as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders,and i approve this message. trump ... cruz ... sanders ... clinton ... four front runners ... two parties ...only one can win on each side, and tonight, iowans will decide who that is. the countdown to the iowa caucuses has almost come to an end. news at four front door open you're looking live at capital square in downtown des moines. this evening it will be the center of the political universe. caucus results from across the state will pour in ... and the first delegates in the 2016 presidential nominating process iowans will start to caucus exactly three hours from now. the storm... before the blizzard! dry for now but rain and snow central iowa late tonight. the heaviest snow looks to fall in the metro during the morning commute. northwest iowa will see heavy snow and strong winds throughout the day. the metro will see snow in the range of 3 to 6" and higher amounts of 8"+ will occur in northern iowa. a blizzard warning and winter storm warning will be

as long as we know who's the master, right? yes, you are my guest. take anything you want. if you get hungry, help yourself to the maid. let's tie you out on the balcony. ok, let's visit the kitchen. george! oh, hi, honey. i have great news. [growl] excuse me, weez.florence's toast. it's a giftthat keeps giving. what'sthe good news? [growl] what was that? florence's bacon? is there a dog in here? well, i-- it sure smells like a dog's been here. oh, that's florence'snew perfume. is there a dog in the kitchen? not anymore. get that thing out! he belongs tothe whitendales. i'm not getting off this couch until that thing is gone. i'll getyour nightgown. [doorbell rings] hi, george. hi, louise. what are you doing up there? i've always wanted a dog. of course, fish are nice. that dog could take off somebody's head. really? don't be no fool. what do you want,mr. jefferson? set another plate for dinner. no!i want it out by the timewe get back. back from where? that's whati was telling you before my heart attack. tom got four tickets for the ray charlesconcert. way to go, big guy. h

jack: the judge said that they can speak as long as they want and say whatever they want as long as they direct the comments to the court and not the defendant. he indicated it may go so long that he may not have the sentence ready tomorrow, it may carry over to monday, but he hopes not. jack harper, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: a salem police officer in big trouble tonight. accused of possessing oxycodone pills during a drug bust in lynn. he appeared in court today and newscenter 5' s john atwater is live in lynn to tell us what went down. john? john: maria, investigators say they arrested that officer on the street after a drug deal. they say that he was trying to hide for pills. situation. we need to get to the bottom of it. john: this is the patrolman accused of drug position after a man he was with purchased oxycontin pills yesterday. >> i find it disappointing myself as the chief that this is something one of our offices is engaged in. john: there were no signs or officer was battling any sort of he appeared in court with three others. he is only facing a possession charge, but his at

just, that they haven' t been around as long to prove it. fernando: and i understand that the publisher of your newspaper has been attacked as well because of this endorsement? so what' s really going on? grant: yeah, the new jersey of chris christie that didn' t like our endorsement too much. we had some very strong opinions on mr. trump' t like that too much. so, when you go out there and have strong opinions as we do at the "union leader," some people it' s all part of the primary. thank you so much for joining me grant: thanks, fernando fernando: we now turn to carl cannon, washington bureau chief for real clear politics, who knows firsthand the political terrain in new hampshire. carl, welcome back to the program. carl: thank you, it' s pleasure to be here. fernando: so a lot of exciting things are happening in the next few weeks. obviously new hampshire right away, and then also south carolina, then nevada. how are you war gaming this? how do you see it? what do you think is going to be happening? carl: well, look, we' re the news busin

you can only participate as long as you are a registered republican. or democrat. >> more than a dozen states and territorying will hold primaries on tuesday. including registered voters here the biggest contest thus far. in the 2016 election season. taouper tuesday sandsers skipped the and moved onto texas. and minnesota. >> i'm going to be asking for on tuesday. i need more than that from you. i need your help the day after the general election. >> trump is confident he'll sweep the super tuesday swaeuts. and caseic agrees. but the ohio governor believes a strong showing in his home state next month will provide the boost he needs. >> senator cruise believes trump can be beat. >> you may have a lot of questions about participating. don't worry we have the answers. our own political reporter is breaking down the five things you need no know before you caucus. find the pointers on kdvr.com. >> broncos crushed the panthers a few people knew the sort of wager being placed between our governor and the governor of north carolina. families. it's a story tha

