but clinton says that would demolish president barack obama' s health care law and risk coverage for millions of americans. clinton: based on every analysis i can find by people that are sympathetic to the goal, his numbers do not add up. many people were be worse off than they are right now. this country, if we have the courage to take on the drug companies and have the courage to take on the insurance companies and the medical equipment suppliers, if we do that, yes. we can guarantee health care to all people in a much more cost effective way. meredith: while held in milwaukee, the wisconsin primary is still more than a month away. next up is the nevada caucus and south carolina primary. some of the other topics that came up include the size of government, taxation, and race relations. jim: tonight, an osceola county woman and her adult daughter are in jail after they are busted in an online prostitution sting. detectives arrested tracy and leslie mowatt after the pair allegedly offered to sell them sex in their poinciana home. this all went down as three young children under 10 ye

. >> things haven' t worked out well under barack obama' s watch . black unemployment isn' t better, it' s worse. sba loans under barack obama are not better. claire: however, as recently as august of last year, the labor department showed black unemployment was at its lowest levels since spring of 2008. when it comes to the race, priebus says the republican presidential candidates have created drama and intrigue that has gotten the attention of people from all race, colors, and creeds. he says whether it' s trump, cruz, rubio, the party will support the nominee the nominee will crack into the culture of the country. >> i 100% believe we' re going to win this race, but we' re also going to win it with a good nominee and we' re also going to win it with a national party that has its act together. a non stop schedule as you can imagine. it is significant he made time for this event. angela: a seminole county man is out of jail on bond right now after his second arrest. take a look at alan davis. he was arrested during a traffic stop this week, wanted by

decision to make and when we only had a few days to look at make a decision on it, i voted against barack obama' s plan to use force and it was the right decision. >> john kasich says yes to tell russia what we set from them and to make it we' re the u.s. will protect its allies. >> an attack on nato, any excuse on russian people, it will be an attack on us. >> george w. bush will hit the he and laura bush will speak at an event in charleston, south carolina, tomorrow. karen: the democrats are focused on nevada. hillary and since both to supporters in a rally there this -- yesterday afternoon. that is after the state department released more of the e-mails she kept on a private server during her time as secretary of state. bernie sanders hit the trail in nevada and said clinton is progress. he hosted an event in reno to colorado for that same democratic dinner. doug: new information about the health of former boston mayor ray flynn. he' s been fitted with a defibrillator in an operation at mass general hospital. the surgery comes after flynn was involved in a car accident near his south boston hom

summer: president barack obama' s $4.1 trillion spending plan has made it to capitol hill. for the 2017 fiscal year, billion in the battle against isis, and $19 billion to enhance the nation' s cyber security. the federal deficit would decrease in the next fiscal year going from $616 billion to $503 billion. the republican-controlled house declined to take up the spending plan today. the new spending plan is for the budget year beginning october 1 , just three and a half months before obama leaves office. meredith: one of our local congressmen stopped in orlando pushing to save the lake baldwin v.a. the project could get on the fast track, thanks to a bill expected to pass the house, transferring the facility over to the state of florida. the nursing home portion of the facility has been empty or serving as temporary space during the transition to the new lake nona v.a. the lake nona campus in southeast orange county opened last year and continues to open more services as construction is completed. it turned out to be quite a day for whale watching in the lagoon. banks to wa

jeb bush says he would probably nominate someone to the supreme court if he were in president barack obama' s position. governor john kasich said that he could consider appointing former rival chris christie. and donald trump softened his response to reports of pope francis saying trump is not christian if he favors using a wall to stem illegal border crossings. at the same time, hillary clinton and bernie sanders participated in a town hall in las vegas. both trying to win over minority voters and women. in the new poll clinton leads sanders among minorities women primary voters ages 50 and older , and self-identified democrats. , but sanders holds the edge among white men independents and the results come in just before tomorrow' s democratic caucuses in nevada. mark: kyla woods and standing by with a closer look at the roads. kyla: we are talking about construction right now. it is a daytime closure you will deal with in butler county. 73 at jackson berg road , it will start on the eastside and move over to the west side. you will deal with this between 8:00 or 9:00 this morning until 2:00

