. >> eric johns' original charge was for sexual battery.r years in prison, he was released on probation. but when a urine test proved positive for marijuana, he was back in the miami-dade county jail. >> i am a three-time loser. this makes my third time. once you are in the system, you will be back. >> eric johns was definitely a loner in the jail system, but he developed his own method of survival. he told us how during his first stay in jail he sent a message to ward off any predatory inmates. >> the first time i came in, the first thing i did was i looked for the biggest guy in the unit and decked him. that's how i lost my front teeth. i got my teeth knocked out. but, they said at that point, either that guy is crazy or he's bad, but we're going to leave him alone. he just ain't worth it. it worked. i am a caucasian male, i speak english. i'm educated. i'm the oddball and i realize that. actually, this looks like one of the better meals. you should be here on pigeon night. i think they call it chicken night everywhere else. there is noth

let' s start with john kasich. eric: with john kasich, a lot of people woke up wednesday morning having never heard of them. that' s an opportunity in a way. eric: he' s a moderate in the field so he goes down south to more conservative voters. the second challenge is for anyone single-mindedly focused on new hampshire is that they don' organization. now we will learn if he can it. what' s the lesson? everything including herself. look at herself in this campaign and make changes across the board. she has to do it quickly. after the win, the patriots win an ugly game or field goal, but we will take it. you t quickly, super tuesday, -- if she does it quickly, by super tuesday, i can be the nominee. ed: hillary clinton admits she has a problem with young voters, problem with young women. gloria steinem and madeline albright missteps didn' t help. listen to this and we will discuss. madeleine albright: and a lot of you younger women don' t think you have to, it' s been done, but it' s not done and you have to help. hillary

john. >> eric bradner for us in manchester. still cold up there. great to have you with us. >> people in new hampshire get their state back today. >>> helping us break down the winners and losers this morning, patricia murphy, josh rogin and eric bradner. thanks, guys. all right. so patricia, let me start with you and i want to start with donald trump. you've been to some of these events and the events of his competitors. for the past months and months and months people have been saying donald trump was on the verge of imploding. did he not implode. he ex ploetded last night in a very good way. >> he absolutely exploded. he won resound i thinkly, nobody was even close. one name we haven't mentioned that i think we absolutely should is ted cruz. he came in third which i think surprised a lot of people. he had no buzz in new hampshire when i was up there. coming in third i think was very important for him because when you get down to south carolina, he has a rock solid turn out operation down there. he's got 10,000 volunteers, they've been making cal

eric cantor. aixa: meanwhile john kasich, who , has 6 delegates so far, admits if he doesn't win his state of ohio in 2 weeks, it's game over. ben carson, who has 4 delegates, says he intends to stay in the race. stacey: stacey: aixa, we hear donald trump has picked up an endorsement from a sitting u.s. senator. aixa: that's right. alabama's jeff sessions is endorsing trump. he says the support behind trump is a movement. meanwhile, ben sasse of nebraska says he will not be supporting trump if he becomes the republican nominee. this republican senator becomes the first sitting gop senator to say explicitly that even if trump is the gop nominee will not vote for him. he also says that he will not vote for the democratic nominee. stacey: a navy seal who risked his life to rescue an american hostage in afghanistan received the medal of honor today at the white house. 36-year-old edward byers junior seal team 6. he's the first living, active duty member of the navy to receive the award in four decades. he says he was just doing his job. he also has 5 bronze stars and two purple hearts. also in washing

john and christine. >> thank you, eric. let's talk about this more and all of the political action time. we have cnn's political reporter with us via skype. tom lobianco. a sharp defense from hillary clinton? >> reporter: absolutely. she said if you have something to say, say it directly. that was the clearest, most direct counter to sanders that we have seen so far. she was basically saying, look. come out, it's time. the race is now. he didn't do that. i think what was very interesting about that was his response. he basically went after her again by bringing up the '90s. what he is really talking about is bill clinton. >> it is interesting. she seems no longer willing to be patient. she would be patient. wait until it gets to friendlier terrain. now she clearly thinks she cannot wait any longer. responding at every turn. let's play one more exchange on establishment versus non-establishment when hillary clinton talked if she becomes president, that would itself be anti-establishment. >> secretary clinton represents the e

