bill, back to that winter i'll show you coming up. >> bill: thanks. of course, it may be super bowl weekend but many cleveland fans are still talking about johnny manziel. dallas police have opened 5 criminal investigation on the troubled browns' quarterback. shanice dunning talked to a legal analyst. >> reporter: dallas police are investigating what happened during a fight between manziel and his girl friend. she told policeman zell struck her several times. police say she was uncooperative first, but later filed a police report. >> reporter: a dallas defense trial attorney says hesitation in these cases isn't unusual. >> especially in family violent situations, dating relationships, people want to think about what they are going do before they call the police. outcry chips away at her credibility. >> reporter: dallas police are investigating to see if there will be any charges. palmer says if manziel is charged with misdemeanor assault he could face a year in dallas county jail and $4,000 fine. palmer says it is likely manziel will be put on probati

bill: got it.ins in iowa, first on democrat side in razor-tight race at moment, sanders or clinton? >> bill, i told you before, i haven't got slightest idea what elect to tore rats are doing particularly in new hampshire and iowa. they are volatile. i suspect it will be sanders and clinton plus or minus one or 2% without being able to tell which one will win. bill: that's probably safe. republicans, who wins here? >> well trump has to win in iowa. he has made such a big deal in iowa. if he doesn't win iowa or doesn't win big in iowa, people wonder whether the bluff and bluster game he played is all bluff and bluster? cruz has to come in second. coming out of iowa, third, fourth and fifth will be important. bill: indeed it might be. it has in the past. thank you, governor,. >> third, forth and fifth will be three of the christie, bush, kasich, rubio crowd. and the order in which they come out of iowa will be important to them. bill: yeah. we'll see. thank you governor, see you next weekend. >> thank

bill -- transferal g.i. bill's benefit. we promised the men and women who signed up to serve this -- in our nation's military and they would be able to transfer their entire g.a.o. bill benefits to a -- g.i. bill benefits to a despent spouse or child. it is unfair that we're now breaking part of that promise. while i understand that these changes paid for in other essential provisions of this bill, i would have preferred that we keep the promise we made to servicemenberry finding our ways to pay for this package. i will continue to work with my colleagues as this legislation moves forward to find a different way to pay for these provisions that do not violate the promise we had made -- we made to our veterans. i hope our republican colleagues will bring this bill to the floor under an open rule, to give members the opportunity to oppose amendments and debate ways to improve more controversial provisions of this bill. i am disappointed that we're not able to offer amendments to improve the bill today. that said, i will suppo

compare the bill with another of the same value. hold the bill up to the light. for all bills except 1 and 2 dollar bills, there should be a security thread or plastic strip running from top to bottom. "this is one of the types of bills that have been going around. like i demonstrated to you guys earlier when i handed to you and asked you to tell me what's wrong with it and you said the paper feels funny, the color's funny, but you didn't notice it said for motion picture use only," said sioux city detective bill nice. the counterfeit cash you may see in sioux city, can be purchased online, oftentimes only meant to be used in films. detective bill nice says there is a lot of fake money floating through the system in sioux city. one local business owner says the issue dies down as the dollar fades out. (--nat pop of cash register opening--) "i've never had any and honestly any more so much of the business done with us people using charge cards, debit cards, things like that," said karlton's co-owner, kim kletschke. can happen to any business or anyone. "it's no di

bill: all right. rohan. nicely done. >> coming down the drive. >> it's not right. >> they are sick to the stomach. >> i was so disappointed. people take the time out of their day. bill: somebody, probably several somebody's. wheeling out all over the property. >> kostas our gardens. a rain garden. kostas a lot of our activities. >> the front lawn out in front. drove down all over the front lawn. drove right down the sale. just complete disregard. a couple of different places. encourage them to sound the alarm. >> they have come from the clubs. get the word out. community volunteers, destroyed. >> police obviously have the incident under investigation. offer a helping hand. talking about something, $12,000 worth of damage. likely much more. the neighbors have offered to help. security cameras are about to be installed. meeting with people to believe that wreckage is mainly a case of highly destructive drunken vandalism. concerted efforts to destroy if you know who did this call philadelphia police. it'

