hear this family's story. >> george: tonight is going to be the last night for awhile that we see temperatures dropping in the 20s. lynchburg is at 34. danville, 33, and roanoke is at 35. right now we're looking live out over danville. the traffic is moving smoothly. 20s for all of >> danner: you know the old saying if it looks too good to be true, it probably is. a former cop turned realtor contacted abc-13 and says that his phone has been ringing off the hook about a craigslist add. a house with all the amenities for $600 for rent. the only catch is it's his one woman was schemed out of $600. >> if you send me the money, i, -- i'll send you the keys. and she didn't get the keys. >>

she is a wanting to bring attention to mental health issues and state is harold still considered a longshot?known, much responded - - respected and i doubt that this is going to do but we will hear another comment that hit a lot of buttons. >> tom, thank ssie was shut down this afternoon and the spokes person says there was never an issue with the reactor itself. power supply to the system that monitors the reactor and they see the best interest of the of workers will not be impacted by the shutdown. >>> a man is caught stuffing his pants with groceries and we may need your help to find him. he was caught stealing several items from the fresh market on you are asked you have any information. >>> there are concerns about lead in area water systems. this resulted in more testing. brandon simmons has more on it.are you? >> we talk to the superintendent earlier today and he said the new advisory posted to the website came as a big shock to him. >> bob hunt had no idea his schools had a drinking water advisory until someone pointed it out to him. >> it was controversy - - contrary to what we had

. >> i think bernie came in with the luxury of being a complete longshot. and just letting loose. >> right. >> i think hillary came in with the privilege and burden of being perceived as the fro front-runn front-runner. >> just a week before caucus gores are set to be in iowa. a sign perhaps that clinton's flagging fortunes in the hawkeye state are in need of a presidential push. >> she's been in the public eye for a long time. and in a culture in which new is always better. you're looking at the bright shiny object that people haven't seen before. that's a disadvantage to her. >> clinton has plenty of advantages as well. despite saying they're not taking sides in the race. and the clinton campaign are in regular communication. consider just last month. clinton melt with the president for 90 minutes. according to the new york times, clinton's top aids regularly check in with 3 of the president's top advisers. dennis mcdonagh. white house press secretary josh ernest. if we're out on the campaign trail and rolling out a new policy, building on something he's

another former governor made a stop in town.former maryland governor martin o'malley is viewed as a longshot to win the democratic nomination behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders.for his supporters... it's about choosing a nominee with a clean record and achievable goals. 3 "i believed him and it just seems like he has a plan for what he wants to do for the talk."these two stops just the first of many this weekend...as iowans prepare for monday's critical caucuses. larry? 3 as nick alluded to... tonight just the start of a big campaign weekend ahead of the caucuses.five republicans will be in the area *tomorrow*. florida senator marco rubio will get things started with a 9 a- m rally at bev's on the river.doors for that event will open at 8.kentucky senator rand paul is next.he's planning a rally at the holiday inn on gordon drive.that event's scheduled to start at noon.next is dr. ben carson. he'll be in sioux center as well... speaking at dordt.his event is scheduled to get underway at 3 p- m.former pennsylvania senator rick santorum will be in the area saturday evening.he's planning

a longshot first term senator challenging the clinton machine.ampaign became a mass movement. >> yes, we can! >> reporter: a wave of hope. what's the one thing in your life you that think prepares you best for that moment? >> in difficult or stressful moments i don't get rattled. >> reporter: and obama himself turned out to be a highly polarizing president. polls show he's never become either hugely popular like ronald reagan and bill clinton or hugely unpopular like jimmy carter or george w. bush. his favorability hovers under 50%. his presidency a time of turmoil and division and bitter, angry politics. the opposite of what he promised and hoped when he burst onto the scene with a speech thagnighted t that ignited the 2004 democratic convention. >> we are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america. >> reporter: america has come to know this couple, this historic first family, and watched as their girls grew up and watched as their dad grew gray. >> thank you. god bless yo

