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that is the linton music's peanut butter and jam session. education director donna dirksing doran joins us now to explain how you can get involved. - what ages are these concerts best for?- music?- why should families come see these concerts?linton chamber music's peanut butter & jam sessionspeanut butter & jam sessions is a concert series designed for children ages two to six that brings families together for musical encounters that provide a friendly, educational, and fun introduction to classical music. concerts take place saturday mornings at a variety of locations throughout the greater cincinnati region. donna dirksing doran, education director of peanut a look out over the city from the nine on your side skycam. we'll have a final check of the nine first warning later today at 4 on the now cincinnati... the pros and cons of adopting an older dog. married at first sight... a couple's plan to marry within minutes of meeting each other. and as we count down to the big game... we have the super bowl guide for the *non*- sports fans at the

sanders,linton, bernie they say they want to overturn united. on the republican side, some of these candidates, including donald trump, point out there should be greater transparency at the very least on who is donating to these super pac's. donald trump was railing against super pac's. all of the other candidates that legally cannot coordinate with pac's.er the candidates' money fundraising war chests. it is amazing. a notable number of ads in new hampshire are funded by the super pac's as well. host: the editorial board of the wall street journal today talks about super pac's in support of allowing more money and lifting some of the rules restricting money in politics. they write, supertex are a net plus for democracy by increasing political competition and educating the public about the candidates. if you want to read more on their viewpoint in today's wall street journal. republicansine for -- line for republicans. caller: thank you. foron't need a revolution progress. we need revolution to change the moral decay at all levels of society. we

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linton is trailing bernie sanders who is taking on a strong finish in the granite state. >> reporter: donald trump preparing for tonight. he posted a video on facebook to get out to vote. he even mentioned new england quarterback tom brady. >> tom brady is a great friend of mine and he has said so many nice things about me and my ability to win. >> reporter: john kasich has carried dixville notch. >> they said i could get to new hampshire and i would not make the debate stage. i hope they keep underestimating me.>> reporter: today's primary has a do or die potential for the candidates at the bottom, but they bow to continue on to upcoming contests including south carolina and nevada. kenneth moton, abc news. >>> president obama will deliver his eighth and final budget proposal today. it includes a $10 per barrel oil tax for infrastructure and with money for cancer and opioid abuse programs. republicans have already expressed outrage over the oil tax. experts say the bill is never going to be adopted by the republicans in the house and senate. >>> the virginia senate has okayed a bill

linton in last night's debate showing urgency. a fight over who is more progressive, who is a better representative in the democratic party. bernie sanders standing bye is the most progressive in the party and the fight going on right now between sanders and clinton. also she had to answer a lot of questions about her wall street talked about for months.pecifically by the moderators if she would release her transcripts of paid speeches she gave to goldman sachs. she said she would look into it. ther this question yes or no, i think something we will be hearing about the next few days, waiting to see if she is going to release thesee chaggaris cbs news, in new hampshire. >>> the republicans hold their last debate before the new hampshire primary on saturday. donald trump remains a solidng new hampshire republicans but following his strong showing in iowa, a just released survey finds marco rubio has leap-frogged ted cruz.ce finish in iowa, there is pressure on trump to win. at a campaign event last night, he used foul language duri

is saturday in nevada where vermont senator bernie sanders hopes to keep the pressure on hillary linton. >> we surprised them in iowa. we surprised them in new hampshire. we're going to surprise them here in nevada. >> reporter: all the candidates searching for momentum, with super tuesday and hundreds of delegates up for grabs, coming in a little more than two weeks. chris pallone, nbc news, new york. >>> if you're hoping to see hillary clinton on monday, you'll get a clinton, just not the candidate herself. she cancelled her appearance and her husband is coming in her the clinton camp says hillary will stay in nevada for additional events there. florida holds its presidential primary election on march 15th. to ensure your vote, you have to register by february 16th, that's tuesday. early voting runs from march 5th to march 12th. find extensive coverage of the campaign trail on the nbc 6 news app. >>> still to come, a fatal pileup in pennsylvania closes a busy stretch of roadway. what's to blame for the highway havoc? >>> a horrific accident on a boston interstate. >>> if you're all ab

