bill? >> always. >> perry? >> well, climate change, and the catastrophe that could occur from a climate change, and from a nuclear exchange, are both being existential. they need direct and immediate attention to keep them from happening, 10, 20, 30 years from now. >> mm-hmm. >> this one just for secretary hagel, since you set foot on lao ning, the chinese have announced the construction of an aircraft carrier. what are the implications, and should we be worried? >> i don't think we should be worried. i'm not surprised that they would make that decision. i think an aircraft carrier, not only strategically, tactically for them, is important. but i think the symbolism is particularly important for them. i was told, when i was there, when i visited that aircraft carrier, the retrofitted ukrainian aircraft carrier, which is not much of an aircraft carrier, looking at our modern standards. but the reality is, as the chinese reminded me, the weapons systems that they have, the technology they have, to attack aircraft

what bill perry said was exactly right. it is imperfect, still dangerous, i am hopeful that if there is a new government that election is coming at an end of this week, that new government doesn't start to unwind some of the progress that i believe is the right progress towards the right end, toward the right kind of agreement gets china and taiwan where they need to be, for that part of the world and as bill cohen pointed out doesn't put the united states in a position where then we have to make a tough decision on whether we are going to support obligations or not. >> close on the eternal optimist and i got my start in his business when president nixon went to china. i always think the election gives them the ability to compromise more because their flank is protected but that is one for the secretaries of state i think. >> fortune tellers. >> let's talk about the economic relationship. secretary brown, when you where there it was virtually nonexistent and now it is a massive. i wonder how can you have earnings and revenu

but i think i would push again. >> bill perry, anything? >> well, we should continue to promote minister-to-minister dialogue, which all of us have done. we should continue to support the chinese qaa debts at our academies, which i think all of us could agree to. beyond that, i think perhaps the single most significant relationship would be that which i think about that we can make with china. they are closely tied with military issues in that part of the world. they can make an excellent ambassador, of course. they can sponsorship business. >> secretary? >> i would add one thing we should consider, although it carries some liabilities, is also including the chinese to some of our exercises so it doesn't look as if it's just the united states, the australians and the japanese conducting exercises which appear to be aimed at the chinese or with the eupbd yaps and the australians and the japanese, et cetera. so i think to the extent that we can find ways in which they can become more integrated. and this will raise the issue of aren't they ed

it's not fair to pin that on ash, what we should be doing about north korea today. >> i think bill perry should answer that question. >> i think, bill, you won on this one. >> we won -- in my first year as secretary, we came close to a military conflict with north korea. that was resolved within the framework. but that framework was terminated early in the administration of george w. bush. and there has been nothing constraining since then. i think it was a mistake to give that up. but that's history now. the -- we have two, three administrations now that have said they will not tolerate nuclear weapons in north korea and then proceeded to tolerate them. and we are now faced with a sizable -- a modest and dangerous nuclear arsenal in north korea. i think the mechanism being used to deal with this is called the six-party talks, which in my judgments have been spectacular unsuccessful. not based on any subject or judgment of what they are doing based on what the results have been. so the situation is very dangerous i think in north korea today. not only building a nuclear arsenal, making i

bill perry/neighbor ((c100 44:45)) "how the hell is this possible." the shooting shocking to neighbors. even surprising to those at the party. they estimate 150 people showed up, and they admit they weren't keeping track of who was coming through the door. lexus walton/gloucester county ((c81 33:20)) "i'm sorry somebody got hurt, but there was just too many people here. and i have no idea who those people were at all." first-degree murder and malicious wounding. investigaors say they expect more charges will be filed. fisher, 10 on your side. the gloucester county sheriff's office has not yet identified the victim. toinght we're also working to learn if anyone involved attended the party last night. we have a follow-up to a story we brought to you this morning on wavy news 10 today. we now know a wrong-way crash is the reason behind a deadly accident on 164 westbound in portsmouth. suffolk dispatch got the first calls around 3:30 this morning about the wrong-way driver. the accident killed a 38-year-old woman and badly injured a 25-year-old man. offic

