buchanan: hmm. um -- [laughter] mr. buchanan: they are coming at me. let me say this. the message that was sent last night was, i think, listen -- hold on, my friend. just let the press asked questions, seriously. i think the message that comes out is basically this. the people of this country want to hear the issues discussed, and the economic issue at the core of this campaign is gnawing at the soul of america, this issue of good paying jobs being sent overseas by corporations which then build factories over there, export their products to the u.s., and kill other jobs. it is the economic insecurity of the american middle class. people want this addressed. they want their concerns expressed. they want ideas for how to get the standard of living of americans rising again. how to get real wages going up again. they have been going down. we know that they are doing well, but these fellas, their wages are going down. they want someone with ideas and an agenda to deal with it. i have presented more ideas than anyone else. most of the others, what are they doing? they call

next, pat buchanan in south carolina. the night before he won a never wrote victory over gop front-runner bob dole. he hope to continue his campaign's momentum in south carolina with the endorsement of eagle forum founder and president phyllis schlafly. but mr. dole won a decisive victory in south carolina and everyne every -- won primary except one on the road to the general election. good morning, everyone. i am phyllis schlafly, president of eagle forum, and from the national pro-life organization. i am very proud to be here to endorse the candidacy of pat buchanan. at [applause] i had to get on the plane even before i knew the spectacular results in new hampshire area and i am happy to be here, and i think that pat is the outstanding pro-life candidate now. he is the one candidate who can win who we know respect the fundamental right to life of the unborn baby. movement wantsfe today is a president that will be to pro-life what bill clinton has been to pro-abortion, and we know that pat will be that man because we are

buchanan: no. the worst maneuver you can make in the middle of a battle history verse the front lines. the establishment runs from bob dole to lamar alexander and it will be cut to pieces. it will be perceived as the andtics of expediency perceived as folks were desperately wanting to hold onto power and privilege and stand for nothing. i admire a lott, of what phil gramm getting congress. he's been one year saying pat buchanan is a good conservative but he cannot win so rally behind me. and bob dole is our problem. we have to get rid of dole. as soon as phil gramm got beat he ran to bob dole and said he's a great guy and the canon is the problem -- buchanan is the problem. it looks like the washington game all over again. i will be honest. of local production. i think the political establishment probably know my prefer lamar but they cannot vote for him. they will stand behind senator dole because they all endorsed him. he came in first in iowa and second in new hampshire and lamar came in third i

[applause] buchanan. considering your view on show -- thee sabina financial support -- roger milliken? he supported our a budweiser held for be. -- he supported our campaign and held a fundraiser for me. not going to move to mexico, we are going to build this plant here in georgia. every worker he had was immediately given the first opening at any jobs in the area. a couple of dozen were sent to england to work on his mills over there. out forves in working his workers. that is what a good employer does. like the fellow up there in massachusetts. of cap thistype leader, free enterprise leader i respect. my argument is not the folks who do well. not the folks who make a lot of money. not the folks- my argument is not with capitalist free enterprise. it is with corporations who no longer feel any sense of loyalty to their employees, to their country. who worship only the bottom-line on the balance sheet. it is these folks who have got to disagree with. mr. -- yes sir? mr. buchanan: -- night'sdoes last victo

hi, i am pat buchanan. we can change the course of the bash america. i would demand an immediate spending and hiring freeze. second, i would demand a two-year moratorium on all federal regulations. --ill make sure growth and trade. america does not want a level playing field. they played to win. i will use the line item veto to stop wasteful government spending. next, personally go state to state to get term limits placed on every member of congress. i will cut taxes and create a new middle-class revolution for america. we will say goodbye to yesterday and build a new tomorrow. paid for by buchanan for president. >> despite a recession, he helped create 2 million new jobs. and advanced the role of women in government. he found the money for battle health care -- better health care. he is jerry brown, former governor of california. the one the political establishment fears most. see take back america, a revealing special. >> paid for by brown for president. >> i got into politics to change people's lives for the better. better jobs, better education, to