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning.about a dozen states up for grabs along with hundreds of delegates to the national convention in july. latest national poll gives trump a huge lead, now this is national poll. it is not based on state, which is what tomorrow's all ba. 49% for trump. rubio and cruz trailing far behind, virtual behind for second. trump started day stamping out fire with questions over the weekend about david duke and ku klux klan. >> i have no problem disavowing groups. i would like to know who they are. it would be very fair to disavow a group, matt, if they shouldn't be disavowed. i need to know who the groups are. i disavow david duke. if you you look on facebook i also disavowed david duke, when i looked at it, and disavowed david duke. i disavowed david duke on facebook and twitter. obviously never enough. martha: is it enough? brit hume, fox senior political analyst. >> martha, good to be here. martha: what do you make of this whole disavowing david duke and the ku klux klan. >> i don't think this

bill: i'm bill hemmer.e he kept since leaving office absence with a event outside of charleston, south carolina. with this radio spot he is offering his support. >> he can make the tough decisions to keep americans safe and our country free. in a time of crisis he will be a steady hand. martha: chris wallace is anchor of "fox news sunday." good morning, chris, good to see you. >> good morning to you, martha. martha: what did you think about this entrance of george w. bush to the campaign trail? >> first of all it will be fascinating because as you say he has really been private since he left office back in 2009. i suspect he is doing this more out of just family loyalty to his brother than he is because of any zest or desire to get on the campaign trail. that will really be key when he goes to that town hall on monday night. i mean is he going to say, gee my brother is a great guy, which is all he saying in the ads which i suspect isn't going to cut all that much? you suspect your brother to back you. or is

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bill: i'm bill hemmer.p is still on top here but the race for second could not be tighter, adding extra urgency of final day of this campaign. new poll gives trump a double-digit lead at 30% but there is not a lot of daylight between a lot of other candidates. kasich in the poll is 14, bush at 13. rubio at 13, cruz at 12. fiorina is at five. she is our guest. stand by live for that. martha: brit hume with us here in new hampshire. good morning, mr. human. a lot happened over the weekend. what do you think happened. >> marco rubio got hurt by chris christie's assault on him, he repeated it three times. people noticed. he had some momentum and energy coming in from iowa, having done unexpectedly well. i think it has been checked. he may recover in the last day. new hampshire voters notoriously swing in large numbers one direction or another. in scattered field we may not see anything as pronounced as we have in the past. not clear at all chris christie bained much. although he did inflict real bruises. those

who's against the bill? >> well, once again, this is one of the renewable energy bills where we have not had any opposition. there are some that believe when you start trying to change where the revenue is distributed from the federal government back to state and county, that it brings money out of the federal treasury. however, i believe that public land is located in nevada, so moneys generated from those public lands should stay in nevada. >> i'll bet nevadans love this bill. what are you hearing? lands are located. they are the ones that really suffer the most from not being able to have revenue generated from use of those lands. so this will go a long way for a lot of our rural counties. >> you know you mentioned bill. tell us why. >> so as was mentioned, about 35% of the revenue goes into a fund that will help fund conservation and sportsmen's making sure that public lands remain open, accessible and available to conservationists enjoyment. >> so environmentalists, win-win? >> it is. but again, we are

bill: i'm bill hemmer.hire voters sending a clear message tilting away from the mainstream, however this contest still in very early stages. here is donald trump on nbc today. >> i said i was going to do well there. we really did, even better than anticipated. and i think south carolina frankly, will be very similar to this. there is something going on. it is a movement. people want to see a smart country. they want us to take the country back. they want to see great deals. horrible deals. >> people in new hampshire took a pause and said at least not related to donald trump but, for the other people, the 60% that voted they wanted someone who had proven leadership record and i do. my case is won that look, we can be angry about the status quo or we can fix it. >> we finished shorter than we wanted to. i think it had to do with the fact saturday night and last three days and coverage. that is on me. that ain't never going to happen again. we'll win this campaign and win this primary. >> if somebody pounds me

final bill. sadly, members of this body have responded instead by preemptively introducing legislation that would not only weaken the guidelines but would delay them for two additional years on top of the two years that they've already been delayed. this bill would create more fusion than it addresses. it undermines the effectiveness of the regulation by limiting the recourse for civil action in court, and it does not make consumers and the american people any healthier. for all these reasons and more, prominent health care groups across the spectrum oppose this legislation, including the american cancer society, the american heart association, the association of state public health nutritionists, the american public health association, the public health institute, doctors, public health advocates oppose this bill. i urge my colleagues to oppose h.r. 2017 as well. menu labeling provides the necessary information to make healthy choices when eating out, easy access about food we eat serves our nat