linton has come to the granite state as the underdog, trailing sanders by 18 points. >> i hope you will choose with both your heart and your we are going to go state after state after state after state. >> reporter: both candidates possible debate here re on the campaign trail, hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail account is following her. the state department now saysohn kerry also used a nonofficial account to send her information now deemed classified. >> weijia jiang in new . >>> we will talk about what happened in iowa and the upcoming new hampshire primary with senator bernie sanders coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> this morning, a majoras brought a mix of severe and potentially dangerous weather to the central united states. that same system is pushing a o the deep south. heavy snow and, in some areas, blizzard-like conditions hampered travel in the plains.ssued for parts of louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. don champion has our report. >> reporter: a large destructivetern alabama late yesterday. >> thank god we, you know, we that is the main thing any time you have a

linton signed posters and smooched. >> oh. >> reporter: while the trump kids were acting like new hampshire's first family. >> hi, >> reporter: ivanka thanking volunteers at trump headquarters. all in, the candidates spent an astonishing $100ds in new hampshire alone. 80% from republican candidates. with jeb bush and his super pac the biggest spenders. buying ten times more ads than >> i know we can fix this. >> reporter: one out of every three republican ads were pro bush. as far as boots on the ground,hampshire voters hosted at least 738 official campaign events since the race began. who came here the most? governor kasich. time well spent, it would seem. depending on who ekes out third st casualty in new hampshire may be marco rubio. >> i did not do well on saturday night. so listen to this. that will never happen again. >> reporter: referring to saturday night's abc news debate, where rubio repeated that same memorized line from his stump speech over and over let's dispel once and for all with this fiction -- >> that bar okay a ow what he's doing -- >> there it is. the memorized 25-second

the event begins at 7:00 tonight, at the first unitarian church on linton street. lisa: there were more than 1100 cases of hepatitis c in northern kentucky in 2015. now the health department is taking steps to stop the outbreak. they are now offering hepatitis c testing at health centers in boone, campbell, grant and kenton counties. grant county is also starting a syringe access exchange program. from ohio, is now working on legislation to address lead concerns in water, sooner. the announcement follows ohio' s epa calling for a federal overhaul. senator brown says he wants to speed up community notification and the response cities have to take. current u.s. standards, require you to be notified, within 60 days of high lead readings. lisa: the campaign trail is heating up. mark: how donald trump could be taking his fight with ted cruz to the next level. and the tough issues john kasich is tackling during his town hall in michigan. lisa: a swarm of tornadoes hammered the south. we take a look of the damage, and the effort to save a woman trapped in the degree -- in

[applause] lana: after some 1500 rallies -- >> linton and bush. lana: and $33 million spent, it is decision time in iowa. a new quinnipiac poll out today has donald trump widening his iowa lead. >> you have to be a little bit nervous. you know, i like to win and i want to win for the country. lana: polls are not votes and a third of likely caucus voters say they are undecided or may still change their mind. that is bad news for ted cruz, who has been sliding in the polls. with just hours to go, he is criticized for sending out this mailer. many saying it is deceptive. and marco rubio is still hot on the campaign trail today, trying to learn voters away from the 10 other republican candidates. >> someone going to a caucus site tonight and there is a you do not think it will make to the finish line, caucus for me because we can win. lana: supporting all the wanted be presidents, armies of volunteers spanning out across the state. >> i think our message is resonating throughout the country. lana: sanders supporters and i lifted the clinton campaign h

the latest poll shows hillary linton. a single lead over bernie sanders. the campaign stop there later today. remember that giant cruise ship. battered by that terrible storm off the carolinas. it had to cut short another trip. juliet: and some of the seas, their flagship ship basically, it encountered 30-foot waves. it was forced to turn back early. people were completely freaked out. this time because of a storm. it will arrive, wednesday morning. the ship apparently it also had some, it sounds like a minor nor not sure how many people have been affected by the business. that tends to spread but he quickly. all right. fox means business. joining us now is lauren simonetti. >> charles schumer. the airlines, i am sure, to not, however. >> are we getting bigger? what do you think? we have a lot less leg room. stretching your legs on that flight. going down by 2 inches. from the 70s until now. getting packed in like sardines. that comes from senator chuck schumer. requirements on airplanes. guess what. guess how much the airlines made last night. just routin

