the people who live and work here in charleston farms agree, things are better.ts, the cooperation between residents and police, and the effort to save this group of young men. at the store where street dealers used to scare away customers, ownley lee hailey stocks more on his shelves. >> i see older coming into the store that i hadn't seen. >> at the community center, neighbors celebrate the change in charleston farms. >> since this program went into place, it's just been -- it's been tremendous. >> like almost the way it used to be. >> dramatic turnaround? >> yes. i would say so. >> it is the outcome u.s. attorney bill nettles hoped for he first launched this program. now that this seems to be a success, are there other communities that are saying we want it? >> yes. there are other u.s. attorneys that are talking about it. i know here in north charleston, they're already talking about replicating it in other neighborhoods and i'm working to replicate it across the state. >> no one would be more supportive than the two detectives who once believed they had no b

>> charleston shrimp and grits, one of charleston's favorite dishes. to use a little scallops down here in the south. get them seared in the pan so they get a nice little carmelization. >> you don't want to do them too long? >> or they get rubbery. do a little carmelization on them. shrimp and scallops. we add a little tow may to to that. -- a little tomato to that. just a little butter. keep stirring those. that's the one thing with grits, keep stirring the grits. >> morning, noon and night you can eat shrimp and grits. we've got to wrap it up, chef. but can i try these grits? are they done enough? >> absolutely. if you wouldn't mind just spooning a little bit. >> just do a little taste test right here. i feel like i'm right at home here in the south. um-um-um. oh my gosh, that is cheesy goodness. i'll try to send some back to new york for you guys. >>alisyn: that looks great. >>steve: anna, thank you very much. live in charleston. >>brian: she gets grits. we get three stale coffee rolls from yesterday. did you know that 90% of police officers in phil

move back to charleston.don't need your kind here. >> peter: it is not a matter of -- like how much i hate the snow. again, i like the snow. but snow is christmasy, january february thing. >> it is a march thing. your kids have to be excited though. they're about to have no school. >> we didn't have any real snow last year. >> it has been two years. >> peter: we didn't have nothing so far in the winter. >> it has been since snowmageddon. >> boy, there's something i haven't thought about for a long time. i remember the piles of snow. >> it will be a mini snowmageddon. >> here's what's going to happen. i walked outside today. it is not that cold out. it is not that cold outside today. it is going to have to get really cold for it to be a major snow event. what's going to happen is -- >> there will be some snow. your meteorological degree. >> peter: i don't have any doppler. i went outside, i licked my finger and stuck it in the air. this is what's going to happen. we'll get some snow but we're also going to get

>> stephen: sir, all roads lead north from charleston.here are you from? >> del rio, texas. >> stephen: no mean to burst your bubble but texas is a great place, but if you are from the real south -- [cheers and applause] -- texas is texas. ask someone from texas they'll tell you from texas. they'll say i'm from texas not the south it's true. >> it's true. >> stephen: it is true. i accept your apology. >> texas is unique and most southerners would like to expel texas from the south. i understand why because texas is in some ways the most extremely southern. >> stephen: it's too big of a weight. it's got too much of the own flavor that isn't the south flavor. for instance, beef barbecue ribs, abomb minimummation. >> a degree. it has to be the pig. >> stephen: slow smoked pig. thank god. >> gotta be the pig. >> stephen: we're cool with each other. >> and even better it would be a louisiana pulled pork made into a patty and seared. that's the ultra. >> stephen: it should be pulled pork and served with a mustard sauce like s.c. >> like south c

she's from charleston, spent her life there, so has stephen.ders coming in, these are folks that are known by the people of that district and i think he can help her simply by being there and helping her. he just shows up. >> thank you both for joining us tonight. >>> coming up, congressional republicans are now in a twilight zone that only ezra klein can explain. >>> and in the "rewrite," we can now see the future for the new saviors of the republican party, and that future is not in the white house. ♪ i am stuck on band-aid brand ♪ ♪ 'cause germs don't stick on me ♪ [ female announcer ] band-aid brand has quiltvent technology with air channels to let boo boos breathe. [ giggles ] [ female announcer ] quiltvent technology, only from band-aid brand. use with neosporin first aid antibiotic. i'm your hot water heater. you hardly know i exist. that's too bad. 'cuz if my pressure relief valve gets stuck... [ booooooom! ] ...we hot water heaters can transform into rocket propelled wrecking balls. and if you got the wrong home insurance coverage, it'