bill: thank you, everybody. five remaining republican candidates hit the stage before super tuesday. marco rubio and ted cruz threw everything they had at donald trump. but will it stick? bill: i used to pick out the orange slices and the cherries out of fruit salad. martha: good morning. i'm martha maccallum. enough with the fruit salad. there are a lot of arrows on that stage last night. cruz and rubio hoping to slow down the trump train on his hiring of illegal immigrants. >> you are the on person on the stage who has been fined for hiring illegal immigrant to w on your prongs. >> i'm the on person on the stage who has hired people. i have hired tens and thousands of people and you have hired no one. >> i got along with everybody. you got along with nobody. you don't have one republican senator -- you work with them every day of your life, though you ste skipped a lot of time -u don't have one republican senator backing you. you don't have the endorsement of one republican senator and you work with these peop

bill: i am bill melugin, we're talking the winter weather, that is pushing in. ashlee mcgeehan is standing by for us in government ownia, people are get -- gastonia, people are getting ready for weather that is head our way. >> we had to brian basham first. >> anything that lands will stick to the area, i want to show you everyone is as freezing or below. we have seen snow in the region, here in charlotte it has been a few snow flakes. putting this in motion, you it darker the blue, the heavier the snow fall, i want to point out we have a warm front to the south. this will create issues depending on how quickly it moves across the area, as it move across anything that falls is likely to transition from snow to freezing rain. that is where the concerns are where ice builds up on the road, look at west of us, we saw rain, we have sleet, freezing rain and snow, waiting to move in, overnight into through the day tomorrow. just want to take a quick look. at on the future cast, 7 27 in the morning, i am not expecting a ton of snow fall, at-this-point light snow potent

bill: 1000%.ed, msnbc will have bug in corner of their screen at noon yesterday promoting bush rally in south carolina. and that network will also take the trump rallies live, sometimes from beginning to end. sometimes not. sometimes they dump out. cnn, to, arguably to a similar degree but perhaps not end to end. what is it about those networks that is now, you know, opening the door to these trump rallies to make sure that more people can perhaps view them and see them? because it would appear as a candidate you call up network, hey, you're not taking my rally. you can't do that. that's not fair game. what explains why they're doing that? >> well it is pretty simple answer which is donald trump rally can move the ratings needle for these other networks in a way apparently their own programing can't. look at beginning when trump was phenomenon we all did it. there were trump rallies on fox. i see a lot more particularly on msnbc, preempting their own programing to show donald trump. you could say

bill that i don't believe that -- i believe some people are confusing that bill with this bill that we have here today. if you read this bill's text, i don't believe you can find anything that could undermine the merit review process at the n.s.f. this will protect the n.s.f. from future attacks and make the foundation stronger. h.r. 3293 says research funded by the n.s.f. must be worthy of national funding and in the national interests. the national interests are defined by broad criteria that a grant has a potential to promote the progress of science to the united states. it is difficult to conseff that research would not meet that standard. it is difficult for help to see how the standard could harm the work that the foundation does. the bill clearly states that it is the job of the foundation to determine what is worthy of funding, not politicians, and nothing in the bill would alter its peer review process which we agree is a gold standard for funding scientific research. as a scientist myself, i believe this is as it should be. nevertheless, there have been suggestions that this

bill: thanks. in a pitched battle to win the support of african american voters and one of those will win a key endorsement today. >> with his should have taken a left at the river. >> excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? bill: i give these candidates a lot of credit, because i feel like i need a nap today. martha: were you happy to be home in your own bed last night? [laughter] bill: yes, it was good. martha: it was fun. we learned a lot. great trip. good to be back, everybody. have a good day, we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ jenna: we're awaiting a major endorsement in the democratic presidential race as the two candidates get ready to face off in their first debate since the new hampshire primary. i'm jenna lee. jon: and i'm jon

this bill. and i think it's something that we can all be proud of. so what i'd like to do at this time is to retain the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady retains her time. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. luetkemeyer: thank you, mr. chairman. with that we'd like to recognize the distinguished gentleman from texas, mr. williams, for two minutes. one of our junior members of the committee, but one of the senior members with life experience who can bring a lot of good discussion to this discussion we're having this afternoon. mr. williams: thank you, mr. chairman. i'm proud to rise today in support of h.r. 3700. the housing opportunity through modernization act of 2015. introduced by my good friend, chairman luetkemeyer, and my friend, congressman cleaver, this bipartisan piece of legislation is the first step in many to help reform and modernize our outdated federal housing system. mr. chairman, for too long government red tape has made many of these housing programs inef