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valley news says, "sanders has been genuinely outraged about the treatment of ordinary americans for as long as we can remember." i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is

ed: merrimack saying tonight the poll will stay open as long as the moderator deems necessary and they are no longer going to cut off traffic. it is going to stay open. the cars pour in and the votes continue to count. nearly killed in the aftermath of the marathon bombing says he will retire. he steps -- says he is still not 100%. he also says he is not bitter about what happened to him. >> i like to think i look a little better than i did in april 2013. i' m not quite 100% in. you need to be 100% when you are on the street. maria: donahue has had years of rehabilitation and is now teaching criminal justice classes at fisher college and he and his wife are expecting a second son this spring. he looks terrific. ed: great night over the city. harvey: not when, not too bad. 29 in boston. a general northwesterly wind and the temperatures fall off a cliff. now down to 16 in orange. the temperatures will be in the 20' s. tomorrow, a few degrees more mild than today. tomorrow, we could edge into the low-to-mid 30' s. there is the break in the clouds. snow flurries and snow squalls. some ente

. >> as long as you get the candidates straight, carl you are ahead. i appreciate what they are saying with their comments. it is interesting to hear what they are saying before the votes are cast. great to see you, carl. >> reporter: thank you, jenna. >>> candidates need supporters

. >>> as long as you are already hungry, the best chili in the country. they held their annual blues and buffet chili challenge. justin roberts took the job. he was one of the judges today. they sampled dozens of bowls. this year the event raised money for the hd youth center and the community clinic. >> $150 to make chili for this event. we request them to have four gallons chili. it is no small commitment but it is for a good charity. >> that is for sure. we checked with the organizers and they raised $10,000. this 16th year for the chili challenge. >>> florida is just the latest state to stop drivers and write them tickets from $100 to $1,000 in illinois. it is not for speeding but for driving too slow, in the wrong lane. is it time to crack dodo? it is the topic in tonight's say what? >> look at that. look at that. >> reporter: this youtube video is getting a lot of attention on social media as a state trooper lights up a driver cruising in the passing lane and walks him all the way over to the ow lane. [ laughter ] >> reporter: an example of a who th

whole lotta tryin' just to get up that hill now we're up in the big leagues gettin' our turn at bat as long as we live it's you and me, baby there ain't nothing wrong with that well, we're movin' on up movin' on up to the east side movin' on up to a deluxe apartment in the sky mo-ooh-vin' on up movin' on up to the east side movin' on up hey, weez. hi, george. i love wednesdays. why? because wednesday is florence's day off. oh, today's tuesday. see you later. wait. i have a present to celebratea special timein our lives. what time? give me my present. oh, let's see here. a book? a book of poems, huh? a book of dumb poems. "one snowy day in deep december, i'll see a brightspring flower to remember..." this is sickening. who wrote this junk? you did, george. oh, not bad. where'd you find this? a few weeks ago, i looked throughsome old things. i ran across these poemswith your love letters. i couldn't believehow beautiful they were. well, consider the source. that's why i couldn'tbelieve it. i had themprinted up. i didn't get you anything. you've givenenough. good. let's eat. wait. i want to re

it's o.k., it's o.k., as long as you're all right. i'm not all right. i can't even make your favorite pineapple strudel. no. come on. i wish i could do the things i did when i was young. we both have to realize we're getting older. yeah. i'm not the same person i used to be. i found out something six years ago and never told you. what? i'm allergic to pineapple. johnny, i think i'm going to like it here. i don't know, ma. look at this-- wire hangers. this isn't in the brochure. yoo-hoo. i'm millie hanson. i live down the hall. you're my new neighbor. yes--no. my mom is. i'm charlotte lacey. this is my son john. hi. hi. i was at the mall. it was so exciting. big sale? better. some of the shops give discounts to senior citizens, and today, well, i got carded. congratulations. listen, charlotte, it's almost dinnertime. let me put this stuff down and i'll introduce you around. that's great. i'll be right back. how are you going to rest with her around? admit it. this place is nice. o.k. it's not as bad as i thought. if you don't like it... you can live with