she's from charleston, spent her life there, so has stephen.utsiders coming in, these are folks that are known by the people of that district and i think he can help her simply by being there and helping her. he just shows up. >> thank you both for joining us tonight. >>> coming up, congressional republicans are now in a twilight zone that only ezra klein can explain. >>> and in the "rewrite," we can now see the future for the new saviors of the republican party, and that future is not in the white house. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor ab

this was in charleston, south carolina, the guy filming from his vehicle. you can tell the officer, it looks like at first he is blocking this guy, like not speeding up, not letting this guy get around, staying parallel with the other vehicle in the right lane. at first it isn't that big of deal. this is maybe the speed limit. then keep watching this video because it gets a little crazier. the guy with the camera gets in the right lane and eventually passes up the cop. >> acting like a really jack. >> from north carolina and you can see this on the car as he passes. watch what happens after he passes. >> chase me down. look at this! look at this. >> oh, my goodness. >> you see the cop speed up in the right lane, pass the guy up, right in front of him and puts the brakes on. then kind of looks like there is a collision there and the officer just speeds up and drives away. >> look at this! [ bleep ]. >> what the officer doesn't know is that this whole thing was caught on camera including his car number. >> which is why we reached out to the sheriff's departme

i moved to charleston, south carolina. not a great news town as it turned out. anyway, charleston was not a big news town. it was not the state capitol for one thing. so after a year, i moved back to washington to go to graduate school at george washington university. i hated it. i am a grad school drop out. i dropped out pretty quickly. i got a job with "the evening star." the evening newspaper in washington was a very good newspaper that folded in 1981 you may recall. but i got, i started there as a dictationist. you know, people nowadays and journalists probably don't even know what a dictationist is. well when you work for an afternoon newspaper, reporters would be out. they would have to, you didn't have computers or laptops. you could type a story in and send it on. they call and would dictate off the top of their head their story and you would type it for them. then i became a local reporter and had a great time being a reporter. >> when did you start as a member of the john mclaughlin saturday group? >> well that started in 1984. i had been chosen as one

is this the city of charleston? a very difficult to describe district but it extends basically over the parts of the southern tip of south carolina stretching from charleston and its suburbs, and then down just north of savanna georgia. >> bill: what is the registration do you know? >> we don't register by parties here, but voters in the first congressional district went for mitt romney by a 58-40 margin over barack obama. so elizabeth colbert-busch has some work to do ahead of her. >> bill: yes. peter ogburn our executive producer is from charleston. >> yes in need. it's elizabeth colbert, not colbert, right? >> right. >> bill: i didn't realize that. elizabethco -- elizabeth colbert. i'm such a huge fan of charleston. every meal i have down there is one of the best meals of my life. robert i want you to know but when i think of south carolina tell us about lindsay graham. what is happening -- is he really going to have a primary battle? >> well, if he's going to have any reelection trouble whatsoever, it is going t

when the voters know what they're spending their money on, in charleston a red state, charleston, southhey raised their own sales tax by referendum to invest in the poor in charleston. they knew the port was essential to their economic growth. >> greg, i want to come back to you and talk -- i want to put that graphic back up -- i want to show, let's talk about solutions here. we talked about all the ds and cs. >> right. >> but you guys did lay out some possibilities. give me two or three. let's talk about things that you think are the most likely or that politicians should be paying the most attention to, can get done. >> right. well, we are some solutions -- we think the infrastructure investment is going to occur at all levels -- local, state, federal, and private investment. we've seen that. we also think that americans have to commit to their infrastructure system and that they're tired of sitting in traffic every day. they're tired when the water line breaks. >> i'm tired of sitting in traffic every day. you got me. >> i got you. so, you know, there are a number of user investment

i moved to charleston, south carolina. not a great news town as it turned out. of course, south carolina back in those days was entirely a democratic state. republicans had gotten a little bit of a foothold in when strom thurmond became a republican. there were not many others. anyway, charleston was not a big news town. it was not the state capitol for one thing. so after a year, i moved back to washington to go to graduate school at george washington university. i hated it. i hated it. i just -- i am a grad school drop out. i dropped out pretty quickly. i got a job with "the evening star." the evening newspaper in 1981. washington was a very good newspaper that folded in you may recall. but i got, i started there as a dictationist. you know, people nowadays and journalists probably don't even know what a dictationist is. well when you work for an afternoon newspaper, reporters would be out. they would have to, you didn't have computers or laptops. you could type a story in and send it on. they call and would dictate off the top of their head their story and yo

