reporting 3 3 3 deputies are still searching for man missing from madison county. 49-year-old andrew smith was last seen on river road in hot springs on wednesday. smith is six-feet tall, 195-pounds... with gray hair, and brown eyes. if you've seen him ... call the sheriff's office at 3 3 a man is found stabbed to death in an upstate field. 42-year-old jamie howard of greer was found friday night in the woods near burrell street in taylors. the coroner says he had not been dead for long. the greenville county sheriff's office is investigating. 3 3 a local man will spend at least seven-years behind bars asheville and weaverville. michael benoy pleaded guilty to robbery with a dangerous weapon and common law robbery. authorities say benoy tried to rob a clerk at walmart in weaverville earlier this month, armed with a pellet- pistol. he was taken into custody, then police linked him to a robbery at the "bank of america" on hendersonville road. 3 3 3 topping this morning's newsreel... an update on a story we first brought you yesterday morning. a second virginia tech student is now charged in

screen is still missing... ...and madison county deputies need your help to find him. 49-year-old andrew smith was last seen on river road in hot springs on wednesday. smith is six-feet tall, 195-pounds... with gray hair, and brown eyes. if you've seen him ... call the sheriff's office at 3 3 a man is found stabbed to death in an upstate field. 42-year-old jamie howard of greer was found friday night in the woods near burrell street in taylors. the coroner says he had not been dead for long. the greenville county 3 3 a local man will spend at least seven-years behind bars for armed robberies in asheville and weaverville. to robbery with a dangerous weapon and common law robbery. authorities say benoy tried to rob a clerk at walmart in weaverville earlier this month, armed with a pellet- pistol. he was taken into custody, then police linked him to a robbery at the "bank of america" on hendersonville road. 3 3 3 an update this morning... ...to a story we frist brought you yesterday morning. a second virginia tech student is now charged in the death of a 13-year-old girl from blacksburg. the rema

>>evan: 49 year-old andrew smith was last scene on river road in hot springs wednesday. he is 6 feet tall, 195 pounds. has gray hair and brown eyes as you can see there. if you have seen him, call the sheriff offense office at (828) 649-2721. >>holly: tomorrow you can help decide the future of asheville city schools. a community forum will be held at hall fletcher elementary. school administrators and pto members went door-to-door over the weekend at several public housing complexes. that's where about a2 student families from hall fletcher lived. they hope their efforts will bring parents to the forum tomorrow. >>evan: the brevard city council has plans hobart street. we told you about the community's concerns over the street. last year when neighbors posted sign, asking for drivers to slow down. that new sidewalk will run from probart street to the brevard music center and construction is set to begin in march. >>holly: here is the answer took.com/news day's mind teaser. in honor of black history middle month, how did it start out? >>evan: it started out as knee wilson

today, columbia fire department announced the death of senior firefighter andrew smith. smith served with ladder company 14 for a little over two years. smith with a funeral to follow on monday--both will be held in pennsylvania. coming up on the news at 11-- the republican race to super tuesday just got a whole lot more interesting--as donald trumps rivals turn up the heat. and south carolina's lindsey graham is getting heat of his own over his part in a spicy roast. the battle brewing within the up. today, marco rubio kept up his attacks on donald trump's debate performance and social media habits. but as sara murray reports, it was a surprise endorsement today from a former rival that put trump back in the drivers seat. --reporter pkg-as follows- two of the biggest, brashest personalities in the republican party are teaming up. presidential candidate "i said let's keep it as a secret. for the people in texas, let's do it." donald trump snapping up his most prominent endorsement yet -- new jersey governor chris christie. new jersey american politics." and trying to shi

next political science professor andrew smith teaches a class on the history of the primary and its significancetial election process. we recorded the class at the university of new hampshire in 2011. this class is about an hour and 15 minutes. welcome.:

next political science professor , andrew smith teaches a class on the history of the primary and itsresidential election process. we recorded the class at the university of new hampshire in 2011. his class is about an hour and 15 minutes. professor smith: welcome. today, we are going to talk about the history of the new hampshire primary. before we get into the history, i want to talk for a bit about the history of the nomination process en toto. how do we nominate the candidates for president? the thing i want to talk about overall, first off, giving you a sense of the new hampshire primary. new hampshire did not start with the first pren

