acosta. he has been convicted of taking a bribe. the case was heard in federal court in philadelphia today and lehigh valley correspondent walter perez is live outside the federal building. walter. >> reporter: well, jim, $1,800 was all it took to bribe acosta and now the man friends call francis is spending two years in prison and in a real message sent by the judge pay a fine of $1,800. the exact same amount of money that got a local politician in a whole lot of trouble. francis acosta was a rising political star in reading but his career in public service came to an abrupt end after admitting to taking a bribe from a fellow official. in exchange acosta who was reading city council president would try to persuade the rest of the council to repeal local anti-bribery laws. officials from the u.s. attorney's office say the outcome of this case would have been a lot different had acosta not come clean. >> this could have been a lots worse for mr. acosta. he did himself a big favor by trying to

it reads as follows: a judge ordered guillen-acosta be removed from the u.s. last month but his attorney moved they reopen the case. arrested a man responsible for shooting into a home month-old toddler. the toddler is expected to make a full recovery. marion lacount laney was not looking to shoot the child but rather the son of the owner of the daycare. police responded to the home which operates as a day care tuesday afternoon and found the child, who was then taken to the hospital. we talked with owners of the tatum tristin center on wednesday and they shut the facility down immediately. >>> also a 13-year-old girl recovering after being last night on nashville road. police believe a nearby argument led to the shooting. the victim is expected to be okay. virus case. we told you about this tonight at 6:00 o'clock and finding the plans to live department of health and human services. >> reporter: the dhhs is trying to stay ahead of things saying they are monitoring the situation closely. but we found out tonight to several local county don't even have mosquit

but when we combed through every voting record for december 22nd, we discovered acosta and daley were listed as voting five times each between late morning and midafternoon before they were finally marked on leave for the last vote of the day shortly after 4:00. barry kauffman of pennsylvania common cause says ghost voting can change outcomes and fuel public cynicism. >> what this really comes down to is government integrity and the ability for the public to hold their officials accountable. >> reporter: the nbc 10 investigators contacted allentown representative who metcalf allegedly saw double voting. >> did you press another representative's button that day? >> yes. >> is that standard? >> i would say it's something that happens in the house from time to time. >> reporter: he says house votes happen so quickly, members sometimes vote for an absent neighbor who's in the restroom or away from their floor desk. he insists a miscommunication left him thinking representative daley was nearby. >> i think that it is safe to say that this is something that happens from time to time in the

roster...fox carolina's adrian acosta is live in columbia... and adrian some big pick-ups creating a lot of excitement there in gamecock nation... 3 'ad lib about coach muschamp' one of the bigest 3 needs here at usc was replacing the outgoing and outstanding wide reciever phararh cooper 3 and the gamecocks think they have done that with a couple of big gets out of georgia first up is corey banks out of tyrone georgiaa&he played at sandy creek high were he hauled in 61 catches for almost a thousand yards this season..muschamp said he liked banks top end speed and can stretch the field and finish a play when the ball is tossed to himand then theres four davisa&out of atlanta..he senior season with 17 touchdown catchesa&he's a little undersized at 5'10 but muschamp called davis a playmaker who can be special with the ball in his hands listen to what muschamp had to say just a short while ago about this incoming class 3 3 "i'm very pleased with where we are, i really. i don't think i'm ever satisfied, so that's the way i kind of look at things. bu

there is no word when wildin guillen-acosta could be deported. steve: a man who fought with world war ii and has been volunteering with the fayetteville museum received an honor today, a special paving stone in the ground outside the museum honoring lieutenant colonel al alvarez. alvarez was among the thousands of soldiers who stormed omaha beach on d-day. the ecm -- museums is all his a competence would not fit on one stone. bragg. the course was set up to teach men and women how to seamlessly transition from military to civilian jobs. governor pat mccrory launched this public-private partnership in may 2015 to help veterans find employment in steve: north carolina. we are just getting started. donald trump taking a bite out of apple. his new demands to his followers. and, check out this near hit. on the track to trouble -- his dangerous decision is the must-see video of the night. first, a lot of people outside in downtown raleigh, enjoying a great way to kick off the weekend. beautiful outside. >> temperatures are in the 40's. much milder than

at which point i administered a drive with my taser to his stun. >> acosta's stun gun delivers 50,000ricity to his body, but the powerful jolt does not subdue him. >> when i tased him, he dislodged his leg from the door frame. he kicked me in the face, which time i backed up and re-engaged him and administered a second drive send. >> put it in. >> that swift kick fractures acosta's nose. though the second zap doesn't quiet him, he removes his leg from the door and officers take off for county jail. but he doesn't stay still for long. >> he's banging his head numerous times. worried about him injuring himself, damaging the patrol car. he'd be calm for a moment then escalate. be calm and then he'll escalate again. just screaming. he didn't do anything wrong. >> i didn't do anything. >> calling for his mom. >> i want my mom! >> crying. fits of rage. back to screaming again. >> ah! ah! >> kicking the back partition. then he'll be calm again. it was a very emotional ride for him. >> i swear to god, do not touch me. you do not [ bleep ] touch me. >> after a bizarre 15-minute car ride, he fi