bring back manufacturing to the us before taking questions from the public. 3 3 fellow republican longshot carly fiorina made a stop of her own tonight in siouxland. at a town hall event at bev's on the river in sioux city... the former hewlett- packard c- e- o discussed her blueprint to "take our country back". that plan includes simplfying the tax code, repealing obamacare, defeating isis and securing the border. 3 "i'm grateful to the iowa voter, because when i started this campaign i was 17 out of 16, and now i'm 6th nationally, and that's in no small measure because the people of iowa take their citizenship seriously. "the latest quinnipiac poll has fiorina receiving the support of just 1 percent of likely caucusgoers. 3 3 the hillary clinton campaign is making *another* campaign stop in sioux city this week... and while hillary herself won't be here, she's known.her husband, former president bill clinton.the 42nd president of the united states will be at morningsid college friday to campaign for his wife.doors for that event at the olson student center will open at 11- 15 friday morn

in an film festival, emilio estevez said he would like to live in over-the-rhine. longshot" here. he says cincinnati is a magical place. you can watch the interview on wlwt.com. that would be cool if you moved here. will he bring the rest of the docs? -- the ducks? randi: 40, breezy, and sunny. the evening hours will have rain showers moving in, changing over mark: have a great d meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. call now to get more. more speed. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. call now. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 30 meg internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited calling to international destinations. we find more good things every day! more ways to watch more shows. in our house. easy with a one hour arrival window. they even made sure all of our connections left. can get more! call now. you'll get free installation, with a one hour arrival window,

who bets on horseracing will tell you that eventually one of these longshots -- which longshots?s, thelking about trum extremes in europe, spain, france. not the odds of these political outcomes becoming a reality is going up. john thinks they are paired the odds of the unthinkable are going up. the political story front and center on both sides of the atlantic. the head ofin global asset strategy for j.p. morgan. you have read the piece. politics has been a story over the last year. it looks like it will carry on. exit story in the u.k.? they're starting to have a real effect. >> i think they are. we are seeing it now. spain is going to the throws of postelection. could it go to a second election? who knows. we also have the exit vote. in europe, we live in a region with an 18 member eurozone. we have an election every three months. we should be used to political of people. what is interesting now is the fact that we are saying this 20%, 25% lock of the vote going to the non-centrist party. that is something markets need to factor in. should it be a reason why we see markets fal

another former governor made a stop in town.former maryland governor martin o'malley is viewed as a longshot to win the democratic nomination behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders.for his supporters... it's about choosing a nominee with a goals. 3 "i believed him and it just seems like he has a plan for what he wants to do for the country and it's not just talk."these two stops just the first of many this weekend...as iowans prepare for monday's critical caucuses. larry? 3 tonight's events just the start of a small flood of candidates heading to siouxland this weekend for last minute campaign events. marco rubio, rand paul, ben carson, rick santorum, ted cruz, chris christie, hillary clinton and donald trump all have events planned in siouxland over the next two days.we'll have full campaign coverage this weekend on siouxland news at ten. 3 tonight temperatures will cool into the upper 20s. throughout the day saturday clouds will be increasing with temperatures into the 40s, allowing for more snow and ice to melt. however, saturday evening there is a slight chance of rain transitioning i

. >> a flavor without all longshot very little oil in their and some crisp sweet potatoes here so we have sweet potatoes . >> jump back, jack. cooked in the water with a little bit of honeyit a teaspoon of honey. >> we are not talking sugar we are talking honey here. just a little bit of salt for added flavor. >> she did something really smart here.or it is so much easier to control it makes sense nice andon flat and does not tip over. seconds you imagine you come home, and you are really busy and want something great to eat it does not take long at all. look at that. i love this. this is a great one. it is pulverized with the sweet potatoes sweet potatoes is number one on the list all the time.ats it is not the same kind of carbohydrate. it did not just mix it up and up pops a little air in head it and butter flavor. exactly it really marries the flavors to gather. you could start this from scratch and run it for about six and it just eats it up. i will have you taste that you could soften up your sweet potatoes like the night before andwe when you come home through the soup togethe

bring back manufacturing to the us before taking questions from the public. 3 3 fellow republican longshot carly fiorina made a stop of her own tonight in siouxland. at a town hall event at bev's on the river in sioux city... the former hewlett- packard c- e- o discussed her blueprint to "take our country back". that plan includes simplfying the tax code, repealing obamacare, defeating isis and securing the border. voter, because when i started this campaign i was 17 out of 16, and now i'm 6th nationally, and that's in no small measure because the people of iowa take their citizenship seriously. "the latest quinnipiac poll has fiorina receiving the support of just 1 percent of likely caucusgoers. 3 3 and finally tonight... it was a packed house in le mars for retired neurosurgeon dr. ben carson... who was planning to hold *one* town hall at the blue bunny ice cream parlor. instead... so many people showed up he had to add a *second* event.the one- time republican frontrunner talked focused on his healthcare plans. 3 "dr. carson discusses his plans to repeal and replace crowd that despite r

