show and wmal, chris plante, fox news contributor monica crowley.ed that bill didn't call him out on that. are you? >> well, a certain turn of phrase, that the american people will support, unlike what he did in the debate which is we must dispense of this fiction about barack obama. look, i don't have a problem with politicians or candidates using the same term or phrase or phraseology, they need to get to voters and hit the themes over and over again. the problem is that he's now up against a candidate in donald trump for who nothing is scripted, lou. he will go out in front of a crowd with 20,000 people and speak without a script for one hour. when you put a standard politician like marco rubio next to a candidate like donald trump who speaks off the cuff, like a guy from queens, like a hard hat on a construction site, the contrast could not be starker and rebounding to the benefit of trump and hurting scripted candidates like marco rubio. >> yeah. [laughter] >> thanks, chris! >> that's true, every bit of that is true. absolutely right. old model

. >>> leslie marshall and chris plant. let's talk about the republicans. trump has that business about saying that ted cruz committed fraud right there. i'm wondering if trump is trying to attract more attention to himself. trying to suck the oxygen out of the room. is that what this is about? >> i think it's partially about that. i think it's also about unfortunately, we see sour grapes, whether by a large margin or a small margin, somebody won iowa. it was cruz on the right, hillary on left. bottom line, you got to look forward. this is not about iowa. this is about the number of delegates. donald trump may not get delegates in new hampshire because he missed the debate, because he doesn't have the campaign that's been run so slickly by ted cruz and also by marco rubio and that, by the way, also leads to their experience. i'm going to tell you, i think rubio is the guy to watch because these two are fighting in new hampshire. new hampshire is a very different state than eye wachlt the republicans in new hampshire are different than the republicans in iow

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chris. if you have valentine's day plants, it is going to be cold out there. >> chris: it is. i can envision people wrapping scarves around themselves to protect themselves from the wind. a cold one out there. no question about. that saturday night into sunday. hey, at least this time of year, we are adding daylight fast. over the next month, we will add about 70 minutes of daylight. we go from a sunset of 5:11 to 5:44. you get it at the other end as well. the sunrise back to 6:00 in the morning by next month. big event at fenway park. big air tonight, tomorrow evening. if you are heading out after work, check it out. it will be cold out there. manageable cold. 20-22 this evening. about 18-20 on friday evening. a couple of scattered snow showers and flurries in the air this evening. it will be on the breezy side tonight as well. we continue to see an active breeze throughout the day. scattered snow showers and snow squalls. we have seen a lot of this lately here. the last couple of days. any particular town. flakes in the air once in a while. right now, some heavy bursts of sn

chris christie fans? [ laughter ], sometimes the wave face planted me. and yes, my face was too [ bleep ] up to appear. okay? happy you got that out o >> i love we can say that now. remember when we started in show business you couldn't swear. now they just bleep it out. no one gives a [ bleep ].immy: yeah. i mean, i don't know what people were so hung up about. i think because now everybody's cursing on every other channel. >> trump. trump? >> no, i -- [ laughter ]oh. >> no, but he's running for president and he says [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's crazy. >> it is crazy. >> jimmy: do you like that or do you dislike it?i mean, i always say donald trump and i are a little -- a little like the detective and the serial killer. you know.so different, you and i. [ laughter ] i certainly don't agree with hardly anything he says politically, but i love the fact t. i used to have a show called "politically incorrect." [ cheers and applause ]pened to that show? >> well, i got thrown off the air for being too politically incorrect. >> jimmy: my god. >> and then they got this other guy.ht? >> no,

. >> woman: dance role is to encourage chris, to introduce them to experiences he might not have otherwise. the guys already have their first outing plant. tonight's pizza and take trip to game stop. organization might be in the organization to make this happen. one of the interesting things about this story is that the efforts and roots have roots here in cincinnati from 2003, avmed thought a kid and tatters kick it again outside a downtown office building. rather than ignore the boy or shoo him away that cyber came out and began a long-term relationship. going on walks together, going out to eat, going to a reds game, sound familiar? wesheimer told others in the local jewish community and he told others.they inc., a parallel presence was going on in new york city, people didn't know it's. they didn't know each other. 1947 it doesn't local organizations began working together to form international organizations were to talk about big brothers and big sisters today nathan gipper and we are joined by kathy lift, the ceo of greater cincinnati big brothers and big sisters. thank you for joining us. >> woman: thank you. >> dan: about the st

plantings on walls in sioux city. utilizing other buildings or spaces that aren't maybe being utilized and make them green," said chris cowell, planner. and the skies the limit on the greenspaces to occupy. "everythiing public, everything private. what downtown when you come in as a visitor or as you're walking to lunch would make a difference in your daily life," said ragen cote, executive director of downtown partners sioux city the final design plan from the university of iowa students will be presented in may. but the key to the success in a project like this...is the power of public input. "for the city it's a chance to say, these are the things were would like to see," said ragen cote, executive director of downtown partners sioux city >> the project leaders will hold a community open house at the sioux city public museum on march 5 from noon until 3 p.m. to get that public input. that's when they'll get input from public to see how the spaces will be used. matt and shelia. a downtown sioux city hotel is getting a multimillion dollar facelift. renovations at the howard johnson on fourth street began in may 2015.