eric. >> coming up, john kasich, senator ted cruz and ben carson will join us. that and more as "hannity" continues, stay with us need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. and now you can use zip recruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com. . >>> what a president needs to do is to have a cabinet and operation that is jobs friendly. we have energy, financial services we have i.t. do you know why? because we're balanced budgets, we're strong, job friendly and we don't raise taxes. if we have a president that does that, we'll get the economic growth. that is what this country needs. jobs, jobs, jobs, period. >> that is ohio governor john kasich talking about his plan to fix the economy. we spoke with him earlier after he stepped off the debate stage. >> governor kasich, great to see you. quite a debate. your thoughts, how did you do, sir? >> i was very happy with how i did, showing what i can do with growing

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john and christine. >> thanks for that, eric. is tom lobianco. we talked about the criticism and how she pushed back on that. i want to talk about how she represents the establishment and the back and forth with sanders. listen to this. >> secretary clinton does represent the establishment. i represent, i hope, ordinary americans and by the way, who are not all that enamored with the establishment. >> secretary sanders is the only person who i think would characterize me a woman running to be the first woman president as he can exemplifying the establishment. and it is really quite amusing to me. >> secretary of state hillary clinton gets the point on that one, don't you think? >> absolutely. what is interesting is it wasn't just a rebuttal to sanders, it was a clever way to bring up something that her campaign has always left implicit. if she is elected, it would be history making. you know, she would be the first woman president. that is not something she talks about all the time on the trail. it is not a huge talking point the

john mccain. 51,000 votes. this is big and it means something, eric, going forward. >> absolutely. donald trump defied the rules of conventional politics here. the idea was in iowa and new hampshire you had to do what john kasich did, a hundred town halls. but donald trump demonstrated these giant rallies, these events here and there, maybe he gets snowed out, he stays in manhattan for a night, it doesn't really hurt him. so the hard part is over in that regard. now he's moving to a couple of bigger states and then super tuesday where these big rallies can be a lot more effective, where his domination of media attention can be something that nobody else can match. so donald trump really turned the story around tonight. meanwhile, marco rubio, who is starting to look like a really start challenger, totally collapsed. so now it's a question of where does the establishment support go? will it stick with rubio? will jeb bush get more of a lease on life headed into south carolina where his super pac has been taking a lot of criticism, a lot of flak for going so hard after marco rubio. ma

elizabeth: carpal karaoke with elton john. eric: harmony as well. elizabeth: if you missed it, i'm sure there will be clips shared on facebook today. shaina: the time is now 5:48, we are going to give you a live look outside downtown and i 80 at jordan creek. the roads are a little bit slippery, and you will definitely feel the wind this morning. parts of iowa are under a >> weather is never more than five minutes away only on "kcci 8 news this morning." metinka: we have a lot of wind and a little bit of the snow out there, creating blizzard conditions across northern iowa. even in town, the visibility is pretty bad. out in the open areas, it is we have strong wind gusting over 45 miles per hour at times across central iowa, lighter wind to the east, and the stronger's wind is just building in. we expect wind to gust upwards of 50 miles per hour through the morning hours. then this afternoon, the wind will not be quite as strong but will be strong enough to create blowing snow conditions all day long, lowering the visibility. algona, the visibility

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eric: well speaking of drinking problems 76-year-old john przybla of wisconsin was just convicted of his 10th oh wi. he was pulled over for crossing the centerline. he reportedly told a deputy that he hadn't been drinking but said he had eaten beer-battered fish. i don't think that is exactly the case and the jury didn't buy it. elizabeth: here's another way to get busted this man is accused of robbing a photo booth in illinois. a picture from the photo booth snapped as he was taking the money. police have released them to the public hoping someone recognizes the man. >> it looks like he is in a clear state of mind. eric: what a way to get caught. also in the morning buzz today this gymnast's hip-hop floor routine is lighting up the internet. check this out. >> in between. stuck that landing. >> yes she did. [laughter] >> she has everybody moving. ucla senior sophina dejesus earned a near perfect 10 for that performance. she whipped a nae-nae, even landed in a split from mid-air. she said she loves dancing and wanted to end her senior year with a bang. and she did. this slow-motion s