this bill updates the d.o.e.'s energy conservation standards to keep up with innovations that have taken place over the last decade in household and commercial lighting. while the latest lighting may look similar on the exterior, it actually runs on new and exciting technology. and frankly, as you've heard from the other speakers, we need to update our regulatory scheme to keep these innovations going. specifically, when the energy and commerce wrote the energy policy and conservation act of 2005, it directed the department of energy to develop a conservation standard for external power supply products. because of the inadvertently broad definition, we created for external power supplies, emerging l.e.d. drivers were swept up into a standard that, as you've heard so eloquently from the other speakers, just doesn't make any sense. that means that although l.e.d. drivers are highlien energy-efficient, they can't -- highly energy-efficient, they can't meet the standards and their ability to compete in the lighting ma

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to america's newsroom. i'm bill hemmer. heather: i'm heather childers in for martha maccallum. president obama vows to nominate and justice saying it's his constitutional responsibility. >> does that mean you are going to filibuster anyone that president obama nominates? >> absolutely. this should be a decision for the people, george. we have an election. >> i think we should wait until after november. the president can nominate whoever he wants but the senate is not going to act. we are not moving forward on it, period. >> it's up to mitch mcconnell and everyone else to stop it. it's called delay, delay, delay. >> we'll have an election very soon and the people will understand what's at stake in that election. bill: epic battle. republicans showed their hands on saturday. senator mcconnell says they will not make a move. why does that matter? >> the republicans could have done this a different way. they could have said we look forward to working with the president on this issue and somehow the nomination never got confirme

his name was bill. bill cumber. >> reporter: ten years younger, in fact. sabine was 49. bill was 39 and very different from tom. tom, meanwhile, was still sabine's business partner. and that's where things got a little dicey. one day tom found sabine in a room in their motel with her new lover, bill. >> he had caught them having sex in room 11 at haley's motel. but he said it wasn't a jealousy thing. it was a lack of respect that, you know, having sex with his wife in the hotel room. >> reporter: not jealous? maybe. still, the detectives knew that sort of thing could very well drive a person to do terrible things. so tom and bill did one of them harm sabine? they interviewed bill the first time back when sabine's stolen car was found. learned that in 2008 they started dating and eventually together. sabine told her friends she'd hit the jackpot with bill. friends like joyce lathrop. >> she even had his picture in her wallet. and she was so proud that he was so handsome, and i can see where she was head over heels. >> maybe this was going to be the love of her life. they

the bill requires the v.a. to create key health care metrics to measure whether each medical center is satisfactory or underperforming. the metrics will be bublished on the v.a. website and will be subject to a team being sent to the facility to create a remediation plan and bring them up to standards. the v.a. will issue quarterly reports on the underperforming facilities and their progress on the following remediation plan. additionally, the bill seeks to require the v.a. to enter into partnerships with recognized schools of nursing to provide undergraduate nursing students enrolled in such stools with standardized training. the bill lists the 11 areas of training, including ptsd and military sexual trauma. mr. speaker, this bill addresses issues the committee has expressed concerns in the past and pi support its passage. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from louisiana is recognized. mr. abraham: reserve. the speaker pro t

the new bill doesn't go as far to change that as it once did, but the bill's creator says

bill: it has to do with social media. the idea, social media allows people to talk tough. happen. >> saying that this could clifford is a nicea nice guy, pretty much all he did was just outright mean. >> in my eyes they are both at fault. at the same time you can be there on social media any anytime. bill: is the school going to take any action? >> they have not responded. bill: thanks, tamra. >> the men's basketball team is having a season to remember. i headed over to a practice in new jersey to catch up with there only senior. over 1,000 and is also the team's leading rebounder. >> started when i was about it's a family thing. >> in the family theme has carried over. >> just because we have that kind of mentality everybody comeau we are always clowning around. really close. i feel like that helps us out a lot. >> they are serious about the rest of their season. >> it is going to be tough. the mindset that we have been bringing. >> after practice we played a game. >> isn't that called worse? >> it is a condensed version