bill perry/neighbor ((c100 44:45)) "how the hell is this possible." the shooting shocking to neighbors. even surprising to those at the party. they estimate 150 people showed up, and they admit they weren't keeping track of who was coming through the door. lexus walton/gloucester county ((c81 33:20)) "i'm sorry somebody got hurt, but there was just too many people here. and i have no idea who those people were at all." deputies say dijon whitter is being held without bond on charges of first- degree murder and malicious wounding. investigaors say they expect more charges will be filed. meantime, the victim has not been identified. we're still working to find out if deputies believe anyone involved attended that party. multiple calls to the sheriff's office went unanswered today. of course, we'll bring you any updated information --- as soon as it comes in. live in the newsroom, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. we're following developing news from norfolk international airport. a boeing 757 made an emergency landing just before noon today. the airport

it perry right after the taiwan strait incident they were very tense. >> thank you. secretary cohen you followed right on bill's stewardship. tell us how the relationship kind of evolved, our defense relationship evolve with china during your tenure. >> as secretary perry pointed out a year after he left office the situation improved. i would like to think it was because the republicans had the defense department. but really i owe a great deal to secretary perry. he took a tough stand at a time when the signal needed to be sent at that time that we wanted to see a peaceful unification of taiwan with the mainland. so i inherited really a much better situation certainly than secretary perry had at that time. i would like to think that my tenure during that period was closer and i think friendlier and i had been going to china since december 1978 when i was just to be sworn in as a u.s. senator and was a member of the house of representatives and a delegation of representatives was sent to beijing. .. >> >> one in beijing i have made a part of my career to foster a better relationship between the u.s. and china in

. >> bill perry, anything? >> well, we should continue to promote minister-to-minister dialogue, which all of us have done. we should continue to support the chinese cadets at our academies, which i think all of us have agreed to. beyond that, i think perhaps the single most significant relationship would be that -- our cinkpac can make -- we are closely tied on military issues in that part of the word and they can make an excellent ambassador, respond to the business. perhaps most important is. >> one we should consider is including the chinese in some of our exercises so it doesn't look as if it's just the united states, the australians and the japanese conducting exercises which appear to be aimed at the chinese or with the indians and at the australians and the japanese, et cetera. so i think to the extent we can find ways in which they can become more integrated and this will rates the issue of, aren't we educating them about our exercises? they can see what we're doing. but i think that that's a way of tr

bill perry clip couldn't get through he couldn't let me through and that there was a black car there with doors open, windows open and trunks open, he said 4 people had been shot, one was dead." according to the gloucester county sheriff's office - the three other shooting victims were found less than a mile away at nuttall's country store. they had reportedly flagged down a car, for a ride. 10 on your side has learned this all went down near a large party on gill lane. the host - lexus walton - says she doesn't know the suspect but she didn't know everyone at the party. police went to the home. lexus walton 032g0081 02:32:57 "we were all then the cops showed up and they were at the door a couple of times and then left everybody left and came back and said identity of the person shot - we've been in touch with people who believe it is their loved one - but investigators say they are waiting to hear from the medical examiner before confirming the identity. live in the newsroom, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. fire forced six people out into the cold this morning as flames tour through th

then go to william perry, who was secretary from 1994 to '97. bill, can you hear us? >> i can. >> we couldn't hear your response. >> i can hear you fine. >> terrific. >> then, we'll go to senator william cohen, secretary from '97-2001. and finally, to senator chuck hagel, who was secretary from 2013 to less than a year ago. i and the american people cannot thank all of you enough for your service to our country. and i am honored to be here with you today. secretary brown, you were secretary when we established diplomatic relations with china and is and a young lawyer, at the chinese are fond of saying small potato in the state department. tell us about the relationship with china in those early days when you were secretary and dealings you had with the chinese. >> the situation then between the u.s. and china were very different from what they are now or were for the tenures of the others as secretary of defense who will be speaking here today. the chinese were then very much worried about soviet possible attack on china. and looked to the u.s. as an offset, essential

. >> bill: how about the intellect of perry ellis. this kid really has a great feel for the game. i'm so impressed, today being particularly. >> perrewasn't a facer in the first half, got two fouls -- factor in the first half. >> perry paunt wasn't a factor in the first half. he's ay quiet, really, really good player that doesn't get >> bill: looking forward to monday night? >> happy new year. >> bill: same to you, bill. >> adam: monday night the game we mentioned championship against oklahoma, and kansas here, 102-74 over baylor, and we presume thatathey'll be the new number one team, and that's where we begin, doug, with a team that they would knock off from the top spot. michigan state sparty. still no denzel valentine. >> doug: up five in the first half. game gets tight. one-point game. matt can costello, great finish in transition. off the tum tum alley oop. bryn forbes for three. michigan state survives. playing without valentine could help them in the end as they need aaron harris to give them yet another wing scorer if they want to make a run toward houston. >> adam: coste