people are unhappy because of obama's presidency, not because of the pc culture. >> john. >> they're consistent as well, eric. sanders is very consistent. maybe it's not pc as much as it's just an appeal to emotion that finds these two candidates together. bernie, in terms of the help the working poor, but also, trump and the make america great again. i think is appealing to voter's emotion rather than reason. >> bill maher has been a liberal. one thing he's been consistent about, he's always said call islamic terror islamic terror because that's what it is and that is hurting the left. >> it is because it's an issue right now that americans care so much about. they're worried about isis. they're worried about possible terrorist attacksunited states they don't want to say islamic terrorism. they don't want to go after islamic extremists the way that republicans do, so i think that it's certainly an issue for them. >> we're going to have to leave it there. just a quick note to bill maher. see how we do it? i agree with you and i'm not afraid to show it and if you want to come on, we have a seat open for you.

john: after almost 12 years eric staal is no longer a carolina hurricane. he was shipped to the rangers yesterday leaving only goalie from the stanley cup championship won by the franchise 10 years ago. staal waived his no-trade clause to get the deal done. in exchange the canes get second and a prospect. ron francis says it was a deal that had to be done. staal was in the last year of a contract and is set to become an unrestricted free agent. it could be the first of a few for the hurricanes as the deadline draws near. barbara: his brother jordan tried to focus on the st. louis blues. he provided early lift to the home team tying it 1-1 and then this from just inside the blue line. but the blues get a shorthanded goal in the second and they would get two in about 3 seconds -- 30 seconds and 5-2 canes go down. pitt had the 15th ranked blue devils on the ropes and they would lose to pitt. duke has lost two of three and a move for starbucks taking the ameran cafe. >> topping america's money starbucks in italy. it opens the first car -- cafe. they say it othe

john and christine. >> eric bradner, thanks for that. even trying to raise some money and crashing the website. let's break down the winners and losers this morning. cnn politics digital reporter eric bradner, chris freight, patricia murphy and josh rogin. josh, i want to start with you. let's say on the democrats here. hillary clinton, she's got to do something. she's got to do something to rev up support among young people, young women in particular. how does she change her message, fine tune her message as she moves forward or does she need to? >> she's going to have a lot of trouble changing course at this point. she's got her campaign, it's set, she's got her strategy, she's got her people spread out around the country. she can't change who she is. she can't come up with a well-crafted message that speaks to her authenticity. it just doesn't work that way. so what she's got to try to do is stick to her game plan, reassure her supporters that this is not as bad as it looks and it looks very bad for her and sort of try to find ways on

that is john eric. it is his birthday! he has wrote into us. he wanted a birthday shout out. his sister or mother wanted. maybe it is his mother. he anyhow, happy birthday to you. have a fantastic one. he its ten, rating? rosanna: yes. greg: let's bring in ines row sal throws see what is going on as we head out the door and hit the roads. reporter: good morning. hap birthday,yon. to local lanes. slow things downlogical bit. there is an ac done this garden state parkway northbound by the madison hill restaurant up to the shoulder. people are slowing down there. the tappan zee bridge, a little better. delays have lightened up a little bit. they were back to the garden state at one point. it is a little better wen the palisades and tappan zee bridge, a little slow. let's go to the cameras. by 106-107. the coast is clear. let's go to that cram shot by the bqe. traffic moving fine. as you approach the smith town tunnel here. the hov lanes are moving slow because of n ac din side of the queens-midtown tunnel. this is approaching the keep withs midtown tunnel. you have delays manhat

. >> john and eric, more ahead on the gop race ahead of super tuesday. plus is south carolina the first of the big southern spring board for hillary clinton? and will it hold? only minutes before the polls close, keep it right here on knocks news channel as results -- fox news channel as results start to come in o >>> less than an hour before the polls close in south carolina as the democratic primary there nearly wraps up. hillary clinton hopes tonight will be the beginning of her potential southern sweep for her on super tuesday. entrance polls showing mrs. clinton is doing very well with african-american voters, while senator bernie sanders doing well with young white voters and independents. so how will all this play out 72 hours from now? joining me is the reporter from the "wall street journal" white house correspondent, colleen mccain nelson who joins us now. so colleen, if mrs. clinton gets the big bow tonight, how does that help her on tuesday? >> well, south carolina's results will have resonance across the south. on tuesday you have several so