joining us to talk about this is "charleston post & courier" reporter robert behre. >> thank you forme. >> michael: i can't believe that mark sanford is running. have people forgotten his affair? >> they certainly haven't forgotten it, but he has done a lot of work in the last three or four years to try to make amends, when the scandal broke he was very active in calling, writing, and apologizing. he did an apology tour when he was still in office as governor and started to mend fences. he showed up at the republican national convention in tampa this past summer to mend fences and he wrote yet another letter laying out his shortcomings asking forgiveness, and he has even turned this whole incident in 2009 into sort of a campaign talk point saying that it has humbled him, and somehow wisened him and given him add perspective. >> michael: and didn't he even try to enlist his wife to work on his campaign. >> yes, she ran his campaigns the first time around and was really kind of the brains. so when they divorced ultimately after the infamous affair and that episode, mark sanford lost mo

jim has a business in charleston and political consulting. he also owns a winery and they do this interesting thing. they are going age the wine under water. they dropped in it charleston harbor, they are going to age it and being done in europe and tasted tests in may. i'm hoping so. it's an interesting way to do it. >> i'll do it above water, underwater, great wayne. it sounds good. >> greg: i'm worried about you dana. all this wine. >> dana: wine, wine, wine. >> greg: my horoscope, raise your game you may not be outgoing person but you have what it takes to make a name for yourself. also release the drifter from your locker. >> i a better phrase for you. hugo chavez today said.... >> dana: oh, yes. >> greg: funny. >> you win eric for most ridiculous comment from the a lawmaker but i come in a close second. a washington state rep has a new tax he wants to impose the residents of washington state. its breathing tax. if you go and buy a bicycle over $500 you will have to pay a tax of refusal about $25 because you emit so much air when you are

and in charleston, north carolina. that's the guy running from police. evidently he was going to pee in the yard of someone's home and knocked out power to the entire block. >> it was easy for police to find him. >> as the police car comes up, you see the smoke not only from the blown transformer, you see the sparks fly. the driver was trying to be pulled over for a normal traffic violation. he ran from cops. as police pum, the passenger side door was open. was a passenger in the car, he fled the scene and police are still looking for that person. according to police, when they asked mcfadden why he didn't stop, he said i had drugs in a gun in my car. >> did the passenger leave with the guns and drugs. >> he faces several charges. when will they learn they have the right to remain silent? just say your name and nothing else. it could be used against you on "right this minute." >> you should be a consultant. >> i can see it now. >>> two stories of two head injuries. both of them may be difficult to look at this is a convenience store clerk coming outside

he was hit by a northbound train at charleston road. right now the trains are operating on a single track between the palo alto and california avenue stations. caltrain posted the message on twitter saying all trains would be delayed 60 to 90 minutes and this was the 5th person killed by a train on the caltrain corridor this year. >> new this morning a teenager is in critical condition after being stabbed on the streets of richmond overnight. it happened just before midnight. the injuries are believed possibly life threatening. police placed at least a dozen evidence markers on the street. so far, they have not released any information about the suspect or a motive. >> also new this morning, three people are in custody after leading police often a chase from hayward to oakland. the car crashed into the center median on eastbound 580 between grand avenue and park boulevard around midnight. the officer noticed the car was swerving and tried to pull the driver over but he took off. the investigators are trying to figure out if the same car

let's talk about charleston heston one of the first actors to be behind the civil rights movement andof tried from measles. he's a dirty stinking coward. a moral coward. and he did a video attacking rural america, he wouldn't do a video about gangs, which kills way more people with handguns. he wouldn't do this because he's too worried about his career. he's such a pathetic, sad little freak, he's a jibbering mess. he's a modern bigot. a modern bigot. >> greta: well, do you agree with greg or not? go to gretawire.com and tell us what you think about jim carrey's video. >> new clues in the death after 31-year-old man at the tampa airport. and just released video shows wolf in the moments leading up to his unexplained death. first, he's seen walking with his girlfriend through the airport at 12:31 a.m. wolf is sipping something from a small bottle and wolf claims on top of a potted plant in the airport lobby and finally the video shows wolf and his girlfriend getting on to separate elevators at 12:36 a.m. now, that is the last time anyone saw wolf alive and his body was found ten hours