i don't know the status, but i will look into it >> reporter: andrew smith said her defiance may not be enough to convince voters. >> she has to prove she is as progressive as bernie sanders is and he has lots of arguments to say she is not. one of those is her taking money from major corporations and banks and financial institutions at a time when people, especially the progressive left wing, is really angry about that >> reporter: clinton has little time to change the minds of new hampshire voters. she trails hero opponent in some polls by as much as 30 points >>> still to come the virus spread by rats that has already claimed the lives of dozens of nigerians. plus. the bangladeshi film that has been praised abroad but you can't see it at home. we will tell you why. ll you why. >>> welcome back. you're with al jazeera. the top stories. tens of thousands of syrians are trying to flee to turkey to the border for safety. the fighting has intensified in aleppo following a government offensive backed up by russian bombardments. the u.k. and swedish government have rejected a ruling in r

. >> reporter: polster andrew smith says clinton edefiance may not be enough to convince new hampshires. >> she has to prove she is as progressive as bernie sanders is and has arguments to say you are not and one of those that has been most effective is they are taking money from major corporations and financial institutions at a time when many people in the democratic party especially the more progressive left wing of the democratic party is really angry about that. >> reporter: clinton has little time to change the minds of new hampshire voters, the primary is now just days away and clinton trails her opponent and some polls by as much as 30 points. kimberly with al jazeera, durham, new hampshire. >>> quick look at the program loyalty and a high profile governor is removed from his post. falling senses and why the first feature film in bangladesh is getting a mixed reception. ♪ >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. ♪ hello again and welcome b

friday, the columbia fire department announced the death of senior firefighter andrew smith. smith served with ladder company 14 for a little over two years. a viewing will be on sunday for smith with a funeral to follow on monday -- both will be held in pennsylvania. the berkeley county deputy who was shot multiple times yesterday while on patrol continues to recover this morning. corporal kimber gist was shot in a gunfight while investigating a suspicious car near a grocery store in goose creek. we're told corporal gist is in stable condition, and was in high spirits following her surgery. corporal gist had been on road patrol in berkeley county for more than a year. authorities say the suspect --36 year old travis smith -- turned the gun on himself and committed suicide during a standoff afterwards in his north charleston home. up next -- we'll have a look at some events this weekend. stay with us. break 3 says their names. trayvon martin shot to death. dontre hamilton unarmed. sandra bland... did nothing wrong. and makes their mothers' fight for justice her own. she speak

host: back up to manchester, new hampshire we go and joining us now is andrew smith. in durham, he is the survey center director there. thank you for joining us this morning, mr. smith. we want to talk about this new ndll you put out for cnn ad wmur. bernie sanders has 61% in new hampshire. hillary clinton has 30%. >> we have seen that lead never quite some time. sanders pulled ahead of clinton back in the fall. i think the clinton campaign made a enormous mistake ignoring sanders as a challenger, thinking he would go away. or the democrats would not support someone who had just recently become a democrat. on andnders has held extended his lead. he has tremendous support among younger people and people who have not voted in the primary before. the only saving grace you can see for hillary clinton right now is those people are the least likely to show up in the election next week. host: who are those people? ted chung: people under the age of 25 or 30 and people who have not voted in a primary in 2008 or 2012. we know younger people are less likely to vote than people w

and andrew smith is a professor of political science at the university of new hampshire, and he joinse here from a durham, new hampshire, and it's good to have you on the program, professor. tell me the way in which new hampshire is a very different audience for these candidates than iowa. >> to start with, turn out is significantly different. the last time we had competitive primaries, 64% of the eligible voted in the primaries, and that means that the people voting in the primary are not typically activists. they're regular voters who don't pay a lot of attention to politics and who will choose between many candidates, because they're okay to them and they will make the decision at the end of the race. >> gotcha, has the lectorate changed since 2008? and i'm wondering, it seems that the survey center there, is polling keeping pace with the habits of those who are moving in to the voting pool these days? >> that's a real problem, and let me set this up. new hampshire is one of the only states in the country that has significant migration into it. only about one-third of the adults wh