the buchanan example is good here. trump inspires a lot of comparisons to buchanan. there's a sort of economic nationalist anti-immigrant, anti-establishment vibe to both of them. but something about trump is that he's unbounded by the normal ways that we constrain politicians so one piece of that is shame as i mentioned in the piece. trump has this reality television star's ability to not be here to make friends. he does not care what you think of him. he does not care what party elders think of him. he does not feel as most politicians do feel shame and upset when the media says he's lying or when policy experts say that his policies don't make any sense. he enjoys backlash and he is fine with it. the other thing, i think this is also important, he's not connected to any of the

buchanan. [applause] >> thank you. me thank justlet a few people. , lee, my state cochairs eshelman, john broaddrick, anita friedman, risha mcmahon, who did such a lovely job, stephanie powers, terry shoemaker, and harry smith. i must mention a few. star dermer, nancy richard , billy cashin. thinkd me last night "i we are going to be all right, manchester." the wholethank teaching family -- keating family. they are laced throughout the cloud. .ony karam we got more votes in claremont than the rest -- next three people put together. [applause] i want to thank my dear friends from arkansas, who have been up here for so long. thank the first, john and jan pascal. [applause] >> i want to say a word of profound thanks to mitchell the whole headquarters and all the young people who worked hard. [applause] >> i want to thank my wonderful friend and senator david prior. i first met david and barbara 26 years ago and i don't know who is more surprised about this night. all of you from all across new hampshire and across this co

paid for by buchanan for president. createovernor, he helped 2 million new jobs, and advanced the role of women in government, without raising taxes. he found the money and tripled state aid for education. the former governor of california, jerry brown. the one the political establishment fears the most. take back america. on channel nine. >> i got into politics to change lives for the better. for 11 years, that is what i have work to do -- better jobs, education, health care, social problems. we need to bring people together. put our own house in order, restore the middle class, reduce poverty. i have a national economic strategy. but in the end, a plan is still a piece of paper. to change lives, you need vision and leadership. >> paid for by clinton for president. >> this is a story of a young man for in hope, arkansas. foundn of the widow who that anything was possible through hard work and determination. this is the real story of bill clinton. he worked his way through georgetown, and became a rho des scholar. first

buchanan, you know you got a year in idu, right? i will tell them know that you can be moved and you know you can appeal this. >> i ain't going to appeal nothing? >> all right, thank you. >> for ricky beauchamp, it's time for him to be released. the facility wants to make sure he's ready. >> this is the re-entry pre-release class. we'll give you lessons on reentering the community. things have changed a lot since you've been here. so we need to make sure we understand the laws and everything concerning sexual harassment. >> male and female? >> yes, absolutely. >> it goes both ways? >> it applies to both. >> it's not a double standard now? >> no. >> i'm going to ask you some questions and you give me the answer, true or false. if a woman dresses or behaves in a sexy way, she is asking to be sexually harassed? >> false. >> false. >> are those your thoughts or do you have other thoughts aside from that? >> i don't. >> saying no is usually enough to stop sexually harassment. >> should be true. >> it's actually false because sometimes ha

buchanan, probably an insurgent insurgent himself.e insurgent, tea party, insurgent and tea party before it became cool, mr. buchanan. >> that's true, sean. back in tt president george h.w. bush then bob dole and we did pretty well in iowa and new hampshire. >> i remember -- >> not so well after that. >> i remember i went to cover you in atlanta in marietta, georgia, and there was no room to get in at the inn and it was packed to the brims with thousands of people and pretty big night for you. >> it was one of the biggest nights of the campaign, i'll tell you, sean, but it was a night we lost arizona narrowly and knew we weren't going to go over the top. >> let's talk about iowa goes to cruz, trump strong second. then you've got donald trump wins huge in new hampshire. cruz didn't spend much money or time in new hampshire comes in third. the rise of another person, not the considered outsider guy that everyone wanted, john kasich comes in second. how do you define this year? >> i think it's the year of the outsider, clearly. you take