. >> secretary sanders -- >> reporter: calling her by her clun linton took it in stride. >> there are a lot ofoung people that support my opponent. but i wantou to know, even if you don't support me, i support you. >> reporter: the sanders surge clinton. but it will be interesting to see tonight on that debate stage how seriously the republicans take him. it's a pretty safe bet they'll mention her name more than his. cecilia? >> i think that's safe to say. david wright, thank you. >>> and, of course, the debate, you do not want to miss it. just moments away. david muir and martha raddatz moderating at 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here. >>> but we do now move on to other news. to tha deadly crane accident in new york. the move that went out of control, and the crane's sudden collapse, caught on camera. the cab of that crane landing upside down, its arm smashing onto cars below. one man killed, three others injured. abc's phillip mena w with the latest on the investigation tonight. >> reporter: tonht, a massive job. moving this collapsed crane, all 565 feet of it. crews forced to use blow t

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today motions hearing scheduled for the police officer involved in a deadly shooting officer michael linton is charged with voluntary manslaughter in the death of david lee founder lisa brown is live at the norfolk courthouse worthington is scheduled to appear lease morning and remove the addington is scheduled to go in front of a judge here at nine thirty this morning right now he's on paid administrative duty depending on what happens during these court proceedings officers charged in shooting and killing of thirty five year old david leyton way to his mother from mental illness saying officers in the past populate called officers again on june six. police say when officers arrived late and threatened an officer with a knife that was sadly them did not bring answers with at nine thirty five row was shot multiple times and died at the hospital the family attorney told thirteen news now he feels like it's a case of excessive excess of using excessive force. again we will be in court today and follow all the details we will keep you updated as we get more information live in norfolk police b

this debate has become high linton after her big loss in new hampshire on tuesday. she stayed largely out of sight yesterday, prepping for the debate, while bernie sanders a victory lap around new york. >> you get the vote down there, you have to eat boiled peanut.boiled peanut? >> reporter: on "the late show" sanders got campaign advice from a native south carolinian. >> you have that with a nice be all right. this is a little -- >> reporter: but sanders knows it will probably take more than state where blacks make up a solid majority of the democratic electorate. he sat down with the reverend al sharpton in harlem on >> is this your block? >> reporter: >> reporter: later took a walk through his old neighborhood with scott pelley where they discussed the road ahead. >> you are facingamerican voters and latino voters. how do you appeal to those voters. >> the same way we do to all >> reporter: according to jay carney -- >> i don't think there is any doubt that he wants hillary to win the nomination and believes she would be the fall. >> it is great to see so many ol

sanders,linton, bernie they say they want to overturn united.n the republican side, some of these candidates, including donald trump, point out there should be greater transparency at the very least on who is donating to these super pac's. donald trump was railing against super pac's. all of the other candidates that legally cannot coordinate with pac's.er the candidates' money fundraising war chests. it is amazing. a notable number of ads in new hampshire are funded by the super pac's as well. host: the editorial board of the wall street journal today talks about super pac's in support of allowing more money and lifting some of the rules restricting money in politics. they write, supertex are a net plus for democracy by increasing political competition and educating the public about the candidates. if you want to read more on their viewpoint in today's wall street journal. republicansine for -- line for republicans. caller: thank you. foron't need a revolution progress. we need revolution to change the moral decay at all levels of society. we n

social justice brown will speak at the event tonight... church on linton street. video of an ohio man playing a prank on his family has gone viral... we'll show you the amazing stunt he pulled, next. and snow emergencies have been issued for some areas east of cincinnati... details ahead in a viral out of columbus... a famous youtube prankster pulls yet anouther stunt on his family. with the help of a crew and a snow machine, roman atwood, turned his entire kitchen and family room, into a snow storm. obviously, his kids loved it. the video---- just posted sunday, has more than two adlib 4shot anchors adlib during 4 shot this morning if we with minor snow accumulation it will remain in our far eastern counties where a winter weather advisory remains in effect until 10am. this includes areas of brown, adams, highland, mason, lewis, bracken, and robertson counties. primarily it's a wet and slushy snow as some rain continued to mix in overnight and now this morning some of it melting on impact. however, be cautious for minor accumulation of 1 to 2 on some rural surfac