it has been fun to be in charleston where they love politics and everybody is talking about this. >>y in south carolincarolin. thank you so much for being on the show. appreciate it. take care. a day after republicans revealed a 98-page autopsy on what went wrong in 2012, the effort to modernize the party is getting conservative push back. rush limbaugh lashed out at party chairman who said focus groups of voters found the gop to be scary, narrow minded, and out of touch in a party of stuffy old men. >> the republicans are just totally bamboozled right now and entirely lacking in confidence. they think they got landslide and they didn't. the republican party lost because it's not conservative. it didn't get the base out. >> meanwhile the rand paul of the party reacted angrily. eliminate caucuses and limit debates that they believe are aimed at hurting canned days outside the establish am. one said elimination of caucuses would mean nuclear war with the grass roots social conservatives and the ron paul movement. nbc editor mark murray is here with the morning's first read. good mornin

the luggage was headed for a plane going to charleston, south carolina. again, an estimated street value of $300,000. >> the clean-up begins tomorrow. san jose will clean up this massive homeless encampment in the morning. the clean-up is expected to cost the city about $25,000. changes are coming to your facebook news feed. the social media giant unvailed news today. they'll be able to stream photos into more organized sections. the makeover will turn news feed into something that looks more like a newspaper tailored to meet the interests of the people in the world. >> i really think there's a place in this world where someone can spend the whole gamut and see all of these types of content in one place. >> now, in an attempt to streamline the task, facebook is releasing it in phases. >> all over south bay and still getting a pretty soaking. we'll show you how hard the rain is coming down on the radar. notice the temperatures dropping uf as some cooler and drieler air coming in. 48 in san francisco, 52 in oakland. and the wind is kind of telling a little

win the emerging design award and win both the people's choice and emerging designer award as charleston's fashion week. that reaffirms the decision he made to follow his own dream, regardless of where it leads. >> this is my way of life, my calling. i was put on earth to do this. >> want to learn more about poku, cnn.com under the living tab. i'm don lemon at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. thank you so much for joining us. have a great night and a fantastic week. see you back here next weekend. >>> look, i've only done two albums in ten years. >> he must somehow flip on a switch and say music time. >> that's the way i really look at it. what does the next decade mean for me? >> he always has an eye and an ear for what's next. >> i don't want to put anything out that i feel like is something i don't love. >> he's the ultimate showman and he's a star. >> you just don't get that every day. you have to wait for it. i'm ready. ♪ >>> justin timberlake was ready. for one of the biggest years of his career. which is really saying something for a mouseketeer. days ago he dropped his first

to people in the charleston area, have heard your voices. let me tell you the problem we are trying to fix. alice is a young lady who, in 19 -- 2005, threatened to kill the president. she came across the border into the united states. an investigation was done about the threats she may. i will not read the threats because some of them are pretty tough. it resulted from being indicted for making threats against the president. and psychiatric evaluation was ordered. any psychotic drugs were administered to make sure she was competent to stand trial. she went to an evaluation facility. she was found legally insane. in federal court, she pled not guilty by reason of insanity and was ordered to undergo commitment proceedings for long- term care, which she received. is formative -- fast forward to 2013. she previously pledged not guilty by reason of insanity for but it killed the president of the united states. she was admitted to a mental health treatment since the pedestrian and facility. she went to south carolina in -- she was admitted to a me

let's check out charleston.ely charleston, south carolina, as we continue our search for honesty in america. let the dropping begin. i dropped an ipod next to a bike and this young girl eyes it. after snagging it, we tail her about ten minutes, walking into a coffee shop and back out again. when you saw that and you saw that you could return it to the owner by texting this number, i see your cell upon right here and i saw you texting, how come you didn't text that? it takes two seconds? >> i was waiting for someone to meet me here and i was preoccupied. >> this gentleman in blue spots my lost wallet and immediately turns it into a nearby burger joint. moments later i get a buzz. >> it's bungee, baby. your wallet is at five guys. >> i found the card in there. i never seen anything like it. i thought it was cool. and texted the number. >> initially we see this guy walking, picks up the wallet. and starts walking at a pretty quick pace. it appears he's a thief, he's a runner. but he just bungeed us and told us he w

he was hit by a northbound train at charleston road. right now the trains are operating on a single track between the palo alto and california avenue stations. caltrain posted the message on twitter saying all trains would be delayed 60 to 90 minutes and this was the 5th person killed by a train on the caltrain corridor this year. >> new this morning a teenager is in critical condition after being stabbed on the streets of richmond overnight. it happened just before midnight. the injuries are believed possibly life threatening. police placed at least a dozen evidence markers on the street. so far, they have not released any information about the suspect or a motive. >> also new this morning, three people are in custody after leading police often a chase from hayward to oakland. the car crashed into the center median on eastbound 580 between grand avenue and park boulevard around midnight. the officer noticed the car was swerving and tried to pull the driver over but he took off. the investigators are trying to figure out if the same car