as long as we live it's you and me, baby there ain't nothin' wrong with that we're movin' on up movin' on up to the east side movin' on up to a deluxe apartment in the sky we're movin' on up movin' on up to the east side movin' on up we got a post card from mr. bentley. we haven't heard from him since he was transferred. dear mr. and mrs. j. and florence, when i found out that my lady friend francine was an ambassador's wife, i was afraidher husband would transfer me to some place terrible. i was wrong. i'm nestled in the mountains of the soviet union. [doorbell rings] i'll write you a letter when my hand heals. francine broke my heart, but her husband broke my thumbs. oh, excuse me. sammy!what are you doin' here? into bentley'sapartment? no, it's my apartment. come inand meet everybody. this is my wifelouise. hello. hi. this is my ulcerflorence. hello. this is sammy gelson. he wrote thatvalentine's song i sang. really? it's a beautiful song. oh, thanks. i had a heck of a time finding a word that rhymed with weezy. believe me, it wasn't easy. what are youdoing here, sammy? i wanted to

she says as long as she can walk to the end of the out to greet the kids. rob & wx chat toss to wx flurries this otherwise cloudy and cold a high today 36. our warm-up for the weekend will be really nice on saturday 50 and by sunday low 60s with a high of 62. it will be breezy on sunday afternoon as rain chances increase sunday night into early monday morning. we start out next week mild in the upper 40s. tuesday, march 2 lane closures in sr 122. maintained with p.m. each day. reds in just over 24 in just over 24 hours... single game tickets for the reds season will go on sale. kara dblbx our jordan vilines is live at great american ball park with the details. live this includes tickets to every game except opening day which is april 6th one of the biggest ticket grabs will be the 2016 reds hall of fame induction weekend, june 24 there's a lot to look forward to this season including a new, private rooftop and there's also a new all you eat stand for 2016 i'll show you one of the great new bobble heads they're going to feature this year coming up in the nex

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you have to push forward every single day for as long as it takes. i also know a big part of the job i am seeking is keeping our family safe, our country strong, and our troops out of war. so, you're not just picking a president. you are choosing a commander-in-chief. and i know sometimes foreign policy might seem a little remote. that's understandable with the events taking place on the other side of the world, but things that happen overseas can directly impact your life, your job, and your family. there is terrorism, obviously, but that's not all. just in the past few weeks, we have seen problems in china sending stock markets plummeting. that can affect your retirement savings. as we sit here tonight, north korea is working on missiles that could reach the united states. we need a president who understands how to deal with that threat. as we sit here tonight, our troops are still in harm's way in afghanistan. we need a president who can give them the support and the strategy they need. russia, iran, isis, these are not issues that we can put to t

josie: as long as those final numbers are reported. obviously we want to encourage people to stay through the whole caucus. absolutely. but if people leave at that point, that does happen. stay until we get the final preference group sizes and those delegates are awarded, yep. ok. we are going to talk about reporting the results right now. before we go into the different systems we have here, i do just want to say once those delegates have been awarded, a representative from each preference group must sign off on your caucus mathwork sheet. that's how we fair tie that math was done correctly and those numbers are agreed upon by the caucus. that's -- there at the bottom where you have people sign off, that's where you can also put the contact information. i know there was a question over here about that. so that's where that will occur. i want to talk a little bit about-dirnl' sure many of you know about the partnership we have with microsoft with the republican party as well to introduce our new reporting app. we are excited to be doin

whole lotta tryin' just get up that hill now we're up in the big leagues gettin' our turn at bat as long as we live it's you and me, baby there ain't nothin' wrong with that well, we're movin' on up movin' on up to the east side movin' on up to a deluxe apartment in the sky mo-ooh-vin' on up movin' on up to the east side movin' on up florence, what are you doing? looking at a man with the widest part in his hair i've ever seen. i'm throwing this out. no, you ain't! this is my memory box. you're storingso much in the closet, there's no roomfor my clothes. that's no problem. stop shopping. dream on, george. we don't haveroom for this. i'll take what i want to the office and put it in the safe. to make room for it, keep the money in my closet. dream on, florence. i'd love to relive these memories, but i'm going to choir practice. with your voice, it'll turn into target practice. you could be inthat spielberg movie. what movie? baldergeist. oh, george, look! my engagement ring! you can tell i didn't have much money. but i love itjust the same. [whistles] uh-oh. this should bring back good ti