. >> bill: how about the intellect of perry ellis. this kid really has a great feel for the game. i'm so impressed, today being particularly. >> perrewasn't a facer in the first half, got two fouls -- factor in the first half. >> perry paunt wasn't a factor in the first half. he's ay quiet, really, really good player that doesn't get near the credit nationally he deserves. >> bill: looking forward to monday night? >> happy new year. >> bill: same to you, bill. >> adam: monday night the game we mentioned championship against oklahoma, and kansas here, 102-74 over baylor, and we presume that they'll be the new number one team, and that's where we begin, doug, with a team that they would knock off michigan state sparty. still no denzel valentine. >> doug: up five in the first half. game gets tight. one-point game. matt can costello, great finish in transition. off the tum tum alley oop. bryn forbes for three. michigan state survives. playing without valentine could help them in the end as they need aaron harris to give them yet another wing scorer if they want to make a run toward ho

. >> bill: how about the intellect of perry ellis. this kid really has a great feel for the game. i'm so impressed, today being particularly. >> perrewasn't a facer in the first half, got two fouls -- factor in the first half. >> perry paunt wasn't a factor in the first half. he's ay quiet, really, really good player that doesn't get near the credit nationally he deserves. >> bill: looking forward to monday night? >> happy new year. >> bill: same to you, bill. >> adam: monday night the game we mentioned championship against oklahoma, and kansas here, 102-74 over baylor, and we presume that they'll be the new number one team, and that's where we begin, doug, with a from the top spot. michigan state sparty. still no denzel valentine. >> doug: up five in the first half. game gets tight. one-point game. matt can costello, great finish in transition. off the tum tum alley oop. bryn forbes for three. michigan state survives. playing without valentine could help them in the end as they need aaron harris to give them yet another wing scorer if they want to make a run toward houston. >> ad

. >> bill: how about the intellect of perry ellis. this kid really has a great feel for the game.d, today being particularly. >> perrewasn't a facer in the first half, got two fouls -- factor in the first half. >> perry paunt wasn't a factor in the first half. he's ay quiet, really, really good player that doesn't get near the credit nationally he deserves. >> bill: looking forward to monday night? >> happy new year. >> bill: same to you, bill. >> adam: monday night the game we mentioned championship against oklahoma, and kansas here, 102-74 over baylor, and we presume that they'll be the new number one team, and that's where we begin, doug, with a team that they would knock off from the top spot. michigan state sparty. still no denzel valentine. >> doug: up five in the first half. game gets tight. one-point game. matt can costello, great finish in transition. off the tum tum alley oop. bryn forbes for three. michigan state survives. playing without valentine could help them in the end as they need aaron harris to give them yet another wing scorer if they want to make a run toward

. >> bill: how about the intellect of perry ellis. this kid really has a great feel for the game.cularly. >> perrewasn't a facer in the first half, got two fouls -- factor in the first half. >> perry paunt wasn't a factor in the first half. he's ay quiet, really really good player that doesn't get near the credit nationally he deserves. >> bill: looking forward to monday night? >> happy new year. >> bill: same to you, bill. >> adam: monday night the game we mentioned championship against oklahoma and kansas here 102-74 over baylor and we presume that they'll be the new number one team and that's where we begin, doug with a team that they would knock off from the top spot. michigan state sparty. still no denzel valentine. >> doug: up five in the first half. game gets tight. one-point game. matt can costello great finish in transition. off the tum tum alley oop. bryn forbes for three. michigan state survives. playing without valentine could help them in the end as they need aaron harris to give them yet another wing scorer if they want to make a run toward houston. >> adam: costello

the bills were inspired by the death of teens austin stephanos and perry cohen. their boat capsized 67 miles off daytona beach back in july. they were never found. in our area, you probably remember the death of two former bucs players and a former usf football player. in 2009, their boat capsized. in both incidents, an epirb. "we know wearing a life jacket and having an epirb on on your person is difference in finding you and being able to st. petersburg, garin flowers 10 news wtsp. coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning. more cleanup will be underway for this north of west palm down, causing some damage. ## and two people are dead in michigan after several accidents triggered by whiteout conditions. across the pond, britain debates banning presidential candidate donald trump. still to come here at 4:30, our severe weather coverage continues. if your home was damaged during the storm, what you need to do to make sure you aren't ripped off by a toss to 10 weather weather coverage this morning... after devastation like you've seen in duette, sarasota and siesta ke