do you remember this from charleston, south carolina, a driver caught a sheriff's deputy north carolina on video in what looks like a road rage incident. he was blocking the lanes and the driver got in the right lane and the officer pulled up in front of the guy, got in front of the driver with the camera and brake checked him and in fact they did run into one another. we have that confirmed. get this. the sheriff deputy craig culpepper resigned shortly after this incident was addressed by the oslo county sheriff's office. we reached out to the oslo county sheriff's department five times and they have yet to give us a comment on this. we911 call from the driver taking the video. his name is chad walton, and you can hear in the call just how scared he was. >> 911. do you have an emergency. >> i am on the interstate being chased by a sheriff's deputy from north carolina. i am scared for my life. >> we have chad walton, the driver who filmed this incident, joining us via skype. walk us through this incident on the highway. >> the officer is doing 50 miles an hour. he was under the speed li

davidson back in the tournament, they beat college of charleston 74-55 in the southern conference championship. davidson got bounced in the first round of the tournament last year. western kentucky going back after claiming the sunbelt title. they squeaked past florida international, 65-63. and the dukes of james madison university will make their first ncaa tournament since 1994 after winning the colonial athletic association title. they beat northeastern 70-57. >>> little nfl news now. two playoff teams from the same division make big moves to upgrade their offenses. the vikings wide receiver percy harvin is going to seattle as an exchange for a package that included the seahawks first round draft pick this year, not to be outdone, san francisco 49ers sent a sixth round draft pick to the ravens for wide receiver anquan boldin. boldin torched the 49ers in the ravens super bowl win. >>> it appears mark sanchez will begin the 2013 campaign at the top of the jets depth chart. the newly hired jets offense iv coordinator said sanchez would have a leg up and is likely to win the job again. this des

the former governor of south carolina easily clinched a spot in the run-off in the charleston area congressional seat. what is still unclear who his opponent will be. a recount between curtis bostic and larry grooms, separated by less than 1%. sanford will try to cobble support for those who voted for other fields. the importance of putting the country's financial house in order. >> at the end of the day what we're all fighting for as fellow south carolinaians and americans is this larger notion about doing something on the tipping point that our civilization now finds itself. we have 40% of every dollar borrowed to sustain government. we have a fed that buys 75% of what the treasury spends every year. where we have a congressional budget office that says in just 12 years we will only have enough to pay for interest and entitled and nothing else. >> now, if you watch way too early you know that already. elizabeth colbert-bush. the sister of stephen colbert. she stressed the importance of building up the workforce. >> we're going to continue with workforce development, continue with continuing ed

the northbound train hit the man about 6:50 near charleston road. that closed the tracks in both directions for about an hour causing major delays in the morning commute. the southbound tracks reopened just before 8:00 a.m. this is the fifth death on the cal train tracks this year. >>> we want to update you now on the top story. an amber alert issued early this morning is now over. a little girl was found late this morning inside her mother's car, that car had been stolen. ktvu's ktvu janine de la vega with more on the person that stole the white jeep. >> reporter: yes, very happy conclusion to this story since that little girl is safe. we're told she's now at a local hospital being checked out but she was found here behind me, this is on amorosa court, near capital expressway and center road. we understand, police tell us it was a tip that was called in, somebody spotted a stolen jeep in this neighborhood and then called police. to get more information about how this all came about and to find out if a reunion happened we go to officer albert moral

right now savannah to charleston, it's raining a bit. very light up in this area. further up the coast, a soaking rain from columbia, south carolina. charlotte is just about done. rain going in raleigh. richmond it's raining. and soon in d.c. if it's not already. a rainy commute in d.c. not thunderstorms, but a soak light rain. further to the north, the light green is showing all rain from philadelphia to northern jersey. not yet in new york city, but the showers are approaching. as far as the forecast goes, timing it up, as we go through the peak of the day, through the noon hour, the heaviest rain right through washington, d.c. and philly by about noon. then by about 5:00, d.c. clears out. from new york city to hartford that's the target area for the evening ride home. again, you can't win today. d.c. area going to get the heavy rain this morning and philadelphia, later today new england for on the way home. >>> coming up, billionaire bloomberg's beverage ban blocked. plus stocks are in seventh heaven, and why those light clicks on facebook could be revealing you