. >> let's dispel with this fiction that barack obama does >> 's >> is memorized 252nd speech. there it is everybody >>reporter:rubio had risen to second and some polls here, front run -- front runner donald trump today he vowed to make deals with democrats. >> you have to get people in, ramp them, hug them, kiss them and get the deal done, but it has to be the deal that you want way i asked him? room, work it and get deals done. >>reporter:when conservatives say oh, he would work with democrats. >> they don't say that at all, conservatives let me. what the candidates at last night about what they said, and about what the other candidate said, does not matter anywhere nearly as much as what voters are saying about them today in this beautiful state of new hampshire. at the lobster tail in windham, two republicans, john castle and rubio. trump making deals with democrats. >> i'm concerned about it, but i also understand that we must be cooperative. republicans ted cruz and jeb bush have a shot at a strong finish, john kasich has rising polls here. on the democratic side, hillary

president barack obama unveils his s at guantanamo bay. >>> health officials investigate more than a dozen new sexually transmitted cases of the zika virus. busy but -- but up next, members of >>> president barack obama getting stiff opposition for his plan to close guantanamo bay. >> is that plan would fulfill a promise president obama made in 2008. part of it comes from the president wanting to move them from their current facilities to facilities here in the u.s. >> reporter: president obama announced tuesday, his latest proposal to close the detention facility at guantanamo bay in cuba. >> it's counter productive to our fight against terrorists. because they use propaganda in their efforts to recruit. moreover, keeping this facility open is contrary to our valleys -- values. >> reporter: there are 91 detainees left at guantanamo. with a third to transfer, 56 would be moved to the continental u.s. including khalid sheikh mohammed. the white house says it would cost as much as $475 million to move them and build a new facility. but it will save $185 million a year in operating comfo

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>> i was barack obama' s chairman in 2008 and i know what it is like to lose and pick yourself up and keep the fight going and i think what they want hillary clinton to say tonight, is to congratulate bernie sanders and his supporters. campaign. fighter. she has always been a fighter and the score is one to one. we won iowa and he wins new hampshire. the race goes on. she will pick it up and went -- fight hard to win this commendation. janet: that will be the theme tonight, how she sharpens her message and how hard she will go after bernie sanders as they leave the granite state. back to you. ed: bernie sanders one over young voters and independent voters. marie: which is expected after s go to the ted cruz headquarters. jc: i am in hollis, new hampshire at the ted cruz headquarters. it is sparsely filled and more people are coming in at this hour as you have been talking about. trump has been projected the winner but the fight here as you have been hearing is for second, third, fourth place. where will he fall in that lineup? what he does not want to do is be lower than that to come

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obama. >> that is -- madame secretary, that is a low blow. one of us s n against barack obama. i was not that candidate. >> reporter: and clinton was even asked about her defeat in inspect. . she was asked specifically how she managed to lose female voters. she said she spent her entire career working to empower women to make their own choices, even for her. kendis, reena? >> abc's lana zak live in washington. thank you very much. >>> the controversial e-mails from hillary clinton's private server are being released at a politically sensitive time. that's after a federal judge ordered all of them released in four installments. a new batch is coming tomorrow. another is set for february 19th. that's day before the nevada caucus. more due a day before the south carolina primary. the final batch due out just before super tuesday. >>> meanwhile, republican candidates are stepping up their attacks on donald trump, hoping to keep him from another blowout victory. but trump is still leading in the polls in south carolina. his confidence level so high right now, his campaign is plannin

one of us ran against barack obama. i was s t that candidate. >> the two candidates also sparred over wall streetet foreign policy and criminal justice reform. that's going to o a topic they both zero in on in the coming days as they make their final pitch to minorities whose votes are critical in the next two states up, south carolina and nevada. kendis and reena? >> liz, thanks you. those controversial e-mails from clinton's private server may linger over some upcoming primaries. that's after a federal judge ordered all of them released in four installments this month. a new batch coming tomorrow, another set for february 19th, a day before nevada's democratic caucus. more e-mails are due a day before south carolina's primary and then there's the final batch whichhs out just before super tuesday. they're battli it out for the next round of votes. the attacks are flying. and many of them are going in the direction of donald trump after his landslide victory in new hampshire. we get more from abc's jonathan karl. >> reporter: t

president barack obama makeing a move in n s efforts to restore relations with cuba. he will make a trip in march. his plans an't sitting well with some south florida lawmakers who don't think he should be visiting the island while the castro brothers are in power. >>> this after the florida supreme court once again overturned the murder conviction of ana maria cardona. jurors found her guilty twwe before in two separate trials for torturing and killing lazaro fraternal order of police are calling for all police officerer to boycott beyonce's tour. in a statement, the president of the fraternal order accuses the pop star of spreading an anti-police message. >>> you can follow the latest on these stories and other news making headlines on the nbc 6 news and weather app. download it for free. >>> just a lovely few days ahead for us, right? >> yes. all the way into the weekend and possibly beyond. there's your weekend forecast, friday, saturday, and sunday. no rain. lows in the 60s, highs in the 7070s. who can complain about this weather? somebody will always complain. >