acosta finds espen dola for an this is preseason for everyone, i guess. later tonight, a big one for the lightning, taking on the st. louis blues. the lightning in a wild-card that is a quick look at sports, >>> even the president is getting mushy this valentine's day. >> the first couple exchanged love points on national tv. take a look. >> someone call the situation room because things are about to get hot. >> roses are red, violets are blue, you are the president, and i am your blue. >> i have made a lot of great decisions, the best decision ever was choosing you.>> wow, president obama went on the ellen degenerate show to express how much he loves michelle obama. it seems like she expressed that to him also. meatless to say it was pretty entertaining. always interesting to see him express himself. >> you may be the president of the most powerful country in the world, but he still cannot forget valentine's day. maybe his cia people do it for him, but as long as a guest on. weatherwise, we are looking at last day of the state there. good weather, 70 deg

i want to bring in jim acosta, covering donald trump., you were listening to that press conference there. ted cruz -- taking it to a new level, because every day it's almost a new level there. but certainly laying into donald trump. what do you think the trump reaction will be to the charges we heard from senator cruz? >> well, you know, so far this fight between donald trump and ted cruz has sort of been the main event. in this run up to the south carolina. no question about it. these candidates do not like each other. earlier this morning, donald trump was on the stage in bluffton, south carolina and raised this issue of ted cruz and this ad that is out there that recalls donald trump's statements in the past about being pro choice, being pro abortion rights. donald trump has said, like reagan, he's oevolved on that issue and other issues. and he said here, cruz said he's not pro life, talking about donald trump. i said i'm not. i'm pro life. you can't lie about people like that. it's just incredible. you know, this is -- this has been

is speaking out for the first time. 3 today fox carolina's adrian acosta spoke with stanton's widow. widow.adrian joins us now live from traveler's resta&..and adrian she told you days like today make her worry for all first responders right. 3 that's right cody and dianaa&sheryl stanton says she knows there will be lots of fireman, police, and ems out working accidents in today's bad weathera&and she knows there will be those that drive wrecklessly around them 3 3 3 "in an instant because someone chose to drive drunk, my husband was killed"its been one year since sheryl stanton lost the love of her lifea&sandy springs firefighter ken stanton stanton 3 "kenny was a great, great timea&im not just saying that because he's my husbanda&.he just woke up happy"and sheryl stanton says her husband was especially happy when called to duty at the department where he volunteered"station 26 tones went off he grabbed his gear, kissed my 3 times, always 3 times, ran out the door and said love you see you in a little bit"but that call last february would be ken stanton's last"the doctor said he did

let's go to jim acosta now if we can, who is at trump headquarters in nevada. new hampshire, south carolina, nevada, donald trump the winner, we're projecting him this evening. >> reporter: that's right. and now we can say donald trump has won a caucus in edition to those two prime areas and as you were saying there were those organizational problems in iowa. that did not happen here. when you talk to the top trump campaign officials they felt like when they were looking at the landscape of nevada all day long, precinct after precinct they were seeing the same results. it was just donald trump dominating across the state, across multiple sites across the state. you were talking about super tuesday, they are very confident from inside the trump campaign. i can tell you from talking to the trump campaign manager, corey, they feel like they are built for a national campaign, they have staff and volunteers in 20-plus states and building on top of that and so for people who think donald trump, he can fill an arena, he can bring in a big crowd, but can he go state to

the victim 19-y-yar-old nicholas acosta was killed in his off campus apartment last december. h girlfriend says five men ordered them to the ground before shooting acosta and >>> a miami-dade judge revisits a brutal murder case dating back a decade. the change of heart could be a game-changer for the killer's future. >> you were 17 and one-month-old old when you mowed down ms. armstrong. >> reporter: he has been in prison for the last ten years. a jury concted him of killing grace armstrong and adrian johnson in liberty city in front of their young daughter. >> who hadado witness her parents being executed and have to live with that the rest of her life. >> reporter: a judge sentenced santiago to 60 years behind ba with no possibility of release. the u.s. supreme court ruled a cases. a psychiatrist diagnosed san santiago with a anti-social personality disorder. >> i think he has shown no effort to conform to the rules and the requirements while in prison. >> reporter: the judge kept the original sentence with 60 years behind bars. his case can be reviewed by the sentence ends.