once a longshot now being given >> they can't toy with me like they toy with everybody else. >> kristine frazao reporting. >> which is the most important issue in the presidential race: stopping terrorism or the economy? >> here are the results tonight. 37% of you saying terrorism. 57 saying the economy. and 6% voted other. >>> the founder of the ame church will be honored on this year's heritage stamp. richard allen founded the years ago. >> character stamps are the story of america and black history. and they're all told in biographies of fascinating people that have done wonderful things and it's an inspiration >> the stamps will be available in the midlands on february 3rd. >>> we'll talk to a local health expert to separate the fact from fiction about zika virus. >> the deadline to sign up for healthcare just days away and many americans are taking their time to get covered. there is help. we'll tell you where to apply straight ahead. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. am

it's a longshot... but back at the station... we searched and searched.then called... and called. we even started calling any 36 to 39-year-old chris'... christophers... christinas... christines... still nothing.then another clue.baird told us her aunt at the library of congress in washington dc found out the number belonged to another away.we reached out to his family... but came up short. (heather baird, mother): "i think it would be great to find chris. and find out where he put the bottle in the water."a romantic story of a sacramento child and his curiosity... now in the hands of a boy at jug handle reserve in mendocino county.the hope is one day... they meet and share their life experiences. (heather baird, mother): "well, i hope we find out really good things about how his life went."until then... this 28-year-old story in the making... will have to be continued. it's now on this morning. morning.coming up next... next...the one pill that could change the way people live with h-i-v and why even many you've upgraded all your old technology... so what about this? it's time to

. >> reporter: a new reality for this reality tv star, what's a longshot, now being given a second look. >> they can't toy with me like they toy with everybody else. >> reporter: and washington, i'm kristine frazao reporting. >> reporter: the iowa caucus is days away on february 1. have here comes next on the night. nevada has separate caucuses february 20 for the democrats and to data 23rd for republicans . >> the state department said it will not release 22 e- mails from hillary clinton because they contain top-secret information. those e-mails were not marked classified at the time they were set set. the state department said they because they contain sensitive information. the state department also announced that 18 e-mails between clinton and president obama will be withheld from the public. >> secretary clinton and the president on occasion been exchanged e-mails. as they have sent previous a, such presidential records shall remain confidential to protect the president's ability to receive unvarnished advice of counsel. to be clear the e-mails between secretary clinton and preside

estevez shot "johnny longshot," a movie about horse racing, in cincinnati in 2013. estevez, whose father martin sheen is from dayton, ohio, says cincinnati is a magical place. watch the complete interview on wlwt.com. mark: trending right now, might be time to call marty mcfly. lisa: a blast on the path of making a comeback. is going back into production thanks to the delorean motor company outside of houston. for years, the company has read -- has refurbished the delorean. now they are ready to manufacture new models and have enough supply to build about 300 cars. the company is not planning to , and when they start rolling off the production line, the price tag could be close to $100,000. just change from mark hayes. [laughter] mark: put your preorder in. [laughter] lisa: that is not a family car. mark: i would look like fred flintstone. [laughter] [applause] mark: another trip back to the the wheels are in motion for a 1980' s. "top gun" sequel. producer jerry bruckheimer tweeted out this picture with maverick also known as tom cruise. bruckheimer said he was mee

estevez shot "johnny longshot," a movie about horse racing, in cincinnati in 2013. estevez, whose father martin sheen is from dayton, ohio, says cncinnati is a magical place. mark: maybe he can come here. a little sequel action. randi: i saw him once out and about and people started shouting -- chanting "mighty we take a look at the forecast. 6:00 a.m., 21 and breezy. after work, 6:00, 43. showers will be moving in at that point and then changeover to some flurries. thank you for sending in that picture. send me your pictures as you train for the pig on twitter and facebook. temperatures into the mid 50' s. mark: thank you. remembering an indianapolis elementary school principal. lisa: why witnesses are now saying she was a hero in the moments before her death. mark: while candidates are gearing up for the gop debate, donald trump has other plans. what he says he intends to do tonight instead of raising the state. lisa: a leader on the thomas more college campus accused of heinous acts. what police are investigating -- city had been investigating robert marshall for

