harris: andrea? andrea: this issue is so complex.on you for your expertise. >> sure. andrea: we've seen cases of athletic privilege and cover-up before with penn state, atrocious, atrocious crimes against humanity at penn state covered up. other places where athletic privilege ruled universities like mizzou. power and privilege of the student athlete. you see college rapes, this problem seems to be everywhere. then you have allegations of it not being true. duke lacrosse. i think public is going, what is true what's different? what's not? every case is unique the you have martha maccallum who did amazing report for the fox news channel how the administration is pushing schools to prosecute these boys and if they don't, then they're going to withhold their federal monies. so you have, it is just a such murky complex issue. can you make some sense with this case? >> allegations are allegations. there have been people falsely accused and been tarred and feathered as a result of the allegations of one person. that is wrong. andrea: uva.

andrea, please, don't say anything else. no, i need to tell them i didn't know what to do so i asked dr. platner for help. benson: and you wrote andrea the prescription. i've seen many children die. children born without brains, riddled with cancer. this time, at least i was able to do something before that little girl suffered. what about your oath? to do no harm? i couldn't even make sarah comfortable. her mother wanted to spare her years of torture. now would it have been less harmful to make her go through that? a jury will see him as an angel of mercy. or an angel of death. our version goes down a lot smoother. we'll consider a plea, if there's no time involved. cabot: your client provided the murder weapon. we're not going to send the message that you can kill a terminally ill child and get off with a slap on the wrist. stabler: you're loong at 25 years to life. attorney: not after the jury hears her story. you fed sarah the drugs. dna proves that little girl in the river is your daughter. she was my baby. you could ne

andrea: tommy lee is not in the family? >> no. andrea: shoot.ew allegations of political correctness run amok at taxpayer funded move. listen to. university of florida professor banned her class using againerred words in course called creativity and context. if students don't comply the grades will drop. husband and wife, boyfriend and girlfriend, mom and dad. the ones likely paying for the classes of course. melissa: right. harris: the professor says the rules are about being inclusive to alternative orientations andly structures and free of stereotypes. if your kid is calling dad, what do they call? >> this is just, i remember 20 years ago colleges were an bag the word seminar, replacing is with ovular to get genderness out of it. this happens all the time on college campuses, so stupid, so ridiculous and -- harris: like ovary? >> instead of seminal. andrea: joke from "legally blonde.." winter semester, the winter omester. >> this is just another in the long list. harris: why are things always huge, the ship is always a her. that is not what t

andrea: you're right, bill. journal has been polling, months ago, december, 53% of the blue-collar voters peeling off for donald trump. that was lasser i don't. that is what's happening in the republican party. and to the point that ted cruz is making, where he talks about donald trump, i'm only one beaten him, you beat him in iowa and barely beat him in iowa. if i were cruz, his compelling case that he has fought the establishment in washington, d.c. i would take that approach if i were him. it depends who gets out. if cruz or rubio gets out, if cruz gets out, those voters are not natural move to rubio. i think they're a move to a trump. if rubio gets out i think something different. if cruz gets out it will also be something different. harris: quickly before we move on, andrea, i want your take on endorsements overall. we saw something odd over the weekend. we saw announcement but was wrong about mitt romney endorsing rubio. rubio came out, said, no, no. that is not true. we worked on campaigns. endorsements,

. ♪ andrea: this is "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros.ere with us today, harris faulkner, co-host of "after the bell," melissa francis. fox business's melissa francis. and fox news contributor julie roginsky is back. also today's #oneluckyguy, republican strategist, veteran of numerous campaigns, tony sayegh. welcome back, tony. you're outnumbered. >> great to be here. andrea: fresh off the campaign trail in new hampshire. >> granite state, always wonderful to talk to voters. this is a state that prides itself on engaging with every condition kate in a real way -- candidate. harris: you're engaging. >> thank you. you bring it out in me. andrea: melissa owns a channel now. harris: can i come on your channel. >> yes. andrea: it was big night for the outsiders as donald trump and bernie sanders score major wins in the first-in-the-nation new hampshire primaries. thises is the hope for the gop establishment to rally around a candidate to take on trump appears shelved for now. we'll get to that in a second. but first, new hampshire by the numb