and heaven flooding forced many road closures in charleston, south carolina. this is the same weather system that dumped close to a foot of snow in the denver area on saturday causing this massive pile-up north of the city and canceling more than 100 flights. >> in some areas this winter storm has definitely outdone itself. >> reporter: while some made the best of this spring storm, millions in the northeast prepare for conditions that could make for a very difficult monday commute. while this storm is a concern here, the worry in central florida is tornadoes after a touch-down near cape canaveral early today. that tornado did not cause any injuries, but it did bring down a roof and also took down several power lines. >> janel klein in a snowy st. louis for us tonight. thanks. >>> we continue to track this big storm. turn now to weather channel meteorologist todd santos. todd, good evening to you. >> good evening, lester. it is really a long haul trucker of storms. tracking right along i-70 and a good stretch of this area dealing with decent snowfall totals. a

the northbound train hit the man about 6:50 near charleston road. that closed the tracks in both directions for about an hour causing major delays in the morning commute. the southbound tracks reopened just before 8:00 a.m. this is the fifth death on the cal train tracks this year. >>> we want to update you now on the top story. an amber alert issued early this morning is now over. a little girl was found late this morning inside her mother's car, that car had been stolen. ktvu's ktvu janine de la vega with more on the person that stole the white jeep. >> reporter: yes, very happy conclusion to this story since that little girl is safe. we're told she's now at a local hospital being checked out but she was found here behind me, this is on amorosa court, near capital expressway and center road. we understand, police tell us it was a tip that was called in, somebody spotted a stolen jeep in this neighborhood and then called police. to get more information about how this all came about and to  find out if a reunion happened we go to officer albert mor

we have slight risk for severe weather from around the charleston, south carolina area through savannah, back towards about albany. we have one last bit of a tornado watch in effect until 11:00 a.m. as this line line of storms pulls through here. we'll likely see another tornado watch later on off toward the east. so severe weather with it as well. behind this storm the cold air gets reinforce again. everybody's wondering why temps are so cold. get ready, today you're 25 degrees below average down through areas of texas and almost the entire country looking at temps that are below average. looks like it will stay that way until probably wednesday or thursday. no big warm-up in the northeast until maybe the 3rd or 4th of april. >> man. how come it's so cold? >> we're stuck in a pattern and it's not changing any time soon. >>> get us unstuck. okay? there's been a possible break-through in the fight against leukemia. we teased we were going to talk about this yesterday. it's very important. a new treatment is showing promise fighting one of the most difficult types of cancer that's coming

these papers it turns out are at the university of virginia in charleston.and i was able to get them there and you'll find many things they are that are not in the official tell the compilation but the main thing that i want to stress is that they show the role of hiss farm extension of anything that is in the official compilation. hiss was probably the one american at yalta who knew what he was doing. and i say that an almost literal sense. the secretary of state had been there for two months at the time of the altar chosen novice and he knew almost nothing about foreign policy. president roosevelt distressingly, the record shows almost did. very, very confused on many issues. alger hiss was not confused. he knew what he was doing, and he was the person at all the paper, had all the documents, all the cables went through him. he was all over the place. that is in the stettinius papers, very little of it is in the yalta document. finally, i'm almost done, chambers says something very somber, very pessimistic, very defeatist really. he said that he was leavin

. >>> a debate tonight in south carolina between former governor mark sanford and charleston city councilman curtis bostick. they are in a runoff for a special election to the house. >>> and hillary clinton is heading towards the speech circuit. the former secretary of state will address the vital voices global leadership awards on tuesday and the women in world summit next month. and that's your morning's dish of "scrambled politics." >>> turning now to our weather forecast, bill karins is here. getting warmer. >> we're melting the snow ever so slowly. st. louis, they're not fooling around. they're getting rid of the snow. six flags, one of the big amusement parks there on the south side of st. louis, winter wonderland with that foot of snow. they're opening up tomorrow! they are going to clear it all out and hopefully melt it away today, too, but you know, this is a big holiday, a lot of kids will be off from school this weekend, so they're trying to get things prepped and ready. good luck with that. we're dealing with another cold morning in the deep south. what else is new, just like yes