cnn's jim acosta with the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, donald trump delivered one of his most fiery speeches to date. the focus of the attack was ted cruz. following up on the firing of the cruz communications director, trump branded the senator a rally time and time again. >> the evangelicals did not vote for him. you know why? because they don't like liars. they're really smart people. they don't want to vote for a liar. but it is true. i have an ad running right now. a cruz ad. something to do and a couple of people told me this that i am backing the federal government to keep the land that's currently owned by the federal government and we should give that land to everybody and divvy it up. i'm saying to myself, well, it's not a subject i know anything about. it's a hell of an ad. this is a cruz ad. this guy is sick. there's something wrong with this guy. >> reporter: trump also sounded off on the pope who criticized the frontrunner last week for proposing a wall on the mexican border. trump wants to use the walls at the vatican as a model. john and christine. >> this

there is no word when wildin guillen-acosta could be deported. steve: a man who fought with world war ii and has been volunteering with the fayetteville museum received an honor today, a special paving stone in the ground outside the museum honoring lieutenant colonel al alvarez. alvarez was among the thousands of soldiers who stormed omaha beach on d-day. the ecm -- museums is all his a competence would not fit on one stone. standing room only at the soldier support center at fort bragg. the course was set up to teach men and women how to seamlessly transition from military to civilian jobs. governor pat mccrory launched this public-private partnership in may 2015 to help veterans carolina. we are just getting started. donald trump taking a bite out of apple. his new demands to his followers. and, check out this near hit. on the track to trouble -- his dangerous decision is the must-see video of the night. first, a lot of people outside in downtown raleigh, enjoying a great way to kick off the weekend. beautiful outside. >> temperatures are in t

sid five men ordered them to the ground before shooting acosta. >>> a south florida homeowner asking for an apology from u.u.s. after the way the driver handled his delivery. check it out. kevin halverson, his home security cameraaptured the driver throws, tossing the packages right over the fence, nothing broke luckily, but halverson would have prrerred that the driver open the gate and gently set his packages down. he said it's the last thing he expected to find because he's always had good luck with u.p.s. in the past. >> everyone at home wondering how often does this happen to them. >>> time is 5:21. much more ahead. coming up, south florida will soon be getting a little taste of the big apple. find out which iconic dessert joint coming to boca. >>> looking for ways to bring why the lowe's presents: how to plan for the future. happy valentine's day. happy birthday. sorry i forgot our anniversary. happy mother's day. now get this 1.5-pint orchid for only $9.98, what makes thermacare different? two words: it heals. how? with heat. unlike creres and rubs that mask the pain, thermaca

he's accused of killing 19-year- old neck loss acosta. he was -- nick loss acosta. he was gunned down in september that houses students. >>> campaign twixt. the new hampshire -- 2016. the new hampshire primaries are history and now focusing on south carolina. bernie sanders beat auto hillary clinton in new hampshire primary. they'll face off again tomorrow night. on the republican side, donald trump says his victory in new hampshire will not be his last. on cbs this morning, trump said he's going to win south carolina. ohio governor john kasich second place finish is shaking up the race. >>> governor kasich earns 16% last night after trump's 25%. jim spent time following governor kasich last month and has this interview with him. >> reporter: "cbs4 news" caught up with ohio governor john kay second last month following a -- kasich last month following a town hall meeting. >> when i come in and see what the administration has done, i think they made a big mistake, cuba needed to do something. why are we always reaching out and moving? my sense is they haven't made an

acosta heating and air told us they were inundated with calls from broken meters. low and staying that way, they got it fixed yesterday. they are getting a steady stream of calls overnight for people who need to have their air fixed. le you'll want to do routine maintenance on your furnace and, you know, change things like your air filter here. you can see that's the best way to avoid having a costly repair bill. reporting live in south charlotte, angela hong, reasonable. >> p we haven't seen anything yet. >> it's going to get colder as the week rolls on. we have a winter weather advisory for ash, avery and goes into tomorrow morning. avery county under a windchill more dangerous windchill values work their way in. lower teens in the mountains. boon and jefferson is 10 below or worse as the wind picks up. it will make it feel colder throughout the day today. we'll get back to freezing or above by lunchtime. tons of sunshine, but the wind will start to kick in more as the day goes on, similar to yesterday. we'll take that temperature and really chop it down. in the

all right, jim acosta, thank you. as we said right at the top, new hampshire's secretary of state is predicting a record turnout with another top official saying it could even be picking up a bit right now. our brian todd is standing by at a polling place in the town of hudson, new hampshire. brian, what are you seeing in terms of people actually showing up at the polls? >> reporter: wolf, a tremendous amount of energy here in hudson. the story as you mentioned is turnout. check this out, this line goes out the door and we're just getting into the rush shower crush of voters. we have three hours left until the polls close in this precinct. if we can't get back in, we can't show you how the process works. we'll do that for you right now. this is what's cool about covering these balloting stations here. we'll show you how the process works on live tv in realtime. here's how it deposgoes. people will line up here, they check in at these desks over here. they are asked whether they're democrat or republican. then they're

