and so the cbc political action committee as evaluated. we have evaluated both democratic and republican candidates who are seeking the office of the presidency. after considering the entire field from top to bottom, there is no question in my mind and our minds that one single candidate, one, possesses the qualifications, the experience, and temperament to be the next president of the united states, and that person is none other than secretary hillary clinton. mrs. clinton has demonstrated her leadership skills. she's demonstrated her knowledge of not only domestic affairs but foreign affairs as well. and we care about foreign affairs in the congressional black caucus political action committee. she's labored all of her adult life in various capacities, and now she's ready to occupy the highest office in our country. we are honored today to endorse secretary clinton as a democratic nominee and the eventual president and commander in chief of the united states of america. thank you. [ applause ] >> also a member of the cbc board, the quest

so to say the money that we raise will cause us or cause the cbc or members of the cbc -- because 41ut of 46 cbc members have endorsed senator clinton. and to say that that money has caused us to vote other than what or how we represent our communities, is simply not true. look at how we vote. amy: they are talking about the congressional black caucus pac, the political action committee. professor sachs? >> with the money means we will vote differently they indicate, and it does not. reporting.t is great your clarifying something that confused a lot of us in the last day. we could not understand how progressives like keith ellison, great congressman, would suddenly make this endorsement when progressives know that hillary clinton has been part of this lobbying machine for years and years. and i think you have helped us to understand this morning something i did not realize, which is what this endorsement have and how the lobbyists completely infiltrated this process. because that is what bernie sanders is talking about every day. our politics have been corrupted by the money, which i

cbc pac in its vote, no votes for mr.of responsibilities voted to make sure we endorsed hillary clinton to be the democratic nominee and the next president of the united states of america. >> when it comes to the black lives matters generation, some analysts see an opening for bernie sanders. >> for this younger generation of african-americans, their number one issue, mass incarceration. criminal justice. and they look at the clintons' record on that and they are infuriated. you start to see a bunch of young african-americans saying you don't get a free pass based on what you did in the '90s. >> we'll argue about it already. >> just what i said yesterday. blend was there when he instituted the reform, the three strikes you're out. if you get caught selling go weed, you can go to jail. that should be strike one and strike two for the clintons should be the welfare reform that bill clinton also instituted. now, barack obama polled that. it had been put on the books by the clintons. for some reason they still want to call bi

he's also a cbc board member. the thing we have to realize is we're now in a paradigm where there is a group of young people rising up saying you don't speak for me, whether you're harry belafonte or cornell west or ben jealouss you don't speak for me, inhave the power of my twitter feed and my followers. i have the power of my instagram feed. i have the power of my bull horn on my campus and you don't speak for me because i'm just as powerful. >> that has to mean -- ben jealouss endorsement, when you look at what he has done, that has to mean something. >> it doesn't mean anything to me. that is someone who respects ben jealous but i still have the power to exercise my own voice, to know the issues that matter to me, to know what resonates to me. what spoke to me more loudly is the fact that bernie sanders has this super pac backing him. the nurse's super pac. a room full of white women talking about how to talk to black women in carolina. if you want to talk to me, hire people that look like me. if you want to t

but you also have 40 members of the cbc who individually has endorsed hillary clinton.he only one that has endorsed mr. sanders is my food friend from minnesota. >> can i ask you very quickly. with regard to the battle over the record of president obama. how is that affecting the democrats? between hillary clinton and bernie sanders, is that an effective argument? >> i don't think there is a question about the president obama. i would hope senator sanners who has been critical throughout president obama, you know, just looking at some of the statements, but when you look at where we were in 2008, when this country truly was on the brink of being set back tremendously, the president has led us to losing 700,000 jobs a month to creating 200,000 jobs a month. there has been consistent monthly growth. we are not where we want to be yet. but not to act knowledge that this president has done a tremendous job. the question is, you know, i would ask some when you talk about health care, do you want, everybody would have loved single payer. but do you do single payer and get not