in terms of the democrats, bernie sandeidi believe his spread is about 57 to 34% over hillary linton clinton. geoff: it is just getting started. we will you. nikole: absolutely. geoff: coming up on the today show after months of controversy , and clashes, iowans finally head their caucuses to cast the fi presidential campaign. "today" is live with the frontrunners from both parties allyson: excitement about the super bowl. make sure you pick up the greenville newroad to the super bowl. geoff: a cheerleader with clemson and this is her first year with the panthers. that worked out pretty well. allyson: absolutely. a shot of downtown greenville. rumor that main street. is responsib] i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my longngerm control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudd

linton is said to be in yesterday near his home state of vermont, bernie sanders promised to stay in the race for the long haul saying it's a smog and indeed it is. >> now we get to hear about it for quite some time. >> the mta is looking at the second half of getting the subway finished on time. it comes with a steeper price than we thought . we will tell you how much. will we get sleep or a wintry mix? >> exactly! it comes in one package. >> here is what we have. clouds building in and it's 360 with rain sleet and we are expecting it to come in at lunchtime. it's chilly outside and it turns breezy. he was a live interactive rate i on google play. we are back in just a little bit. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. dd perks members, indulge in a medium hot or iced latte or macchiato for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. pwe came back for internet speeds even the kids are impressed. oh she's i

. >> reporter: linton is working hard to woo sanders young supporters has three events in the state today while the top contenders are prepping for tonight's debate right here on the campus. kenneth merton, abc news, manchester new hampshire. >>> hundreds are expected to take to the streets of tampa heights to fight for their historic communities. they are marching against the tampa bay express expansion of i-275. about 100 homes and businesses will need to be bought by the state and demolished to make way for the new lanes. fdot is working out details expansion is the best way to relieve traffic condition. the marjah starts at the cafe hey at 11 am. >>> a traffic alert for anyone head to clearwater beach this weekend. thousands are expected to attend the uncorked food and wine festival. people from all over the world will be in the same area for a huge sailing competition. voters will become eating for a spot in rio. people are urged to avoid driving and consider taking the free trolley from downtown clearwater out to the beach. parking will be tough to find. we posted a list of your dri

the history of music piracy in the last award is the mark let inmark linton history prize which focuses on works of narrative history. finalists include sean mcmeekin's the ottoman in game which examines world war i, the end of the ottoman empire, and the instability in the middle east since the early 20th century. next, the train to crystal city recounts a secret prisoner exchange program during world war ii and the american internment camp that was at the center of it. also, timothy snyder's study of the holocaust and tj stiles book on george custer.custer. the history of nazi concentration camps is also nominated. the winners will be announced on march 30. book tv has covered many books which have been nominated, and you can watch them on booktv.org. >> host: this is book tv on c-span2 on the campus of university of wisconsin in madison. joining us 1st is professor will jones whose book, "the march on washington", came out recently. how long was that in the planning? >> guest: well, it was in the planning for over 20 years, since 1941. "the march on washington" was planned during the

linton and sanders will face off in nevada's democratic caucuses. it's a state where clinton once showed a lead. the latest polls show things are too close to call. in her first run for president in 2008, clinton won nevada. win for nevada for sanders would give him a boost for his electability. the republicans, today is the eve of the first southern primary. south carolina is seen as a big make or break for several candidates. pulls a donald trump with the lead but he is battling on several fronts right now. he is urging americans to boycott apple. for refusing federal investigators hack into the iphone of one of the san bernardino terrorists. this, one day after saying it was disgraceful prep pope francis to suggest pope was -- trouble was not christian because he wants to put a while at the border. ted cruz is facing valid challenges in several states over his birth. marco rubio campaigned friday with nikki haley. jeb bush is trailing badly in south carolina. all this despite campaigning with his mother and brother. >>> tax season is upon us and