time.fox carolina's adrian acosta says she has a message for anyone driving in tonight's dangerous conditions. 3 3 3 3 3 that's right cody and dianaa&sheryl stanton says of fireman, police, and ems out working accidents in today's bad weathera&and she knows there will be those that drive wrecklessly around them. "in an instant because someone chose to drive drunk, my husband was killed."its been one year since sheryl stanton lost the love of her lifea&sandy springs firefighter ken stanton. stanton. 3 "kenny was a great, great person, he smiled all the timea&im not just saying that because he's my husbanda&.he just woke up happy"and sheryl stanton says her husband was especially happy when called to duty at the department where he volunteered."station 26 tones went off he grabbed his gear, kissed my 3 times, always 3 times, ran out the door and said love you see you in a little bit."but that call last february would be ken stanton's last."the doctor said he did everything he could but he was gonea&." troopers say stanton was hit accident scenethe driver later fled the scene according to troope

times.fox carolina's adrian acosta has the story you'll see only on fox. 3 3 3 3 3 kim clark says she posted her cell phone video because she thinks people are thirsty for a good story like this this 3 "came around the coroner and saw police lights and you could tell from a couple of blocks back what was going on" clarks says officers had both sides of reynolds avenue blockeda&and once she realized why she began recording"there was a dog that so i stopped for a minute in traffic and started watching" clark says she walked up to the officer to offer help"he was making eye contact with the officer..he was shakinga&the fear was palpable and that's when the officer got down on his kneesa&and was eye to eye keeping him calm"clark says greenwood deputies also arrived on scene and kept cars back until help arrived for the doga&she says neighbors also pitched in with blankets for the dog"i felt like i was in the town that i grew up in and loved back when things were so simple and sweet"clark posted the video on facebook and since then it has been viewed and shared 10s of thousands of timesa&.

his sister told me through a translator acosta entered the country illegally in 2014 he is escaped -- ies family says he escaped certain death at hand of gangs and riverside high school is home to the largest latino student population in the county and we just learned that since the immigration raids attendance has dropped by at least 20%. now i am told students are simply too afraid to come back to school. >> this is caused serious serious harm to the entire community. it's terrorized everyone and he is detained and faces deportation. >> and back here outside the headquarters again-- >> reporter: and back here outside the headquarters again we plan to check in with school what attendance is looking like there. we are told that the student in this particular instance acosta is being held in georgia and plans are underway to deport him back to honduras. reporting outside the durham public schools headquarters, mario boone wncn news now. >>> the state is plapping to take a closer look at the problems plaguing thousands of blue cross blue shield >> insurance commissioner goodwin says he

cnn's senior white house correspondent jim acosta is following donald trump. he's in radford, virginia. i don't know if he's been tweeting out any of that sort of particular brand that he likes to do, especially on the heels of really good poll numbers but what are we expecting today? every day is a little different. >> well, my guess is he likes to talk about poll numbers, ashlee, so my guess is he will hear about that cnn/orc poll when donald trump takes the stage here behind me. you're right about the polls. they show him sort of juggernaut status right now. he is dominating across the board. not only nationally but a couple of state polls that have come out earlier this morning, from monmouth university, that show donald trump way out in front in alabama and oklahoma. those are two key super tuesday states and so at this point the question becomes can anybody stop donald trump after super tuesday because he is really poised at this point to really have a clean sweep or a near clean sweep. he may not win texas, across the board on super tuesday. and it also

primaries.fox carolina's adrian acosta joins us live now at clemson university's t ed garrison arena where the gop front runner will speak at a rally later tonight.adrian, what's it looking like as the focus shifts to south carolina? 3 diana and cody first it was iowa, then new hampshire, and now south carolina is at the center of the political worlda&..and in just a short while here at the t. ed garrison arena in pendleton last nights g.o.p winner donald trump begins his quest to repeat what he did in the granite state 3 but according to furman political science professor brent nelsena&.winning in south carolina is whole different ball gamenelsen says trumps massive win in new transfer into a big win here in the palmetto statewhy because nelson says south carolina is the first state to have a primary with a significant minority populationa&nelsen also says candidates have to attack south carolina in a much different way than they did in the first two primary states take a listen 3 3 3 "south carolina is a big little state. we are not the biggest state in the union but we have lots o

. >>> former reading city councilresident francisco acosta the has been sentenced to two years prison. 's apologized to day in federal courtn philadelphia a to the people of the reading. acosta took aine in exchange forfforts to repealhe cities campaigninance laws. >>> bill cosby is due court tomorrow, in h nng sexual assault case. e cosby a's lawyers plan to gue that the 78 year-old entertainer had an immunity al with former montgomery county district attorney bruce castor that was backhen the the accuser filed a cil lawsuit against cosby a decade ago. a a judge will determine if the county has enoughvidence to ing the new criminal case to trial. >>> meanwhile a federal judge ll sentence chaka a fattah junior mrow. fattah junior faces between 57 and 71 months in prison for misusing money from federal loans, as well as misu of fund as a school management subcontractor. >>> temple university is moving forward on plans to build a n ftball stadium on campus. temple's president madehe announcement to more than 200 students tonight during a eting hostedy the temple student vnment. the pres

