carly fiorina: thank you. thank you. all right. >> carly, thank you. carly fiorina: i get it, i get it. all right. thank you. thank you. is israel back to -- who rebecca? carly fiorina: what do you do? thank you, guys. >> it might not be working. >> i can take one. >> ok. carly fiorina: i know. ok. >> do you want his or her name? >> we have four kids. carly fiorina: ready? >> thank you. >> i can just take it. >> thank you. >> thank you. carly fiorina: you have to caucus for me. >> that is what i'm going to do. you are going to explode. i am glad you are caucusing for me. >> you are a tremendous bigger. -- a tremendous speaker. carly fiorina: and i am a doer. >> we need a woman in their. carly fiorina: maybe it is time. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's campaign 2016 taking ,ou to the i will caucasus monday, february 1 our live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span

d >> stumping for carly firina. >> i would watch that ony pay-per-view.my carly would do circles around hillary clinton.hi >> sit down to discuss why the right fit for the white house.candidate carly fiorina has not made any appearances of her own in las vegas.... state party chairwoman are supporting her. we sat dowitam trk >> republican candidate carly fiorina has made one appearance. we sat down with amie to talk about her nevada campaign. >> obviously with at large field,atc that's what stood out with you. what makes her the good choice for the republican base? >> i like the fact she has her conservative principles, she is fixed to them but not a black or white candidate.s she's a good listener. she has a campaign right now called your voice your ad. what that does is the general public can submit their ideas and thoughts to carly fiorina on how they would like to improve government issues such as healthcare with the vaccines and the campaign will put those together and they will issue them out so that way the general public can say i like that person's idea. my own and that's impor

carly fiorina: ok. two and a half. carly fiorina: thank you so much? thank you, guys. all right.e to see you. oh, ok. not be working. >> i can take one. ok? >> ok. >> all right. carly fiorina: i know. ok. yes. yes, i think so. do you want his or her name? >> we have four kids. >> ready? hold on one second. got it. thank you. >> you looked great today. >> ready? got it.

>> definitely still with carly fiorina but what i really want to see is a carly fiorina and marco rubioket. >> who is the top? >> oh, man. i think carly is still on top but we can work on the order later. those are he two who i think want to win the white house and could do a really fantastic job because you have this blend of public sector with marco and private sector with carly and insider-outsider. i think that strikes the right tone and strikes the right chord. change in washington while incorporating experience. >> how about her performsan hat -- hewlett-packard. she says she made tough calls. >> she made tough calls and it's unfortunate that it had to play out that way. for tens of thousands of people, that's not something anyone should take lightly, but what i do strongly believe is that carly was leading at a time where it was very tough time to be in the tech industry, and you could say she cut all of these tens of thousands of jobs. how many tens of thousands more did she save by making hewlett-packard a little bit leaner and meaner. >> round robin. whether your friend are fo

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carly fiorina? >> my husband frank they mentioned i love spending time with, he's down there, he was excited the other day because in new hampshire he was introduced as my eye candy. [ laughter ] >> you know everybody out there watching knows this, you cannot wait to see the debate between me and hillary clinton. you would pay to see that fight. and that's because you know i will win, and that's important, we got to start by beating hillary clinton. all of my life, i have been told to sit down and be quiet, settle, settle, don't challenge the system. that's what the american people are being told now and we have been told that for way too long. sit down and be quiet about our god about, our guns, about the abortion industry. settle for illegal immigration that's been a problem for decades as so many of our problems have festered for decades. accept a system of government and politics that no longer works for us. i will not sit down and be quiet, and neither will you. so i ask you to stand with me. f