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the person that has partnered with the cbc in so many years has been hillary clinton.o i think that it is only -- and it's the right thing to do because it is the best thing to do, and she's the best candidate to be the next president of the united states. >> all right. and i want to run this by you. the nation, featured a devastating article on hillary clinton, an article that went viral. the article charges that mrs. clinton and her husband decimated black america. michelle alexander is the reporter. she thinks that clinton sent mixed cultural messages by belting out lift every voice and sing in black churches while signaling to poor and working class kwhiwhites that he was wig to be tougher an black communities than republicans had been. he signed the 1994 crime bill that critics say hurt the black community. but made the president look tough on crime. in other words, the clintons say one thing and do what's politically expedient. your response to that? >> let me say that 1994 bill, the truth of the matter is bernie sanders voted for it also. a lot of democrat voted

gregory meeks chairman, congressional black caucus pac 16 - 34 the request of the cbc pac hillary clinton has been there. when the issues are important to our constituents hillary clinton has been there, this was not an endorsement of the entire congressional black caucus. sanders' supporter -- and member of the congressional black caucus -- representative keith ellison -- took to social media to clear that up -- membership. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - making a difference. three shipyard workers -- being called heros today -- after saving a teenager from the elizabeth river. plus - veterans returning from war - plagued by health problems. a devastating linked to service in the persian gulf. here in the city, parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you could save on car insurance, go to geico.com. ah! (car alarm sounds) "man overboard" - that'

we need some to rally for democrats and especially the african americans, and at the request of the cbc pact, hilary has been there. when the issues that are important to our constituents, hillary clinton has been there. >> reporter: as the 2016 race heads to south carolina and on, african americans and latino voters are increasingly important. i was no quince identify that the morning after scoring big this week, bernie sanders was having breakfast with the reverend al sharpton. meanwhile hillary clinton is married to the man that many call the first black president. but it's not all clinton, all the way. african americans and latinos are divided on who should be the 2016 democratic nominee, clinton or sanders. >> i think sanders represents opportunity. i think he represents a moral imperative. i think he represents a certain kind of truth that's not often evidenced in the course of politics. >> reporter: but while the black caucus pact has given her a thumbs up, the white members not so much. keith elson tweeting out: still, the cbc pact endorsement will be one the clinton campaign wi

what she said there -- how did the cbc come to that decision?> the cbc is endorsing hillary clinton today. understand, this is bigger than flint. this is a candidate that if you look at her resume and her experience, no one who's running for congress -- i mean, for president today can touch it. you cannot find a better qualified person that if you get the call in the middle of the night or has to negotiate and use diplomacy to help this country as we navigate through so many threats, through so many changing dynamics in our economy. she's the best qualified. now, the other thing that i want to point out, why did she go to flint? it's because that's the person that she is. she believes, fundamentally, that those without a voice, those who have been trusting in our government, and we failed them, someone has to go and fix it. she's been there. she came to listen to the people of flint. and she is actually engaged in the children's fund of new york to ask them to go and help flint. she came with resources. and this -- that's why i want her to be my

minnesota congressman and sanders supporter said on twitter the endorsement was without input from cbc membership, including me. in a battle of endorsements, the sanders campaign weighed in with one of their own today, harry belafonte. >> just use your platform and your power to do good for social welfare. >> reporter: the sanders-clinton contest is playing out to a far more diverse electorate. the nevada caucuses is a state where 20% of voters are hispanic. the south carolina democratic primary is the following week. 55% of democratic voters in 2008 were african-american. sanders, who says he raised more than $6 million since new hampshire took a victory lap on "the late show with stephen colbert." >> why do you think the young lings like you? >> i think for two reasons. by definition, young people are idealistic and they look at a world with so many problems and they say why not? >> now, young voters are a challenge but raising money is also a challenge for the clinton campaign. their campaign manager sent out a note trying to shake up their donors. listen to what he said. he said we

gregory meeks, cbc) "when we needed someone to come to rally, democrats and especially african americans, and at the request of the cdc pack, hillary clinton has been there." the race ahead of south carolina-- just as heated for the republicans-- especially among those vying to become the consensus candidate for establishment support. (kasich) i'm sensing a lot of support out here john kasich... attracting larger crowds after his second place finish in new hampshire. (kasich) look at the turnout at these things apparently tomorrow we're going to have a thousand people. marco rubio... now calling out donald trump on his foul- mouth. (rubio) even in our political culture, i teach my kids to be respectful, there are certain words you don't say. no matter what setting you're in, act with dignity and hold yourself up, and then leading presidential candidate saying profanity from the stage. profanity, from the stage." jack/1shot: republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton appear to have commanding leads in the polls leading up to the south carolina primary. jack/2shot: chief meteorol

chemically need someone to rally democrats, especially request of the cbc, hillary clinton has been everyone issues that are important to our constituents, hillary clinton has been there. she has been outspoken in regards to the empowerment of democratic agendas in its entirety. >> members voted unanimously. michael bloomberg reported. he is not rushing to join the race. bloomberg was considered a fiscal conservative, but a social liberal has taken a first steps to mount an independent campaign. pundits thank you. attach interest with middle-of- the-road voters in a year dominated by fringe candidates. to make jeb bush is spending his birthday on the campaign trail. they sent out this throwback to meet with a picture of bush is and we can't resist sneaking this mustache into the card. bush trying to 63 today and that's a classic picture. >> happy birthday gov. bush. >>> time is running out to vote in the primary election for the last day to register is february 16. florida state closed primary state. only voters for a member of the political party can vote for candidates. you have to be 18 y