andrea: bingo. for the reason you mentioned because they're not necessarily terrorist phones, however, precedent knows no bounds it would seem at times. andrea: bingo. it is not big corporations versus the people. it is the federal government, big brother, versus big corporations who are protecting our privacy. tim cook knows that the feds can get into that phone if they want to get into that phone. the feds are the ones being disingenuous. they can do a force break on the phone. david hit the nail on the head. they want to set a legal precedent so they can get into anyone's phone if they want to get in under law enforcement guidelines. look what this administration has done in the past. they used the irs to target regular americans. they have shown they are able to go rogue. so the legal precedent they want to set is absolutely dangerous and it affects all encryption technology. >> hold on, why is it anymore dangerous than the government saying they want to look at terrorist phone records or their

andrea: that is donald trump. you just heard him in south carolina after that fiery debate over the weekend taking shots at other gop candidates. also seeming to clarify some of his positions and in true trump fashion. open it up to the couch. guy benson, you think of trump in south carolina? there are moments when you watch. this is always the way it has been, you go yes, yes, yes. you go huh. how did you feel about watching trump just now? how is he handling this. >> how i always feel watching donald trump, stream of consciousness. some interesting insights. a lot of nonsense. the reason he called ted cruz a liar about 17 times there, said that ted cruz has always been for amnesty by is bonkers. that is not true. andrea: why doesn't he take a shot at rubio on immigration? >> he has. andrea: he goes after jeb with the personal history we've seen for some reason. he seems to be focusing on cruz. doesn't really bring up rubio? >> he has attacked rubio on immigration, both he and cruz were for amnesty. they would bo

andrea: right.f all of this is to under legal precedent -- harris: i teed you up there. app alabama thank you, harris. to be able to get into the phone. that's what this is all about. they have the capability, the fbi does, to use supercomputers. we've talked about it on the couch, to get into this phone. they just want the legal precedent to be able to do it because they want to end all encrypted technologies for law enforcement so they can get into all of our phones if need be. ebony: and that's what's frustrating, harris, because sometimes the law lags behind technology. so you've got to wait for this legislative moment to play catch-up, essentially, is what's happening. what i don't appreciate though, and this is a classic security/safety balancing test. i think we can all appreciate the gravity of both of those concerns. i don't like it when tim cook talks about, you know, it being, you know, something that's so horrible. to me, he's trying to -- you talk about not making a phone able to open u

andrea: it is. thanks jon.dents at a minnesota elementary school about to get a lesson in heart break. their school won't be allowing them to exchange valentine's day cards this year or celebrate any other holidays for that matter. the school's principal saying he made the decision because he didn't want any of the students who are mostly foreign-born, to feel excluded, saying quote, i have come to the difficult decision to discontinue the celebration of the dominant holidays until we can come to a better understanding of how the dominant view will suppress someone else's view. i don't know about -- >> what is going on in this country. harris: they treat valentine's day like peanut allergy. that is health issue, i get that. this is strange to me. >> just tell them, if you bring valentine bring it for everybody. harris: that's what we do. that's what my girls do. >> great point. i got a letter from my daughter's school. bring a valentine for everybody. antonio you have three kids. >> this is absurd. this country

. ♪ ♪ andrea: well, today is the day.t eight hours from now iowans will head to their schools, community centers and other caucus stations to choose their presidential nominees. kicking into high gear what has been an exciting and unpredictable election season. this is "outnumbered," i'm andrea tantaros. here with us today harris faulkner, sandra smith, fox news contributor or megan mccain and today's #oneluckyguy on loan from fbn, the one, the only l.d., otherwise known as lou dobbs, and he's got a really, really dope car, and that's all i have to say. harris: really? >> amen to all of that. [laughter] andrea: you looked really good cruising you around in your car. i spotted you the other day. sandra: what car? [laughter] you don't have to reveal -- >> i'm trying to figure out how to gracefully get out of this. andrea: we'll do out on outnumbered overtime, secrets revealed. >> we'll do it. andrea: after weeks and months of finger pointing, mud slinging, debates and polls, iowans will head to their caucuses as the republi

i'm andrea tantaros. and melissa francis and today's hashtag one lucky guy, rich lowry, you are outnumbered. >> it's such a shame we had to break into that hillary clinton rally and not regale our viewers with it. andrea: i thought you might like to see her squirm. >> she says you govern and campaign in pros and poetry. andrea: iowa democrats sort out who won on the republican side. ted cruz propelled his powerful grounds game and fervent support among evangelicals to come out on top. and donald trump had his first defeat. >> let me first say to god be the glory. tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa and all across this great nation. andrea: a humbled trump gracious? defeat congratulating cruz and thanking folks in the hawkeye state in the only way he knows how. >> iowa, we love, we thank you. you are special. we'll be back many, many times. in fact i think i might come here and buy a farm. i love it. thank you, thank you everybody. andrea: a strong third place finish for marco rub