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. >>> today predent barack obama announced his plan to close the s. prison at guantanamo bay. >> i think a lot of american public are worried about terrorism and the@ notion of having terrorists held in the united states can be scary. holding bunch of dangerous terrorists here in the united states. >> they plan to close the facility facility. move the respect of suspected terrorists to prisons and military bases right heren the u.s. closing gitmo, as it's known, the presidenenis trying to fulfill his 2008 campaign promise shut it down. faced with so much congressional opposition, experts say he may decide to use executive authority as commander in chief to close the military prison. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry may visit cuba to speak about human rights. >> not everything is going to change overnight. there are still human rights issues. maybe down there in the next week or two to have a@human rights dialogue. >> the secretary of sta says that concerns on the island about human rights still remain. to addss the concerns. kerry went onto cuba

barack obama. i was not that candidate. >> reporter: s her defeat in new hampshire. she said she spent her entire career working to empower women to make their own choices, even if that choice was not to vote for her. >>> the controversial e-mails from hillary clinton's private server are being released at a politically sensitive time 37 that ps a after a federal judge release e ordered all of them released in four installments. one of them a day before the nevada caucus. more due a day before the south carolina primary. the final batch due out just before super tuesday. >>> meanwhile, republican candidates are stepping up their attacks on donald trump, hoping to keep him from another blowout victory. he's still leading the the polls in south carolina opinion his confidence level so high his campaign is planning to run only positive ads. he took a quick trip to louisiana, which doesn't vote until march 5th. he's also future. >> i'm going to be there. i'm going do great job. hopefully, i get an extra four years. maybe i don't. >> jeb bush is embracing the accomplishme

reporter: bernie sanders arrived at sylvia' s in harlem the same barack obama in 2008. sharpton said they talked about flint michigan, police brutality ll make an endorsement after a sit down with clinton in a couple of weeks. but they also had a curious woman, someone who' sanders clearly covets. >> she' s in a tough place. i can' t see, i think at the right time she' ll come on board, s enormous pressure, enormous pressure. reporter: no name is picked up by the national pool camera, but the conversation winnows down the possibilities. >> she could be a real asset. she is incredibly smart, she forwards and backwards yeah. and the issues that we care about. >> yeah, yeah. and she' s gutsy, she' s got guts. reporter: we contacted sanders campaign several times today to ask if massachusetts senator being discussed. the campaign did not return our calls. but sanders goes on to say there is alot of pressure from the establishment not to endorse him, calling the other side quote tough folks. i asked hillary clinton earlier this week about warren. why has she not endorsed you

obama to visit cuba. c-b-s news has confirmed the trip will happen in the coming weeks. as don champion reports, barack obama will be the first sitting american president to visit the island nation in 88 years. not since 1928 when calvin coolidge visited havana has a sitting president visited cuba. now nearly nine decades later, cbs news confirms president obama will pay an historic visit to the island nation within weeks. the two republican, cuban americans running to succeed him quickly offered up criticism. "is that something , as president, you'd ever do? not if it's not a free cuba and i'll tell you the problem with the cuban government; it's not just a communist dictatorship, it is an anti-american communist dictatorship" "i think it's a real mistake i think the president should instead be pushing for a free cuba" president obama's trip has long been expected since he normalized relations with cuba in 2014. communist government there still engages in human rights abuses. nat clapping just tuesday the countries signed an agreement clearing the way for daily u-s commercial flights to cuba. a u-s ec

barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. he knows exactly what he's doing. this)notion that barack obama doesn't know what h@'s doing is just not true. >> there it is. there it is. the memorized 25-second speech. >> we are not facing a president that doesn't know what he's doing. he knows what he's doing. anyone who believes that barack obama isn't doing what he's doing on purpose doesn't understand what we're dial uealing with here. >> that's e numerable times. reminded me of the science fiction film lade runner" where someone in this case chris christie proved out there was a replica instead of not a human being. it was strange because he was reading these prerecorded statements which are like implanted memory tracks. they were not a human response. and i think he's got the answer for it and i think it was so strange i have no idea why he did it. >> every candidate has lines they repeat. we've all been doingng million s.t.e.e. speeches. his problem was when he got up on the attack when they were doing it against him. >> listen, this morning people in marco roboto costumes showed up. campaign would point out