. >> last month cbc's field operations in miami seized hundreds of hover boards that arrived from china containing batteries that were deemed unauthoritied and there for counterfeit. they believe the batteries are why some could be catching fe and keeping a close eye on im poforts popular productct last summer cbt seed more than $11 million in counterfeit handbag. knock offs of that looked so good you might of paid top dollar to get the real thing only to learnater you've been ripped off. and during the holiday's. con soup mer product commission to make sure dangerous toys don't end up under the mass tree. this is the last line of defense. what goes throughout us hits the market. at port miami christina vasquez. local 10 news. >> neki: all right coming up in sports. big day yesterday.. steph curry is the big topic after a record seth nit swreesm more on that. >> todd: and could thb the men that helps the heat contend. >> what wade has to say about the heat's iew new addition coming up in s orts wrap. >> neki: but first a look outside our tower cam. dark and early on this sunday morning.

cbc -- five of the bank directors have been arrested as part of a probe into suspected money-launderinglice say the man is suspected of fearing money allegedly -- -- isnk is allegedl suspected of allegedly clearing money. we head to new york, where fashion week is in full swing and labels are trying a new grip to cash in. it has previously taken months before the designs on the catwalk are available to regular shoppers, but fashion houses are trying to put items more -- make items more accessible by putting them on sale right away. reporter: tommy hilfiger's latest fashion week collection. titanic scale is typical of the u.s. designer, but there is a difference this year, bringing a seachange to have fashion week works. he explains why he is moving away from the traditional model of showing clothes six months before they actually go on sale. >> i think through social media there is now a new need for immediate gratification. and the younger customer does not want to wait any longer from going to show on the runway -- we are going to allow the consumer to click and buy. reporter: one of

nbc news confirmed the cbc endorsing clinton tomorrow morning and then sending the lawmakers to south carolina and other states where black votes are vital. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers spoken and kathleen kane keeps her job for now at least. the state senate fell four votes shy of the two thirds majority needed to remove him from office but didn't rule out the possibility of kane's removal. >>> the fbi joined the search for a missing teenage boy. police say john thomas parker walked away from the learning center. here's a surveillance volunteer fo to of yesterday when the 14-year-old last seen leaving the facility and may have gone to a nearby train station to leave the area. >>> gun fire inside a crowded maryland restaurant ends with two deputies dead tonight. it started at a panera bread just outside baltimore. brian evans shot a responding deputy inside the restaurant and ran. a second deputy caught him and evans killed that officer, as well. authorities then shot and killed evans shortly afterward. both deputies later died at the hospital. >>> tomorrow philadelphia's mayor official

>> i'm not a member of the cbc political action committee. it is important to discuss that with the pac members. there is a clear distinction. amy: certainly, your endorsement, whoever you endorse, would make a huge difference in south carolina. i mean, the significance of the vote, not only of african-americans, but of african-american women, is the key deciding factor in south carolina. are you leaning in one direction or another? >> i don't think my support really is that important at this point with regard to candidates. we have some phenomenal members -- women members of the congressional black caucus. we have great leaders, mr. clyburn, who represents many constituents. really represents south carolina when you look at his constituency. they are very clear on their political viewpoints and political position. so i don't think it is about one person. people can decide, members of congress can decide who day think the best candidate is at this point. but it is really going to be the people of south africa, the get out the vote effort, --

the broncos are playing the carolina panthers in the super bowl, but take a look at the graphic the cbc put up behind the anchors on the left. that's the panthers, all right, the florida panthers, the ones that play hockey team. this was their reply here. well, this was news to us, and then tot apartment others saying we'll let you guys handle this. give us a call if the field freezes, though, isis kind of our thing. >> i like the humor there. last night the warriors steve and corey put on a show against the wizards. at one point he led the wizards by himself 23 to 2 #. curry drained 11 three pointers. he finished with 5 # points. the warriors had some business in town. they were are given the champions treatment at the white house. the franchises title season, the first in 40 years. the president had this to say about curie's performance last night. for those of you who watched the games against the wizards last night, he was, to use slang, he was clowning. (laughter) he was all jumping up and down. > he got called out by the president on that one. > that's great. i want to see more ri

