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. >> a number ads used popular music. we heard bowie and a few different songs. what is the benefit of using a popular song? >> songs are a sauce for a lot of these commercials. bowie choice was a great choice for the commander song and a big rock song by van halen for a big american sports car. it instantly cuts through and it communicates in a party atmosphere. >> i guess music can always set a mood, you know? if you're trying to tug at people's heart strings, like the audi commercial is a way to do it. celebrities always make a showing when it comes to super bowls as there were a number of celebrities. using a celebrity can be a double-edged sword, right? >> there were over 50 celebrities on this. you selling your product or a kim kardashian was on a super bowl ad last year but do you remember what it was for? >> no. i like the amazon commercial. >> the amazon commercial was pretty funny. i love the spot with serena williams and the other celebrity. i never thought i would see mr. white but there he was. >> what about this? at the end of the super bowl, right?

first, in an ad using an interview in 2008. going to impeach him. which personally i think would have been a wonderful thing. >> the ad getting a thought of talk in a south carolina. >> sometimes those ads are spliced together to make things sound like they aren't really what they sound like. in this case, he said it. >> donald trump has since quieted his impeachment talk. with the passing of antonin scalia the talk on the trail is who will fill the void. ted cruz claiming donald trump would not look far, saying he would appoint his sister, who is a federal judge in new jersey. >> the one person he has suggested is his sister who is a court of appeals judge appointed by bill clinton. >> donald trump spoke highly of his sister in in august interview but this week saying she would not be the right person for the seat. good at it but he did not think it would happen. >> >>> the simple mistake that sent a woman on the rampage and a wendy's worker on the defensive. >>> i don't know what my outlook is. >> up look -- up next, what paralyzed a pascoe county

scammers are creating fake ads touting condos at a ridiculous low price. peter bernard joins us now with some of the red flags. >> good evening. the average rate for a condo or a hotel on the beach is about 300 a night. that is the average. it goes up from there. will see rates that are far lower than that. a check of craigslist might bring up this ad for this condo. but check closely. this is from a listing that was for sale years ago. and this ad using the photos but posted by a scammer. >> we tell them they have been defrauded. >> they increase drastically during spring break. >> reporter: as spring break approaches, clear water police are seeing the condo scam grow. >> from january through june. i see everywhere from 15 to 30 cases a month. people sending their money to people they met on craigslist. >> reporter: the scammerrers use dating sites to funnel money to their overseas location. a victim had to lay out the >> he said i couldn't believe this house was for rent for so cheap. it wasn't. >> reporter: now, he scans craigslist ads every other day looking for his condo an

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character, some organizations say, is a political symbol. nay-rahl naral pro-choice america says the ad uses anti-choice tactics, and humanizes fetuses. conservative talk radio host, and former congressman joe walsh tweeted "sorry pro-abort, baby killers. that is a baby in there. real human life. probably likes doritos, too. deal with it." as an aside, here we are 25-hours after kickoff... and more than one- million people have viewed the youtube link to the commercial.### will likely be a very busy week for asian tourists. today marks the start of chinese new year. celebrations generally include music... dancing... and food. but gambling is also a big part of asian culture. downtown casinos have doubled their number of tables for pai gow poker.... and baccarat. "when all the people are together, we try to have more fun, so we play majong or gamble a little bit, and the reason they do that is just trying to enjoy the new year." the silver legacy is also welcoming chinese singing superstar... j-j lin on sunday. throughout the weekend... there will be traditional chinese lion dances in both th

. >> all i'm asking is a simple question >>> michael, long ad using morning joe there against rubio, putting up rick santorum. >> with friend like rick. it was an unfortunate situation for santorum. but paints a picture that his opponents want to paint to marco rubio, that he has been in the senate for a short period of time. he didn't do anything. three governors tried to prove that point. saying they have a toirnt. it's very effective and clever. >> the former governor campaigning with his mother. jed bush changing tactics. good to talk to you soon. >> hillary clinton is apparently not the only secretary of state receiving classified emails on a personal account. the state department says her two predecessors received emails with classified information. 10 messages were sent to senior aids while she was in office. powell got two emails. powell denied it was sensitive. neither was cop secret. president obama proposed a $10 tax on oil. the white house says it's an empt to reduce carbon emissions and collect funds for mass transit investment. the fee would be paid by all companies and