go to ziprecruiter.com/offer99 >>> you can ask president pat buchanan. right wing commentator pat buchanan advocated for a fence. >> many warn of a big protest. >> i think mickey mouse could run against george bush. >> the candidate bid better than that nabbing 37% of the vote. >> it's president of the united states, pat buchanan. >> he didn't win but he scored, and big. >> tonight what began as a it -- a little rebellion has emerged into a full fledged revolution. >> bush was staggered. instead of a victory speech he managed over a written state. he said he was delighted with his win but he got the message. >> he went on the win the primary four years later beating bob doyle. >> having rolled a live hand grenade into the living room of the party he talked the establishment. >> had the movie "sleepless in seattle". they could call this establishment in both parties, clueless in washington. >> on the democratic side in 1992, bill clinton's presidential ambitions were in trouble plagued by multiple scandals. he still managed to place second in new hampshir

bush, and pat buchanan. as andul song tom harkin. came in first, ahead of bill clinton. in the general election, mr. defeated bush and rosd perot. >> when president bush led america to victory in the gulf war, some of post in. now, he is a plan to cut spending and restore new hampshire and the nation.

bush and pat buchanan, bill clinton, bob kurry and tom harkin. president bush won in new hampshire. on the democratic side, paul tsongas came in first ahead of bill clinton who went on to become the party's nominee. this is just under 10 minutes. >>> when president bush led america to victory in desert storm and the cold war, some opposed him. now the president has a plan to cut wasteful spending, create jobs and restore home values, to help new hampshire and the nation. but the democrats in congress oppose him again. >> i ask the american people to let you know they want this action. by march 20th, from the day after that, if it must be, the battle is joined. >> paid for by bush/quayle '92. >> i've never seen it so bad, people lose their homes, they don't have jobs. >> a lot of you are hurting, i've seen the pain in people's eyes. from those who own struggling businesses to those who work in them. this state has gone through hell, gone through an extraordinarily difficult time. i am determined to turn this state around. >> paid for the bush/quayle '92 primary committee. >> hi, i'm

bush and president buchanan and democrats bill clinton, jerry brown, bob kerry and tom harkin. president bush won in new hampshire on the way to securing the gop nomination. on the democratic side, paul songas came in first ahead of bill clinton who went on to become the party's nominee. in the general election, mr. clin defeated president bush and independent candidate ross perot to win the presidency. this is just under ten minutes. >> when president bush led america to victory in desert storm and the cold war, some opposed him. now the president has a plan to cut spending and create jobs. but the democrats in congress oppose him again. >> i ask the american people to let you know they want this action by march 20. >> i have never seen it so bad where people have to lose their homes. people don't have jobs. >> i have seen the pain in people's eyes. from those who own struggling businesses to those who work in them. this state has gone through hell, gone through an exorderly difficult time. i'm termed to turn this state around. . >> i will demand a two-year moratorium on feder

buchanan along i-81 yellow and oranges indicating the pockets of heavy rainfall. along 229 chatham and danville. heavy rain and for south boston. over all the big story wipers on and lights of be careful headed out for the morning commute. you will need a jacket with the umbrella. temperatures upper 30s and low 40s. 39 in lynchburg. burg. 42 in danville. your hour by hour forecast today. attaches around 40 by the 8:00 hour. slow warm up that wedge means the temperatures locked into place. 42 by lunchtime. 44 for the afternoon. talking about two system got the first here bringing the steady rainfall. for today. turn your attention to the west, impressive system counter clock wise. strong low will move to the southwest of us. head to the great lakes. it will pack a punch today into tomorrow. look what we are tracking for today. wedge of high pressure to the northeast. classic set up. stationary front to the south. cloud and he cool with the steady rain. as the low moves strong storms throughout southeast. head toward the great lakes tell drag a cold front across the

if you've driven.by buchanan malt recently, especially at night buchanan located between growth and the street, you see lights. you see life. you see people. it's really inspiring. it's been cleaned up. this new signs and new light. there is a new gardens and a seating area. through a collaboration between queen street, citizens of, the trust for public land and exploratorium the community and nearby residents got a say on how they wanted to see buchanan's call improve. not only that emerson greenstreet's work hand-in-hand with citizen to audio record stories within buchanan malt come assuring their living experiences in the western addition you can listen to those stories in the domes that were created in the mall. it's a great way to celebrate black history month but more poorly, it's a great way to make sure the next generation of young people who work in our community know our history might know about the people who live there and remember the past so that we can basically do better on number of challenges in artistic a lot of mistakes in the past. if we don't know our history, we d