cbc in canada reports that the kale salad has more calories and fat and sodium more than a double bigcken salad tops out at 730 calories and 53 grams of fat. now double big mac has fewer calories and much less fat, although it contains more saturated fat. i would say go with the big mac. >> yeah definitely. >> donnie says definitely. earlier in the show we told you jeb bush campaigned with his mother in new hampshire. they were met by a familiar face on the trail. the man who has come to be known as flower boy. >> flower boy, welcome back. nice to see you. i've missed you. no -- i've missed you. you know, i feel offended you haven't come to any of my events reeptdly -- recently. >> i have to work too, man. come on. bring up your mom later though. >> be careful. he's a nice guy. he's unusual. he's a good man. >> he's talking to flower boy, rod weather, who has come out the a number of the candidate events. he asked for prayers for peace, hugging, playing, even playing the ukulele. he's a campaign staple. >>> that does it for me and "way too early." major drama during last night's democ

while the cbc remains hesitant we would hear more about that. experts are confident that zika is causing some outcomes that we've seen and the most notable risks are women and pregnant women and they seem to have or they seem to be fairly certain and we will find out about that and other possible links to individuals that may cause them serious health damage. the administration spoke about 3:00 a.m. i had this folder i woke up and finish it last night. i did read the administration last week the president sent a communication to the members of congress asking for a billion dollar request for emergency action. i also read where the chair man of appropriations said we have almost the exact amount left over from ebola and the possibility of using that. i want to make sure that the funds are available, particularly for the research for finding out anything that can stop this either with a mosquito or to keep people safe when possible vaccination, wherever we are going to go but that also needs funding asap, and we want to make sure that the funds ar

every year the cbc the a dual breast feeding but then they break it down by state and also demographic in the days vice thrace, classics socio-economic status and lovable of a generation. bin a hare says those are the women in their breast feeding and those that are failing our women who are african-american, pork, not married and under educated to have high school or less level of education. annually when the report card that comes out a kid's in to see the story in the breast feed rates and but in a country with the tide deaf that also -- status as better parents entered into a health issue the american the catteries in its but it was a public health issue. but it was costing $13 billion per year per but why that $13 billion number is perhaps inflated. but at any rate united states identified as an to it is less efficient the in the inf and was just bad parents but now to your phone book -- they needed the hints of context but if only the with breast feed their children. so the problem here and have long been pressuring american inf and leroy a. f. and a from what public officials an

. >>> leading the news from the cbc, i'll take bummer for $400.ger allowed on jeopardy. while alex trebek is a canadian you soon won't be seeing any other canadians on the show. the website says it is currently precluded from accepting registration information from canadian residents. several media reports say that barring has to do with concerns over canada's online application process and privacy laws. >>> and chicago will be celebrating cult classic "ferris bueller's day off" 30th anniversary this may and that's when the ferris festival takes place and it will include a re-enactment of the famous parade scene, actor appearances and a tour of the sites used in the movie. isn't that awesome? >> i would be there. >> i think we'll have to head for chicago. >> you look the bueller part in the classroom. the corvette going out the back of the window. >> all classics. i'm dara brown and this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to like us on facebook. "way too early" starts right now. >>> listen to this. we won with everything. we won with women. i

the fact is the cbc and there's power around her.rpton hasn't stepped. i don't buy that hillary clinton is going to lose the black vote. but i'll tell you what, so desperate that tonight, in the speech, she talked about the vast right wing conspiracy. and that's going to blow up with the superpacs. >> hang on, we've got to take a break. our panel stays with us after this quick break. straight ahead. [thunder rumbling] ♪ [chattering] [snarling] ♪ the nissan rogue. with the power and performance of our intuitive all-wheel drive. now get a $199 per month lease on the 2016 nissan rogue. ngo to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. and now you can use zip recruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com. people love me for saving them over half a grand when they switch to progressive. so i'm dabbling in new ventures. it was board-game night with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. ♪ go paperless ♪ do