. >> as long as there is no regulation, it is like we are open for business. come to colorado and you can do whatever you want. i do believe in a legitimate amount of regulation, not overregulation. we have seen several different things that happen to families. we need to tighten it up. >> senator todd assayed by the she is going to put about out there to get some support and see if we it is illegal to hold someone's remains for money. >> he could not do that in all 50 states. that is what they actually end up getting this company some punishment that they're not here anyway predict is an online business. if you are googling them, they look legitimate. they wanted. heidi, thank you. testimony one of the most highly publicized local trials in history switch to emotional counts to the forensic evidence that prosecutors found what they

whole lotta tryin' just to get up that hill now we're up in the big leagues gettin' our turn at bat as long as we live it's you and me, baby there ain't nothin' wrong with that well, we're movin' on up movin' on up to the east side movin' on up to a deluxe apartment in the sky mo-ooh-vin' on up to the east side movin' on up weez, when youcome out of there, if i'm not moving, don't worry. it just meansthat i'm dead. huh, george? ok, so it's beena slow year. forget about that. this killer could comeat us with knives, guns... just about anything. ahh! george, have you seen my hair net? i can't find it. no, weez, i haven't. well, i'm ready for bed. your pajamas looklike street clothes. they are. in case i get killed tonight, i don't want strangers investigating me in my nightgown. we been througha lot together. no matter whathappens, remember... you marrieda great guy. to get to you,they've got togo through me. [knock on door] get that, will you? let me in! oh, that's florence. wait. if you'reflorence, prove it! stand on your wife's shoulders and look through the keyhole! it's florence. what ar

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just as long as that's understood. oh, mrs. jefferson,i'm so excited. i'm going out witha real live author! [doorbell rings] you'll spoil his appetite. joe, you remember mefrom last night. how could i forget... "paddy o'furniture." feel free to use that in your new book. i know i told you this last night, but i really do admire your work. i started reading your novel, and i just loved it. let's see, how can i put this? please, florence, we're talking here. now, your opening passage was written beautifully! especially-- mrs. jefferson... i'm sorry, florence. you weren't saying anything, so i took up the slack. joe, say hello to your date. florence, you... you look wonderful! so do you. our reservation is for 7:00. we're eating at a chinese restaurant close by. oh, chinese. that'sperfect for florence. this is the yearof the dragon. he's cranky. he has a sore neck. nothing serious? he got it trying to look normal-sized people in the eye. well, good night. good night. oh! don't do nothing i wouldn't do. oops! too late. you touched her. why do youbehave like

as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. >>> it's fun day monday, and the first day of february, and it's the first day you are going to stop the excuses. >> how many times have you promised yourself you're going to clean up, you're going to declutter? if only you had the time. >> hmm. well, now you do because you're to meet a woman who says you can get organized in one minute or less. >> she's even written a book about it, and it's called never too busy too cure clutter, and her name is erin rooney doland. >> so is it possible in a minute? >> most things will take a little longtory set up, but once you're actually in the promise of doing it, we're talking five seconds. we're not even talking -- >> two years or three wreerz of looking for things. >> i spend a lot of my life searching for things. >> hopefully today we'll get you a little bit of help. >> are we walking in the front door? >> this is a closet. >> you take off your coat. you take off your gloves. one of the first things we're going to do is give everybody a pants

singers come and go, but as long as people do stupid things and we watch them, then we will work. >> because we do them. >> that's right. we comment -- >> for instance, i did a stupid thing this week. >> tell us about it. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> and it was one of those situations where i was glad no one else was around, you know, where you do something stupid and you look and you say thank god no one saw that. we changed banks, went to a different bank, and as a precaution, i tore up my checks from the old bank because i was afraid somebody would find them and write a check. then i tore up the deposit slips, because apparently i was afraid that someone would try to deposit money -- [ laughter ] >> -- into my old account. >> sure. >> and -- [ laughter ] >> pictured getting a call, you know, from the police saying, "we have caught the guy who has been doing this." [ laughter ] >> -- do you want to prosecute?" and i would say, "of course, i want to prosecute. if you let him off in other people's accounts." [ laughter ] >> how much has he got in there? >> yeah. >> and then you felt fool