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robinson, bethany hill, victor whiteberg, tyree woodson, milo brown, antone ford, parker, john parker the third, ericarner, ivette stick, ryan stokes, jonathan, emani gray, donte price, joanne brown, johnny warren, johnson, raymond oliver, brown, malika williams, kendrick, robert dummas junior, sharma edwards, damion robinson, treyvon martin, tamir rice. everything in life failed her, she raises her gates to the street protest. we are gathered together to end white supremacy because this is resistant. [applause] >> do we have a time check to see about question and answer? >> one or two questions. anybody have a one or two questions? >> when the united states was originally founded, there were very few police departments. mostly all of the states made sheriffs over each county. and i think the sheriffs were elected by the people. today there is a situation where there is hundreds of different police departments and offices like the transportation, parking, they have all of these different polices like school police and state police. they are creating these departments and none of them, or very few of

eric: scott pelly sat down with cia director john brennan to discuss the threat facing u.s. military overseas. >> we have a number of instances where isil has used chemical munitions on the battlefield. scott: artillery shells. yeah. scott: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has access to chemical precursors and munitions that they can use. scott: the cia believes isis has the ability to manufacture small quantities of chlorine and mustard gas. the capability of exporting those chemicals to us you go >> -- chemicals to us? >> i think theres always the potential for that. this is why it's so important to cut off the various transportation routes and smuggling routes that they have used. scott: are there american assets on the ground right now hunting this down? >> the u.s. intelligence is actively involved in being a part of the efforts to destroy isil and to get as much insight into what they have on the ground inside of syria and iraq -- syria and iraq. eric: you can see the full metinka: the roads are going to be snowy this morning

the race for second place is a tight one between florida senator ted cruz and ohio governor john kasich. >>> eric: on the other side of the political spectrum, former naacp president ben jealous, has thrown his support behind democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders. the civil rights activist was in columbia over the weekend campaigning for the senator. jealous says sanders is the only democrat who can beat the republican nominee in the fall. >> terrance: when we look at this moment our country is in, our students in debt the way they are, bernie sanders is the candidate who i think every one is most clear will reign in these banks, will make sure they are accountable to us and won't see a repeat of the great recession we have just come out of. >> eric: according to a washington pos/abc news poll hillary clintotois leading bernie sanders 55% to 36% here in south carolina. >> rochelle: numbers we will continue to watch. >>> eric: still to come, it's a cold morning but we're talking warm hugs. of everyone's favorite snowman. >> jonathan: and a clear and cold start to your monday, expect cloud

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the president john samuelson is heading to eric schneiderman with a letter. they got a copy of a report that samuelson is bringing relentless quest to killed the horse carriage industry. the mayor had wanted horses restricted to central park. they were cut in half. the deal fell through after they withdrew support. rescue crews are racing against time two days after a powerful earthquake. the men were pulled to safety after a toppled high-rise. 6.4 magnitude earthquake after 100 people are buried.the broncos are the new super bowl champions. the question now is peyton manning one of the greatest. he played his last game! i think he is done! you never know with these guys. liz: that is true. audrey is keeping track at a forecast. >> it's a good busy day for you. >> coming into long island and spreading into new york city with the heaviest snowfall out towards the east. we will have very strong gusty winds. if you want to track the weather with us go to the weather app at fox 5 ny weather app on itunes and google play. more "good day wake up" will be back. stay

people are unhappy because of obama's presidency, not because of the pc culture. >> john. >> they're consistent as well, erics is very consistent. maybe it's not pc as much as it's just an appeal to emotion that finds these two candidates together. bernie, in terms of the help the working poor, but also, trump and the make america great again. i think is appealing to voter's emotion rather than reason. >> bill maher has been a liberal. one thing he's been consistent about, he's always said call islamic terror islamic terror because that's what it is and that is hurting the left. >> it is because it's an issue right now that americans care so much about. they're worried about isis. they're worried about possible terrorist attacks here in the united states and on the left, they don't want to say islamic terrorism. they don't want to go after islamic extremists the way that republicans do, so i think that it's certainly an issue for them. >> we're going to have to leave it there. just a quick note to bill maher. see how we do it? i agree with you and i'm not afraid to show it and if you want to come on, we have