on this edition of the program, we'll bring you the story of carly fiorina, who collected a paycheck from a company who produced vaccines from fetal cells, cells that come from terminated pregnancies, anding thus a hotly contested law with ethics. with the 2016 campaign just days away, we ask, who is pro-life? it's the "inside story". welcome to "inside story," i'm ray suarez. for decades, ending abortion has been an important rallying cry in the republican party. annoying tool, a fundraising issue, a litmus test for candidates. republican governors have made it harder to get in their states. and sent it up to appeals courts to directly challenge the language of roe v. wade for one. one with her credentials, carly fiorina, the only woman in the republican field, but leaves little daylight between yourself and her male colleagues on the debate stage. the secondly taped conversations between planned parenthood officials dominated several news cycles, can attacks and counter attacks, and threats over the acquiesces of feet al tissue, in research, and what was permissible and impermissib

on the ice tonight twin sisters, gracie and carly, both in pursuit of their own definition of gold. >>> "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. it is deadly. it is crippling. it is historic. tonight parts of the east coast are all but paralyzed by a blizzard that's blamed for at least 16 deaths and has had an impact on 30 million people. it's been felt in 16 states, and it has dumped a lot more snow in including washington, d.c. and new york city. which is largely shut down tonight. the south over three feet reported in parts of maryland and west virginia. here's what it looks like tonight on radar. beyond the snow, the blizzard has brought hurricane force winds in a massive storm surge to coastal areas still not fully recovered from superstorm sandy. and it has made travel whether by ground or by air impossible. a dream for millions over the weekend. more than 8,000 flights have been cancelled. tonight we have extensive coverage of blizzard 2016. we begin with our national correspondent mihiel in >> reporter: good evening. we've been in a whiteout much of the day here in washing

really cool. >> reporter: carly has been at the competition for years as her sister's biggest fan. but skating the short program thursday was her first taste of the spotlight. >> i'm just trying to really take a lot of pictures just so i can remember every moment from this experience. >> reporter: as carly hopes for a strong finish, gracie's in second place going into tonight's free skate. while skaters sometimes won't watch each other, gracie says not tonight. >> i do get kind of nervous and amped up, but not enough where i wouldn't watch her the whole >> reporter: sisters turned competitors and each in pursuit of their own definition of gold. jarnt sham lee janet shamlian, nbc news. >>> up next, back to al roker 2016. >>> let's get one final check with al rocker on the crippling blizzard in the northeast and what we can expect in the next couple of hours, al. six more hours, jose, and then at least the heavy snowfall will be just about done, but we still have from boston all the way down to washington a fairly wide swath and solid swath of snow. what's interesting, these are the

on the ice tonight twin sisters, gracie and carly, both in pursuit of their own definition of gold. >>> "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. it is deadly. it is crippling. it is historic. tonight parts of the east coast are all but paralyzed by a blizzard that's blamed for at least 16 deaths and has had an impact on 30 million people. it's been felt in 16 states, and it has dumped a lot more snow in some places than predicted including washington, d.c. and new york city. which is largely shut down tonight. the south over three feet reported in parts of maryland and west virginia. here's what it looks like tonight on radar. beyond the snow, the blizzard has brought hurricane force winds in a massive storm surge to coastal areas still not fully recovered from superstorm sandy. and it has made travel whether by ground or by air impossible. a dream for millions over the weekend. more than 8,000 flights have been cancelled. tonight we have extensive coverage of blizzard 2016. we begin with our national correspondent mihiel in washington, d.c. >> reporter: good evening. we've been i

[laughter, cheers, applause] carly simon: first of all, thank you for your service. -- carly in this fiorina: first of all, thank you for your service. who has consistently gone after hillary clinton in this race? carly fiorina. you have watched me debate after debate after debate take this where it has to go. let me just say you, and i hope i can spend a few minutes with you but i have a bunch of interviews, but i will be around. let me just say this. the veterans administration of an exemplify much power you have. also an example of why we cannot settle for what we are settling for anymore. do you remember the scandal in the veterans administration and arizona when we learned veterans had died waiting for an appointment and bureaucrats cooked the books so nobody would find out? outraged as citizens of this great nation that we flooded congress with tweets and post into e-mails and phone calls. because of that enormous pressure from the citizens of this great nation, this congress, this do-nothing congress did in three weeks. record time. a bill flew out of the house. it passed the