pop singer katy perry, et cetera, and bill clinton is being forced to admit on the campaign trail thatrs and his wife than he ever expected, the bigger issue will be how does hillary clinton get around her old but new woman problem? how could she two decades ago say the women who had relationships with her husband were, quote, bim bo eruptions yet now be a supporter of all women? donald trump had no qualms saying this, quote, she is not a victim. she was an enabler. even if trump is not the republican nominee, the women issue will be a major counundru for mrs. clinton. >>> police say distracted driving is getting worse with the use -- you won't be surprised -- smartphones. but this incident is one for the books. officers pulling over a minnesota man after cops say he was caught reading a novel while driving on a highway near minneapolis. sorry. it's not that funny, but gosh. dash cam video released of this conversation between the officer and the reading driver. >> i was reading. >> you were reading? why are you doing that? >> i don't know. i'm sorry. >> what are you reading? >> a jame

o reilly factor host, bill o'reilly and texas governor rick perry among others.the markets we are looking at the market meltdown continuing. a selloff expected at the up in. look at the damage. this is off to the worst love of the morning. the dow jones industrial average down 250 points. underwhelming on its earnings. a number of earnings also underwhelming. jpmorgan was better than expected, but it doesn't seem there's a lot of stories like that. oil, the big story once again continuing to fight. crude oil down 5% at 2970, breaking below $30 a barrel level. and then there is china appeared economic data overnight. that was weaker than expected. indicating yet again the slowdown happening overnight in asia and the chinese economy. our top story this morning. contenders taken a case for the white house in last night's last night's boxer public yesterday. bring in "the o'reilly factor" host bill o'reilly. thank you for joining us. tell us what was your take away favorite moment of the night. >> i think you guys did a nice job. an amazing amount of energy. maria: n

. >>> but first, bill cosby's latest lesson for america. good morning, i'm melissa harris-perry. he unlikely images from every possible single angle. bill cosby in a

bill karins. luke russert and dylan dreyer, steve kornacki and cal perry. first to meteorologist bill karins.nd now? >> now they're starting to blossom. they're getting bigger. we're getting more rain, more thunderstorms, even snow around kansas city. one area in nebraska got surprised last night, eight inches of snow. they weren't expecting that much. these will eventually combine and become our nor'easter. the southern one will bring us our severe weather later on today. and this is the one that's going to be our greatest concern. let's go in here first off and show you the enhanced risk. we think there could be isolated tornadoes this afternoon into this evening. from baton rouge to new orleans, jackson, also to the mobile area. this is the area we're going to be watching this evening. that's the first real big threat, possibly lightning threat with the storm. now let's talk about the storm with the storm because this is where it has the potential to be historic, especially this pink and brighter pink from the mountains through maryland near d.c. that's where we could get the two feet of s

bush, bill clinton, ronald reagan and jimmy carter, but not perry and scott walker, they have all dropped out while democrat martin o'malley struggles in single digits. >> we need more debates. >> with montage of earlier president debates over years, and most bizarre of all, attendance at a prime time mandatory. >> sit for me a good thing, a votes? will i get less votes, nobody knows, who the hell knows. >> what about governing experience, politicians with the least experience, ted cruz, marco rubio, trump and even ben carson have turned that question upside down, it's. >> it has hurt hillary clinton as much as it's helped. >> i will not need a tour of the white house. >> the only rule that seems to apply is the old rules no longer apply. >> hi, how are you? >> new ones are being written daily and the improvisational results in iowa and down the >>>> withrt,x (vlinerove to hpeop qt smchdefiredu murgeoke. me phad s behr, thior mility,tionpresse mo suithou or a whiing afteoppingix. me hzure whtakingix. if have the cha and cur ctor awa ll ydoctor y hi mtal health problems, whiuld get worse s