representative acosta admits she forgot to submit leave request meaning other members have to noticeand speak up as metcalf did that day. he says each pennsylvania constituent ultimately suffers from the mistakes. >> that person's vote that was their vote was cast by somebody that they don't elect, that they most likely don't even know. >> so metcalf has called on the house ethics committee investigate all of this but that committee will neither confirm nor deny that it's investigating, for now it is still a mystery who pushed the voting button of representative acosta. we asked her she declined on camera interview, she did not want to get anybody in trouble as part of this. >> we don't know who is pushing the button for her. >> it's hard to tell. no actual record. >> so we heard the officials in the story say they don't know how much this happens. the gentleman said not very often. is there any way to prevent it? >> preventing it is one question we asked both parties about. they could not specifically answer technology might be part of the answer, like i.d. badges they have to swipe

diane acosta of h and r block here. tax season is in full swing. with just over 60 days left to understand there is a growing problem when it comes to their taxes. tax fraud is on the rise, but just how concerned should you be? here to answer those questions and more on how people can protect themselves, is diane acosta a tax professional for h&r block. diane, how concerned should people be about tax fraud? diane: - according to the irs there have already been over 3 million victims and that number is on the rise. question: what can taxpayers do to protect their tax refund from getting in the wrong hands? diane: - number one it is very important to file your tax return early. that way you can prevent someone from filing with your information before you. - strong passwords - there are products out there to product you. question: if someone finds out they are a victim of start taking to regain their identity and get their refund? contact the irs: individuals who suspect there may return filed using information should contact the irs specialized unit

county.fox carolina's adrian acosta joins us now live from libertya&adrian is there any connection between the victim and the suspect? waldrop was supposed to have a bond hearing at the courthouse behind me but waived thata&but deputies say sooner or later he will face a judge for the killing of farah was friends with 3 3 ""she had an incredible bond with her kids..i don't know why anyone would mess with hera&she doesn't talk to anyone, just went to work, came home, spent time with her ds"that's how farah kahn's next door neighbor described the single mother of four children--who pickens county sheriff rick clarks say was shot in the head and left on this boat ramp off of the saluda lake.her body discovered by a pair of fisherman. fisherman. 3 "it's a sad day in pickens county, we are here to announce the arrest of kasey waldrop for the murder of reza farah khan"clark says khan and waldrop had a friendship of some sorta&but as of now its unclear what led to waldrop killing her"its hard to believe that a life can be our society and it bothers us greatly"clark said deputies were able to trac

example important to get certified in cprwon't always bebe fire department was in this caseadrian acosta news tonight. 3 chief 3 meteorologist kendra kent joins us now with a look at 3 winds will be strong through this afternoon, but should weaken into this evening and tonight. overnight lows will drop to 31 across the upstate and 25 in the mountains. snow will continue near the tn border during the overnight, then gradually dissipate friday morning. friday will bring plenty of sunshine, lighter winds and cool conditions. highs will warm to 53 in the upstate and 43 in the mountains. friday night will be the coldest of the next 7 days. lows will cool to 29 in the upstate and 24 in the mountains. saturday is looking sunny and a bit milder with highs in the low to mid 50s. sunday will be comfortable in the low 60s for the upstate, then it stays mild for the first half of next week. showers and a few storms will be possible by tuesday night and wednesday.winds will be strong through this afternoon, but should weaken into this evening and tonight. overnight lows will drop to 31 across mountai

..but your winning ticket lives in the wild and is prerey tough to catch - -fox carolina's adrian acosta joins us now to explain 3 lawmakers say the coyote population in the state is out of control...and they are hoping a little game of chance with a big payoff...will be coyote hanging out by a pool in spartanburg county in broad daylight are becoming more and more common according to ron winegard with the south carolina department of natural resources resources 3 "coyotoes are not native to south carolina they were brought here and they have spread to every county in the state of south carolina"and winegard says the normally nocturnal animal is becoming bolder ....he says he had to shoot this one in right in downtown easleyaccording to dnr...the exploding coyote population is taking its toll on deer by feeding on fawns...bringing the deer population down 30% since 2002."you can kill coyotes year around...you have to have a hunting license if you go out and hunt them but you have a right to protect your property"3 just this week lawmakers introduced legislation they hope will help calm t

jim acosta, thanks. i want to go next to sarah murray, who is also down on the floor here in the debate stage. sarah, how are the candidates feeling heading into tonight's debate? what are they doing to prepare? do we know? >> well, everyone has different strategies heading into debate night. and of course, this is going to be a big night for ted cruz. they know the stakes are high. they wanted to cram in a little last-minute debate prep, but this time it looked a little different than it has in the past, because in the past, rick tyler, the communications director that cruz fired earlier this week, plays donald trump in the mock debates. at one point, he even brought in a donald trump wig to really get everyone going. obviously, he was not there this time around. but the cruz camp says they still feel confident going into this debate tonight. he's home, slept in his own bed and spent some time with his family. that's going to give him a boost, they're hoping. as for marco rubio, he had a more lax schedu