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sheriff deputies say the 21- year-old owner of the bag had a ticket for charleston south carolina.act. the union says the teachers are trying to negotiate class sizes and salaries. the state's public board will now decide whether to assign a mediator or assign both sides back to bargaining. >>> students staged a mock funeral today. students home the unconventional protest will draw attention to what they say is the death of campus workers rights. health care workers, janitors and food service employees are negotiating a new contract with the uc system. the university is proposing to cut retirement benefits for new hires and increase the amount workers will pay into their pensions. >>> pink slips are being handed out this week at the golden gate bridge as the bridge district prepares to make toll collection fully automated. as tom vacar tell us, some of the long time toll takers on the bridge say it feels like the district doesn't care for them. >> reporter: reed 26 years at the district knew it was coming. >> we're all upset. some of us have our moments when you see somebody crying

he let the attempts to create an integrated city in charleston, south carolina. he helped edit the autobiography of jefferson and davis. and he published the works of louisa may alcott and an abolitionist novel and found the most famous girl in 19th century america. not that -- right remark. [laughter] he acted as an agent for many of the most famous lectures of the time. he not only originated the system, he also personally identified with speakers and soccer participation so then they talked him into it. which works out great. there was a noted biographer widely read. [inaudible] she had built her career on the ashes of her early private life. and she went on to be an early feminist and an abolitionist. one of the things that you see with thomas nast is defending friedman and this woman whose lifestyle that is disapproved of. they were lifelong friends and made all of these points together. the two men constantly send each other letters and have a lecture tour, which i think is just tragic that the two were never happened. but they went on to higher a router fo

sheriff deputies say the 21- year-old owner of the bag had a ticket for charleston south carolina. of marijuana for sale. >>> the teachers declared an impasse today. they have been working without a contract. the union says the teachers are trying to negotiate class sizes and salaries. the state's public board will now decide whether to assign a mediator or assign both sides back to bargaining. >>> students staged a mock funeral today. students home the unconventional protest will draw attention to what they say is the death of campus workers rights. health care workers, janitors and food service employees are negotiating a new contract with the uc system. the university is proposing to cut retirement benefits for new hires and increase the amount workers will pay into their pensions. >>> pink slips are being handed out this week at the golden gate bridge as the bridge district prepares to make toll collection fully automated. as tom vacar tell us, some of the long time toll takers on the bridge say it feels like the district doesn't care for them. >> reporter: reed 26 years at the

charleston, 76. look at this video. the gusts didn't help as these wild fires started kicking up. the cold, is in place. chicago, 26 this morning. 23, detroit. pittsburgh, 29. even snow, of course n a lot of places yesterday, including close to cleveland, where they picked up a half inch or an inch. we'll be talking much more about that. but for now that's the big picture. >> so, even though spring comes up this wednesday at 7:02 earn time, it's going to be cold. >> all right, ginger, thanks. >>> who said that the little man doesn't have a voice when it comes to taking on big and powerful companies. it turns out screaming about ice cream that was less than satisfactory that got ben and jerry's customers some vip treatment. >> reporter: it's like a real-life willy wonka and chocolate factory. the surprise of the lifetime >> i was beside myself when i got the invitation. i was like, wow, i got the ticket. >> reporter: all after the ice cream enthusiast e-mailed the company complaining about one of its signature flavor, half-baked. >> the brownie bites were hard, powery. it wasn't th

that was thousands of jobs in there relatively poor region north of charleston they wanted to open a second plant in washington state. that means any company wanting to come to the united states, will not open a plant in a forced unionization state because they know if they want to move to the right to work state to or open a second plant there will have problems from the nlrb. that goes against creating more union jobs and if you look at the keystone pipeline that the president vetoed that would have tens of thousands of union jobs in construction but the president vetoed and created jobs in the gulf of mexico with the most efficient refineries oil supplies to mexico or dwindling and we need that from canada to be shipped down through the pipelines to the refineries so the workers working these jobs have more oil to refine that we can export instead, the oil will go west and shipped to china and they can use it, we cannot. just a couple more examples like that the epa which the call regulation those -- coal regulation costing jobs that means over 100 coal-fired power plants have clo

he's a political reporter for the "post" and "courier" and is coming to us via skype from charleston, carolina. welcome back inside "the war room," robert. >> hi, thanks for having me. >> michael: so what is the feeling on the ground about sanford now? have people forgiven him for everything? >> 37% have. many are thinking that he is a shoe-in to win in two weeks when the april runoff rolls around. but i think the former congressman has a fighting chance especially if he can pull together some anti-sanford sentiment that still exists here. >> michael: but how much anti-sanford sentiment is there, if he actually went out and won. >> well, he -- he did win -- did get the most votes by far yesterday, but we'll just have to see what happens in two weeks. >> michael: and robert there's some speculation about whether his wife jenny sanford -- his ex-wife will get into the race? will she get into the race? >> i don't see any signs of that. his sons were with him last night during his victory party, but no one saw any trace of her and he apparently reportedly did ask her to manage his campaig