now the cbc piece is in place. the middle of in february they would, with marketing.s a sense they will do a push. something to get the loyal customers back in and then go back out and get new customers. it is a long road. some analysts say could be a couple of quarters of down sales. the first one will be when they report tomorrow for the first quarter. they came out and said that sales were down almost 15 percent for the fourth quarter. first time ever as a public company. the number is out there so to speak. we are looking for any indication of how january went to chipotle was known when they reported their number, they gave a little bit on how the first month of the quarter went. recovery is further along and sales are down 5% in january. if there is some sense this will take hold, that would be a big boost for them. >> thank you so much, craig. time now for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. new speculation of who will be the next ceo at bp. the deputy ceo, putting him in line is bob dudley, current

it's on cbc and will sasso dropped by studio q to talk about it. so, will, did that guy in the clip we just played ever figure out that you two didn't actually know each other? >> will: i think the further we went the--the more he bought it. at first he was like, "i do not know this guy who looks like super mario." um, and then, at which point i started bringing up people he forgot that he told--he gave that up. like--like just, again, like a card trick. >> shad: yeah. >> will: like i guess he forgot that he offered that up. and what reason does he have to not believe me when i say, "i know jen's father, right, right. how's that going with that dance thing?" him. good dancers." yeah, yeah, tell me about that. i mean if someone walks up to you on the street and goes, "tell me about your passion and what gives you joy." "okay, i will." so god bless that dude. bought it. that situation. i'm trying to buy time to see if i do, in fact, know you. >> will: sure. >> shad: so i would go along with it for a while. i don't know if you use that technique. >> w

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it includes family life olympic committee tells abc news it's monitoring the situation through the cbc and passing on recommendations to athletes. the cdc says the guts spread by mosquitoes and believed to be behind a growing number of cases of microcephaly. a rare birth defect stays in the system for one week. once it has left the body, they do not believe it affects future pregnancies. still, with so many questions left unanswered, more athletes high. york. >>> health officials briefed the soccer team about the zika virus threat last night. >>> developing in germany, rescuers say one person is still missing in the wreckage of, two trains that crashed head-on. investigators are trying to figure out why both trains ended up on the same track it to people were killed and 80 others were her. the trains were going about 60 into each other. was next with us coast guard will start a series of hearings to investigate the sinking of the cargo ship el faro. we have told you about the developments in the investigation since the ship sank during hurricane walking. it left him jacksonville headed

first ever reunion of "e.r." [ cheers and applause ] er ] [ cheers and applause ] >> lost a lot of a cbc cross type four units. somebody bring me a scalpel. [ laughter ] somebody bring me a scn't anybody bringing me a scalpel? >> oh, excuse me. i'm sorry. i know i'm supposed to be under. but the you a scalpel is because this is kind of a last-minute thing and we had some trouble getting the [ laughter ]ulianna margulies? >> jimmy: yeah. she's filming "the good wife," so she couldn't make it. >> noah wyle? >> jimmy: you know, hee but i guess he's got a thing with his family, taco tuesday. [ laughter ]eriq lasalle? >> jimmy: oh, no. eriq lasalle has jury duty. i'm sorry. we probably shouldn't even have done this. if you we -- >> no, i don't want to cancel. when george clooney commits to an "e.r." sequel -- >> jimmy: reunion? >> when george clooney says he's going to show up for an "e.r." reunion -- >> jimmy: uh-huh. all right? >> jimmy: all right. >> do you have anybody? >> jimmy: well, yeah. we did get someone. for you. it's -- and applause ] why, look who's joined us. from "e.r." >> i do

. >> according to pester chad allen, the cbc as one of three churches in northeast ohio friday night.n >> we are one of 200 churches partnering with the team tebo foundation simultaneously hosting this and 48 states and seven countries.t >> christine boyle and her daughter courtney spent the day pickingng out address and getting their hair and makeup done.pi >> just been such an awesome experience. just something that all kids usually get to do and sometimesme the special needs kids don't so we are so grateful. >> i want to be a princess. >> grinning from year to year, some evena having a twirl. they each got to be in the spotlight as they received a crown or a tiarai because they are all queens and kings. >> fun because i want to be a dancer and i love it here. >> and under the party lights ofts the flashing disco ball, each it was a night to rememberecn. >> i love the spirit of the teboeb foundation. they want to take valentine's day, a day of love, and really extend thattf to be a celebration for god's love for all people. >> youfo can see the site smiles and they have so much joy.