great game it took two overtimes to decide and in the end edgewood- colesburg just edges out east buchanan 51-49. in the nightcap out in jesup the j-hawks taking on kee high and this one was a roll on this one 81-37 thanks rick. what's all this nonsense about balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all these so-called deals? well, they come with a lot of deal breakers. like when you leave the city the signal goes weak. u.s. cellular built a network to give you a stronger signal where the other guys don't. and as for deals? how's $300 back for every line you switch? $300! no ball nonsense. get $300 per line and a stronger signal, in the middle of anywhere. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. and six is great

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gresham and buchanan charged with stabbing his mother almost a decade ago we've learnd tonight. we want to get to news 6 troy campbell with the elderly man was found dead today. >> reporter: this is the house behind me where investigators say the 81-year-old man was we did find out from the sheriff's office both persons of interest the victim's daughter and boyfriend have been located by detectives. something they are looking for the victim's 2006 ford taurus. >> there was blood on the bed floor. >> reporter: a neighbor, asking not to be identified telling news 6 she walked into the home sunday morning hours after he was found dead. >> the house was dark, the car was not there. and pretty soon, here come the fire trucks, the ambulance, paramedics. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said the fire department discovered gresham before 10:00 saturday night noticing his 2006 ford taurus missing. >> he was sweet. he would give you the shirt off his back. all you have to do was ask. >> reporter: detectives name two persons of interest the victim's daughter, and david buchanan. back in 2

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buchanan defended his fellow catholic just to see supreme court judge antonin scalia or the justice' support for capital punishment mr. buchanan asserted, "the death penalty has been supported by the catholic church since the first pentecost." so, pat, who was right, >> well, the pope is speaking not -- he is giving his opinion. several previous popes have opposed the death penalty. vatican city had the death penalty up until 1969. >> what is this ex- -- business. >> when the pope speaks -- he is giving you his political opinion and moral opinion on what is right. the catholics do not have to, they're obligated to respect what he says but not to follow it. now, john, look. the death penalty, you take the inquisition, a number of folks died under the inquisition. and the death -- the fifth commandment says thou shalt not murder. murder is the killing of the innocent. nobody, and that's right. nobody recommends the killing of the innocent. but you take a person like charles manson or some of these killers today that murder all these children and things, i think it remains the proper pu

buchanan: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i'd like to first thank the subcommittee chair and finance -- of financial services luetkemeyer on his leadership on such important issues. i have the distinct privilege of overseing a number of means tested programs aimed at providing low income individuals and families an opportunity to move up the economic latter. there are a lot of lessons we have learned and we should be using them to better serve recipients and taxpayers. in june of last year, the department of housing and urban development office of inspector general found that federal government paid public housing benefits to families with excessive income and assets. when those benefits should have gone to low income families in real need this amendment builds on reforms made by the understand lying bill this amendment reduces that burden on families by using systems they are most likely already familiar with, enacting means tested programs, it's also -- it also improves accuracy for housing authorities and land lords provid

pat buchanan? marco rubio. ay as of knew, he is moving closer and closer to trump.aybe 10 points behind. so if he won new hampshire, i don't think he would, but he would be on his way to the -- into the finals for the republican nomination. trump, i think, has the most to lose if he loses new hampshire. but my guess is trump is going to win new hampshire and then it's going to move down to south carolina and for a while we're going to have a three-way race. what's going to happen, i think. maybe bush will go to south carolina because of all his money, but i think we're going to have a lot of governors who don't survive new hampshire. a lot of folks going to be leaving when next we meet. eleanor: right. i think trump and cruz have the most to lose because they're now the frontrunners and cruz has to show that his iowa win was not ust a one-off. that he has some backing. the problem with cruz is that a lot of people don't like him and that's beginning to, i think, weigh his candidacy down. i think rubio has the most to gain because he does seem like the most likely re