. >> on the next washington journal, a history of the hampshire primate with adam smith -- andrew smithiversity of new hampshire. senator gary lambert on his support for jeb bush. --er, bert: on his support his support for bernie sanders. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. one of the things that i saw throughout this entire timeline is that most of the founding fathers and early presidents knew in their minds that slavery was wrong. they knew it. to they weren't willing inconvenience their own lives to make that come true. >> sunday night on q&a, jesse holland discusses his book, the untold story of african-american slaves in the white house. they were all slaveowners. so they would bring in slaves from their plantation. george washington did this as well. he brought in slaves to new york city and philadelphia from out vernon. firsterved as the domestic staff to the united states president. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on q&a. next, republican presidential candidate and new jersey governor chris christie talking to voters at villa

next political science professor andrew smith teaches a class on the history of the primary and its significancen the presidential election process. we recorded the class at the university of new hampshire in 2011. this class is about an hour and 15 minutes. welcome.: today people talk about the history of the new hampshire primary. ,efore we get into the history i want to talk for a bit about the history of the nomination process. how do we nominate the candidates for president. the think and want to talk about overall, first off, giving you a sense of the new hampshire primary. it did not start with the first president of primary. i will talk about how it developed in importance over the years. particularly since 1952. the third part i will focus on is efforts to bump new hampshire out of its slot is the first primary. how those things happened. what was done to respond to them in particular, that the secretary of state is required by law to set the primary date of new hampshire one week before any similar contest. later on this week secretary of state geithner will be coming to talk about --

. >> i want to bring in andrew smith, the director of the university of new hampshire.s in new hampshire. they can change your minds. what a change on the democratic side. he was up in the 20s and 30 percentage and now 10 points. do you think that's accurate? >> the methodology you use, the poll we are doing that gets younger voters is the key thing to see who shows up on election day. the new voters and younger voters vote, it could be a big day for sanders. in this poll, you had governor kasich in second place. they talked about who would be the governor going out and they are very closely bunched. is that your sense of the race too? >> absolutely. what you are seeing is donald trump still in the lead. i don't think that hurt him. i don't think that now with marco rubio with the slip up at that debate, the second tier could go any way. any of those people can get out of that. >> and bubble up in a way that they can make a case that i'm the alternative. >> we really have to wait and see. that's going to be the million dollar question on the republican side. there will

andrew smith? guest: that is the quandary that political candidates are in.hard nixon famously said to win you have to run as far to the right and then run like hell back to the center and i think that is the case in both parties. the republicans are trying to out-conservative each other, whatever that definition might be, and on the democratic side, there is quite a debate on so which of the candidates is the two progressive, meaning further to the political left. in primary nomination processes or schedules, typically, with the notable exception of new hampshire, only the most activist voters come out and vote. those activist tend to be far more to the polar extremes of the parties. so you have to appeal to the voters during the primary process or the nomination process and then you have to hope that the things that you said during the primary do not allow you to be painted too far to the extreme for the more moderate general election voter. i think you are right. both parties are having trouble with this right now. bernie sanders has forced hillary clinton

. >> deputies searching for a missing man from madison county, andrew smith was last seen in hot springs on wednesday. if you have seen him, call the sheriff's office at 828-649-2721. >> a man is found stabbed to death in an update field. found friday night in the woods. the greenville county sheriff's office is now investigating. >> jay, february 1st or may 1st? >> jay: it is indeed warm outside. lester carpet sales news 13 skycam network, 50 right now in chimney rock. with that sunrise, very pretty shot. later on today in asheville increasing clouds, slight rain chance especially mid-day. no significant rain, just a lot of cloud cover. unseasonably warm though, 62 for a high today. this time of the year typically it's 49 for a high. greenville 66 , mostly cloudy skies, generally mild for you. winds from the southwest 5 to 10. tonight in asheville 44 . a rain chance after midnight. winds from the north, northwest at 2 to 5 for the upstate. a mild night, 50 . light rain possible, calm winds. rain is also not just a possibility but a best chance of rain, however, coming our way on wednesd

andrews 75 million does lawsuit for invasion of privacy, suing the hotel for booking her alleged stalker into the room next door. allegedly allowing him to spy on her through a peephole. and here's abc's ryan smith. andrews, who made a name for herself reporting from the sidelines, and now a host on abc's "dancing with the stars," finding herself taking on a tennessee marriott and a stalker, in a $75 million courtroom battle, claiming the hotel made it easy for the stalker to videotape her in the nude. >> this is so humiliating to her, and it continues. >> reporter: here lawyers telling a nashville jury michael david barrett called the marriott with a strange request. >> i, michael barrett, want a room next to erin andrews. that's my request. >> reporter: and the hotel did nothing to prevent him from finding her room number and booked him in a room next door, where, according to the lawsuit, he removed an alters the peephole of her room. >> he stands there for 4 1/2 minutes and videos her. >> reporter: barrett later posting the video online. in 2010, he pled guilty to stalking and was sentenced to 30 months in prison. but according to andrews, the incident caused her severe and today in court, t