they can have on a bathing suit, bra and panties, as long as it's not see through. you can't see anything here or down here. >> what about like a friend? they see pictures of them drinking beer or stuff like that? >> no. >> no pictures of beer in the photo? >> no, sir. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. i have never seen him before in my life. >>> coming up, jamie bell like you've never seen him before. >> just trying to get ready to go home soon i hope. - it's no secret our computers won't live forever. when they die-- and they will-- the last thing you want to do is just bury them in some landfill. believe it or not, they've got a lot more to give. do the environment a favor and recycle them. their parts can be reused to make some new devices, which means your trash really could become someone else's treasure. the more you know. >>> as warden of holman, grantt culliver is always looking for ways to use the prison environment to his advantage. >> what do you do -- >> lettuce. >> there's no lettuce in alabama. what kind of lettuce? >> lettuce like that. >> never heard

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as long as we are in the same pattern it will continue right through march. let's take a look at the heaviest rain. this is that little spin i was talking about. the rain from st. pete across the water itself and eventually towards the port of tampa. so, pretty much a good old soaking in about a two hour stretch. there is the back end of it. it will clear in the next few hours then we will be good to go. this is coming in and it will be heading to polk county soon. outside right now tampa, it is raining. 61, the wind is out of the northwest. come. with the northwest wind we are going to get colder air by tomorrow morning. how cold? we will talk about that in a second. saint pete is at 61. it is going to be windy tomorrow. 65 in sarasota. there it is. rain it is rolled in and while there is more rain in the forecast late saturday into sunday i think we will see a period of some drying out. not warming up, drying out with some very cold temperatures in store for the few seeable future. if you have enjoyed your 80s they are gone. that is how chile things will ge

as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. suing the hotel.. claiming her supervisor calling her names including "old woman" and "monkey." vilma miel was a cage cashier of more than 20-years. she claims she developed carpal tunnel from her job, and after taking time off for treatment... she was fired. we reached out to mgm for comment but haven't heard back. bill cosby is fighting back... and now suing the philadelphia woman accusing him of rape. the actor is demanding andrea constand return the money he paid to settle her 2005 civil lawsuit. he claims she violated the settlement when she was interviewed by police last year who re-opened her case... that he's now facing charges for. cosby is facing up to 10 years in prison if convicted of sexual assault. time now is x:xx --- a near death experience for some highschool students. the were on the bus headed home... when they saw their lives flash before their eyes. we're staying on top of breaking news. two people are dead, another hurt after shots fired near the strip. we'll hav

as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. ((chris maathuis)) good evening and welcome to this sports special... it's hard to believe the runnin' rebels only play six more games before the mountain west tourney tips off here in vegas. the rebels have shot themselves into another precarious situation having to win the league tourney again to get a sniff at the big dance. unlv is now 14- 11, 4-7 in league play... with six to go, if they win em all, they'll surpass last years' win total by two games. remember last year the rebs league play. it'll be a lofty goal to win the next six... maybe they settle for 4, tying last year's mark. because settling is something todd simon has seen to often with this team and opponents are catching on. todd simon/unlv interim head coach: "the nature of how they defended us was giving us open shots and we were falling for those open shots rather then dictate what we really wanted and when those three's are falling it looks like a million buc

>> as long as those final numbers are reported. obviously, we want to encourage people to stay through the whole caucus, absolutely, but if people leave at that point that does happen. [inaudible] >> state into we get the final preference group size and those delegates are awarded. okay, we will talk about reporting the results right now. before we go into kind of the different systems we have, i do want to say once those delegates have been awarded, a representative from each preference group must sign off on your caucus math worksheet. that's a we verified that math was done correctly and that those numbers are agreed upon by the caucus. so that his circle at the bottom where you have people sign off, that's we could also put the contact information to kind of the was a question over here about that. so that's where that will occur. i want to talk a little bit about come on sure many of you know about a partnership we have with microsoft with republican party as well to introduce our new reporting at. we are excited to be doing t

as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. "channel 2 news continues with meteorologist jeff martinez's pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american meteorological society!" cloudy and colder today with rain and snow showers moving through the area making several inches of snow will fall in the mountains making travel difficult. look for scattered rain and snow showers by this afternoon. we dry things out in time for the turning campaign 20-16... ahead of the nevada democratic caucus saturday... bernie sanders plans to visit northern nevada tomorrow. the vermont senator is in sparks the day before the caucus... right after holding a town meeting in elko. the sparks rally will be held in the rose ballroom at the nugget casino. the event is free and open to one p-m. and ahead of his visit... channel 2 got the chance to speak to senator bernie sanders in a one-on-one satellite call yesterday. after his win in new hampshire, sanders is looking to ride his recent wave of support... all the way to the polls. bernie:"i be