. >> advertisers use themes like sex and independence. many doctors fear unrestricted ads can reverse decades of progress against tobacco use. >> the ones that are most advertised are owned by tobacco companies. >> dr. kelly england-will recently received a large grant. while her work has just begun, a recent cdc report shows that nationwide, 70% of high school students see e-cig ads, and use >> if we want to reach that teen audience, we have to understand where they're coming from. >> the team from eastern virginia medical school will develop outreach campaign to turn the tide on this trend. >> i just don't think it is cool. >> if you are 18 who wants to participate in the study by sharing your experiences, or your parents of 18 who wants to be involved, you can send an e-mail. we put the e-mail address with this story on wavy.com. nicole: tonight, the suffolk school board will see amendments to add -- to band e-cigarettes from school property in extracurricular activities starting july 1. the board will vote next month. >> now, your forecast with chief meteorologist don

tonight, a new attack ad using that as ammo. >> i paid $30,000 to trump university, and all i got was a picture of myself with a cutout of donald trump. >> reporter: rival ted cruz is piling on, hammering trump for not releasing his tax returns. >> but maybe his tax returns show that he doesn't have quite as much money as he says he has. >> reporter: and trump is taking aim at the media threaten being to weaken first amendment protections for reporters so he can sue them. >> the media, the most dishonest human beings on earth. i'm telling you. >> reporter: but his supporters in tennessee tonight aren't bothered by the attacks. all the new attacks we're hearing from rubio and cruz going after donald trump? >> ain't phasing me a bit. >> reporter: and chris christie just finished his remarks here, donald trump now speaking and one of those coveted positions. he says soon as he leaves office he wants to sgee the private sector to make money, just like cecilia? >> a big crowd behind you, mary. thank you. jonathan karl joins me, super tuesday just two days away. is it a done deal if donald

tonight, a new attack ad using that as ammo. >> i paid $35,000 to trump university and all i got was a picture of myself with a cardboard cutout of donald trump. >> reporter: rival ted cruz is piling on, hammering trump for not releasing his tax returns. >> but maybe his tax returns show that he doesn't have quite as much money as he says he >> reporter: and trump is also threatening to weaken first amendment protections for reporters so he can sue them. >> the media -- the most dishonest human beings on earth, i'm telling you. >> reporter: but his spotters in attacks. all these new attacks we're going after donald trump? >> not fazing me a bit. >> mary bruce joins us now. donald trump aut to take the stage there. so many endorsements. so much hope for a spot in the white house. is chr christie offering any indications that he's@after a new job here. >> chris christie is set to join donald trump here. he has been asked a direct cecilia. trail. let's talk donald trump, if he comes out ahead, is it a done deal? >> no, but it will be close. donald trump can kill off ted cruz by winning

tonight, a new attack ad using that as ammo. picture of myself with a cardboard cutout of donald trump. >> reporter: rival ted cruz is piling on, hammering trump for not releasing his tax returns. >> but maybe his tax returns show that he doesn't have quite as much money as he says he does. >> reporter: and trump is also taking aim at the media, threatening to weaken first amendment protections for reporters so he can sue them. >> the media -- the most dishonest human beings on earth, i'm telling you. >> reporter: but his supporters in tennessee aren't bothered by the attacks. all these new attacks we're hearing from rubio and cruz going after donald trump? >> not fazing me a bit. >> okay, mary bruce joins us now from tennessee. donald trump about to take the stage there. mary, so many endorsements. so much hope for a spot in the white house. is chris christie offering any indication that he's after a new job here. >> chris christie is set to join donald trump here. question. to make money, just like donald trump. cecilia. >> mary bruce on the campaign abc's jonathan karl joins us now.

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. >>> also next, there are plenty of super bowl commercials that were popular but this ad using americanory is also sparking online outrage. don't even think about it. cough if you can hear me. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? it works on his cough too. cough! it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. >>> good morning. i'm katy zachry with a look at the roads right now. a live look in new jersey at the 42 freeway where it meets up with the atlantic city expressway. no issues to report on the ac expressway. coming up in a bit, we'll take a look at the garden state a live look outside, right outside center city philadelphia. this is around montgomery drive. light traffic is picking up a bit. we'll take a look at your drive times when i see you in three minutes. >>> chosen 300 ministries held its annual super bowl party for the homeless last night. the guest were treated to a pregame meal, prior to the kickoff during the game and a chicken wing dinner during halftime. they serve more than 150,000 meals