it's not impossible. >> pat buchanan, catholic, irish, the whole thing, i get it. i do not understand the appeal with ted cruz. what do you think? >> i have no idea, chris. >> what about the guy from new jersey? >> i think he's got a shot at it. 48 hours ago it was all marco. nice reporting, you've got kasich now. you've got a fair hand -- i said flavor -- >> don't put me in the category of liking marco rubio. ma is a misstatement. i've been calling 4i78 for a robot for weeks, and he finally got caught saturday night. >> there's a new shampoo, marco robo, brainwash, rinse, repeat. >> congressman, what do you see on the republican side? you're a democrat. >> the kids i grew up with here in new hampshire, they can spoke a phony a mile away. i think kasich is the real thing up here. i think they think he's real and that matters. >> what do you think of the blade runner saturday night where the guy repeated himself six times? >> i think he's been overrated. i think you saw the real marco rubio there. there's not a president among the group. >> i'll come back to you. it

but, pat buchanan be bob dole by 1%.ob dole.wounded the campaign plays out all the way to the convention were pat buchanan gives a speech about the cultural war in the united states, causing republicans a lot of problems. a fairly easy win for bill clinton in the 1996 presidential election. 2000, we have more historic things. john mccain, running the town hall campaign. he did not have the kind of money that george w. bush had. bush got all of the institutional support and financial support from the republican party and john mccain at shoe leather. he came up, can pay to lock, 100-2 lot of events with hundred people and his campaign did a good job organizing these events. he would answer a lot of questions and he seems like a straight forward guy, willing to interact with people, whereas bush at that time was missing to debate, not wanting interact with people, seemingly afraid to get out there and mix it up with the real people and real voters in new hampshire. bushset up this idea that was not tough enough. john mccain

on the republican side, pat buchanan. pat buchanan ran in 1992 against george bush and lost in new hampshire, bush one. but he wounded bush and arguably caused him not to be reelected in 1992. he comes back in 1996 running against bob dole. bob dole is not the best liked guy. and all the times that his run for president. but, pat buchanan be bob dole by 1%. he really wounded bob dole. the campaign plays out all the way to the convention were pat buchanan gives a speech about the cultural war in the united states, causing republicans a lot of problems. leading to a fairly easy win for bill clinton in the 1996 presidential election. in 2000, we have more historic things. john mccain, running the town hall campaign. he did not have the kind of money that george w. bush had. bush got all of the institutional support and financial support from the republican party and john mccain at shoe leather. he came up, can pay to lock, held a lot of events with 100-200 people and his campaign did a good job organizing these events. he wo

chet buchanan of chet buchanan was in dire need of some picture hanging help. ((i can kind of see from your office that we do need to do a little something with the walls yeah a little something with the walls )) ((chet: you know what brittany brittany needs to be in a place of prominence brittany needs to be somewhere where all can see )) so to make that happen .. we get to work. ((well let's open this sucker up and read the directions are you a directions guy? (uh huh) you are oh good (absolutely) see not everyone is a directions guy )) but reading the directions ((chet: okay so read the directions okay install bracket on frame position frame bracket oh boy a lot of jargon here )) didn't help much ((michelle: prostrate holes with an "all" (with an "all") what's an all? chet: no it's you have to put a little punch in there they want you to put a little punch (oh with what) you know what i'm willing to say right now that this may not be the easiest way to do this (laughing) )) but we pressed on ..... and eventually ... won't say how long it took ... we got that

buchanan, say james near the civil war time, freed a few slaves were political reason. close to thee get that the press and the public, especially up north are getting a lot more squeamish about slaveholders and presidents who are slaveholders. buchanan decided since he owned slaves, he decided that he needed to get some of his slaves out of his name. transfers somee of them to his sister who eventually freed them. when we get to buchanan, we are finding out that the presidents are being more careful about publicly being slave owners and they start divesting themselves of any public holdings of slavery. brian: it surprises a lot of people that grant owned slaves. jesse: it surprised me as well. you would not think that the man put in charge of the u.s. army during this double or would actually label owner himself. but he was. he inherited his slaves through marriage. he did not go out and buy slaves. he married a woman whose family owned slaves. one of the things he did himself was that he personally freed that slave. there is a copy of the letter he wrote which gave th