john: after almost 12 years of service, eric staal is no longer a hurricane. the captain was shipped to the hurricanes yesterday -- was he waived his no trade clause in his contract to get the deal done. in exchange the kings receive a second round pick in the next two nhl drafts and a prospect named alexi cirillo. they called it a deal that had to be done. he's in the last deal of his seven-year contract in is set to become an unrestricted free agent this summer. it could be the first of a few deals for the hurricanes as the trade deadline gets nearer. it appears that peyton manning is inching closer to deciding whether he will retire. according to sources close to the team, the broncos quarterback as apparently been mulling over the decision since capturing his second super bowl title in a win over the panthers earlier this month. if he plans to play next season he must undergo a team physical by friday. barbara: getting into the happiest places on earth will disneyland and walt disney world now, demand-based pricing. they charge three different prices depen

michael eric will explore how race has impacted the obama administration. also coming up former bush justice department official john yu, he will contend that executive power has gone beyond its constitutional limits under president obama. and this weekend former nsa and cia director michael hayden discusses the decisions he made as the director of both agencies following the events of september 11th. >> when we gathered all of the data in 9/11 program to be fair, jim, congress then limited access to mettia data in the foreign intelligence surveillance act but it was not constitutionally limited. it was limited by statute. and after 9/11, using authority for chief authorities decide that had to the agree to stop from doing that, the statute had to be unconstitutional because defendant limiting his inherent article tool, that stood up, has that constitutional authority. >> after words airs on book tv every saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous after words programs on our website, booktv.org. >> and now on book tv, new jersey senator corey booker discusses civic involvement

eric day davis and dashew voted for it. >> john: a myers park high school student will appear in court. investigators charged montez smallwood with having a handgun at the school. an alert was sent out to parents letting know the student was disciplined. they have not said why he had a gun at the school. >> christine: a rock hill teen breaks down in court after entering a plea in the death of his baby brother. >> he was my best f fend, to kill him would be killing a piece of myself. >> investigators say joy cab morgan admitted to lighting tea trailer home went up in flames which killed his brother. a judge sentenced him to 15 years in prison. >> john: a road construction project is on hold, the contractor responsible for widening independence boulevard in east charlotte is off the job due to a contract disput with the state. mark davenport joins us live in charlotte this morning with much more on this story and mark, this project was supposed to be done in the fall so, what is the state now saying? >> reporter: john, no time line on when the project is going to be done but we heard fro

eric: we have a quick rundown of your top morning headlines. it's a chance for voters in the capital city to have their questions answered. republican presidential candidates donald trump, jeb bush and john kasich will all be in columbia tonight taking part in a town hall hosted by cnn. that's at 8:00 tonight at the university of south carolina school of law auditorium. >>> eric: ahead of tonight's town hall donald trump has been busy criss-crossing the palmetto state. yesterday, he spent time sumter reaching out to voters. >> rochelle: indeed he did. it was a packed house at yesterday's rally at the sumter county civic center. the building fits up to 3200 people, but there were plenty arena. look at that crowd. and while the support was certainly there for trump, the gop presidential candidate stressed the need for people to get out and vote saturday. >> if you have to assume your tide, assume your tide because saturday you have to get out and vote, right? >> rochelle: you heard him say it right there. and the stakes may be higher than ever going into saturday's vote. >> eric: and for the first time a national poll shows senator ted cruz leading the republican presidential field. a new

john, amanda, raul, pleasure to have you on. >> eric garner dies after being placed in a chokehold by new york city police in 2014. now his daughter appears in an emotional video campaign. a campaign video. and she's endorsing bernie sanders. >> i'm never going to forget, and i don't want the world to forget what happened to my dad. i'm behind anyone who is going to listen and speak up for us. >> meanwhile, eric garner's mother is supporting hillary clinton. do these dual endorsements highlight a potential generational divide within the african-american community? in the democratic race? we'll take a look at that when deray mckinsen joins us, one of the most prominent names of the black lives matter. >> and donald trump making major change of sorts on the trail, as he goes after ted cruz. calling ted cruz yet again a liar over some anonymous robocalls in south carolina. we talk a lot about the dirty politics in south carolina. has it already started on the republican side? we'll dig into that headline after a quick break and follow more developments live on the ground in south carolin