jim acosta has more. it started with romney yesterday saying there might be a bombshell in trump's tax returns and saying that he should release his returns as well as rubio and cruz. >> that's right, anderson. i just tried to ask the rnc chairman should there be an additional podium for mitt romney behind me on the debate stage. he said no and sort of laughed off the question. anderson, donald trump may be spending time tonight debating a leader not on this stage and that is the last republican nominee for president, mitt romney. as we know sha, as you said, ro is calling on trump to release his tax returns warning a bombshell might be in there. the gop front-runner went on a tear on twitter tweeting that mitt romney, who is one of the dumbest and worst candidates in the history of republican politics is now pushing me on tax returns? dope! that's a quote from donald trump on twitter. then he posted a pic of one of his recent tax returns saying signing a recent tax return, isn't this ridiculous. now, for

jim acosta has an update on the war of words. :13 - :19 1:15 - 1:181:32 - 1:362:17 - 2:22the first shots were fired in south carolina, in the civil war that will shape the future of the republican party. ...and in his battle against jeb bush, donald trump is blasting away. presidential candidate "his brother is coming into town which is, of course, lovely. ever ask yourself why his brother went silent for all these years?" presidential candidate "no bad blood."at a news conference, trump insisted there's no bad blood between himself and the bush family, and he offered a new rationale for why he opposed the iraq war. presidential candidate "you know, saddam hussein was a bad guy, but one thing about him: he killed terrorists. now, iraq is harvard for terrorism. you want to become a terrorist, you go to iraq." ...but trump got defensive war. presidential candidate "i said many things for a long time, but i wasn't a politician, so i'm not getting publicity if i say about... i said for a long time don't go into the war, don't go into the war."trump's all-out assault on former president georg

wildin david guillen acosta spoke with wral by phone in his first interview since being taken into custody. he told us he crossed the border at the age of 17 to flee gang violence in honduras. he says if he returns he could be killed. he was one of thousands of children who crossed the u-s border illegally in 2014. many of those children are now the target of raids by immigration and customs enforcement. at least six teens were taken into custody in north carolina and face deportation. a scramble to overturn an order to redraw the state's congressional districts maps is now heading to the u-s supreme court. federal judges say lines need to be re- drawn. some say that will cause havoc on upcoming voting. wral's adam owens tells us the options state leaders have now. three federal judges re-affirmed their earlier decision. state leaders must re-draw

jim acosta is with the trump camp in ratford, virginia. we just saw a group of protester s escorted out at trump events. >> i should mention right now we can point them out another small group of protesters being led out of this rally on the campus of radford university. they were initially resisting security efforts to leave the building. they are now leaving. earlier than this, wolf, just a few moments ago, we can room that footage. there was about 20 or 30 protesters in the stands just off to my right who were saying a variety of things. one of those things was black lives matter. they were saying some other things we couldn't make out. they were initially resisting efforts from security to leave the premises and then they eventually did. there was a little bit of an altercation between some of those protesters and members of security before they eventually left the building. and then it was at that point, wolf, that donald trump up on the stage behind me sads, all lives matter and the crowd here was chanting all lives matter. there hav

cnn's jim acosta outside trump's arkansas rally today. margaret hoover and john avalon editor-in-chief of "the daily beast" are with us and lieian lizza with me in south carolina and trump supporter scottie "headline news." thank you for being with me. i want to begin with jim acosta on the ground where donald trump just wrapped up a rally in bentonville, arkansas, the home of a big corporation, a home of walmart. >> true. >> jim, what is he saying today? i would assume narrowly focused on rubio, right? >> reporter: yes, pretty narrowly focused on rubio, poppy. i mentioned walmart once during this one-hour take-down of marco rubio, you might call it here in bentonville saying if he wins arkansas he may shop at walmart forever. that was what donald trump said during thighs remarks here, joined by chris christie, who also went after marco rubio. normally you pick a vice presidential running mate as your attack dog. donald trump has not chosen chris christie as his running mate at least not yet but christie was savaging marco rubio for a goo