. >> he used the same ad and used the same name. >> reporter: police set up sting and nabbed the suspect. police believe there could with b more suspects. >> people get embarrassed. >> reporter: if you ever want to meet someone you don't know, meet at the sheriff's office or a police department. it's a safe place with the right people. >> i was super mad. i wanted to numpleg guy. >> reporter: in tampa, court n robinson, wtsp. >> to learn more about operation safe sale, head e to wtsp.com, and click on this story in the as seen on tv section. celebrity joint is open. >> wahlberg's is open. chef paul wahlberg and hi brothers, actors mark and donny wahlberg, own the chain. mark and paul attended the opening. >>> ever run out door and miss a cup of joe? there's a new wearable way to get your caffeine fix. >> a man encounters one of the world's deadliest snakes and lives to tell the tale. what saved him ahead. >> looking for a ride? see which ones top thely of most ticketed. and it's not just sports cars. >> it was a terrific thursday. so how about we shoot for a fantastic friday? we are head

. >>> the race for the white house: cruz released a new campaign ad using trump's own words are in 1999ing he was pro-choice. trump said he's against abortion. his campaign sent a lawsuit to cruz. >> you want to file a lawsuit challenging this ad? claiming it is defamation. file the lawsuit. >> republican candidate marco rubio won a key endorsement today from south carolina's governor. >>> the conditions are changing here in the bay area. on the left yesterday's sun. sand and surf, ocean beach. on the right, the golden created as the dark clouds and a winter storm rolling in. and that storm is bringing rain and wind to the bay area. this is video into our newsroom. the conditions, you can see how the rain is c down. >> it was enough to force the landing patterns to change. flights came in from the north instead of the south and east. the wind caused dozens of delays and several flyers had to be canceled. >>> pretty choppy on the bay. >> let's bring in our meteorologist mark tamayo. >> i'm thinking about a quarter inch to an inch. most of that will be happening tonight. the rainfall, ove

discussed the battle with republicans to regulate wall street, saying one of her favorite politcal ads used a trained dog that barked when a politician didn't tell the truth. "we need to get that dog and follow them around and everytime they say these things like, 'oh the great recession was caused by too much regulation.' arf arf arf arf you know. i think we could cut right through a lot of their claims." one of the last polls taken in the silver state showed clinton with a large margin over senator bernie sanders.## for the republicans... former president george w. bush made his first campaign appearance in south carolina in support of jeb's run for the white house-- and took on recent attacks on his "george w. bush, former president "there seems to be a lot of name calling going on but i want to remind you what our good dad told me one time. labels are for soup cans!" " bush didn't mention donald trump by name, but there were some clear digs against the republican candidate who has a commanding lead in the south carolina primary polls. as for the silver state, the democrats will caucus t

senator ted cruz has pulled a recent campaign act at after learning that a an actress featured in the ad used to work in adultfe films. the campaign says that amy lindsay had responded to an open casting call and the production company did not properly that her. lindsay said she is extremely disappointed in thee decision. think thatt ted crews campaign might have acted inappropriately or hastily.ai this is also the kind of person that might be a voting in this race.is a it's not just the white male christian gun tony people. it's people like me that tend to be very fiscally conservative and maybe illiterate more socially liberal. >> one of the actresses who is there,, had a more colorful film history than we were aware. >> she's also appeared in mainstream productions like a voyager. canada has been solved.. this is the poster that circulated three decades a row from his home. head injury soon after leaving his memory you lived under a different identity for decades but more recently startedff experiencing flashbacks and reread the nameme. a social worker checked and found he was the man miss

charles---tv political ad buys used to be a better barometer of a candidate's campaign strength than they might be now. candidates can get their messages out in a lot of youtube and social media. but if the campaigns have money---they still spend it. we broke down some of the here at wis for spending both by political action committees or pac's---and the campaign organizations themselves. biggest buyer for the first quarter at this station---the pac called right to rise, an organization leaning to former florida governor jeb bush. more than $459 thousand scheduled through the first quarter. next closest---conservative solutions, a pro-marco rubio pac at nearly $193 thousand dollars. the rubio campaign though---separate from the pac---expected to fork over another $138 thousand. also in the mix, one of the many pac's promoting the candidacy of senator ted cruz. this one called stand for truth----has bought $187 thousand dollars in air time. we also see another cruz-aligned pac calling itself keep the promise 1 committed to an addtional $89 thousand. where's donald trump? a much lower