. >> good morning board of supervisors eric for the local 248 i know john has been put in a position to answer a lot of questions you yourselves ahave been on th board for quite a bit this agency is so far behind the curve when it comes to transportation issues and the things that the transportation agency cso have done done for years our sistbrothers and sist across the bay have their own facilities it is needed it is needed for your employees and the workers within 9 sfmta these facilities provide a mountain of need you figure when training buses go out on the streets it immediately effects service immediately because now have you have training l r v if so closing the services and bus zones crowded and so forth we have to get on board the city has to invest everybody is talking about muni needs to be on time and muni needs to do this you approved the training for the new trains you guys did now i'll ask you look at other facilities in which a theirs having all those everything late and even their own buses new york and ac transit services any profession police and fire everyone goe

eric: i love his reactions. elizabeth: carpool karaoke with elton john, i am sure there will be eclipse of it on facebook all day long. metinka tells us when these kcci. >> weather is never more than 8 news this morning. metinka: the wind is terrible this morning, gusting right around 40 miles per hour in central iowa and close to 50 in the northwest. the stronger wind will continue to build to the south, causing a lot of travel headaches. eastern iowa is still pretty breezy but the strong wind has yet to arrive in the davenport area. blowing snow is a concern along with reduced visibility and slick roads. the wind will taper off a little bit as we head toward 6:00 p.m. or so, right blowing snow will remain an issue into the evening. take your time, we've early if you can't today. it may look innocent, but it is all of that wind that makes a a lot of orange showing up across central iowa, travel not advised. be very careful. central iowa, partially snow and ice covered. the blizzard warning continues across northern iowa from ground county to the north. -- boone county to the north. the worst conditions will sta

emily: so john and ann doerr, , bill gates, reed hastings, google, i know eric schmidt is on the boardhow do you get these kinds of people to support you? sal: i mean, a lot of the folks you just mentioned, actually ended up -- they just found themselves using khan academy or they used it with their children. they were able to directly feel the benefit of it. emily: i am curious now. your model is there is no employee equity, right? sal: everyone gets the same stock package that i have. emily: there is not going to be an ipo, right? [laughter] sal: there is not going to be an ipo, no. emily: at this point, do you worry about making ends meet? sal: we are a strange beast on a lot of levels. where we are, in some ways, we are a high growth tech thing that is reaching millions or hundreds of millions, but at the same time, we are not for profit. we are competing for the top people with google and facebook and dropbox, all of these -- uber -- these hot silicon valley companies, but we aren't able to give the stock packages. we find if you give them a good salary, you give them a good missi

scott eric recently did a nice biography on wilson. john milton cooper junior did a tool -- duel biography of woodrow wilson and theodore roosevelt. who was woodrow wilson? he is having a moment. hamilton is having a great moment. [laughter] woodrow wilson, there is a lot of controversy at princeton university whether the woodrow wilson school should be named after him but who was he, what , should we know about him and admire about him? mr. leuchtenburg: when i was a student, i went to newtown high school in queens. as a boy, all my teachers were worshipped woodrow wilson. the great moment in their lives was the creation of the league of nations, and the failure of the united states to join. i tried to remember nowadays, if i mention a certain event which seems important to me, and i get a blank stare from younger people that what i am saying to them is what my teachers were saying to me when they talk about bosnia-herzegovina. bosnia-herzegovina was part of that whole mythos of woodrow wilson, and americans lost the opportunity to become