. >> jim acosta is out front at trump's rally. you watch this and say, wait a minute. am i watching some sort of comedy act? this was real politics today. >> right. yeah, not exactly high brow humor, though, on the campaign trail, erin. things have gotten more fluid in this race for the white house. trump and marco rubio are now engaged in a locker room brawl for the gop nomination. it's gotten so ugly it's descended into name-calling over who sweats the most and who can actually control their bladder the best. donald trump tried to turn the page after cnn's fiery republican debate. rolling out a jaw-dropping endorsement from chris christie. >> this was an endorsement that really meant a lot. >> there is no better fighter than donald trump. he's going to fight for the american people. >> other than that, i rest my case. >> trump seemed rattled by a newly aggressive marco rubio at thursday's debate. >> if you hadn't heard of $200 million selling watches -- >> that's wrong. that is so wrong. >> reporter: rubio decided the only way to take down the gop front-runner is to

we have gone where no came has gone before in that regard, anderson. >> jim acosta, thanks. i want to bring in our old friend and former colleague paul ste steinhauser who is in his element right now. trump has a big lead in new hampshire according to the latest polls but still feeling the sting from iowa. what did he say to you about it? >> reporter: i talked to him this afternoon. he didn't use any profanities. he was a little more reservd. take a listen. can you continue on if you don't finish first here and you didn't finish first in iowa? >> yes, i can. but i would love to finish first here and i think i probably finished first in iowa if you add in the votes that were wrongly taken away from ben carson so i think i did really great in iowa. it's a caucus state, not the place that i'm used to. i like this much better where you go in and vote. we're going to do really well in new hampshire. >> reporter: you know, he's been up in the polls here by double-digits for so long but if donald trump doesn't win by at least 10% here, others will look at it as a loss for donald tr

lucia acosta grabs a player and ball out of foul, no whistle and acosta gets an easy goal. look at this replay. i'm not sure what the refs are watching. dc wins it 1-0. they play the union next saturday. >>> a big one for the lightning atlantic division. that is a good news at sports. >>> a paraplegic and his best friend. volusia county police reunited the two. kevin love lives in assisted facility with his dog poope and he left the pup with a friend and he escaped. word got out on facebook and alerted city employees to be on the lookout. he was found and reunited with young. >>> mourning the loss of an influential supreme court justice. how the gop candidates are >>> you're watching news channel 8 today. >>> good morning. i'm candice mcgowan. thanks for joining us. covering the politics story. a live look from our nation's capital. the flags lowered to half-staff in honor of justice antonin scalia. dying of natural causes on a hunting trip in texas. flags are outside the court building. president ronald reagan. the first justice of italian heritage. now the debate is what

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talked about from the faa on the as seen on section of foxcarolina.com live in greenville adrian acosta fcnt 3 new tonight 3 two days later and it's still what everyone in the carolina's is talking about... quarterback cam newton walking out of his postgame press conference after the panthers lost super bowl 50 sunday night... newton's been ridiculed ever since... experts and analysts calling the q-b "selfish" and a "sore loser"... 3 sports director ac joins us... and aaron, newton spoke to the media earlier, and says he *is right?3 yeah we'll play that for you in just a minute... no question newton probably wishes he handled the loss with a little more grace... grace...the panthers getting back to bank of america stadium to clean out their lockers tuesday morning... at almost the same time while denver celebrated the super bowl with their victory parade... newton's actions after the super bowl loss, continue to burn up sports talk radio and t-v shows... part of it is how popular the signal caller's become.. newton says while he does aim to set an example with his actions... he's fine w

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jim acosta is along for the ride. >> reporter: donald trump took a victory lap on this stage.mp tipped his hat to carly fiorina and chris christie who dropped out of the race. trump has been attacked, but he rarely talked about his opponents in south carolina. he did spend some time sounding like a general election candidate. hitting hillary clinton as somebody who can't beat bernie sanders. here is how trump put it. >> she's got to get through this wacky socialist guy, bernie. listen, no, no, last night, last night, before i made my speech, i said i don't want to make it while he's making it. i was trying to beat him out there. i said let him go. he went on forever. he wants to give the country away. >> reporter: the trump campaign is holding with the big rallies up and down the campaign calendar. his campaign manager says he has a major advantage over the candidates in the field. he said the campaign has staff and volunteers in 20 states and trump will not just be in south carolina in the coming days. he will be in louisiana and florida heading into the weekend. john and chr

jim acosta, volatility indeed, thank you. my panel, pastor darrell scott, founder and senior pastor at new spirit revival center in ohio. a trump supporter. also with me, the chairman of the florida state government relations and a marco rubio supporter. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. >> good to see you again, brooke. >> good to see you. pastor, let me just begin with you. just going back to some of the video. allen, if we have it, let's play it again. to you, as a trump supporter, as an african-american pastor, when you see these young folks together, holding hands, you know, disrupting this rally, chanting "black lives matter," what is happening here? what's your response? >> well, as one who is used to speaking in front of crowds, i think that anyone that comes to someone's event with the intent to disrupt, i mean, they're wrong, right, from the very beginning. peaceful protest is one thing. disruption is another. and they're seeking to disrupt donald trump because of the momentum that he's gained in this presidential