chris christie fans? [ laughter ] and you know, sometimes the wave face planted me. and yes, my face was too [ bleep ] up to appear. okay? happy you got that out of me? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i love we can say that now. remember when we started in show now they just bleep it out. laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, i don't kn what people were so hung up about. i think because now everybody's cucursing onvery other channel. >> trump. >> jimmy: you think it was >> no, i -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. >> no, but he's running for president and he says [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's crazy. >> it is crazy. >> jimmy: do you like that or do you dislikike it? >> i like that -- i mean, i always say donald trump and i are a little -- a little like the detective and the serial killer. you know. we're not so different, you and i. [ laughter ] i certainly don't agree with hardly anything he says politically, but i love the fact that he's politically incorrect. i used to have a show called "politically incorrect." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what happened to that

plantings on walls in sioux city. utilizing other buildings or spaces that aren't maybe being utilized and make them green," said chris cowell, planner. and the skies the limit on the possible areas for the greenspaces to occupy. "everythiing public, everything private. what downtown when you come in as a visitor or as you're walking to lunch would make a difference in your daily life," said ragen cote, executive director of downtown partners sioux city the final design plan from the university of in may. but the key to the success in a of public input. "for the city it's a chance to say, these are the things were would like to see," said ragen downtown partners sioux city >> the project leaders will hold a community open house at the sioux city public museum on march 5 from noon until 3 p.m. to get public input on the project. a downtown sioux city hotel is facelift. renovations at the howard johnson on fourth street began in may 2015. it's a three-million dollar project that's more than halfway done. owners say it is an exciting process for them and the franchise. "they are rebranding their brand so they expect a lo

with detective chris kakalow who was helping out a recent burglary victim with simple changes he could make to prevent another break in. those tips can help all of us protect our homes. planting or placing cactus and other shrubs with thorns in front of your windows. but make sure they don't block the windows. you can expect big crowd in ybor city tomorrow night sant'yago knight parade. the illuminated seven.. hours and runs avenue. it's recommended you get there to get a viewing spot by six. even though it's at night.. website.. their kids. it's also the last weekend of the fair. today seniors get in for nine dollars. after five.. admission is five dollars for today only. there will be fireworks at 8-30 tonight and tomorrow night. the fair closes monday night. the final performance of disney's lion king takes place sunday night at the straz center in downtown tampa.. tickets start at 35 dollars. a common breathing condition is linked problems with women becoming pregnant. also next on ten news this morning.. a nine dollar computer. and the world's best surfers.. about to take on 20 to 40 feet waves today. - nation's captiol live news back in the morning. morning. we're putti

plants by one- third by 20-30. arguments begin june second./// ((denise valdez)) > jon tritsch on the sports desk for chris tonight getting us ready to head back to the diamond. ((jon tritsch)) that's right, rebels baseball is ready to reboot... they've got a new coach and high hopes. 2016 is ncaa tourney or bust... rebels will have their hands full with san jose state. todd simon's message to his squad that's fighting through injuries./// "from 8 news now, this is conversation at unlv's earl wilson stadium is interrupted by the roar of a plane taking off at nearby mccarran international airport ..the rebel baseball team hopes they'll be on one of those planes in june heading to the college world series..today was media day for a program ready to take flight < the long..slow off season is over..the residue of rebel disappointment is gone..so is the coaching controversy..20 16 season is here..and the sun is shining on rebel baseball ((kenny oakley/unlv senior pitcher: "everybody feels kinda relieved and ready to go. nobody was happy about the situation that happened. but now that it's behind us. it's something we're not worried about anymore. w

not chris, cynthia's son and his best friend jason, who also works at the plant.stan, the bartender, or his young helper, oscar, from a latino family, who decides to cross a picket line to improve his lot. with tragic consequences. lynn nottage says after all the research, she started her writing at the end of the story, with these four men. >> the image that i had was the last image of the play in which you have four men for who come from very different backgrounds, standing on the stage, in a moment of extreme crisis and trying to find the vocabulary to communicate across the divide. that's what i began with, and i thought, "how do i get there?" >> brown: nottage is best known for her 2009 pulitzer prize winning play, "ruined", which examined another crisis: violence against women in an african civil war. where does the compulsion come from for you to do this kind of work? >> it comes from curiosity. it's one of the things that i always told my students, is to replace judgment with curiosity. >> brown: i mean, because people usually come in with judgments? >> pe