john kasich. super tuesday in next week, march 1st. it's the moment of truth. eric and sheli,hat's when there will be 595 delegates up for grabs. it could winnow things down here. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders con fronted issues at a town hall. they're three days away from thehe south carolina primary. the democratic hopefuls tackled questions about syria, race relations and even beyonce's controversial super bowl half-time performance. when african-americans in south carolina and around the country get nervous about walking down the street or going into their car and being stopped by a police officer. that should not be happening&in america now. >> we have serious challenges, and i think it's important for people, and particularly for white people to be honont about those. >> clin done has criticized sasaers for not strongly supporting president barack obama. meanwhile sanders took aim at clinton for paid speeches he says she made to wall street banks w. very a full rundown on the nbc 6 news and weather app. look for results, speeches and more from theampai

elizabeth he didn't come in : first but hear why some say john kasich still won in the new hampshire primary. eric: and fighting for their funding. the message a group of iowa high school students will bring to the statehouse today this wednesday, february 10. elizabeth: good morning everyone, and welcome back -- i'm elizabeth klinge. eric: i'm eric hanson, shaina and metinka here as well. more snow is on the way. >> a little bit. but not right now. the ticker: it is a call morning out there which is great news. it is gently snowing from fort dodge and down to carol and sonora. it is expanding down towards creston and here in des moines, we are waiting to see the first few snowflakes. it is 16 degrees on this quiet morning. we have a light breeze coming in from the east. today we are expecting it to remain very quiet other than the light snow moving through. some of the roads may become snow-covered. the latest road map shows northwest iowa having a bit of coverage. other that, a quieter and snowy day. eric: back to breaking news shots fired during a high-speed chase overnight. kcci's alyx sacks i

john kasich. elizabeth: south carolina's gop primary is saturday. nevada's democratic caucus is also saturday. eric: tournament time is metinka: it is going to be a great day. 33 in des moines and the wind is picking up from the southeast. we start off with just a few clouds and end up with sunshine and 58 this afternoon. it will be a breezy and warm day but the warmest day comes tomorrow. with highs in the 60's over the really nice with highs in the 50's to near 60 on saturday and sunday only cooling a little bit. that -- the weather remains ready nice next week with highs in the 40's -- remains pretty nice next week with highs in the 40's. elizabeth: wrestlers from all over the state hit the mats at wells fargo arena wednesday. eric: it was the first day of the state wrestling tournament. tony seeman shows us how the dual competition went. tony: lucas lebanon dips the pin to end the match. davenport assumption winds 26 to 27. the big match of the night, southeast: valley he gets the first in to help the rams. back and forth we go, big gets the takedown over daniel ramirez. lombardi wins with a th

jeb bush: i'm a big john kasich steve: senator marco rubio host -- hoping to fix what went wrong after his fifth-place finish. eric: the republican field would have its next debate in greenville, south carolina on saturday. you can watch it here on kcci. democrats take a day off and had to wisconsin for the next debate. hillary clinton and bernie sanders will go head-to-head in milwaukee in a debate sponsored by pbs. elizabeth: you want to check in with metinka. metinka: temperatures have fallen into the single digits. it is 10 degrees now in des moines so it's a good thing the wind is really nothing strong. it is a ready wind chills below zero. the next system bringing us more snow is still near bismarck but that will be tracking toward us. it is probably going to affect the afternoon and evening commute. elizabeth: six weeks ago a kids triathlon company disappeared. thieves stole a trailer park in south des moines, taking the equipment owned by one man's kid's sports organization called rp sports -- rip roar sports. mark: on surveillance video, he watched these drive into the night. inside was everything he purc

john: trash and dash. teenagers accused of causing at least $20,000 of damage in fayetteville. barbara: eric mcclish is charged with vandalism and they are looking for a second teenager. one of the vandals busted a window to get in and let the others in. nearly every room has damage. john: today the youth and college division of the naacp taking on the system president. they will deliver a public records request to the u.n.c. board of governors about the hiring of margaret spellings. she claim she was secretly recruited whichby a caucus. accountability in the haorg process. others say she has a poor record with historically blockack colleges. her first day on the job is march 1. barbara: the naacp is blasting the district maps drawn by state republicans asking a federal court to reject them and draw new districts. president william barber says they are skeptical of any maps by republican state lawmakers. they are under review. the knew primary date is june 7. the republicans are in nevada john:hum. john: the democratic contenders are on opposite sides of the country monday. hillary clinton h