as long as i have been. >> catch the snow friday night. at 9:30. >> why are you wearing socks with sandals. >> broncos practice tomorrow. walk through on saturday. and of course big game on sunday. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some seem to be dealing americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates,

as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't wait. the single mom whodesperately needs a raise... the student with amountain of debt can't wait. we can make real progress, right now. i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing for hillary clinton. country.. and one man wears that passion on his sleeve... or more like his vest.... next, we'll introduce you to the man known as dr. vote... and tell you how dumpster diving helps fill his political collection.... car repairs, home improvements, a family trip ...it's not easy to afford them. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000 in personal expenses on a republican party credit card. rubio's bad judgment caused a scandal and for five years rubio refused to release the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place on immigration... bad judgment.

. >> how surprised are you knowing donald trump as long as you've known donald trump? and i said she's exactly right when you answered the question, you said "he's fun, he's an interesting guy, he's fun." how surprised are you that we are finding our -- we woke up after nevada and everybody in washington said "oh, my god, this guy is most likely going to be the next nomination." >> i didn't know him that well but i did know him. but it's been most surprising to me to see somebody who was affable and was good company ç and, you know, had a reputation of being bigger than life really traffic in a lot of the prejudice and paranoia and some of the comments that he's made which has been so divisive and mean spirited doesn't quite fit with what i thought i knew about him. so i think it will be interesting to see what -- if he does get the nomination he decides to do with it how he presents himself. but he has really been offensive and in many respects surprising to those of us who did know him. >> let's talk about the e-mail controver controversy. sometimes your spokespeopl

i would open up the united states to syrian refugees as long as they could be verified by the fbi and all agencies in the united states. if they cannot be verified and i don't think they should be states. >> was -- mr. ray. >> there should be a pathway to citizenship your to america. it's critical that we take care of those individuals who are interpreting to our economy and doing things the right way. i would also -- right now we have individuals who are coming into our nation that are from syria and we have been letting folks from syria and for quite a while. what i want the american people to know is that we do have one of the most stringent laws in place on how to bring working with the fbi, cia, all of our national security organizations to get we have a process in place that is one of the best in the nation. i would continue that process. >> ms. ross. >> i would face -- favor the same bipartisan bill that passed the u.s. senate two years ago, that offered a pathway to citizenship for people who had certain basque -- background checks, pay their taxes, and followed strict guideli

whole lot of tryin' that hill get up just to now we're up in the big leagues gettin' our turn at bat as long as we live it's you and me, baby there ain't nothin' wrong with that we're movin' on up movin' on up to the east side movin' on up to a deluxe apartment in the sky movin' on up to the east side movin' on up a toast to lionel, second in a long line of successful jeffersons. hear, hear! to lionel,an accomplishedbusinessman, a brilliantelectrical engineer, the way she wantsto be raised--rich! um, how about me? yeah, you, too. tell us more aboutthis new project, lionel. it sounds so exciting. it's just one account. yeah, but it's really big. congratulations, lionel. let's drink to your future and to electricity. may the sparks fly and produce us another grandchild. [cough] oh, hear, hear! lionel,are you giving upyour regular job? no, mom, not yet. eventually, i want to have my own electrical contracting company. i want to make it on my own, like pop. it takes a special kind of son to appreciate his father's greatness. all i've done on my own is a few odd jobs for you. lionel, you're the b

bill gates: as long as you are emitting greenhouse gases, it stays in the atmosphere for hundreds of ars. not all of it, but most of it. the rest goes back into the soil or the ocean. but that long time in the atmosphere means that as long as you are increasing co2, as long as the emissions are above zero you have a positive warming trend and that is what creates the strange weather and causes crops not to go as well. particularly in an equatorial region you're getting to heat levels that plants and humans do poorly at. ironically you should go to the northern latitudes. there is a net benefit there but a lot of humanity, particularly the poorest live in an area where the heat will cause a terrible problem. overwhelmingly -- if you us take a forecast that doesn't assume incredible innovation, that will continue. the path that we are on today is we will not be able to make a change away from that will stop charlie: unless we do what? bill gates: innovation to me is the answer to most problems in cluding energy. so i think of india, because they don't have electricity there collecting f