bill: want to know where we are headed?nowhere. >> chinese. >> another day in the life of being a chaser. >> we do it differently. bill: "high speed chase",. >> governorgovernor chris christie is back in new jersey for good. the question now. >> i think what you may actually see, possibility this government doesn't really give an endorsement until later. listening to the democrats he would be exceptional in that position. >> expected to run out this summer. that christie decide to raise gas taxes? well, democrats say they are ready to negotiate. on february 16 the governor will release. and you better bet we will have the answer. >> nypd. subway platform. in flatbush on wednesday. standing on the platform with this guy. you don't belong here. if you recognize, call crime stoppers. >> hey, guys. i you ready? heading out. they are headed to your home. ♪ bill: you guys may have noticed that diane i have been going around the state. some of the newsmakers, with around. see what they like to eat. >> you recognize that. declan th

this bill that i've sponsored bill will simply allow ken stau national battlefield park to acquire two pieces of property that will add to the his ic and educational value of this battlefield. one of the properties is a home built in 1853 by mr. josiah wallace. it was built for his family but it was eventually used as a hospital by the confederate army in the civil war. the house fell into the hands of general william sherman of the union army in his campaign to take atlanta. it was a resounding victory but not without cost. over 350 union soldiers and 1,000 confederate soldiers lay dead. ve days later, germ oliver used the wallace house. this was also the last major battle before atlanta fell. while the assault was a failure costing the lives of 3,000 of his men, the battle inflicted heavy losses on the confederates losing another thousand men could not stop general sherman. adjacent to wallace house is eight acres known as harriston hill and was used as a signalling position during the battle. this location is essential for park visitors to understand the positions taken by union and

bill bit. on october 15th, 2015, a bearded bill cumber pleaded no contest then he sat down to answer questions with a tape recorder rolling. what was that interview like? >> chilling. >> reporter: according to bill, the argument about smoking was just part of it. the bad part started, he said, when sabine told him they were done. >> so sabine thinks she can't go on with this anymore. what happened at that point? >> i lose control, and i hit her in the head with my fist. this is a disgusting situation, man. >> what's her reaction to being struck? >> she gets scared and she covers her face with her hands. >> okay. and what do you do at that point? >> i reached and grabbed her throat and started choking her. >> reporter: he choked her till she stopped moving, he said. she never fought back. did he seem remorseful? >> somewhat. i mean, he wasn't teary-eyed. he was just kind of getting it off his chest. >> i couldn't believe what i did. i stared down at her and all i couldn't believe what i had done

with this bill. with this bill we also say that abortion providers like plant parenthood should not be able to get taxpayer money. defund planned parent hoo in this bill. if this is something so vital, look what the bill does, it transfers the money to federally approved health centers across the contry, many more that planned parenthood facilities that exist. and they are facilities that provide services for women that don't include abortion. so if you look at what this bill is doing, it shows very clear to the country what's at stake this november. we sent a bill to president obama's desk that guts obamacare and that defunds planned parenthood. he vetoed it. we are going to have the override today. if it's not successful in the vote today with a 2/3 vote, it makes clear what's at stake this november. just by changing presidents, by having a president who shares our values, mr. speaker, who wants to gut this law that's failing americans, who wants to defund planned parenthood, by having a president

iowa ag secretary bill northey and sean mcmahon.. with the iowa agriculture water allianane says the u-s-d-a regional conservation partnership program awarded nine point five million dollars to the midwest agriculture wat quality partnership. which is co-led@by idals and the iowa agriculture water alliance.. involving 43 additional partners. the funds will help an initiative engaging local agribusinesse s to bump up water quality bioreactors... saturated buffers and wetlands. the grant is the largest national funding pool award in the country this year.. and the funds will be leveraged alongside four point seven five million dollars ininowa's funding.. and 33 million dollars from the private sector. farmers and landowners.. will make even more investments.. ---- there were no markets yesterday in observance of the president's day holday... however... the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday.. february 13.. saw 141 head of sheep. feeder lambs fetched the days high average price of $2.19 per pound, while fed lambs averagege$1.25 p

anyone who billed what swedish billed paulides billed at 13,000% above cost. think of it like paying this for a loaf of bread or this for a cup of coffee at starbucks. will you pay this for a gallon of gas? we went to swedish looking for answers. swedish in turn told us to go to the colorado hospital association who chose -- >> $359 inside, a bag of saline, $3 outside. >> reporter: -- chose to send us a statement to our question why. it is important to remember the entire system of care it takes to safely administer the saline to the patient. former hospital exec jeff helton said hospitals aren't they just need to make up for high overhead and losses elsewhere and so sometimes they jack up the prices on such things as saline. >> certainly what it costs to buy that bag of saline can be fairly cheap depending how you buy it honestly, but there's a lot more to it than that. >> reporter: to be fair, no one typically pays 3 of hundred $59 for a bag of saline. the hospital bills that. the insurance company negotiates for a lower rate. insurance picks up some and in