r twin sister, carly, also qualified for the championship. >> have the nerved ramped up yet? >> i'm going in completely with no expectations because i just feel lky to be here. >> reporter: carly is skating ler than gracie. both 20-year-olds have trained in california under famous coach frank carol. now for the first tim competitor. >> gracie and carly in this competition will be out for different things. challenging for the title. carly is sort of happy to be here. >> it's such a coincidence for something like that to actually happen. really cool. >> reporter: carly has been at the competition for years as her sister's biggest fan. by skating the shojt program thursday was her first taste of the spotlight. >> i'm just trying to really take a lot of pictures just so i can remember every moment from this experience. >> reporter: as carly hopes for a strong finish,, gracie's in second place going into tonight's free skate. while skaters sometimes won't watch each other, g gcie says not tonight. >> you get nervous and amped up, but not enough where i wouldn't watch her the whole

carly fiorina's husband... made a stop in greenville tod nigel: carly fearing a possible husband made a stop in greenville today. we talk about his plan if his wife becomes president. >> and we look at the local impact of the politics surrounding climate change. gabrielle: more video there -- it's a big night as the clemson tigers take on the duke blue devils. announcer: you are watching live, local breaking news with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski and weather with john cessarich. this is wyff news four at 5:00 in high definition. gabrielle: back now with a school bus caught on fire this afternoon. nigel: officials say seven students from northwest middle and high school were on board. the bus driver pulled over on exeter way because of a problem with a gas pedal. the driver called for another bus. gabrielle: the live pictures you are looking at here is of the bus which appears to be getting towed. when the driver of the second bus arrived, they noticed claims coming out of the engine. no students were i

and the managing editor tweeted, good start for carly fiorina's team and bad start for carly fiorina's team. # the carly curse is now trending. >>> there could be a reason people love cheese so much. cheese can be as uh duct tiff as drugs. they say certain foods can be addictive because of the way they are processed. foods that are highly pros setsed and fatty are more associated with addictive eating behaviors. cheese is addictive because of ofkasine a product found in milk products. >>> getting in shape is a perennial favorite for the new year, but there are a few new ones. >> ball drops and fireworks pop. resolutions run rampant. or in this case run up the lion street fair in pacific heights. >> what are we doing here? >> just trying to burn off a little 6 -- a little of 2015 jie. what do you want to let go in the new year? >> about 15 minutes. >> there is no surprise the usual diet and exercise show up on a survey of 2016 resolutions. what is unusual is the study by go banking rates finds living life to the fullest tops them all with financeses trailing the list. as for what we don

. `` her twin sister, `` carly, also qualified `` for the championship. `` >> have the nerved `` >> i'm going in `` completely with no `` expectations because i `` just feel lucky to be `` here. `` >> reporter: carly is `` skating later than `` gracie. `` both 20-year-olds have `` trained in california `` under famous coach `` frank carol. `` now for the first time `` competitor. `` >> gracie and carly in `` this competition will `` be out for different `` things. `` gracie is really `` challenging for the `` title. `` carly is sort of happy `` to be here. `` >> it's such a `` coincidence for `` something like that to `` actually happen. `` really cool. `` >> reporter: carly has `` been at the `` competition for years `` as her sister's `` biggest fan. `` by skating the short `` program thursday was `` her first taste of the `` spotlight. `` >> i'm just trying to `` really take a lot of `` pictures just so i can `` remember every moment `` from this experience. `` >> reporter: as carly `` hopes for a strong `` finish, gracie's in `` into tonight's free `` skate. `` while skaters `` some

carly is sort of happy to be here. >> it's such a coincidence for actually happen. really cool. >> reporter: carly has been at the competition for years as her sister's biggest fan. by skating the short program thursday was her first taste of the >> i'm just trying to really take a lot of remember every moment from this experirice. >> reporter: a a carly hopes for a strong finish, gracie's in second place going into tonight's free while skaters sometimes won't watch each other, gracie says not tonight. >> you get nervous and amped up, but not enough where i wouldn't watch her the whole time. >> reporter: sisters turned competitors in each pursuit of their own definitions of gold. >>> up next, to al roker for an update on the blizzard of 2016. (cell phone rings) where are you? mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where are you? it's very l