a big day campaigning for linton and sanders as saturday marks south carolina first in the south democratic presidential primary. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders now making their final campaign push ahead of south carolina democratic primary on saturday. >> you can count on me. i will never let the republican repeal the affordable care act. >> hillary clinton on the campaign trail in charleston, south carolina on friday. stopping. stopping in restaurant, posing for self is, then moving onto a rally in georgia. >> i differ with my opponent who talks about pre-education for everybody. i am not going to ask you to contribute your tax dollars to send donald trump's youngest child to college. i want to want to focus on middle-class families, working families and poor kids who >> clinton is ahead in the polls in south carolina. she now is a focus on super tuesday. >> i need your help in the campaign, i need your help on tuesday. >> meanwhile, bernie sanders is busy campaigning starting his friday in minnesota. >> he she's a very good speaker but you have 225,000 dollars per speech for goldm

yesterday, they had huge snowflakes coming down near linton. but we do have some clouds now moving in from the west, and so far these clouds have not produced any precipitation. flurries and snow showers across the dakotas into northern minnesota this morning. we could have flurries or a sprinkle by tuesday afternoon, but no major impact is expected on the road. that heads out and will be affected by another one on wednesday evening, bringing rain showers and maybe snow showers, especially for the western half of the state. no major storms are in the forecast. we have shown such -- sunshine getting ready to pop up. the breeze right now is, so the wind chill is not a factor -- breeze right now is calm, so the wind chill is not a factor, sprinkles and flurries are on the way for wednesday, and thursday, cooler air working in. by saturday, highs will be right back close to 50 degrees. eric: we are hoping people cooperate and get to work on time. shaina: we just found out about a couple of accidents but hopefully they will be clear soon. the first

hillary linton and bernie spirit santos the day for super tuesday talking about is in boston to milford to springfield. >> fox25 will have team coverage from across the country from florida to vermont as a result role in. >> classes resume in millis after the building was closed when air quality tested concerning levels of a chemical therapy that testing was done as part of regular monitoring of the school's roof. which is leaking and can create mold problem. fox 25 elizabeth hopkins heard from parents were worried about the issues and potential impact on the children's health. >> we were left with a lot of questions so too were parents of millis public schools now about. >> earlier this month classes at clyde brown elementary canceled parents there received information from the school district that raise alarm. >> the district says they been monitoring the health and safety of the building is of the leaky roof at the school which has a potential for creating mold. >> board divisive issue is not black mold a toxin which strong health concerns but the parents at this meeting said that mo

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the event begins at 7:00 tonight at the first unitarian church on linton street. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: if you look out the window this morning, some spots are looking at fresh snow. for many, foggy conditions. here is what to expect. snow-covered roadways are possibly east of 68. upwards of two inches of snow in adams county. the snow should be gone in 30, 45 minutes. it will be a gloomy look to your tuesday. pushing 60 degrees by friday. you can see snow what is coming down at a pretty intense rate from wilmington to mount orab. snow falling along 62 and east. the back edge moving through the hillsboro community, west union, all the way down to room. me. you cross the river, there is a little bit of a mix in robinson county and some patchy freezing drizzle there. winter weather advisory for the 10:00. dense fog advisory for most of the main interstates in our visibility maybe limited to one quarter of a mile at times. upper 30' s this afternoon but the clouds stayed put. it for cash shows at lunchtime, 33. 4:00, 37. tomorrow, another day where it is gloo

the event begins at 7:00 tonight at the first unitarian church on linton street. lisa: miami university may be ready to name a new president. gregory crawford is a top candidate for the job, coming to oxford from south bend. right now he is the vice president and associate provost at notre dame. the university' s board of trustees is expected to vote on crawford' s appointment on friday. if confirmed, he would be the university' s 22nd president to my taking over for outgoing president david hodge. music' s biggest night did not disappoint. mark: the big winners and the moments everyone is talking about after the grammy awards. lisa: prepared for takeoff. the historic and in today and what it means for tourism in cuba. you can see the fog and other places the snow. the buildings downtown. when i got here at 2:30 in the morning, you could not. the fog is slowly lifting and the snow has moved out. slushy roads east of the 60th corridor. level two snow emergencies for brown and adams county. issue. temperatures close to freezing. watch for the potential spots. luncht