senator rubio: let' s dispel this fiction that barack obama does not know what he is doing. he knows exactly what he' s doing. he wants america to become more like the rest of the world. we do not want to be like the rest of the world. states of america. and when i am a president, it will leave the single greatest nation in the world. >> we want to bring in governor bush -- governor christie: excuse me -- he directly mentioned me, so i think i get a chance to respond. everyone to think at home about this. that is what washington, d.c. does -- the drive-by shot at the beginning and the memorized 25- second speech that is exactly what his advisers told him -- [cheers and applause] governor christie: you see, marco, the thing is this -- when you are president, when your governor of a state, when you memorize a 32nd speech that -- a 30-second speech, it does not help anyone. none of that stuff happens on the floor of the united states senate. it' s a fine job. i' m glad you ran for, but it does not prepare you for president of the united states. [applause] senator rubio: chris, y

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. >> barack obama when he ran for president. >>> news 4's brian thompson in new hampshire covering the primary. tune in for a live report starting at 5:00 on news 4. >>> police in riot gear took to the streets in denver shortly re ter the broncos became super bowl champions last night. most fans were peaceful. but pepper spray had to disperse some of the unruly crowds. at least a dozen people were arrested, most for starting fires or throwing objects at super bowl, denver did, in franchise history. they beat the panthers, 24-10. linebacker von miller named the mvp. big question will be, will this be peyton manning's ast game? unfortunately, we have to wait a little while for that answer. with my friends and family and i think i'll take some time after that and, like i said, i'm going to enjoy tonight, take it one step at a time. >> okay. if peyton manning decides to retire, he'll be going out ona top with last night's win. he became the first quarterback to win an nfl title with two teams. i guess ties his brother now. >> he does. >> they eachch.ve two. >> he's got two. we're good now.

s where wmur political reporter adam sexton is live tonight. adam: an estimated 1200 people here today at the community college. that is approaching barack obama 2008 levels in terms of numbers and enthusiasm. bernie' s bernie sanders can see the first in the nation finish line and he is looking for a win. it' s time for closing arguments in new hampshire, and while bernie sanders has burning enthusiasm behind him, he' s still facing questions about how he will pay for things like free college and universal healthcare. bernie sanders: we will get them done because people will demand adam: on top of putting pressure on washington, sanders said it' s time for a redistribution of wealth. bernie sanders: and we can afford these programs because we' re going to transfer some of that wealth back into the hands -- adam: the vermont senator stands on the cusp of an historic primary victory. former new hampshire state senator burt cohen was one of the first to endorse sanders. >> he came to portsmouth may 27 and i introduced him then, and we were worried about how many people would show up and if it would be big enough. now, oh, my goodness, it' s huge

. >> president barack obama will do something next month that no u-s president has done in nearly 90 years. he's going to cuba. the president confirmed it by tweet this morning. he'll go to cuba to meet with president raul stro and d th groups that are advocating for cnge in cuba. that's a condition that obama had laid out publicly for such a trip. the white house formally reopened ties with cuba in 2014. president obama emphasized that even though relations have thawed there are still differences between the two governments. and he says he's not turning a concerns. he says he plans to adadess those concerns "directly." the visit is already drawing criticism. republican presidential candidate ted cruz, whose father fled the communist island in the 1950s, says obama shouldn't visit while the castro family is still in power. and marco rubio, another child of cuban immigrants, doesn't like it, either. sen. ted cruz/(r) presidential candidate "and i will say i was saddened to hear but i wasn't surprised. this was foreshadowed for a long time." anderson cooper / town hall moderator "is th

this notion that barack obama not true. >> there it is. there it s the memorize 25 second speech. >> donald trump defended his support for eminent domain and jeb bush called him out for how he's used it. >> they all want the keystone the he couldkeystone pipeline woetithout eminent domain won't go 20 feet. >> he tried tie the property of las vegas. an elderly woman. >> let me talk, quiet. >> a lot of times -- force. unpopular in new hampshire. there is a project proposed years to bring cower lines from canada throughout north country and it has been stalled by residents' objections. the governors really seemed to reassert themselves yesterday. now, chris, it's a sprinlt for the next two days until the polls close on tuesday night. >> carl, thanks for. that now to the first of the three governors stopping by our manchester set here today, the man at the center of the marco rubio episode, new jersey governor chris christie. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> thank you. >> your takedown of marco rubio and that's all i can call irt, here is one more c