eric fisher on wbz news >> dickerson: welcome book i'm john dickerson in greenville, south carolina, where a republican debate was held. beer back now with more from senator bernie sanders on the democratic race. senator sanders before we get back to the political questions i want to ask you about the president's replacement for antonin scalia what do you think will happen? he's going to nominate somebody but republicans have said they're going to let it sit. >> well, i'll say, john, it is beyond my comprehension and just speaks the unbelievable level and unprecedented level of republican obstructionism against obama from day one. debate. states of america provides that the president appoints, nominates, a supreme court justice. and then the senate holds hearings and deliberation and votes on whether or not to approve that nomination. the idea that republicans want to deny the president of the united states is basic constitutional right is beyond my comprehension. i will do everything that i can to make sure that when the president makes his nomination, the senate goes forward in as

john and christine. >> jeff zeleny for us following bernie sanders. just under 16 hours until voters show up. i'm joined by eric bradner in the cnn cafe. let's start with the bernie sanders and hillary clinton dynamic. jeff zeleny was getting to the crux of the campaign. will the bernie sanders voters who we have seen at events all over the state, will they show up to caucus? >> absolutely. the question is will this look like 2008 when barack obama turned out and another liberal icon, harold dean puttered out here in iowa. the key issues to watch are the college towns and ames and iowa city. story in johnson county. if bernie sanders wins, not by a little bit, but absolutely crushes hillary clinton, it is a good sign for him if he has a chance to make up her advantages in urban areas. >> it does get complicated. there is only so much of an advantage to run up the score in college towns. the bottom line is this, bernie sanders is better served to get people in the college towns than to go to the urban areas. >> we know how much delegates each county has. it is not like turning out a ton of people at a college. s

. >> good morning board of supervisors eric for the local 248 i know john has been put in a position to answer a lot of questions you yourselves ahave been on th board for quite a bit this agency is so far behind the curve when it comes to transportation issues and the things that the transportation agency cso have done done for years our sistbrothers and sist across the bay have their own facilities it is needed it is needed for your employees and the workers within 9 sfmta these facilities provide a mountain of need you figure when training buses go out on the streets it immediately effects service immediately because now have you have training l r v if so closing the services and bus zones crowded and so forth we have to get on board the city has to invest everybody is talking about muni needs to be on time and muni needs to do this you approved the training for the new trains you guys did now i'll ask you look at other facilities in which a theirs having all those everything late and even their own buses new york and ac transit services any profession police and fire everyone goe

john gillon gets the layup... good... three straight to the rams 76-67 is today's final... eric cooper jr and lindsey drew led nevada in scoring with 14 and 13... but the real difference was rebounding... the rams beat the pack on the boards 53-37... not going to win many games with that differential... so next up for the pack... they will host air force on wednesday... tip off set for 7pm. how about the nevada women's bball team as they hosted first place colorado state. early on nevada down 13... teige zeller from near the charity stripe... and her jumper is true... unfortunately the pack was no match for the rams... as csu wins 64-37. the reno bighorns looking to grab win number 20 on the season... as they hosted former wolf pack guard brandon fields and the idaho stampede. second quarter reno down by 8... but reggie hearn will catch and shoot from downtown... and his little later brandon fields goes to work... one-on-one he gets to the hoop and drops one in... 16 points for fields... but its the reno bighorns who continue to roll along this season winning 117-105. a couple h

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john roberts. even though he said he was imminently qualified, eric.it was just because of his politics that he couldn't do it. now because president obama doesn't want republicans to follow the rules that he created. so it's highly hypocritical. i do agree with you, eric. i think they should÷ hear who his nominee is he does have that right. hear who it is, i think mcconnell needs to stand up and do what the republican party elected him and put him into power to do. that is say, all right, you like a filibuster so much, president obama, we'll give you a filibuster. 600 votes, and he will never get it. >> the other thing, marianne, that struck me during that news conference is president obama basically saying oh the republicans, all of a sudden they want to go by the rule of law. they want to go by the word ofp the constitution. president obama himself has the constitution for better of seven years. think president obama using commerce clause. think gitmo and drone program. he has been time and time again going around the constitution. >> no, if that w