senate bill 1172 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. hice: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass s. 1580, the competitive service act of 2015, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: senate 1580, an act to allow additional appointing authorities to select individuals from competitive service certificates. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from georgia and the gentlewoman from illinois each will control 20 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from georgia. mr. hice: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume and ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise

mark: the author of the original bill says this new version will save the bill. >> everyone working on this, eyes wide open, i think knew that changes needed to be made but let's be clear, this is progress. mark: cownie says the bill still introduces dispensaries to the state for the first time, and adds two more medical conditions to the list. >> i'm not going to let a bill fail for when we can make progress so i feel good about it. advocates for expanding medical cannabis in the state interpret the new version bill as another >> we could do better than this, but we sometimes have to accept positive change in whatever form that change comes. elizabeth: after clearing the sub-committee wednesday, the new medical cannabis bill also passed through the commerce committee, 17 to 6 so it clears this week's funnel, but still has to clear another committee before it's eligible to reach the house floor. >> the goal is to eliminate as many accidents as we can. eric: moving forward or moving over. a bill advancing at the statehouse will make drivers give bicyclists more space on the road. kcci's

bill: you know me. >> made to. it is harder than it looks. >> drop the beat. >> i got the chance to ditch my day job. it took on all new persona. i headed to dj school comeau one of the three schools in the new york metropolitan area and got one-on-one lesson of the scratch, mix, and bring in the beat. >> nobody can teach. >> i couldn't. >> founded the school 70 years ago. getting paid tens if not hundreds of thousands of cause all around the world. >> using a lot of computers. and we have the technology to not only create a music that makes other people's music. >> offers dj courses and production courses. and cost around $600 with all the equipment included. you can walk out of the studio. >> i think so. i don't know. might just be the exception to that rule. beat means. >> it was a lot of fun. >> check out this facebook video that has gone viral within the last week. to the bouncer for helping them over the years of money. just until last week. got a place of his very own for the 1st time. so meet one of the mos

meanwhile this bill isn't farfetched. a similar bill passed in texas last year. in the studio ananda rochita wsls 10. virignia is one step closer to enacting stronger gun laws. the senate passed bills 49 and 7-15 today. the bills strengthen the state's gun laws by taking guns away from domestic abusers and expanding access to background checks at gun shows. governor mcauliffe championed the bills... saying they're the first meaningful steps forward on gun safety legislation in the state in more than 20 years. mcauliffe added... he looks forward to working with the another bi- partisan bill is gaining ground in the general assembly. the bill would allow minors to remove certain alcohol or marijuana possession offenses from their record. the bill aims to make it easier for the young people to get jobs in the future... without the charges weighing them down. the legislation was overwhelming approved by a senate committee... and now heads to the full chamber. in w-s-l-s ten economic news... the job market is putting up some of its best numbers since 20-08. the labor

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning.day in new hampshire is finally here after month after month after residents here in the state listening to the pitches of so many for so long you will get a day at the polls. you will get pundits and predictions all swept aside. this gives way to moment of truth because for the people of new hampshire it is your turn finally to decide. martha: we welcome steve hayes, senior writer for "the weekly standard" and fox news contributor. always good to have you with us this morning. >> good to be here. martha: when nobody really knows what is going to happen. >> that is what so great about this if you're a political junkie this is what you want. you have this cluster of candidates in second place and conceivably the second place candidate come in fifth. the fifth place candidate could come in second. it is this cluster and you have everybody scrambling. i heard you talking earlier about driving down the street and you run from one event into another event. if you're a political junkie this

bill gates: right.sing the idea of all of the government's behavior with accessing information in the past, nobody would want to do that. there are cases -- more j edgar hoover, it's more clear. so the idea that you are forcing the discussion about about what would it mean if you cannot trust the government ever to get banking information or call information or iphone information -- it would be great if we could agree on what safeguards would get us back to saying that at least this government is working on our behalf when it is trying to track down terrorists. charlie: apple must have known this was coming because between ios 7 and ios 8 you have a very different situation. bill gates: the information on that phone is accessible to apple. if anybody was confused about that now they are not. that information is accessible to apple. but it doesn't really matter. it's like your bank saying we cannot possibly access your account information. they can and they can resist court orders if they choose to as we