perry buck is trying to change the law. >> these are those kind of bills that are carrying a legacy. and it's carrying a legacy of a hero. >>reporter: the house transportation and energy committee approved buck's bill today that still has a way to go, but heather says she's taking things one step at a way. >>> we are talking toometro area superintendents about colorado education policies. if you have a question, you'd like us to ask, tweet us at denver7 politics or e-mail us. >>> a traffic alert for drivers tonight, northbound i-25 will be closed at lincoln avenue between starting at 11:00. cdot tells us that the stretch of road will be reopened in time for the morning commute. the you have to drive through see some detours. >>> a wild and dangerous chase it began before noon after a traffic stop in parker. where the driver decided to take off. the driver hit a squad car, leaving the deputy with minor injuries, the chase came to an end at e-470 after police used a taser. now, this man, aaron -- is in jail, facing a list of charges, including assault on a peace officer. >>> and we're

bruce springsteen, demi lovato, and katy perry showing their support -- larmier says you can also expect candidates' spouses promoting their agenda. (nats bill...) "i think candidates use family members stratigically to kind of celebrities. (nats advertisements... bernie) larimier says you can expect -- even more ads. (nats... marco) and more campaign stops in battleground states. "so, i think candidate visits are going to be the key to locking up final support or any final or any sort of success on february 1st." chris larimer says undecided iowa voters have a history of waiting til the last minute to cast their ballots. typically like to meet the candidates -- before voting. we've got you covered -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. as a reminder -- the february caucus kicks off monday -- february first. and as chris larimer said, advertisement will become big in the next coming weeks. so far, the two biggest spenders are jeb bush and marco rubio. the two presidential hopefuls have spent a combined $91 million from their respective campaigns and outside backers. by comparison, the two republican frontrunners, donald trump and ted cruz, have sp

kerry sanders and kristen welker on the campaign trail along with steve kornacki, ari melber, cal perry, and bill in iowa, kerry sanders in new hampshire, and steve kornacki is to me right here in new york. kerry, let me start with you as we wait for trump. i understand people started lining up early this morning. >> they did indeed. there's a capacity crowd here at the radisson. about 1200 people have packed the room. early this morning outside, you can see the line was very long. a lot of those folks in line say that they approved and applauded donald trump's decision to boycott the debate last night. they say that they tuned in to watch his event, which was raising money for veterans. he raised, he says, more than $5 million. interestingly, many of the people i also spoke to, though, said they had a two-screen or three-screen night. they were clicking back and forth, going to the debate then going back to the donald trump veterans event. and at the same time, on their phones or their computers, doing googling as they were watching the debate asking questions to see what sort of responses they

perry endorsed his fellow texan, ted cruz. never a dull moment on the campaign trail. >>> two bills related to ride-sharing services like uber and lyft, will be the focus of florida lawmakers tomorrow. legislators could make a decision -- they could consider a measure that would prevent local governments from >>> efforts to preserve historical re-- 51 sets of remains were discovered at the school l in 2013. investigators have identified 7 bodies. if approved, the proposal would give money to help affected families p pro-- properly bury their loved ones. allegations children were abused and died at the school. >>> the hunt continues tonight in california, for three escaped inmates who broke out of a maximum security jail on friday. investigators believe they got out just after the daily 5:00 a.m. inmate count. first, they cut through the metal grate in a holding cell and went through the mruping tunnel -- plumbing tunnels to the roof. >> each of these inmates are extremely dangerous, and should be presumed to be armed. >>reporter: all three inmates were doing time for serious crimes, including kidnapping, torture, and murder. inv

. >>> but first, bill cosby's latest lesson for america. good morning, i'm melissa harris-perry. by now you have seen the unlikely images from every possible single angle. bill cosby in a perp walk as he entered montgomery county courthouse on wednesday to be charged with aggravated indecent assault, a felony, and if convicted he could face prison time. this is the first time he's ever been charged with a crime after dozens of allegations of sexual assault and other sexual misconduct going back several decades. cosby and his attorneys have repeatedly denied the allegation. now, america's dad has a mugshot. that fact is jarring. it causes a kind of cognitive dissonance to see this one-time revere figure being ushered into a courthouse just miles from philadelphia. where his image in a mural that was painted over in 2008 three years after the alleged victim first brought claims to police. the alleged victim claims that cosby whom she considered a friend and mentor, drugged and sexually assaulted her in 2004. when she brought the claims to police in 2005, the local prosecutor decline