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carly fiorina?my husband frank they mentioned i love spending time with, he's down there, he was excited the other day because in new hampshire he was introduced as my eye candy. [ laughter ] >> you know everybody out there watching knows this, you cannot wait to see the debate between me and hillary clinton. you would pay to see that fight. and that's because you know i will win, and that's important, we got to start by beating hillary clinton. all of my life, i have been told to sit down and be quiet, settle, settle, don't challenge the system. that's what the american people are being told now and we have been told that for way too long. sit down and be quiet about our god about, our guns, about the abortion industry. settle for illegal immigration that's been a problem for decades as so many of our problems have festered for decades. accept a system of government and politics that no longer works for us. i will not sit down and be quiet, and neither will you. so i ask you to stand with me. fight

carly fiorina is not safe for young audiences. >> four year old boy was sitting at carly fee's feet as she discussed her support for the unborn child protection act and desire to defund planned parenthood. >> planned parent hoodz clinic were alter late-term abortion for the purposes of harvesting body parts. >> trevor: holy [bleep], carly. what is crazy is carly fiorina can say that to a room full of preschoolers, and i can't say holy [bleep] carly on tv without being bleeped. that's bleep bleep that's [bleep] up. charley fiorina spends all her time preparing about protecting unborn children but clearly born children are fair game. she's like brng them in. it's time that they know. maybe this close to the election fiorina is not worried about the kids because after all they are not registered to vote. but their parents are. >> one parent told the guardian the move showed very poor taste. >> disgust, and anger. >> chris bek doesn't understand how his son's daycare field trip to the botanical center wound up in the middle of a campaign event. >> my son just wants to watch cartoons and pl

and the managing editor tweeted, good start for carly fiorina's team and bad start for carly fiorina's # the carly curse is now trending. >>> there could be a reason people love cheese so much. cheese can be as uh duct tiff as drugs. they say certain foods can be addictive because of the way they are processed. foods that are highly pros setsed and fatty are more associated with addictive eating behaviors. cheese is addictive because of ofkasine a product found in milk products. >>> getting in shape is a perennial favorite for the new year, but there are a few new ones. >> ball drops and fireworks pop. resolutions run rampant. or in this case run up the lion street fair in pacific heights. >> what are we doing here? >> just trying to burn off a little 6 -- a little of 2015 jie. what do you want to let go in the new year? >> about 15 minutes. >> there is no surprise the usual diet and exercise show up on a survey of 2016 resolutions. what is unusual is the study by go banking rates finds living life to the fullest tops them all with financeses trailing the list. as for what we don't wan

carly: while hillary clinton may she did photo opts and i had meetings. her poll numbers keep dropping leaving her in seventh place with nearly 3 percent of support ... but the fight isn't over. carly: you challenge the status quo, solve problems, and you produce results, over and over and over. at lakeridge golf course...cvk8nn. fiorina is making a quick stop in las vegas before returning to iowa. here in nevada -the republican caucus is february 23rd....and february 20th for democrats. the democratic rivals for president were in south carolina tonight -- the last time they'll be together before the iowa caucuses in two weeks. that's where they'll face off at the ballot box for the first time. tonight, they faced off in debate -- as polls show bernie sanders could upset the frontrunner hillary clinton in iowa -- and in new hampshire. abc's elizabeth hur tells us how it went. just two weeks before the voting starts in iowa.. the three democratic presidential candidates south carolina.. with former maryland governor martin o'malley giving his all to stay a