linton or something. playground which is now a playground for children but it used to be like a playes you know. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and so, we made it look like that again, and there were like junkies and prostitutes and and garbage everywhere. and you'd see people from the neighborhood go like, "yeah, 70s are back!" [ laughter ] and then you see like new peopwhatever, like go like, "what's happening here," you know? be really nervous. so, it's a real sign of the times. >> seth: it is funny how there are new yorkers who do miss that time, that looked so awful. >> seth: i mean, it looks fun but also, you know, the fact that they, there's people who are like, "oh, that are like oh back in the day junkies used to hang out here. >> yeah. but that's a thing, right? that's sort of a new york thing anyway. >> seth: that is a new york thing. they just want -- >> not the same anymore. >> seth: yeah. and then everything they tell is so much worse. way worse. >> seth: yeah. the place we live now, i remember there used to be a night club around the corner. before i lived in the neighbo

linton also took aim at her apartment vermont senator bernie sanders responding to his criticism she's not true progressive. because of it's about our records, hey i'm going to win by a landslide. polls have credit drilling in the grant state by an average of 18 percent but she says that's not keeping her from competing and the first in the nation primary. >> you're in your opponents backyard new hampshire always favors neighbors which i think is neighborly. i just could not ever skip new hampshire. sanders then fired back with a statement saying in part quote the people of new hampshire will a will to the polls to the info for the candidate they believe will for them. to repeatedly suggest otherwise is an insult to voters and the >> will be monitoring this upcoming news coverage will bring you the highlights coming up in the next hour. >> iowa ran paul announced today he's dropping out. republican president primary he captured just for a half percent of monday's caucuses putting them in a disappointing placement kentucky senator placer happy so the state college child hoping to inspir

. >> that is a problem for hillary linton. if she's vulnerable, i agree. i think this wall street thing is a big vulnerability. and what is in that transcript, maybe it's warm and fuzzy language about goldman sachs. but the e-mail thing, let's not forget about it. it is serious. because in the debate, clinton was asked how confident she is that fbi investigation will turn up nothing about her private e-mails and classified information on that. i'm confident this is a security review that was requested. it is being carried out. it will be resolved. >> governor sununu, how serious do you think the clinton e-mail scandal is and what about clinton's defense which is, well, some classified information turned up on colin powell's private e-mail. turned up on the e-mails of some of condee rice's aides, in effect, everyone does it? >> six months ago i was worried about her coronation. now i'm worried she's not going to get the nomination. the e-mails are a serious issue. bernie has not used them aggressively. she got a free ride in that whole process. and i don't

you linton campaign, as know, saying this is his home field advantage, where he's just river the connecticut here. host: and here's the front page of the new hampshire union paper that dan tuohy writes for. he's been covering political campaigns in new hampshire for six cycles now, and joins us, your questions, if you have questions about how the vote goes, turnout, what to look for tonight. now is the time to call in. the special line for new 202-748-8003.rs, otherwise, republicans around the country, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. 202-748-8002.ts, on the front page of the new tuohy, one of n the sub head lines is concern about the storm in new hampshire. any early concerns that you're seeing early on? guest: i don't think so. i drove about 45 minutes to get here and the roads are fine. the traffic was normal. have the day off today because some of the polling areas are based in the schools. so it seemed like the roads were fine when i drove in. the sun is coming out in new hampshire. should be a good day, and ecretary of state bill gardner mentioned that even with a little bit of s

it starts at 7 at the first unitarian church on linton street. today is the last day to donate to harrison's bottled water drive... volunteers are hoping to collect 4-thousand cases for flint, michigan. donations can be dropped off today at a southwest local school... students will package pack up the cases... which will be taken to michigan tomorrow. shopping at your local whole foods? how about picking up some milk - bread and getting a tattoo? the grocery store chain has been playing with the idea of adding tattoo parlors to its new 365 chain - hoping to target millennial shoppers and the budget conscious by offering smaller stores with lower prices. whole foods is expected to open a 365 store location in cincinnati sometime later this year. anchors adlib during 4 shot this morning if we see any road issues with minor snow see any road issues with minor snow accumulation it will remain in our far eastern counties where a winter weather advisory remains in effect until 10am. this includes areas of brown, adams, highland, mason, lewis, bracken,