tonight, investigators are questioning david buchanan and his girlfriend, tennessee police say buchanan murdered his mother in 2007 but was found not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> we're waiting to hear from a daytona beach police chief after a sergeant was taken off the force on a suspension for the fourth time. we told the wind just sellix was suspended for making a sexual remark to a female fellow officer. he was suspended again for sexually harassing another female officer. he is on paid administrative leave an investigation under again but officials won't say why. >>> 9 investigates dug into orange county records and found over the past year, the county lost $300,000 of the coumadin putting things like ice machines, and oven, and portable generator. >> channel 9's jeff levkulich uncovered a recent audit that sound they lost 163 pieces of the commute. county leaders told you the jail is one area of concern for them. >> reporter: they are actively looking for the equipment. as for the jail, they have the most pieces of equipment that are unaccounted for, and the majority of that i

and pat buchanan in 1996. john mccain, 2000. as a place where the front runner, the party favorite does not always win. a place where the little guy can do well. but, as frontloading increases, it makes it more difficult for that to happen. pretty much, you have to be a well-funded, one of the better-known candidates to have a chance in any of the early states because you are campaigning, essentially, across the country. it also means that you have a loss of individual contact, a voter contact that new hampshire, in particular, is famous for. there is a joke about a guy asking his buddy, who you vote -- who is to going to vote for a new hampshire primary? and the guy says, i have only met him five times. to a great extent, that is a myth. but, there is something to be said that a new hampshire, if you want to, you can meet everyone at the candidates for -- every one of the candidates for president very easily. , multiple times, if you want to. if you have interest in politics, you can do that. as you have more frontloading, and

pat buchanan in '92. the speech at the convention. what molly ivins famously described it was better in the original german. - remember that? (crowd laughs) - yep, yep, yep, yep. - in some ways, the pat buchanan challenge to h.w. bush, not the first time there's been a challenge but it sort of gave you a window on the world that might be. - well i would argue that the moment that the politics you're talking about were born, came in the fall of 1990 when newt gingrich, a member of the republican house leadership, refuses to go to the rose garden to announce the budget compromise and instead goes out the other door of the white house and goes back to capital hill where he's welcomed by a rally of conservatives and the presidentú is just enraged but can't do anything about it. - right. - and so that moment, in the fall of 1990, i think is a big one. it was the rose garden rebellion. and suddenly, the world he knew, the world george h.w. bush knew, the world of his father, who'd been a senator from connecticut. when he went to the house f

and i want you to know that i know in november, we are going to win a great victory against pat buchanan. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. i want you to let me thank just a few people. first my state co chairs, lee eshelman, john broderick, george bruno, reesha mcmahon who did such a lovely job with the introduction, stephanie powers, henry smith. and i have so many others i want to mention, but i want to mention a few, chris derver, danny o'neil, billy carbon. he told me last night, he said, i'm scared to death, but i think we're going to do all right in manchester, and we did. i want to thank fern gelinas and the whole family. they're laced throughout the crowd. paul canyon and tony carrum. mayor ganyon. we got more votes in clairemont than the next three people put togeth together. [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to thank my dear friends from arkansas who have been up here for so long. and i want to thank the first arkans arkansasans who are for bill clinton joan and jim over here in this crowd. i want to say a word of profound thanks to mitchell schwartz

let's take pat buchanan's victory in new hampshire in 1996. has been the leader of the polls for nine months at least. >> yeah. >> and he had nothing. he was a talk show host. >> he had money. >> donald trump can stay from now until the convention. -- [ audio problems ] >> i want to see what happens. >> that's -- >> hang on buddy. i want to see what happens when the jeb bush machine that has been destructive to rubio -- i want to see what happens when they dump $20 million on trump somewhere. then we'll see. >> when? >> that's what i want to notice. >> is it too risky? are they afraid to do it? >> let's look at marco rubio tonight. because i hear christie ain't quitting until he gets rid of rubio. let's watch him saying how he let down his voters on saturday and therefore did badly tonight. here's rubio. >> i can tell you i know many people are disappointed. i'm disappointed with tonight. i want you to understand -- i want you to understand something. i want you to understand something. our disappointment tonight -- on me. i did not do well on