: okay. >> andrea: she's 50. 5-0. man, she looks fantastic. >> meteorologist: god bless her. >> andrea: rihanna, she's another -- >> meteorologist: she's young. she's got to be 27, 28. i'm going to say 28. >> andrea: i'm with you on that one. i'll go 26. 28, on the money. kristin you win the prize. happy birthday to both rihanna and cindy crawford. happy birthday if you're celebrating today. >> meteorologist: we're looking great out there. if you're at the daytona 500 this weekend it's looking beautiful. but first i want to start with a live look at downtown orlando. it's looking nice. we have some high puffy clouds there that's thanks to high pressure that's blowing some moisture onshore, but no rain today. so that's great, great news. we're keeping rain out of the forecast. so for our friends that are out on the track right now waking up cooking their breakfast we're looking great. yesterday in daytona we had a 5 high of 72. for race time 1:00 pm 75 degrees so it's looking good out there for the daytona 500. just an

andrea: we will see. to get all things super tuesday, you heard brit sell it, keep it right here on fox news channel all day and night. we'll begin our wall-to-wall coverage of the delegate bonanza tomorrow, starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. and then all across the country, we're going to be, as folks go to the polls to choose a person that they want to see in the white house come january. on thursday night, hold on to your hat, folks. fox news channel, hosting republican presidential debate, sure to be quite the event. what we can expect from candidate after days of straight up name-calling and down and dirty insults, you see it on thursday. you can not miss this one. of the bret baier, megyn kelly, chris wallace, thursday fox news channel. we're awaiting final release of hillary clinton's emails tonight. how could it impact her white house bid, ahead of super tuesday? whether she should have to turn over 30,000 other messages that she deleted off of her server? bill clinton on the campaign trail. well, he

andrea: are you ready? >> i'm ready. andrea: good.re honored to have your experience with us on the couch today, general. >> thank you so much. delighted. andrea: let's get to it. with just four days until the primaries in south carolina, donald trump and ted cruz ratcheting up their attacks on one another. their one-time bromance long in the rearview mirror. trump at a news conference in the palmetto state yesterday tearing into cruz with perhaps his harshest words yet. >> i've never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz. and he goes around saying he's a christian. i don't know -- i think he's an unstable person. i watch him, i see him, he's a good debater, but he can't talk. i've seen some that are much more cunning. this guy lies, but he gets caught every time. he got caught with carson. the good ones do it and don't get caught. andrea: trump also threatening to sue cruz over his canadian birth if he doesn't take his, quote, false ads and retract his lies. but cruz hit back by questioning his rival's state of mind and saying h

-andreas: no. lemonis: did they spend any money? andreas: no.nchisees? andreas: no. lemonis: have they been here helping you get open? -andreas: no. -lemonis: so, for 45%, i wouldn't expect them to all the lifting, 'cause i'm 55%, but damn. -andreas: they should be here. -lemonis: mike and kathleen have never been to chicago. that was new information to me. i expect them to be involved in the process. they haven't been involved. i'd like them to have a little better attitude about coming here and not acting like i inconvenienced them. sam: it's a grand opening. it's embarrassing. lemonis: i hate the fact that they're late. i'm gonna literally blast them to the moon. ♪ hi, guys. kathleen: sorry. we got a little lost. lemonis: when they finally do get there, they're late, not by five minutes -- by over an hour. it's more hurtful than upsetting to me, because i invested in them as much as i invested in the business. so, what do you think of the place? mike: it's, um... -kathleen: i don't like these. -mike: i'm not a fan of the -- kathleen: the way

andrea: this is "outnumbered," i'm andrea tantaros. here with us is. sandra: , megyn mccain and today hashtag one lucky guy, someone with the same last name as senator john mccain of arizona. he ran for president two types. he was the republican 35r9y's mom -- he was the republican party's nominee in 2008 and he's megyn's dad. you are outnumbered and your daughter has been here several times and we just love her. you are the political newbie. >> i'm outnumbered. thanks for mentioning i ran for president. andrea: we know there are receiven in your family. >> one of seven kids. >> i mom said ask him tough questions. harris: will you tell us stuff about megyn? >> just one day to go until the first in the nation primary and new daily tracking polling shows donald trump is leading republicans with 34%. florida senator marco rubio is down one point, now tied with senator ted cruz at 13%. rubio has been a big opponent -- a big target for his opponents. he's taking heat for repeating the the same line nearly verbatim several times. he's so scripted. he's a gre

andrea: we'll get to it. donald trump is expected to make very first remarks in virginia, scoring a latest victory in nevada. nearly 20-point win giving republican frontrunner significant momentum going into super tuesday, march 1st, when 600 delegates will be awarded. trumping channeling roiling anger with republican voters, sweeping virtually every category of the gop electorate. get this, hayes panics included. -- hispanics. listen to the donald basking in his victory glow. >> we love nevada. we love nevada. thankthank you. [cheers and applause] we weren't expected to win too much. now we're winning, winning, the country. [cheers and applause] we won the evangelicals. we won with young. we won with old. we won with highly educated. we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly-educated. you know what i am really happy about, i've been saying it for a long time. 46% with the hispanics. 46%. number one, with hispanics. [cheers and applause] andrea: all right. so you heard the man, pete hegseth, 46% of hispa