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followed by a history of music piracy by stephen witt and the last award is the mark linton history prize which focuses on works of narrative history. finalists include sean mcmeekin's the ottoman endgame which examines world war i, the end of the ottoman empire and the instability in the middle east since the early 20th century. next, the train to crystal city by jan russell recounts a secret prisoner exchange program during world war ii and the american internment camp that was at the center of it. also on the narrative history shortlist is timothy snyders study of the holocaust and tj stiles book on george custer. nick lost a history of nazi concentration camps is also nominated. the winners of the j anthony lukas prize awards will be announced march 30. book tv has covered many of the books nominated and you can watch them on book tv.org. >> good evening. it's great to see all of you tonight, thank you so much for coming. this is conversation in freedom studies. how many people have been here before?awesome.

but you belilie that iss a direct resulttthat basically bill linton's failure led to9/11? >> well, i believe that if osama bin laden had been killed, al qaeda as an organization would not have grown to the point where it have conducted 9/11. argument that trump was making that somehow president bush h as responsible for 9/11. and my argument was, no, the responsibilili of 9/11 falls on the fact that al qaeda was allowed to grow and prosper and the decision was not made to take out their leader when the chance existed to do so. not once but four times according to the 9/11 port. president clinton has acknowledged that has as a regret. so the b btom line is that al qaeda was able to carry out 9/11 because as an organization they grew and prospered in capability led by osama bin llen. had bin laden been taken out, it is doubtful that 9/11 would have happened. atatleast on september 11 of 2001 because al qaeda would not have been in a position to be able to carry something like that out. >> > you're not blaming 9/11 on bill clinton? >> no, he made a decision not to ke out itt

if we lose this election and sanders or hillary linton win, obamacare becomes permanent and this crazy deal permanent.ecomes the military keeps shrinking and to reputation will continue decline. this is the consequences of osing this election and we cannot lose this election. we must win. for what's at stake is not party will be in charge. what is at stake is our identity nation and a people. now here's the good news, i my heart that l if this election we do what needs to be done and in the do what needs e to be done then america's greatest days lies right ahead. if we do what needs to be done, the 21st century has the greatest be the chapter of the amazing nation in history of mankind. but to achieve this we must return to the principals that great to begin with. limited government. a limited federal government not in charge of everything. a federal government that's in charge of only a few things like national security and the rest leave it up to the state because and local states communities much more than congress or the federal bureaucracy. limited government based on the constitu

linton scored a decisive win this weekend.eat bernie sanders by a landslide in saturday's south y rolina race. >> reporter: she is leading by ne ofints in virginia in our battleground tracker. that's one of two states that she's visiting. gly clil numbers help to explain why increasingly clinton is turning her attention away from bernie sanders training her fire on the republican candidates. theywant to debate whoever they here ibecause here's what are sayisaying. sna're selling the same snake oil. econkle down economics. >> reporter: clinton changed her owcus after her south korea south kor -- south carolina blowout. >> tomorrow this campaign goes >> reporte national. an vote by the state's african-american vote by a staggering 72 points. on face the nation sanders didn didn't sugar coat it. >> we did really, really badly with older african-american voters. i mean, we got decimated. mustporter: tomorrow he must compete in seven more southern states. tralatest cbs news battleground tracker shows him trailing clinton by 24 poin

cheers and applause] i want to take this opportunity to congratulate secretary linton, somebody -- yep and her organization for waging a very vigorous campaign, and i want to thank governor o'malley. cheers and applause] it's never easy to lose. i've lost more than one campaign, but he should know -- he should know that he contributed a whole lot to the dialogue, that he ran an issue-oriented campaign and he won the respect of the american people. [applause] as i think about what happened tonight, i think the people of iowa have sent a very profound message to the political establishment, to the economic establishment and, by the way, to the media establishment. cheers and applause] that is -- and that is given the enormous crises facing our country, it is just too late for establishment politics and establishment economics. what the american people have said -- and by the way, i hear this not just from progressives, i hear it from conservatives, i hear it from moderates and that is we can no longer continue to have a corrupt campaign finance system . cheers and applause] i am the form