. >>> coming up, kelly o'donnell l live in charleston, north carolina.rk sanford back on the ballot. plus, hillary clinton fuels 2016 speculation with a new video released yesterday that's sure to please many in the democratic base. it's not just fueling speculation -- >> she just -- >> what? she's running, but she wanted just in case people came up to her and didn't know what her position was -- she wanted to clarify. >> if anyone needs the answer to the question, she is. thank you, we'll be right back. >>> i've cut spending, reduced debt and made government more accountable. more recently, i've experienced how none of us go through life without mistakes. but in their wake, we can learn about grace, a god of second chances and be the better for it. in that light, i humbly step forward and ask for your help in changing washington. >>> i'm sorry for all the mistakes i've made. sugar, just give me one more chance. >> break up with career politicians, the right guy, teddy turner, conservative republican, economics teacher, not politician. >> wow. today's pr

you had a trip to charleston. we of course begin with mark sanford, the guy who famously told reporters he was, you know, hiking on the aptrail but was actually having a bit of a tryst in arrest again see in a. is it true that he asked the woman who divorced him, jenny sanford, to run his campaign for this congressional seat? >> so that has indeed been reported. awkward. and the answer was a big heisman on that one. but mark sanford is making a pretty credible comeback bid. he's widely expected to make the runoff. and it might shock some folks, but he's campaigned in this district for 20 years. so he's on a redemption tour here. a lot of apology, but a strong chance he'll at least make the runoff at the end of the day. >> and then you have his top opponent, republican son of a famous progressive, a guy we know around here as ted. let's listen to teddy turner on the subject of gun control. >> i realize we don't need bazookas. but i do realize that i need protect myself and my family not only from offenders, crimina

stages and we have preliminary reports of a problem with caltrain in the palo alto area of the charlestoncrossing and we will have more details as they funnel out but expect some delays, possibly a train has hit a pedestrian in the area. we will have more details when we come back in a few minutes. metering lights at the bay bridge or on and traffic is backed to the over crossing beyond the macarthur maze. >> 6:52. >> ahead, five things to know before you >> as we hand things off to "good morning america" here are five things to know. the new tunnel at devil's slide opens with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 11:00 and the first drivers can go through tonight after the evening commute. >> golden gate bridge crews are installing a giant sign above the toll plaza this morning to let drivers know starting wednesday, tolls will be all electronic and drivers will have to pay using fast track, a credit card account or expect a bill in the mail after crossing the bridge. >> a story you will see only on abc7 news, the sister and mother of murdered marine sara castro mata talking of the loss. she was

charleston, 76. look at this video. they had gusty winds. 30 miles per hour gusts did not help at all when the wild fires started really kicking up. taking more than two dozen homes. that's in carolina forest, very close to meritle beach. the cold, is in place. chicago, 26 this morning. 23, detroit. pittsburgh, 29. even snow, of course, in a lot of places yesterday, including close to cleveland, where they picked up a half inch or an inch. snow lake-enhanced areas, that was closer to a half foot. we'll be talking much more about that. >> so, even though spring comes >> so, even though spring comes up this wednesday at 7:02 eastern time, it's going to be really cold. i got those numbers coming up. you don't want to miss that. >> i don't want to miss that. i want it to warm up. >> you love the numbers. >> she's a numbers nuts. all right, ginger, thanks. >>> who said that the little man doesn't have a voice when it comes to taking on big and powerful companies? it turns out screaming about ice cream that was less than sati

so is having fun a the expense of charleston heston.s, he wanted to deal with a sensitive issue, gun control. he supports more gun control. fox news at least some of the contributors there really went after him. he has now issued a statement saying, he watched the channel in his words bare its fangs and viciously slander me because of my stand against large magazines and assault rifles. i sincerely believe that in time good people will lose patience with the petty and poisonous behavior of these bullies. is his angry reaction to fox news and the criticism that he got from them appropriate? what's going on? >> i think it is a little bit of a crazy reaction. frankly the video wasn't very funny at all but that aside -- >> funny is in the eye of the beholder. 2 million people have watched it. >> i think it is probably because of the argument more so than the video content. look. jim carrey can believe what he want to believe on gun safety but i think fox news took umbrage with the fact he was making fun of southerners and people who own gun