-andreas: good. how are you? -lemonis: i'm marcus. -andreas: i'm andreas. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -andreas: nice to meet you. lemonis: it was kind of hard to find. andreas: yeah, it is. it's a hidden treasure. this is my mother. -lemonis: [ speaks greek ] -andreas: [ speaks greek ] this is my brother, michael, by the way. lemonis: how you doing, michael? andreas: this is my stepdad. -this is big mike. -mike: mike ference. -lemonis: how you doing, mike? -michael: my pleasure. lemonis: nice to meet you. i'm marcus. -mike: pleased to meet you. -andreas: come on in. -lemonis: you guys are married. -mike: we are. lemonis: so, you own the business together. kathleen: together. we're partners. mike: and then we're gonna concentrate hopefully more on franchises. -lemonis: legitimate franchises? -mike: legitimate franchises. they actually have a 10-year franchise agreement with us where they pay an up-front fee. lemonis: how much was that? mike: it's $10,000 per store. and then they pay an ongoing royalty fee, as well. lemonis: okay. franchising is an incredibly

andrea: that's right. it looks like she is trying to cover something else and cover-up is always worse than the crime. >> yep. andrea: she already has trust issue. number one word associated with her is already liar. this is big deal. julie is right. people know she is in bed with wall street. they know that she and barack obama took big goldman sachs money. i agree. i want to see speeches. ii want to see what she says about capitalism. i want to see what she says about the bin laden raid she got paid a lot of money for. this email situation is getting bigger. it expanded to her staff, huma abedin and others. it is a big deal. original sin of taking sap, that classified info putting it on private server, the conspiracy, the cover-up to hide it. that is going to get her. harris: actually probably a good thing if it disperses to other people because the focus is not on her. really question, this is tech centric case because computer server is at center of it. bulk of the money came from tech companies who hi

andrea andrea: ¿cÓmo te asegura que su todo estÁ perfecto?rea: cuÁles son las prendo de vestir que cualquier mujer latina tiene que tener en sus closet? los vestidos, abrigos, y los pantalones. ♪ ♪ por otro lado rachel se luciÓ nuevamente con una colecciÓn en donde reinÓ el blanco, negro y metÁlicos nos contÓ quÉ celebridad le gustarÍa que usara sus diseÑos (hablando en inglÉs) ella se ve bien con lo que sea! no sÉ es una pregunta difÍcil, probablemente no pasarÁ, pero me gustarÍa kate midelton o oprah. andrea: presentÓ una coleccion que ayudan a estilizar la si looult de cualquier mujer. no se lo pierdan! (gritos) (hablan al unÍsono) ay! gracias andrea, un beso! segura que en este momento estoy para premios hay que vestirse! francisca: ¿pero cÓmo lo dice asÍ? ay! ¿por quÉ no nos llamaron? vÁmonos a desfilar! la pasarela de premio lo nuestro! ♪ ♪ muy buenos dÍas!!! ♪ ♪ ♪ no hay quÉ llorar ♪ buenos dÍas familia querida la vida es una, hoy es lunes 15 de febrero del 2016, asÍ que vÁmonos con todo y chambeando en "despierta amÉrica" francisca: ¿

andrea had been hospitalized for the condition before. >> andrea had a history of three other episodesf these instances. she would have a seizure, stop breathing and nearly die from cardiac arrest. >> dr. spitz is able to determine the cause and manner of andrea's death. the blood found throughout her house remains a mystery. because of a backlog at the state crime lab, tests to see if the blood is andrea's will take nearly a year to process. authorities believe it is her blood. even though the autopsy didn't find any wounds on her that could have been responsible for it all, dr. spitz and the sheriff's office believe the blood like her death is explained by her mental condition. >> i would assume that it is her blood. it could be related to some type of psychosis where this was done in a purposeful manner. >> andrea's condition deteriorated after being diagnosed with mental illness three years before her death. her family is frustrated and angry with the care she received. >> the mental health care system is grossly inadequate to take care of mentally ill people. >> when will people b