it was a great win for hillary .linton slowing down momentum for bernie sanders unfortunately for him. he did well with latinos. he did better than she did with latinos. he just did not get the turnout he needed. he needs a big turnout in order to do well against her. host: that is something we want to talk about. first time guest on the washington journal. karine jean pierre served as martin o'malley's political enfield director this cycle. in 2012, served as a battleground state director for president obama -- deputy battleground state director for president obama. game,ou say ground hillary clinton did a great job with turnout, what is ground game? guest: your team that you have on the ground who is working with volunteers, really pushing people to get to the polls. it is a simple as that. core ofe a really great field operatives out there. it is like, who do you have on the ground, who is your demographic? who are the democrats were the likely voters that will go out and vote? also getting a sense of swing voters. the swing voters who will vote for you, undecided, and working that

[applause] i have been watching secretary linton for many, many years. i have watched her as first lady in this country. i have watched her as senator clinton and i have watched her as secretary of state. i have watched her bring allies back to the fold, back to the fray, countries that had long been forgotten about and she has done a good thing. [applause] i have no doubt in my mind that she will execute the executive orders of president obama. have no doubt in my mind that she will make sure that instituted background checks for all gun sales in this country. i have no doubt that she will make sure that any individuals in this country that are selling high volumes of guns that consider themselves in the business of selling guns and their gun dealers, i have no doubt she will make sure that they are fully and duly icensed. i have no doubt that she will make sure that we begin to eradicate the black market selling of guns, the number, high numbers of black market guns that are infiltrating our cities, and most of those guns are the ones that are being us

looking at this very close race between hillary linton and bernie sanders, 50.1% for millihillary clinton bernie sanders. if we look at boone county, just arthwest of des moines, still couple of precincts, three yet reported. the orange are for bernie sanders and the darker red are clinton. there are precincts still counting votes. very, very tight race. kim: l look at the scene the ted cruz event. you can see people are gathered there. waiting for their candidate to come out and we're watching.keep we expect him soon because he is on this.inner as we're waiting for all of that, let's listen next to ben is in chicago. democrat. >> caller: hello. >> hi, ben what do you think the results so far on your side of the aisle? >> caller. i'm a little bit nervous but exciting. >> who do you support? caller: i support bernie sanders. i support him for many reasons. he's taking the least money of he's not as hough perfect. but still, he's not in favor of change and hillary really and nowd job with libya he wants to oust assad who is fighting isis. if we want perpetual war hillary be an excellent cho

eighty-point difference between bernie sanders and hillary linton and sanders.od deal. >> it is also wall street. not putting out the transcripts. that is also factoring into that number. stuart: we will be watching tonight as always. have a good one. you are here for the hour. hillary clinton is about to be endorsed by the congressional black caucus. will that translate to votes for hillary? >> endorsing her. clybourn will be huge. remember those 3:00 a.m. phone calls. guess what, she is getting a 3:00 a.m. phone call. she is answering it if it is going to be from clybourn. people were already in nevada in south era lineup. they were already hedging. well, i do not know. i may want to look at bernie sanders. stuart: i am staying on politics. look who is here. montel williams. a friend of the fox business network. welcome to the show, sir. what do you make of this? is that the establishment of the black community? endorsing the establishment democrat? >> we are forgetting somebody. stuart: he has brought you back into the republican party. always a republican. t

it was a great win for hillary .linton slowing down momentum for bernie sanders unfortunately for himid well with latinos. he did better than she did with latinos. he just did not get the turnout he needed. he needs a big turnout in order to do well against her. host: that is something we want to talk about. first time guest on the washington journal. karine jean pierre served as martin o'malley's political enfield director this cycle. in 2012, served as a battleground state director for president obama -- deputy battleground state director for president obama. game,ou say ground hillary clinton did a great job with turnout, what is ground game? guest: your team that you have on the ground who is working with volunteers, really pushing people to get to the polls. it is a simple as that. core ofe a really great field operatives out there. it is like, who do you have on the ground, who is your demographic? who are the democrats were the likely voters that will go out and vote? also getting a sense of swing voters. the swing voters who will vote for you, undecided, and working that first

in terms of the democrats, bernie sandeidi believe his spread is about 57 to 34% over hillary linton clinton.