it's a longshot... but back at the station... we searched and searched. then called... and called. we even started calling any 36 to 39- year-old chris'... christophers... christinas... christines... still nothing. then another clue. baird told us her aunt at the library of congress in washington dc found out the number belonged to another person in 1988. he had passed away. we reached out to his family... but came up short. : "i think it would be great to find chris. and find out where he put the bottle in the water." a romantic story of a sacramento child and his curiosity... now in the hands of a boy at jug handle reserve in mendocino county. the hope is one day... they meet and share their life experiences. : "well, i hope we find out really good things about how his life went." year-old story in the making... will have to be kolo 8 news now has a new look online. if you head to kolo-tv- dot-com, you may notice our website looks a little different. we've streamlined it so it doesn't take as long to load. if you watch the livestream, you won't just click the link at the upper ri

it's a longshot... but back at the station... we searched and searched. then called... and called. we even started calling any 36 to 39-year- old chris'... christines... still nothing. then another clue. baird told us her aunt at the library of congress in washington dc found out the number belonged to another person in 1988. he had passed away. we reached out to his family... but came up short. (heather baird, mother): "i think it would be great to find chris. and find out where he put the bottle in the water." a romantic his curiosity... now in the hands of a boy at jug handle reserve in mendocino county. (heather baird, mother): "well, i hope we find out really good things about how his life went." until then... this 28-year-old story in the making... ll have to be continued./// toss to weather the fog from earlier. fog in the desert that rarely happens out here where we get little rainfall. but air saturated enough where we could get another fog event overnight. ............................... ........ right now lwo 50's with widespread rain. light winds so far and we're cooler

could sometimes be her weaknesses and he also said bernie sanders has the luxury of being a complete longshotn the race to succeed him. with all due respect will be live in iowa all week. do not miss john heilemann and mark -- extensive coverage right here on bloomberg television at 5:00 p.m. new york time. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 150 news bureaus around the world. david, since you are from north carolina, do i have to guess who you are rooting for in the super bowl? the first federal reserve meeting for 2016 will be the main focal point for market this week. janet yellen and company are almost universally expected to hold rates steady. forstors will be scouring the fed's next move. the fedose who said will not follow through with the four rate hikes projected for the year. >> inflation will go lower, and certainly, that march is off the table, even april. that's something from the fed means we do not hike in march. carl, let me start with you to get a sense. there will be no press conference. how do you think we will process what we have had? it is incumbent upon them

that bernie sanders has the luxury of being, "a complete longshot."ill bel due respect" live in iowa. our coverage right here at 5:00 p.m., new york time. joe: global news, 24 hours a day from the bloomberg first solar desk. scarlett: u.s. stocks will fall even further than you think. doug ramsey picks his top stocks of 2015. he says the s&p 500 has another 10% to drop. he joins us now from minneapolis. he is from louisville capital management, where he received over $2.8 billion. oversees over $2.8 billion. doug: i look at valuations on the basis of sales. price tondustrials sales ratio is still about 1.6 or so, even after the carnage of the last couple of weeks. it is still in the top 10% of the entire history, going back to the mid-1950's. what that says is that we are adjusting to the fact that profit margins are still incredible behind this country. adjusting for that fact, the simplest way to do that is to look at the top line, to look at sales. even though it has been painful here in the last eight months, especially outside the s&p 500, valuat

that was a longshot done by steve jobs. it could easily have gone the other way.e came in bringing up steve jobs but technology is not really about turnarounds. in the case of twitter we have to leverage the expectations. not every company has to have a billion users. not every social media service has to be as big as facebook. it has been in the same place for a very long time. it needs to start making incremental movements leading up to big changes. in order to be relevant. they don't need to be a billion user company. they could be a 500 million user company. that would be just fine. the lack of growth is because there has been a lack of creative thinking around how to get it moving. david: twitter remains way too hard to use for ordinary people. that has to change. the same problems that ordinary people felt from the beginning are still there. jack thinks that a lot of people should be able to use twitter just by reading what other people tweet. he hasn't conveyed that. i am amazed at how many people don't even realize you can use it that way. that is a seriou