. >> this notion that barack obama doesn' t know what he' s doing - - >> there it is. there it is. 25 seconds. there it is, everybody. marco rubio' s a gifted, gifted politician. but we' ve tried it the old way with barack obama. >> reporter: and donald trump made the first appearance since skipping iowa. >> i' d bring back water boarding and worse than water boarding. >> they' re not the only ones to appear. bernie sanders tested out his comedic chops on saturday night live. sanders complained about preferential treatment in a skit of the titanic. >> enough is enough. we need to all unite together if we' re going to get through this. >> reporter: hillary clinton fired back against blunt trustworthiness and the 2012 benghazi attacks. >> there' s more information on this than you will find in most other kinds of events. >> reporter: for some candidates tuesday is a major break day for survival in the race. cbs news, manchester, new hampshire. >> starting tomorrow dr. john armstrong will give updates on the zika virus. they' ll come each day at 2 p.m. and have the confir

checking today' s headlines -- president barack obama is meeting with wisconsin lawmaker paul ryan for the first time tomorrow since he became house speaker last october. lunch will take place in the oval office between the two leaders after a meeting that includes senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. the men are expected to discuss the president' s fiscal 2017 budget request and areas of common legislative interest in the president' s last year of office. lisa: bill cosby is set to appear back in a pennsylvania criminal court today. cosby and his attorneys are trying to get a criminal sex assault case against him thrown out. he has been charged with three felony counts of aggravated indecent assault for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his pennsylvania home in 2004. more than 50 women have accused mark: detained oregon militia leader ammon bundy' s father ordered protesters monday to keep occupying the malhaur wildlife refuge. this after bundy urged the remaining four protesters to turn themselves in. cliven bundy sent a notice to the harney county sheriff to r

barack obama to make one more liberal appointee. >> i really wish the president would think about not nominating somebody. >> after marco rubio's damaging debate performance last week -- >> this notion that barack obama >> there it is. there it s the memorized 25-second speech. >> he can get his campaign back on track? >> if our next president is even half the president ronald reagan was, america is going to be greater than it's ever been. >> senator marco rubio on his strategy to regain momentum. then -- >> one of us ran against barack obama. i was not that candidate. >> the democratic candidates clash on who is building on the barack obama legacy. bernie sanders in his first interview on "fox news sunday" since starting the presidential campaign. we break down both races as bush xliii prepares to hit the campaign trail for his brother. >> he tried to mother, that didn't work out so good. >> if donald trump wants to go after my brother, man, i think that won't be helpful. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." >> and hello again from fox news in washington. first, the news that broke late court justice antonin scalia. the passing of this conservative court. and it sets off a fierce struggle of a weather barack obama should na

s hand. randy: president barack obama, making a historic trip to cuba. the resistance to that diplomatic plan on the eye thursday morning. announcer: good morning. this is newscenter 5 "eyeopener." also on the eye this morning, bar-goers will certainly be relieved to see these. the cylinders, sparing cities from some sloppy behavior. good morning, i' m emily riemer. randy: and i' m randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. a pretty decent start to the day. cindy: were getting closer to spring. some of at 6:37 a.m. the wind will be active and bringing in colder temperatures. right now it is 30 degrees in boston. look at worcester counties back towards the connecticut river valley, 20' s and the westerly wind kicking up, active all day long, colder air to our west. six degrees in syracuse. four degrees below and ottawa. you will feel it out there today. some sunshine, but wind chills no higher than the 20' s. dress for it. it is a cold day ahead. let' s look at the roads. >> a quiet start on the roadways. no accidents to report. some volume picking up, but not on

s hand. randy: president barack obama, making a historic trip to cuba. the resistance to that diplomatic plan on the eye thursday morning. announcer: good morning. this is newscenter 5 "eyeopener."