andrew smith, he is the director of the university of new hampshire survey center and fred yang, a democraticollster. fred, i'm going to reach out to you first. we're going to talk about the gender gap in a moment. but first, overall picture of new hampshire. how concerned do you think the clinton campaign is about trailing sand erers by 20 point today? >> i think they would be concerned by that but other polls that show the race could be closer. and, look, i think what tuesday's about, of course, is about the outcome but also the expectation. and there was some expectation that hillary clinton would do well in iowa and bernie sanders out perform those expectations. i think in some respects they're in the opposite position for new hampshire and great thing about bill and hillary clinton is they tend to run better when they're the perceived underdog. look, the expectation is is that she'll lose new hampshire. i think it will be closer than 20 points. and then they go to nevada and south carolina. >> okay. a point to make though here is that hillary clinton won the new hampshire primary back in

andrew smith? guest: that is the contrary -- politicals quandary are in. you have to run as far to the right and then run like hell back to the center and i think that is the case in both parties. the republicans are trying to out conservative each other, whatever that definition might be, and on the democratic side, there is quite a debate on so which of the candidates is the two progressive, meaning, further to the left. in primary nomination processes or schedules, typically, with the notable exception of new hampshire, only the most activist voters come out and vote. those activist tend to be far more to the polar extremes of the parties. the voters appeal to during the primary process or the nomination process and then you have to hope that the things that you said during the primary do not allow you to be tainted too far to the extreme or the more moderate -- for the more moderate general election voter. both parties are having trouble with this right now. bernie sanders has forced hillary clinton to run further to the left then wanted to. sanders do

andrews. >> she's suing the national marriott hotel for $75 million for booking her stalker into the room next to hers. allowing him to spy on her through a peephole. here's abc's ryan smitheporter: erin andrews who made a name for herself reporting from the sidelines, and now a host on abc's "dancing with the stars," finds herself taking on a tennessee marriott and a stalker, in a $75 million courtroom battle, claiming the hotel made it easy for the stalker to videotape her in the nude. >> this is so humiliating to her, and it continues. >> reporter: her lawyers telling a nashville jury, michael david barrett called the marriott of vanderbilt university with a strange request. room next to erin andrews. that's my request. >> reporter: and the hotel did nothing to prevent him from finding her room number and subsequently booked him in a room next door, where, according to the lawsuit, he removed and altered the peephole of her room. >> he stands there for 4 1/2 minutes and videos her. >> reporter: barrett later posting the video online. in 2010, he pled guilty to stalking and was sentenced to 30 months in prison. but according to andrews, the incident caused her severe an

. >> i talked to police lieutenant justice smith who said robert andrews, the man driving this range rover that was rear ended shot ryan baret. in this video, you can see a bullet casing on the ground in front of an evidence marker. baret wasn't driving this and their child was in the backseat. cameras were there when police talked to andrews but he hasn't been arrested or charges for the shooting. i asked police why. >> this appeared to be an isolated incident. there was no danger of retaliation or danger to the public that would warrant a probable cause arrest at that point. it was best to gather all the information that we could possibly gather. >> i went to andrews home 1.2 miles from where the accident was. no one answered. i reached his wife on the phone. she declined meeting me and said they were waiting for the investigation to be finished. the district attorney will decide whether or not andrews will face charges. liz foster channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> tonight police released more information after someone was shot at a party in gaston they say 37-year-old shamari lewis w

andrews 75 million does lawsuit for invasion of privacy, suing the hotel for booking her alleged stalker into the room next door. allegedly allowing him to spy on her through a peephole. and here's abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: tonight, erin andrews, who made a name for herself reporting from the abc's "dancing with the stars," finding herself taking on a tennessee m barrett, want a that's my request. >> reporter: and the hotel did nothing to prevent him from finding her room number and booked him in a room next door, where, according to the lawsuit, he removed an alters the peephole of her room. >> he stands there for 4 1/2 minutes and videos her. >> reporter: barrett later posting the video online. in 2010, he pled guilty to stalking and was sentenced to 30 months in prison. but according to andrews, the incident caused her severe and permanent emotional distress. today in court, the hotel's criminal behavior was his responsibility, not theirs. >> he deceived, he connived, he stalked. >> reporter: according to the hotel's lawyers, barrett is expected to testify in this trial, and it's expected to last two weeks. david? >> ryan smith, thank you. >>> when we come back, can you guess the healthi

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