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she was buried for at least one if you know anything about her, call detective sal acosta, at 2-8-3-78-55. and some sad news to report out of heavenly ski resort... where a woman has died in a skiing accident. officials say 77-year-old kathryn strangman of wisconsin died from injuries, after she hit a tree tuesday morning. heavenly ski patrol responded and attempted life support before taking strangman off the mountain. she was later pronounced dead by the douglas county coroner's office. an autopsy is scheduled, as well as an investigation into the incident. still to come on channel 2 news this morning... still to come on channel 2 news this morning... we have a presidential candidate making their way to northern gain your vote ahead of the caucuses...we have the latest after the break. meteorologist jeff martinez will have your pinpoint 2 forecast after the hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for am

jim acosta has more on that. >> reporter: a blizzard of insults. trump referred to bush as a child and bush called trump a liar and a whiner. trump campaign told me they see a big difference between iowa and new hampshire. inside that campaign, they believe iowa was more about explaining the confusing caucus process to iowans and new hampshire's pure getting out the vote. you saw the big splashy rally in manchester where donald trump actually end with after marco rubio and his performance at the weekend debate. >> i'm standing at the debate. i'm watching marco sweating like a dog on my right. honestly, marco's having a nice time. he's a nice guy. i have a very good memory. after three times, i said he said that about three minutes ago. then i said, wait, wait. he said that two minutes ago. after the fifth time, i said what the hell's going on over here. >> reporter: and trump's closing argument is what it has been all along. he is hitting the lines the audience sees every time. vowing to build the wall and escalate the war on isis and scrap obamaca

to her killer"i'll be pretty glada&happy when they find out who done it"in pickens county adrian acosta the four o'clock news. 3 an autopsy has also been ordered and investigators hope that will shed light on exactly how kahn dieda&and boat ramp before she was found meanwhile investigators are asking anyone with information to call the pickens county sheriffs office or crimestoppers at 1-888-crime-sc 3 continuing to cover our counties at four---- 3 in jackson county-the cause of a deadly fire is under investigation. investigation.the sheriff's office says the fire broke out at a home on enchanted forest drive in sylva around 7-30 yesterday morning.when firefighters responded to the scene...a body was found inside.the victim's identity has not yet been released.the north carolina state bureau of investigations is looking into the fire...but deputies say foul play is *not suspected. 3 in greenville county-we're working to get more information after police say a gunshot victim showed up at a greer hospital this afternoon. afternoon.right now, details are limited...but police say they respo

jim acosta live in new hampshire with more on that.jim. >> reporter: good morning, carol. it is not groundhog day when it comes to the republican race for the white house. we're accustomed to seeing donald trump in the headlines and riding high in the polls and sucking up the oxygen. that's not the case. cruz had a texas-sized victory in the iowa caucuses. we've been counting, it's been 14 hours since donald trump's tweet. he's been silent since his disappointing finish last night in second place. this candidate didn't do the conventional things you need to do to win iowa. he didn't go to pizza ranches and visit all 99 counties. iowans crave that kind of attention, and donald trump did not give it to them. but in the end, last night trump was gracious tipping his hat to cruz. he vowed to keep on fighting. here's what he said. >> iowa, we love you. we thank you. you're special. we will be back many, many times. in fact, i think i might come here and buy a farm. i love it. okay? >> i don't know who's going to win between bernie and hilla

jim acosta reporting live from south caroli south carolina.d trump and cruz are pulling no punches. trump firing his shot with this ad, questioning cruz's trustworthiness. >> what kind of man talks from both sides of his mouth on amnesty for illegals on national television and still denies it? who runs a campaign of dirty tricks? ted cruz, the worst kind of washington insider who just can't with trusted. >> all right. not to be outdone. cruz took on his rival with a little help from kids, a doll house, and a toy that strongly resembles donald trump. >> look. i got the trump action figure. >> wait. it's huge. >> what does he do? >> he pretends to be a republican. >> hey, hillary, i'll give you money to be my friend. check out my house, mr. trump. >> that's a lousy house. i'm going to take your house and park my limos there. >> i can't help it. it was funny. all right. let's talk about that and more. editor and chief of the daily beast, and the executive editor of real clear politics are with us. welcome to both of us. tom, you weren't laughing

dead 3 the family says they belive who were trying to steal scrap metalbut as fox carolina's adrian acosta found out...this may not be an isolated incident incidentadrian joins us now live from the paws shelter in anderson with the story 3 here at anderson paws they say there's been an increase in violence against animals....and say this latest incident falls right in line with the type of thing they're seeing 3 3 3 ""nats""jackie thrasher's says her dog charlie was not only a friend but a protector protector 3 "charlie was very friendly dog he only barked when people would go up and down the dog, but everyone knew him he never tried to jump the fence or bite anyone"but saturday morning she says somone shot him to death"i heard charlie barking then i heard what i thought was a firecracker, but it turned out to be a gun shot" thrasher believes it was metal from her yard...something she says has happened before"im sure if we would have come out they would have shot us too and it is a scary feeling"thrasher says she filed a report with the anderson county sheriff's office after the incident "