. >> this notion of barack obama doesn't know what he's doing is >> there it s the memorized 25-second speech. >> and see if they can put a dent in the iowa frontrunners. >> going to build a wall. we're going to triple the border patrol. we're going to replace obamacare with something so much better. >> kasich, bush, and christie live only on "fox news sunday." then the battle between the two democratic candidates gets down right nasty. >> secretary clinton does represent the establishment. >> enough is enough. if you have something to say, say it directly. >> we'll ask our sunday panel whether bernie sanders put an end to the clinton coronation. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in new hampshire. we're just outside downtown manchester manchester. there is snow outside but inside and in two days voters head to the poll in new hampshire. last night the republican candidates debated one more time. the goal for several of them to take down rubio and to join trump and cruz in the top tier. in a few minutes, we'll talk with the three governors, christie, kasi

s vote. it sounds quite a lot like barack obama a back when -- it sounds like sanders could go all the way. if bernie sanders is strategic in reaching out to those younger voters as well as tolly making a strong effort educate voters of color, particularly the black community and lee teedo -- latino community and the connection he sees between their needs and policies he already has in place, he may stand a chance. if he fails at making those ofnections to those voters color, i don't think the current coalition would be enough. pitionefinitely in a to really give hillary a run and perhaps even when. catherine: thank you very much for your time. moving on to the middle east now -- forces loyal to the syrian government breaking a in aleppo.g siege a syrian carnal saying today that the army is just three .ilometers away if the military does break those sieges, it will cut off the only remaining opposition supply route between aleppo city and the north of the province. the observatory for human rights reports at least 18 civilians killed today in russian airstrikes backing up government forces

s current administration. lisa: president barack obama will ask congress today for more than $1.8 billion in emergency funding to fight the zika virus. some of this money will be spent here and abroad to eradicate the mosquitoes that have been rapidly spreading the virus through latin america. it' s suspected of causing a devastating birth defect, babies born with abnormally small heads. mark: it' s the last day of the mardi gras season and hoards of revelers are getting ready for lisa: fat tuesday events are expected to be the largest since hurricane katrina. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner tells us how the big easy is celebrating. miriah: the celebration and security are both being described as unprecedented this year, with more than a million people expected in new orleans. the costumes, the parades, and of course the beads all part of an iconic mardi gras experience. however, security is tighter than ever before. with so much surveillance, the fbi says visitors should always assume they' re being filmed. in addition to agents, some 1100 new orleans police officers are on patrol, many undercover. officials sa

why he' s spiking everything at a super bowl gift shop. and president barack obama, about to embark on a first in the united states. the visit he' s making today. we look live over the expressway. "now on newscenter 5" randy: new hampshire invasion. state. the boost here that donald trump hopes will help him put that iowa loss in the past. doug cover first line with zika : virus vids then him on cam. fears over the zika virus prompt a change in boston schools. the activity that will now be off limits. emily a little girl trapped by : flames and home alone. i heard someone say, this thing is on fire. her desperate choice and the heroes who helped her survive. on the eye. >> live from wcvb tv channel 5. this is a news center 5 update. emily: 6:30 wednesday morning as we look over a bright sky. i love seeing this. good morning, i' m emily riemer. randy: and i' m randy price with cindy and olessa. it is a nice start to the day. cindy: we had a mild storm earlier. we are moving in the right direction. today, the sun will set for the first time at 5:00 p.m. off of the rad

damaging debate performance last week -- >> this notion that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing is just not true. >> there it is. there it s the memorized 25-second speech. >> he can get his campaign back on track? >> if our next president is even half the president ronald reagan s, america is going to be greater than it's ever been. >> s sator marco rubio on his strategy to regain momentum. then -- obama. i was not that candidate. >> the democratic candidates clash on who is building on the barack obama legacy. bernie sanders in his first interview on "fox news sunday" since starting the presidential campaign. we break down both races as bush xliii prepares to hit the campaign trail for his brother.

president barack obama has signed help upgrade cybersecurity in the u-s. this after several data breaches hit agencies including the department of justice. the president wants to increase cybersecurity spending by more than 35-percent from last year. a republican- dominated congress will need to sign off on the proposal. the president says he's hopeful that the cybersecurity initiative will pass. the court martial of sergeant bowe bergdahl is officially on hold. the judge is waiting for an appeals court to make a decision about whether classified evidence should be shared with bergdahl's defense team. bergdahl is accused of desertion, after his capture outside a us military base in afghanistan in 2009. his captors released him in exchange for five taliban detainees. a follow up tonight on the water crisis in flint, michigan. flint's mayor has proposed a 55- million dollar plan to replace lead pipes in the city's water system. she announced the proposal as a way to fix the water crisis as quickly as possible. first priority would be given to the most meanwh