as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, >> he is 15 years old, he has down syndrome, he goes to the regional high, he is a member of the freshman basketball team and he finally got a chance to play as the season wraps up. his father caught it on video. kyle took that pass, caught it with all the confidence in the world and just nailed a jump shot. going wild. today' we are deep into winter. have them. walsh at the out 150 coats to needy children. it was part of a statewide program that will distribute kids in cities across the state. kids can choose their favorite color coat, which are all made in the usa. ed: the patriots including pat taking part in national random acts of kindness day. the mascott, handing out flowers and coffee to people. and former star joe andruzzi, paying for groceries and delivering water and snacks. maria: he' s a great guy. i didn' t know it was rent a max of kindness day. we even learn with you. it is an education. a look at the stories we' ll be following for you all

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so long as he continues to be in power the conflict will continue there. >> as long as they continue in power, there will be groups fighting bashar al-assad and the fighting will not stop. we either address this issue and put the issue on the table and we acknowledge this is the root cause of what is happening in syria, or turning a blind eye and continue to deal with refugees. then we had issues before this, but in movement start march 201511 with the movement against bashar al-assad. until this issue is addressed, until we stop bashar al-assad from being bombing people in the country and until we address these grievances-- >>> it sounds great. the bottom lines both feature bashar al-assad not leaving power at the point of the bayonet >> then the international community will have to step in and say we cannot have or allow or afford this conflict to continue for decades because-- >>> a quick final comment >> in this term, until the final solution which might take five or 10 years, there is a possibility with this opening for a kind of a stable state to be enforced. if there are zones

valley news says, "sanders has been genuinely outraged about the treatment of ordinary americans for as long as we can remember." i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. president obama: an attack on one face is an attack -- on one faith is an attack on all our face. -- faiths. fernando: living with fear and bigotry is a reality for most american muslims. according to a poll released by pew research, almost half of american' s believe that u.s. muslims are anti-american. anushay hossain is a journalist who has dealt with the prejudice. as you know, a tremendous amount of rhetoric, anti-muslim rhetoric, in the campaign right now and lot of people are responding to it negatively and some, unfortunately, positively. how does that impact you, m interested in sort of the human dimension of this, not the abstraction.

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as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > u-n-l-v honored a long- time employee and champion of the university... in a "celebration of life" ceremony. former governor bob miller and u-n- l-v president len jessup shared stories about their friend and colleague "fred albrecht" yesterday. in lieu of flowers... they're asking to send donations to the "fred albrecht founded the u- n-l-v alumni association... and worked for the university for many years./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > looks like the oakland raiders aren't betting on las vegas. the nfl team agreed to a 1- year lease extension to remain at the oakland coliseum through the 2016 season and possibly longer. the agreement still needs approval of the city and county leaders and both are expected to discuss it within the next two weeks. the raiders have called that stadium home since 1995. team owners had been in talks with las vegas business mogul sheldon adelson ... about possibly playing in a proposed stadium near unlv./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan))

whole lotta tryin' just to get up that hill now we're up in the big leagues gettin' our turn at bat as long as we live it's you and me, baby there ain't nothing wrong with that well, we're movin' on up movin' on up to the east side movin' on up to a deluxe apartment in the sky mo-ooh-vin' on up movin' on up to e east side movin' on up what's keeping george? the opera starts in an hour, and he hasn't even called. the seats hegot us last time were so far back, we were practicallyin the refreshment stand. darn! i meant to thank george for that. even if we do have to sit far back tonight, i'm bringing something along that will make the evening enjoyable for us all. no, i bought each of us a pair of opera glasses. what's everybody all dressed up for? very funny, george. where arethe tickets? what tickets? what's going on? you know whyeverybody's dressed up? if you ain'tgot tickets, it's foryour funeral. where arethe opera tickets that you weresupposed to pick up? maybe the box office still has tickets. don't look at me. you messed up. it's your fault. i reminded you50 times to getthose tickets!