andrea says: "now as you do this. i want you to think about narrowing your waist as you narrow the circle. inhale lift, hug that baby." jenna say: "you know what else i'm thinking about. that it's a hamburger! i'm actually thinking about what i am going to eat tonight. which is also important! nutrition is also important right andrea? maybe not a burger." jenna says:: speaking of magic circles, we have a couple magic parts of the body that we have to hit. andrea : yea jenna : you dont want to lose too much of the tush! we need the tush! andrea : we dont want our muscles can be tough regularly then you add another 10, 15 maybe 30. i think i already added 30 lbs right now infact and i have a couple weeks left to go -- you're adding that much more weight to squatting it becomes a really serious exercise! andrea : yeah it does and also more challenging to keep it out of your hip flexers and your quads and keep it into your glutes and hamstrings so form is really important when you're doing this when pregnant low! jenna :

andrea: esta madre pasÓ momentos aterrada, la niÑa a los 11 aÑos se escondÍa para hacerse cortes comoba. andrea: los especialistas dicen que lo hacen para llamar la atenciÓn. >> 18% lo ha probado a la autolesiÓn. andrea: cortarse la piel es el mÉtodo mÁs comÚn pero no necesariamente el mÁs cruel. >> lleguÉ a usar el martillo para golpearme, me golpeaba la cabeza y me lastimaba con la plancha. andrea: hay quienes se arrancan los cabellos, no comen, se meten elementos en la piel, ella dice que lo hacÍa porque tenÍa un problema emocional. >> lo hacÍa porque mi papÁ abandonÓ a mi mamÁ. andrea: a los 16 aÑos internada en un hospital psiquiÁtrico, luego confesÓ que lastimarse la ayudaba a calmar sus sensaciones negativas. han atendido a 400 pacientes que se autolesionan. ella se cortaba y araÑaba para castigarse a sÍ misma y se convirtiÓ en una adicción. explica que es peligroso arrebatarle a los adolescentes el Único medio de supervivencia que conocen si ofrecerles alternativas saludables, por eso es primordial atacar la raÍz del dolor con terapia. >> cuando tienen el pensamiento de lastim

andrea: vamos con las modelos. yo todavÍa no tengo vestido.fundida por usuarios en facebook en instagram, y se pregunta si ven en pantalla un pato o un conejo, ¿quÉ creen? karla: en algÚn momento vi los dos. william: yo todavÍa veo el pato. no veo el conejo. karla: yo veo el pato y el conejo. alejandro: mira las orejas. karla: y al revÉs es el pico del pato. william: lo importante no es sÓlo descubrir el nÚmero de animales en el dibujo sino el tiempo que tarda nuestro cerebro en descubrirlo. ustedes son muy inteligentes. karla: mÁs o menos. alejandro: todo en la vida tiene dos versiones. william: descubrimos la rapidez mental viendo esta foto, una foto de 100 aÑos. karla: desde entonces ponÍan a prueba nuestra agilidad mental. william: es el dÍa nacional de human spirit day, y los invito a que hagan algo por un desconocido, un gesto de bondad. karla: algo por la humanidad. william: puede ser para los compaÑeros de trabajo, chabÁn, te doy un vaso de agua, te doy beso a conchis. alejandro: sonrÍa hoy. karla: el mÁs sencillo y que no cuesta nada,

andrea: ¿y a ti karlita? karla: yo soy muy aventada, todo me gusta, todo depende del vestido.osa espera impresionar al sumo pontÍfice por lo que cerca de 1300 personas realizarÁn un cuadro viviente, le traeremos las imÁgenes, la gira del papa francisco incluye una visita ciudad juÁrez, un buen nÚmero de niÑos, jÓvenes y activistas viajan a la ciudad fronteriza, el objetivo es que el pontÍfice ayude a evitar la separaciÓn de familias a causa de las deportaciones implementadas por las autoridades estadounidenses. liliana: efectivamente nos encontramos junto al grupo de activistas hispanos que estÁ partiendo hacia ciudad juÁrez para tratar de encontrarse con el papa y poder hacerle llegar nuevamente el mensaje. ¿quÉ es lo que le van a decir? >> principalmente tenemos muchos padres deportados, necesitamos para esto, seguimos en bÚsqueda y en la lucha del milagro de la reforma migratoria, queremos que rescate dapa, pero tambiÉn que su bendiciÓn sea la legalizaciÓn. liliana: entre las personas que van se encuentra esa niÑa que tiene un drama familiar con sus padres que son indocumen