s local affiliate. an announcement is expected after presidents barack obama and vladimir putin discuss it over the phone. commitment 2016, a new poll gives donald trump a commanding lead in massachusetts. trump has 50% in the new emerson college poll. that' rubio, 37 points ahead of john on the democratic side, a dead heat. sanders each have 46%. massachusetts votes on super tuesday, march first. sanders is in massachusetts he will appear in boston this afternoon before a 7:00 p.m. rally at u-mass amherst. sanders was in south carolina sunday appearing at a prominent african-american church. democrats in that state hold their primary on saturday. hillary clinton is scheduled to attend fundraisers in california today. most of the remaining republican field is converging on las vegas today. donald trump, ted cruz, marco rubio and ben carson all campaigning there. that' s ahead of tomorrow' s republican caucuses in nevada. the latest polls show trump ahead of rubio and cruz in that state with john kasich and ben carson trailing in the single digits. a new bill targeting puppy mills in boston being introduc

jonathan: justice scalia' s death is already sparking a heated election-year fight over whether president barack obama should we' candidates said about who should make the appointment coming up let' >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast -- jennifer: if you are in the 275 the loop power to the east and north, you will be fine. a couple of the snow flurries that have been weakening for the last hour, we have had them in place this morning. they could give us an extra dusting to set the stage for the snow that will arrive later today. this is a week and each light snow showers. the steadier snow st. louis continue to expand and move our way for later this afternoon. we have a winter weather advisory that begins at noon the tri-state with the exception of fayette and union county until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. the snow will move from west to east and the acumen letting snow will come down for several hours this afternoon and i we taper into snow showers that will last through the overnight and into monday morning. at noon today, the morning light flurries have come to an end and the quiet start to

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s a progressive. because under the definition that was flying around on twitter and statements by the campaign, barack obama would not be a progressive. joe biden would not be a progressive. jeanne shaheen would not be a progressive. even the late, great senator paul wellstone would not be a progressive. mark: for more coverage on the wlwt.com. right now we have the five takeaways from the cnn townhall. you can catch the democratic debate on msnbc tonight at 9:00. and for all the commitment 2016 latest news, check out our mobile app and website at wlwt.com. lisa: turning to the other side of the race, new hampshire campaigning is just heating up and already we have more republican candidates dropping out. candidates rand paul and rick santorum have both now dropped out of the 2016 presidential race. santorum didn' t stop there, announcing that he is now throwing his support behind now-former competitor marco rubio. rubio placed third in iowa' s caucuses, behind ted cruz and donald trump. trump is accusing senator ted cruz of stealing the republican iowa caucus. he' s calling for either new voting in iowa or

reporter: justice scalia' s death is already sparking a heated election-year fight over whether president barack obama should we' ll hear what the gop candidates said about who should in five minutes. the death of a little boy from a rare form of cancer is leaving behind a legacy of giving. a look at the new charity starting in his memory. less than a week remaining until the critical primary in south carolina that could be the turning point for some of the candidates and their future in the race. s taking a different approach courtis: we' re staying on top of breaking news tonight. in boone county crews are on the scene of a very large fire. the general store, the fire started around 9:00 tonight. that is considered a landmark. crews from for fire departments across boone county are on the scene. we bring you much more information on air as it becomes available. of health care under president obama. another big issue, who will make the nomination for justice scalia' s replacement. ohio governor john kasich said this vacancy shouldn' t turn into another partisan fight and that regardless of who makes

s something you earn. brookside. 3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 president barack obama is considering nevada's republican governor brian sandoval as one of several potential nominees to the supreme court.that's according to two people familiar with the process to replace the experts call it a possible attempt to appeal to senate republicans.but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has said they will not hold hearings, or vote on the president's pick. 3 turning to campaign 2016 ... things are expected to heat up between republican presidential candidates as super tuesday approaches.with another debate on the horizon, donald trump warned the race will take a nasty turn.he predicts the civility, if you can call it that, between marco rubio and himself will fall away as they try to earn nominations from delegates in the 11 states that hold republican primaries next week. meanwhile, trump was just endorsed by congressman chris collins, the first sitting congressman to do so. 3 on the democratic side ... bernie sanders and hillary clinton are trying to drum up support in st