it would be extremely interesting to watch whether this establish many of black politicians, the cbc,ditional vote getters like that, really have the sway that everybody has always thought they have and that they themselves believe they have. or whether new organizations like black lives matter, and the whole wave of activists who have grown up around the incidents in ferguson, the university of missouri and so forth, whether that's a whole new force of people. some of whom might want to go with bernie sanders. >> i'm not sure i would see the attraction. i can't see black lives matter being attracted to socialism and the abstract present by bernie sanders. they know what they have in clinton. they know what they've had innocent clintons over 30 years. which is very staunch support. and at the beginning of their careers, obviously, deeply sincere. i don't see a major defection even though it is the so-called establishment in the black community supporting her. i think it is her. the problem for her is her last fire wall. she lost men by 36 points in new hampshire. she lost women by 11.

countries and for others we are repellent and avoid mosquito bites in addition to new guidelines from the cbc the red cross is now asking donors to week twenty eight days after a visiting zeke affected countries before donating blood. it was with her abc news new york on the investigation continues this newness of the murder of a thirteen year old girl nicole level. still ahead how investigator says she met . the following new developments in the murder of thirteen year old nicole madison level. her mother overcome with emotion as she tried to speak about her daughter and this noon we have new details about how the team may have met the man charged with murdering her abc's in the pilgrim has more new details on the murder of thirteen year old local level authorities now say at least one of the two virginia tech students had been planning it for weeks. a very preliminary determination of deposit that is stephen nichols' mother remembering how her daughter survive childhood cancer and illnesses. coley had a passion of working in the music they sing heart broke it. nicole passed many people thro

the virus can stay in the system for about one week but once it has left the body, the cbc does not believe it affects future pregnancies. >> women are 40, 45 percent holding a 50 percent of the entire olympic games. almost all of them are of childbearing a's -- ajax abc news>> they are telling abc news they are monitoring the situation and passing recommendations to athletes. >>> officials say by the time the summer games kick off in in rio will be down temperatures. testing kits have been set -- not being -- governor rick scott says we have 400 cast that's ted's kids. >>> democratic lawmakers in washington say the white house is considering to support a bill helping to solve the water crisis in flint michigan. we told you the city switched to river water in 2014 an effort to save money causing lead levels in the water to increase dangerously. sources say the white house could support a $765 million bill aimed at replacing contaminated pipe and educating people about the crisis. >>> vice president joe biden made a visit to duke university to focus on the fight against cancer. he toured lad

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i think you heard it from the cbc members whose endorsement we were proud to collect today. when it comes to fighting for african-americans and hispanics on issues that are most important to them, hillary clinton has been there for decades and bernie sanders just hasn't. >> are we going to see a different strategy, a different side of hillary clinton tonight going after bernie sanders and his record on various issues? >> well, wolf, i don't have any details from today's debate preparations. but i think that all the debates are important. she enjoys debating. that's why we sought to add several more of them. going forward as we enter this critical stretch at the end of which, by the end of march, skuc60% of delegates will have been awarded and will have a front-runner whose lead probably can't be caught. there will be three points of contrast. who can get results? you heard senator sanders criticize president obama today over his failure of leadership over the last seven years. that's an absurd criticism coming from someone who has been in congress for 35 years and has little

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we're referring you to cbc for an out-of-state transfer.and has an indefinite fin sentence. last report was april 2007. by signing it doesn't mean you agree or disagree, you are inform have had our action. we are referring for you an out-of-state transfer. it's just our recommendation, doesn't mean they have to approve it. however, i think they will. it will take anywhere from, i'm saying, from what i've seen in the past, anywhere from three weeks to three months to get an answer. however, then we need to find a state that will accept you. and that sometimes takes a long time. they send out paperwork to california, if california will accept you, then cool. if they deny you, then we have to find another state. >> yeah, i'm aware of the -- >> you know how long -- so it could take a little bit longer to do that part. but the approval, i don't see a problem with it being approved immediately. there you go. you can have this part, federico. this referral, she said there was another out of state referral. she doesn't know if anything resulted fro

. >> reporter: one of the things we heard from the governor's press conference is he is asking the cbc right now for at will be used to test mothers who have either traveled to other countries and have bitten by mosquitoes or possibly just showing signs of the virus in their body. live in orlando international airport, steve barrett, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> brazil is ground zero for the zika virus outbreak right now. that has some wondering if this year's summer a link is in rio de janeiro should be canceled the resulting cover made has darted developing a vaccine but that could take months or even years. for now, working on preventative measures like fumigation. u.s. olympic committee said it is monitoring the situation and all-american participants will be warned and educated on the cdc's recommendations. >>> interactions with your was on facebook and wftv.com, we know there are a lot of questions about the zika virus. to get informed logon to wftv.com /weather links. >>> a bill that protects churches and members of the clergy who refuse to perform same-sex marriages will now