andrea: ¿y a ti karlita? karla: yo soy muy aventada, todo me gusta, todo depende del vestido.vada en miami con 70 - soy lucena presentamos la nueva linea tresemmé botanique, una mezcla de leche de coco y sábila en una fórmula de calidad profesional, inspirada en la naturaleza y compuesta por profesionales para restaurar un cabello radiante y saludable nueva tresemmé® botanique. resultados profesionales a tu alcance ♪ ♪ arantxa: el papa francisco abandonÓ la nunciatura apostÓlica ciudad de mÉxico y se dirige al aeropuerto internacional benito juÁrez de la capital para abordar un aviÓn con destino a morelia, lugar donde un pueblo con recientes recuerdos de violencia espera para recibirlo con mucha esperanza, la llamada ciudad de la cantera rosa espera impresionar al sumo pontÍfice por lo que cerca de 1300 personas realizarÁn un cuadro viviente, le traeremos las imÁgenes, la gira del papa francisco incluye una visita ciudad juÁrez, un buen nÚmero de niÑos, jÓvenes y activistas viajan a la ciudad fronteriza, el objetivo es que el pontÍfice ayude a evitar la separaciÓn de familias

- [andrea] yeah, sure. (cheers) - [andrea] good job! (cheers) - [nicole] now let's see him rappel. (cheers) this is the most dangerous part. (yells) (cheers) good job, what did you think? - it was awesome. - yeah, i had a good time. - me too. - i gotta say though, i think i was the fastest. - i was the fastest. - okay, i was the best rappel. - then there was me, perfect. (cheers) (talking simultaneously) - okay, but seriously guys, how much fun was that? (mumbling) yeah, would you come back here? - yeah, absolutely. - yeah, i want to stay in croatia so that i can rock climb with you everyday. - yeah, us too. - yeah? - we are her so. - ah, what a good time. - yeah. - and so we're not going to get to see you at tomorrows activity. - yeah. - i know, sad but, yeah, you'll be with me. so, yeah, awesome time, it was so nice meeting you. ah, if i ever come back to croatia, we'll all go rock climbing and i'll beat you guys again. - no. (laughter) - [nicole] although my adventures with andrea and bruno wrapped up for today. there's still one more spot i want to check out on my own before th

andrea blanford, abc 11 eyewitness news. tisha: new tonight, remembering those who lost their lives to violent crime and calling for parents of murdered children held a vigil at shepherds house united methodist church. the event pay tribute to the 48 people killed in durham last year. the victims range in age from two weeks to 65 years old. steve: i hope county woman and her son, missing from within a week have been found. ,the 55-year-old and her son disappeared on february 8. investigators have been searching for her, and tonight, the hope county sheriff's office followed up on leads and found a pair. they say she left on her own. tisha: abc 11 the highlighting the good deed of a raleigh business owner and his efforts to help the people of flint, michigan dealing with a water crisis. he has delivered an 18-wheeler filled with bottled water to the community, and he is working to collect more. >> everybody from north carolina , passing out water in flint, and we appreciate it. angelica: this video, capturing the gratitude an

andrea: humiliating us, it's disgraceful. i think the most important question that needs to be asked is we were not outgunned. the iranians were e woefully outgunned in that moment. u.s. navy are directed never to abandon their weapons, never to stand down. so look at the situation. harris: what happened? andrea: we were not outgunned. they left their weapons, and they surrendered on their knees. somebody had to give a standdown order. this is the question everyone in the media should be asking, and no one's asking it. who gave the order, the standdown order to abandon their weapons? i talked to many folks in the military, and they say it had to be someone with authority to do something like this. or, harris, we talk about these side deals. in islamic culture so many times you see them trying to flex their muscles and use this as propaganda. was there a side deal done to allow us to humiliate us for a reason? harris: and it wouldn't have to be quite that spelled out in specific, it could have been wording of rules of engageme