. >> it might be a longshot, efran afante. >> it is cold right now, some hot chocolate would be nice. temperatures right now in the business. it is cold out there, 30 degrees right now in camden, 32 sumpter and manning, as well as in saint matthews. so luda at 32, here in columbia 33 degrees, clear skies, calm winds, but do points at 28 degrees. moisture has returning to the palmetto state. average low for this time of year, average high 57, a beautiful sunrise this morning at 7:26.. a beautiful sunset at 5:48. clear skies over the palmetto that will be approaching that will give us a chance for rain. for today, as we go through out throughout the morning, we will have increasing call coverage. no rain expected throughout the day. but into the evening we will see a little bit of sprinkle early in the morning, but by late morning into the afternoon we will be looking for chances of rain to come through and into the afternoon. as far as when the kids get out of school today, mostly cloudy skies it will be relatively warm, 65 degrees as we are looking highs today generally in the middle

telling her that i can say you have definitely won by a longshot last night. i expected him to come out a lot more swinging. >> very interesting analysis from both of you. final word to chris and then i have to go. >> i give a lot of credit to neil and maria last night. i think that they kept the candidates in line. the fact that there were fewer on the stage health as well. >> absolutely. thank you so much. we are continuing to watch the red on the screen right now. 2.6%. it has been a very rough start to the year. a lot of this is extending from global concerns. china really struggling right now. of course, throughout europe. a lot of concerns there. adding up to trouble back here at home. we are going to talk about how you protect yourself. how you protect your money in this environment. maybe how you make some, too. that is next. ♪ usaa makes me feel like i'm a car buying expert in no time at all. there was no stress. it was in and out. if i buy a car through usaa, i know i'm getting a fair price. we realized, okay, this not only could be convenient, we co

tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov >>> i think bernie came in with the luxury of being a complete longshotletting loose. i think hillary came in with the both privilege and the burden of being perceived as a front-runner. >> president obama weighing in for the very first time with politico's glen thrush. is the president trying to tip the scale to the former secretary of state? >> she can govern and she can start here day one, more experienced than any non-vice president has ever been who aspires to this office. >> teddy vine is a senior advisor. is the president trying to put his thumb on the scale? >> no, i don't think he is. i think the president was fair to bernie. we appreciate the opportunity and bernie spoke to him. i don't think the president has been unfair. >> but he seemed to be praising hillary clinton more than bernie sanders. >> no, i don't think so. again, i think the president was fair. we have no beef with the president or argument with him. we think he's done a great job and bernie wants to build on the progress of the obama years. >> what about the "des moines register"

it isn't free by a longshot as of yet. >> robin over and hong kong. iq for your insight.rday's market meltdown in china may have spooked investors but here in the u.s., fed officials in calm about the whole situation. the fed president isn't too concerned about the impact of the chinese slowdown and the impact it may have on the u.s. economy. tax we built and a weakening path for china and i don't see that as a significant risk but it is certainly a risk. trade channelect between the u.s. and china is not that large. so again, will it have a direct effect on the u.s. economy? i don't build it in as a significant risk to the economy. that is the investment rector at london's capital group still with us. are they right to be called? -- calm? in september the fed was telling us that china was one of the international factors having an impact on the thinking. >> i think it is complacency simple because all the risk markets are in some manner connected to one another and in that sense when you have a risk mode it goes across the board to all of the risk markets. just like mone

invest in these longshot investments. mark zuckerberg is starting to talk about that more.se of the core businesses. keeping the hand on the tiller so mark zuckerberg can think of these bigger issues. when will they start coming into the bottom line. >> those investments are not in their model over the next couple of years. facebook started whatsapp. what is the most exciting thing we can expect from mark zuckerberg? keep growing the business. we will give you a certain amount of route -- certain amount of road to make investments. as long as the core business delivers for shareholders. >> what most investors feel they arele about, making huge investments in their business. all of these services that consumers are paying attention to. amazon seems to be a winner. much like the amazon story, investors will be focusing on the cloud business. if you are an amazon investor, you have not seen profit margins. when the cloud business can deliver profitability. tom: who buys twitter? bandiedame that gets about the most is google. and buy 300ut million users? tom: will it be a biddi

he says bernie sanders has the luxury of being a complete longshot in the race to succeed him. with all due respect will be live from des moines, iowa, all this week ahead of the iowa caucuses. the extensive coverage right here on bloomberg television at 5:00 new york time. global news 24 hours a day from the bloomberg first word desk, i am mark crumpton. divergence of her monetary policy and oil outlook has led to different regions on where oil treasuries are headed. said sell it while analysts argued to be here. the two-year treasury is falling, pushing the yield higher to a five-year high. scarlet: care to offer his head ofis james camp, fixed income at eagle asset management with assets over $31 billion. he joins us remote from st. mary's -- st. petersburg, florida. i feel like i have been hearing the treasury market is that for a really long time. what is your call this year? >> you are right. we started every year with the consensus overwhelmingly bullish. -- overwhelmingly bearish. i think we will bounce around the range. i hate to cop out and make a comment like that bu