we also expect rick perry to speak at this event being billed as a pro-life rally. live coverage now on c-span. >> but it gets better. i kept driving through mount pleasant, on the other side of town there was another sign. it said, "put god back in the government." [applause] i thought about that. what does that really mean? let me tell you what it means to presidents having a who is willing to kneel down, and ask god for guidance as he is leading the country. to me, that is what that means. man telling you that that is ted cruz. [applause] i look at our country, and i am scared. washington is broken. we keep sending pop -- politicians to washington who say they will fight for us, and then when they get there, what happens? they do the opposite. not ted cruz. not ted cruz. you can trust ted cruz. and why? he does not just talk the talk. but he walks the walk. and that is what we need. [applause] now it is my honor and privilege ,o introduce our next speaker jason jones, who is a national cochair for pro-lifers for cruz. please welcome, jason. [applause] jason: i li

when i was the governor, my first term, vetoed 82 bills because they tried to force things upon me that were against my philosophy. people said, perry ruined your political life, you can't veto that many bills. but i set the marker after that -- >> but you didn't get in the way, with all due rue expeespec governor, you didn't get in the way of governing for your own interests. >> well, i disagree with you, that's why it was done. but the point is, i think he was setting a marker and being a united states center is substantially different. my position on all this, you have to stand up for what you believe in. you have to set markers from time to time. every now and then, you have to hit the mule up the side of the head with a 2 x 4 to get his attention and i think that's what the senator did. >> do you think ted cruz waited too long to really go on the attack, specifically when it came to donald trump? >> i think the senator is going to make decisions about the timing of what he does, with his campaign ads and what have you. i hear him not taking the bait time after time. from the standpoint and talking about, you know, there's been

bush, bill clinton, ronald reagan and jimmy carter, but not republicans bobby jindal, rock perry and scott walker, they out while democrat martin o'malley struggles in single digits. >> we need more debates. >> with montage of earlierer years, and most bizarre of all, attendance at a prime time televised debate isn't even mandatory. >> sit for me a good thing, a bad thing, will i get morell i get less votes, nobody knows, who the hell knows. >> what about governing experience, politicians with the least experience, ted cruz, trump and even ben carson have turned that question upside down, it's. >> it has hurt hillary clinton as much as it's helped. >> i will the white house. apply is the old rules no longerow are you? >> new ones are being written daily and the improvisational results in iowa and down the road are anyone's guess. >> >> along with support,line) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughtshile taking or after sto

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bill self looking for win number 200. texas out fast lob to prince ebay for the jam. texas led at the half. second half, here come the jayhawks. perry ellis spins to the basket and scores he would have a big day. later on, wayne selden finds an opening from three. later on, it is ellis wide open in the corner. jayhawks win it 76-67 for bill self's 200th win at home. two powerhouses in the big 12, oklahoma at baylor. sooners take the lead. later on, isaiah cousins with the steal back the other way dishes it over to woodard who drains the 3. buddy hield nails the 3. oklahoma goes on to win 82-72. the uni panthers are a team looking to find some magic. they've lost 3 straight games in the valley. trying to get back in the win column today taking on illinois , state. wes washpun having a great day . here he drains the 3 to cut into the lead. later on he pulls up, washpun with 23 points today. but illinois state would pull away in the second half. uni falls 76-67. they've now lost 4 straight. drake men on the road taking on loyola. the struggles continue for the bulldogs. they fall 68-63. next up, they're at illinois state on the 26th. t

is learning, he also got in there i think bill clinton's behavior was deplorable, i don't want to talk about it, which is as political as anybody could do. perry bacon, ezra klein, thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >> still to come, donald trump focuses his attacks on ted cruz but will cruz fall as easily as trump's previous targets? plus, four americans make their way home after their release from iranian prison. i'll talk with someone who knows firsthand how that feels. and later, as bernie sanders' poll numbers continue to rise, do democrats actually believe he's electable? those stories and more, ahead. >>> in iowa, which holds its caucuses just two weeks from today, donald trump and ted cruz are separated by just a single point in the polls. with both mendes pratt to win the state, their once cordial relationship has gotten extraordinarily vicious. >> he's a nasty guy. nobody likes him. nobody in congress likes him. nobody likes him anywhere once they get to know him. he's a very -- he's got an edge that's not good. you can't make deals with people like that and it's not a good thing. it's not a good thing for the country. very nast

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