>> right, andrea.s coming and they knew it was going to happen, but i think it was bigger than they expected and i think it's no fun to lose by 22 points in a state you won that launched your husband's political career. i did sense a bit of a new message coming from clinton's speech last night which i heard from aids was coming, focuses on the impact she'll have on people's life. they moved around from so many different messages. remember the four fights i haven't heard that in forever. that was supposed to be the whole campaign at the beginning. you know, we're moving into a stage where the campaign is about to expand dramatically. they're going to be bringing on more people. they'll be moving people from the early states to headquarters and around the country and there will inevitably be changes in power dynamics and roles and responsibilities. whether there's an overt shakeup remains to be seen. it will happen more behind closed doors. one aid joked to me yesterday if they got layered they would be

andreas: well, yes and no. we didn't see the extent of the downdraft in risk assets coming, but we saw the very significant difficulty that risk assets were going to have. we've been saying for a while, probably about three years, that we expected very low returns from equity and very low returns from bonds. were wrong.e as we moved through 14 and 15, i think we were proven right. we've seen this play out again. on, we go back to risk which i expect over the next two or three months, there was considerable upside. think there is juice from here. tom: did you learn this at the london school of economics, the phrase "juice?" if we get juice in the system and take your optimism and move through, very quickly, do we do it with a cathartic drop or do we grind our way back to a good economy? andreas: i think we are going to grind our way back to a good economy, provided we don't have any major geopolitical risks unsettling the system, whether that is terrorism, unfortunate outcomes in the u.s. elections, the brexit a

. >> the childhood physical and emotional abuse that andreas suffered from his father. >> disruptive patterns in drug abuse, i would have violent outbursts, that would happen too. >> years of conventional therapy andreas said, failed to help. >> my dad was this, my dad was this, that's why i'm like this, that didn't change anything. >> then one of his therapists made a surprising suggestion, perhaps andreas would get more out of therapy if he was under the influence of drugs, specifically, psychedelic drugs, help of drugs like mdma, lsd and silo silen. , andreas agreed to let us film one of these therapy sessions. >> you put the blindfold on. >> it's like a warm feeling. i started going back revisiting my childhood, a lot of feelings that i hadn't experienced in a long time started coming up. you start seeing things, things open up, ideas open up, anger goes away. >> anger started to flee that first session? >> you realize that the anger you built up as a child, they're useless, you haven't seen your father in 40 years, what are you scared about? >> as life-changing as these sessions

>> reporter: good morning, andrea. detectives are saying she was found abandoned and taken here to arnold palmer and she was precaution, we're working to see when she'll be reunited with her mom. let's take a look at a picture of baby camp. on the left is two-month-old taraji camp and stephanie augustine, they are calling her a person of interest, but no charges have been filed. the baby was kidnapped in fort lauderdale, somehow baby taraji ended up orange county. they were asleep at a home when intruders invade and kidnapped the baby. at least one of the intruders have a gun. let's hear how quickly the broward county sheriff's office reacted. >> the parents reported that an armed recruiter came and took we immediately set up a perimeter. we got canine out here. canine was not able to get any results. after that was issued in more than 1700 miles 700 miles and two hours from her home. report live here outside arnold palmer hospital, jackie orozco, news. >> new this morning, police are investigating after a man was foun

andrea blanford, abc 11 eyewitness news. tisha: new tonight, remembering those who lost their lives to violent crime and calling for change in the new year. community members and the parents of murdered children held a vigil at shepherds house united methodist church. the event pay tribute to the 48 people killed in durham last year. the victims range in age from two weeks to 65 years old. steve: i hope county woman and her son, missing from within a ,the 55-year-old and her son disappeared on february 8. investigators have been searching for her, and tonight, the hope county sheriff's office followed up on leads and found a pair. they say she left on her own. tisha: abc 11 the highlighting the good deed of a raleigh business owner and his efforts to help the people of flint, michigan dealing with a water crisis. he has delivered an 18-wheeler filled with bottled water to the community, and he is working to collect more. angelica alvarez is live at the business where it all started. >> everybody from north carolina , passing

andrea blanford is live in downtown raleigh. andrea? andrea: no matter what in sup happening, we all want to ensure our voices are heard, -- what ends up happening, we all want to ensure our voices are heard, and the only way to do that is to fill out our ballot on march 14. the messy process every drawing a primary map has led lawmakers to a clear conclusion. >> we are again embarking on an exercise that will further confuse the voters. reason why republicans have appealed to the u.s. supreme court trying to delay the changes. new maps and a new congressional primary date are set, but that does not mean chief justice john roberts can't still step in and put a hold on all of it. what does this mean for you? >> the most important thing is we are going to have a march 15 primary and we want those people to vote the entire ballot. andrea: the state is encouraging all voters to turn out on march 15, and still vote -- knowing may get passed out. be counted. would count. andrea: if roberts did not issue would immediately generate new primary