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and obviously, really, really longshot odds and # 1 in 292 million that you would win it. but according to the lottery official officials with so many people playing, about 65% of the possible number combinations will be bought. so a pretty good chance, and better than 50-50 odds that someone will win it. and so people, you know, planning out their vacations, their houses, and here is what some people said they would spend the money on. >> spread it around the family. and you know, a nice vacation. open up another business, and that kind of othing. and charity. >> i have seven kids, so college number one, and then put a lot of it away, and give some to charity and, yeah, maybe a farm and a bunch of bulldogs, and this is my dream. >> share it. share it with a lot of people. >> so we are seeing record numbers of people out here today buying tickets, and there is of cour course, the possibility, richard, that if they get more ticket sales than expected or projected, it could go up further, and either way the lottery officials say that if nobody wins tonight, it will be over $

what i said is we've raised more money in iowa than we've raised in manhattan by a longshot. is not coming from wall street, it's not coming from manhattan or big banks. it's coming from people who have helped us raise $50 million in this pain. we're proud of that and we'll take that money and we'll compete nationwide. we're looking forward to iowa and then go on to new hampshire, then south carolina and nevada and the march one states and so we're -- we've got a campaign that's built to last. >> rick tyler, always good to see you as well. thank you, my friend. >> appreciate it. >>> ice triggering dangerous conditions overnight in washington, d.c. and the mayor there said her team is partially to blame. >> we are very sorry for inadequate response. we believe that we did not provide adequate resources. >> mayor muriel bowser there with the mea culpa. how d.c. plans to get it right and much of the coast bracing for quiet the winter blast. look at our forecast next. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ they repres

. >> i think bernie came in with the luxury of being a complete longshot and just letting loose.i think hillary came in with the privilege and burden of being perceived as the frontrunner. nbc host and political correspondent george bernanke is here in the room. everyone in the room is being pro clinton than pro sanders? >> there are probably a couple reasons why the president, without saying it, is throwing his weight behind hillary clinton. one of them is barack obama has been with clinton, she's trying to run on a continuation of his record, but really, i think the third and biggest reason is pretty simple. when you look at bernie sanders' message, his message is what we need right now is a political revolution. when you're a two-term president, you don't want the answer to the presidency to be a revolution. >> hillary clinton has been in the des moines register, the boston globe. i keep asking does it matter, does it matter, does it matter? >> this might be the election where we realize the newspaper endorsements don't matter as much as we think. she got the des moines regist

i will tell you my longshot. i think bernie sanders will win the presidency. host: how?uest: he appeals to the workers , the working men and women. they're the ones who would have the most votes in the ballot. wageurse, the $15 minimum and the aid to schooling, he has a plan that leads me to him. i do confess some bias. host: thanks for the call. guest: thank you for the call and new year's wishes. best to you as well. i think bernie sanders does not have a chance to win. i think the nomination or the presidency. is that so far, he has had a difficult time appealing to african-americans. ,articularly as you go south african-american voters make up a huge percentage of the voters in a democratic primary. they much prefer hillary clinton .ight now sanders has had difficulty making inroads. that's why i don't think he will win the nomination. if by some miracle i am wrong and he does win, i don't think he will win the presidency because i think his socialist message is too far to the left of where the american people are. hillary clinton raising $37 million, the details ava

saturday and of course you can see it right here on wltx just 3 your odds of winning it all - are a longshot at 1 in 293 million.here are some things that are *more likely to happen...you are more likely to get struck by lightning. become president of the united states.get bitten by a shark....or die from an asteroid.3 3 33 3 taking a look at what's happening today....lexington richland 5 will be holding open house-style event is at the center for advanced technical studies... from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. it will give parents the opportunity to explore magnet... and other programs being offered at 8 schools in the district....and talk one on one with school leaders.it is free to attend. 3 also happening today the richland one and two school districts will face off against each other in a charity basketball game tonight. the nothing but net event will take place at 6pm at the keenan high school gym. that's located on pisgah church road. tickets are $5. all proceeds will benefit palmetto health breast center programs. 3 and today... is the last day to take part in the annual grindingngf the greens