republican presidential candidate carly fiorina is campaigning here in nevada. where she'll be today as she wraps up her trip. ((kirsten joyce)) > and a piano prodigy is honoring and celebrating martin luther king junior today... for being his inspiration. /// < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((kirsten joyce)) > thanks for joining us, i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) and i'm brian loftus. one walmart store is now closed on north nellis boulevard following the company's announcement... that its closing down hundreds of other stores. ((kirsten joyce)) walmart is closing 269 stores globally... including 154 here in the u-s. karen castro looked at how the closure on north nellis boulevard will impact that area. ((karen castro)) walmart customers crowded the parking lot on the last day of business. the company announced it will be closing the craig and las vegas boulevard location on friday. ((scott welshhons - walmart customer: it's a madhouse in of the cold stuff is being put

carly fiorina was the only one of the g.o.p. life in washington last week. where were you? >> well, i have7<(3 been to the march for life for about 25 years. and i thought -- i think that's a pretty good record. [ applause ] >> spoken at it a few times and i have sheparded every single pro-life piece of legislation that's passed over the last 20 years. i have either authored it or sheparded it through the united states congress. i'm pretty proud of that record, too. [ applause ] but we have an elections going on and there was some snow coming and i decided that maybe it would be better for me to get out and do some campaigning and not be stuck as my wife and kids were for a week piling out of two and a half feet of snow. here's what i would say. if you want someone that's going to talk a good game there are a lot of folks on this stage who have talked a good game on the issue of life. not only i have talked a good game on life, i have done some things, but i have also lived it. you know, one of the things saint francis said was,

. >> and carly fiorina tweeted out this picture of her high heels yesterday, along with the caption,arco rubio, but can you rock these? just too good. now that does it for me and "way too early." coming up next on "morning joe," the crowded lane among gop establishment candidates gives donald trump a 14-point lead in a new poll. meanwhile ted cruz is forced to defend his eligibility to be president. we'll take a closer look at the new birther debate. and later this morning, presidential candidate carly fiorina, florida governor rick scott, and new -- former new york city mayor rudy juliangiul that and much more coming up next on "morning joe." ♪ if you're looking to save money on your medicare part d prescriptions, walgreens says, carpe med diem. seize the day to get more out of life and medicare part d. just switch to walgreens for savings that'll be the highlight of your day. now preview the cost of your copay before you fill. you can even get one-dollar copays on select plans.

carly fiorina has a similar idea when it comes to the public eye here in the haweye state... "i'm trying to talk with as many iowans as i can about my plan to take our country back. we have to take our country back and that means we have to elect someone with different experience and not the same ol' same o'l politician who says whatever they need to say and then does they they please," said fiorina. fiorina says she has the opportunity to gain iowa's support because she knows what iowans care about. "well iowans care about the fact that a dollar is going as far as it used to, they care about the fact that government doesn't respond...iowans worry that our country is on the wrong track," said fiorina. bria: that the problems that american faces can be only be handled by someone who has common sense, while carly fiorina beleives iowans have always treated her well and that a candidate does not have to yell the loudest to win over voters. reporting live in studio, bria bell abc 9 news. tim: the 2016 iowa state legislative session began today and education is the hottest topic t

carly fiorina wrapped up a 36-hour trip to nevada... trying to gain momentum. the trip comes four-and-a-half weeks before the state's republican caucus. thanks for joining us... i'm dave courvoisier. ((denise valdez)) and i'm denise valdez... in for paula. our "politics now" team caught up with the republican presidential candidate at the peppermill today. fiornia had to say about foreign policy. ((patrick walker: "when you look at the polls... carly fiorina is on the outside looking in... both here in nevada and nationwide. she told a group of about 100 voters today... that doesn't phase her... and she said she's in theherace for the long-haul.")) ((patrick walker)) the former hewlett- packard c-e-o spent an hour chatting with supporters during her "coffee with carly" event at the peppermill fireside lounge. she fielded questions questions veterans... and said she wants to face hillary clinton in a debate. steve sebelius and i sat down with her for an exclusive the peppermill. fiorina praised the state's education savings account program.... which is in a sort