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think back to pat buchanan's campaign.ran as a populist treat someone against illegal immigration. of that.eing echoes a sense that this is a working-class state. the buchanan coalition seems to be coming back together. he has a large lead. his campaign manager hails from here. charlie: stuart stevens, somebody said to me they thought john kasich won the debate. donald trump did lose, and marco rubio had a good debate except for three minutes. how did you see it? stuart: i think they were playing two different crowds. john kasich is playing two independents. he is trying to get people who may vote as independents can in either primary. his real play. it is going to be interesting to watch the different areas. john kasich is going to do well where bernie sanders does well. new hampshire has always had this compact with candidates. if you work hard and put the time in and value us, we will reward you. john kasich and chris christie will have good nights tomorrow. they have done it the old-fashioned way. they have done close

the only known connection to the student is aiden, who police say >>> edward buchanan is charged with first degree sexual offense, rape of a child and forcible rape. he's accused of sexually assaulting a female acquaintance for eight years. >> larry: an electric space heater went up in flames this morning. it was left close to the bed and that ignited the fire. the homeowners and their oldest son was there at the time. but they were able to get out safely. >> i came out of the bedroom and woke up dad. get out of the house because the house is on fire. >> larry: the house is a total loss. the red cross is working with the family. >> tammy: closing arguments wrapped up in federal court today as north carolina's new voter id law was on trial. the naacp are suing the state over part of the law that requires voters to show an id to news 13's ashlea surles joins us live. ashlea, the judge has not issued a ruling. >> ashlea: no, tammy. decision or not, hundreds of thousands of north carolinians are going to line up outside precincts like this one to cast their ballots in the north carolina p

you had pat buchanan on, my old friend from the white house days.he had a contingent, ross perot had a contingent. a lot of those voters have been very unhappy for a very long time, some of them evangelicals, they don't think the presently kind of government works for them. >> the fact that rubio came in with the tea party, as did cruz, but the tea party at this point doesn't seem to be backing him in the home states for both of them, in a big way. >> i think trump has grabbed that anti-establishment, an anti-washington portfolio. the dilemma we face as a party is there's a lot of people in the party who don't like what he says, they don't think he has substance, they don't like the racial undertones to what he says. come any onovember, the democra will be unified behind hillary. >> does chris christie's endorsement surprise you? >> christie is an opportunist. he doesn't want to go back and govern his state. this will give him another six months to be out on the road. my sense is he wants to be vice president or attorney general or something in the

if you've driven.by buchanan malt recently, especially at night buchanan located between growth and thereet, you see lights. you see life. you see people. it's really inspiring. it's been cleaned up. this new signs and new light. there is a new gardens and a seating area. through a collaboration between queen street, citizens of, the trust for public land and exploratorium the community and nearby residents got a say on how they wanted to see buchanan's call improve. not only that emerson greenstreet's work hand-in-hand with citizen to audio record stories within buchanan malt come assuring their living experiences in the western addition you can listen to those stories in the domes that were created in the mall. it's a great way to celebrate black history month but more poorly, it's a great way to make sure the next generation of young people who work in our community know our history might know about the people who live there and remember the past so that we can basically do better on number of challenges in artistic a lot of mistakes in the past. if we don't know our history, we don'

buchanan high school in cloveis california have a dress code that has not changed since 1975. a the school board just voted to keep it that way as you can imagine, the students are not too psyched about that. so they staged a little protest. hook at these lovely ladies i mean dudes guys dressed as girls part of a school wide protest. among the rules that haven't changed, boys at buchanan high can't have longhair that covers the ear lobes and guys can't wear earrings us about it's not appropriate. a lot of young women showed up for skewing with b-ro duds they can't wear skirts fire than 4 inches above the knee a boy asked the dress code be changed for his senior year because of the hair was too long. the school board voted 4-3 to keep it old school. what do you think about this outdated dress code? dan says must be the same board that decides for the academy awards. i am in my 50s and those rules were made for my young life. times change ladies and gentlemen. comment on the daily talker a number of ways website twit erin facebook. love to hear from you. we will read more coming