andrea?> thanks so much, kristen welker there with the candidate herself speaking. you can hear the noise from the clinton campaign. thanks so much, kristen welker. hali jackson, some tough tweets today from donald trump against ted cruz. so what's happening? has cruz responded? what are you hearing? >> reporter: yes. just a couple minutes ago, andrea, i'm pulling it up so i can read it to you. you've seen this back and forth between trump and cruz. coming interest trump on twitter this morning coming out and unleashing an attack line against ted cruz. accusing cruz of stealing the iowa caucuses. trump two days after iowa still sort of looking back to monday night. i can tell you that the cruz campaign now saying from a spokesman, reality hit the reality star. since iowa, no one is talking about donald trump. that's why he is popping off on twitter. the spokesman continues, there are twitter addiction therapy groups and trump should check in with his local chapter. so, the cruz campaign reall

andrea, he got his car back. now he is looking to get rid of it. andrea: that's right. mike leary, who is wheelchair-bound, was sure he would never see that car again. it had hand controls that allow him to get around like anyone else. he called it his lifeline to the outside world. now he is hoping to find someone else who can use that type of lifeline. breaking apart his wheelchair and squeezing it through the this handicap-modified suv -- >> everyone's got their challenges, you know? andrea: is not something mike larry thought he would be able to do five days ago after someone stole his car out of his driveway. was gone. andrea: the single father of two had just landed a new job at home depot and was desperate to replace his car, his lifeline. so he set up a gofundme page, quickly shared between family, friends and strangers, all opening their wallets, exceeding his $5,000 goal and restoring his faith in people. >> people were great. i will come and take your kids to school. i will go to the grocery store. andrea: although grateful for their help, he soon wouldn't a

joel: andrea is live. andrea: that is right. yesterday afternoon was gorgeous, warm and sunny, and he had let out the family dog coco, but little did he know he did not have to worry about coco getting out but from a predator from above swooping in. he could not believe what he was seeing as he came outside to check on his 15-year-old he spotted her, lying limp in the grasp by a large hawk. he just had her in his paws. andrea: the hawk, perched atop the house, in hebrew cans of dog food at it. his son snapped this photograph. >> there was a gaping hole in her troat. her eyes were still moving. andrea: he called 911, but it was too laid, and there was nothing he could do. all the while, he said the hawk went from tree to tree, never too far from his kill. >> and you could hear it, because they screech. brother rico went missing. he said it would be out of character for his aging chihuahua. he feels rico could have met a similar fate. >> calling her name. andrea: the house once happy now far too quite. absolutely devastating for t

andrea blanford is live at the the details. andrea: yes, he is accused of embezzling more than $73,000 from students he advised. not only did he turn himself in to police yesterday, but his lawyer says he has paid back some of that stolen money. handcuffs, standing before a wake county judge -- >> good afternoon. reporter: -- andrea: he is in a very different place than he was. he has spent the last eight years with his alma mater is facing three counts of felony embezzlement. the animal science club student treasurer was the first to notice the money missing from the bank account last month. they opened an investigation, which led to other student groups where he was the faculty advisor. the honors fraternity missing $17,000 and another organization missing $700. he turned himself in. now he is getting ready to go attorney fighting for pre-child release. he told the judge that not as much money is missing as prosecutors alleged. >> obviously i am not doing anything on the record. this can be settled at a later time. andrea: he

cosby would never ever be prosecuted in connection with the andrea constand case.em for mr. castor and for the defense in this case it seems to me was the fact that no one just about anyone had ever actually heard about this deal. the only one that we believe new about it was the defense attorney walter phillips and of course he died last year. so the only one with whom this agreement was reached and of course nothing was apparently in writing outside of this rather vaguely worded press release from bruce castor was walter phillips who died last year. everyone else has testified and specifically did he lore rows tree annie this afternoon who is the civil attorney representing andrea constand. look we never heard anything about this deal. we never knew anything about the idea that there was a guarantee of no prosecution. in fact when tree annie was testifying and remember she's representing andrea constand in a lawsuit against bruce castor for defamation. she made it clear in her testimony that she believed castor never had any intention of criminally prosecuting bi

andrea? >> indeed. that debate is quite a showdown, and peter alexander, you've been out with governor kasich who did so well in new hampshire. he's an unknown quantity in south carolina. >> reporter: yeah, i think that's very much the case right now. you can see there's the governor with the south carolina chamber of commerce. i want to be courteous to him as i talk to you. they try this optimistic vision so successful for his campaign. the campaign doesn't anticipate they'll win south carolina. frankly, they think the pressure is on marco rubio and jeb bush right now and other states like the state of michigan. in fact, that's where governor kasich is going to be spending much of monday and tuesday next week. he'll be in michigan campaign advisor saying they hope to put as much in michigan as new hampshire, trying to stake their claim to that state and midwestern states, they'll focus on going forward and fund raising has been a big effort for them. after the strong second place showing a million doll