those bills. this would repeat daily in a cascading fashion. the resulting would disastrous. -- the result would be disastrous. a first-time immediate default on u.s. credit. let me repeat the 14th amendment. it is clear and simple and concise. the 14th amendment to the constitution, section 4, says, the validity of the public debt of the united states, authorized by law, that's us, including debts incurred for payment of pensions shall not e questioned. i think to even entertain the idea of default is counterproductive. to entertain the idea sends a real message to the financial markets all over the world including our own. i think that is disturbing. i don't think you want it and we don't want it. when you look at how the debt was incurred, when you look at that graph about what contributed to this $19 trillion you are talking about, it could be very interesting in case of history, history's important here, history 101, what contributed to that debt. two wars unpaid for, two tax ts in 2001 and 2

josh: that is right, bill. high gave very short answers, he got up and walked out, today he had a chance to defend those actions, he was not apologetic. >> i have been on record to say i'm a soar loser, who likes to lose, you show me a good loser, i am going to show you a loser, this is not a popularity contest, i am here to win football games. >> he hates to lose, that is a bottom line, that is what you love in him. that is the beauty about a guy like, that i am proud of who he is as far as a competitor, do i differently, yes, but that is who he is. reporter: not only does his coach are his back but many of his teammates support his star quarterback, many wondering why he did not dive on the fumble here, you will hear that in sports. bill: thank you, josh. i am sure a lot of people will have opinions on those comments, you can find out everything on your webbite fox46charlotte.com. >> it is colder here in charlotte, the snow is flying just west of school closures, ash, avery and wit agha county schools be clos

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bills.tunately, the senate has the 60-vote requirement. at a minimum they ought to review and consider the requirement for appropriations bills. it's constitutional responsibility. having 51 votes to move an appropriations bill to the president's desk or back to the house is something they should revisit. in the meantime it does still take 60 so if you look at reconciliation a byproduct of passing the budget if the house and senate agreement, which is something we did last year we the first time since 2002 the house an senate agreed on a budget that gets to balance. it was significant, it shouldn't take that long between times where the house and senate agree on a budget that balances, but we did that. and it allowed us to have reconciliation which gave us the ability to put a bill on president obama's desk, defunds planned parenthood and to do that with 51 votes in the senate. ening i think on the 12 appropriations bills, they should revisit having a 5 -vote requirement for those bills. in

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bill bit.h, 2015, a bearded bill cumber pleaded no contest to second degree murder. then he sat down to answer questions with a tape recorder rolling.interview like? >> chilling. >> reporter: according to bill, the argument about smoking was just part of it. the bad part started, he said, they were done. >> so sabine thinks she can't go. what happened at that point? >> i lose control, and i hit herth my fist. this is a disgusting situation, man. >> she gets scared and she er face with her hands. >> okay. and what do you do at that point? >> i reached and grabbed her throat and started choking her.ed her till she stopped moving, he said. she never fought back.morseful? >> somewhat. i mean, he wasn't teary-eyed. he was just kind of getting it >> i couldn't believe what i did. i stared down at her and all things -- all kinds of things were running through my mind. i couldn't believe what i had done.r: he said he took a sheet off the bed and rolled her up in it, waited about an hour, dragged her out to the car. at where she bled on the place he cut out the upholstery. an

compare the bill with another of the same value. hold the bill up to the light. for all bills except 1 and 2 dollar bills, there should be a security thread or plastic strip running from top to bottom. "this is one of the types of bills that have been going around. like i demonstrated to you guys earlier when i handed to you and asked you to tell me what's wrong with it and you said the paper feels funny, the color's funny, but you didn't notice it said for motion picture use only," said sioux city detective bill nice. the counterfeit cash you may see in sioux city, can be purchased online, oftentimes detective bill nice says there sioux city. one local business owner says the issue dies down as the dollar fades out. (--nat pop of cash register opening--) "i've never had any and honestly any more so much of the business done with us people using charge cards, debit cards, things like that," said karlton's co-owner, kim kletschke. nice says be cautious because it can happen to any business or anyone. "it's no different then stealing off their shelves, they're out