i think that's a seven day you can warm to christine. >> christine: i am smiling looking at that forecast. thank you jerry. well there is no denying it. the internet is changing how we shop. and more people are turning to online retailers for clothes and gifts and groceries. but if you are not careful you can be sacrificing security for that one click convenience. we have today's rip off alert. >> reporter: with a few key strokes. what would have been a two hour long shopping trip 10 minutes in but savviest user can be a victim to internet thieves. >> i shop on big websites too. so i don't know if someone must have hacked into their system. >> reporter: stephanie land said that she followed the right advice but debit card hacked twice. >> really scary. so takes five weeks to the your card back. >> reporter: to prevent this nightmare we tornado steve elkins of digital medics. >> anyone can create a website and a store of any kind. you can do it for free nowadays. so a website can pop up today. and be gone tomorrow. >> reporter: that's why steve said that it is so important to only shop at

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john and christine. >> no, it doesn't. thank you, sara. >>> michigan's governor calling the flint water crisis a disaster. protesters demand his resignation. new developments next. >>> new outrage over the lead poisoned water in flint, michigan. hillary clinton blasting governor rick snyder for his handled thi handling of the cri which he admits a crisis. two lawsuits with expected to be announced today. that as governor snyder prepares a major address. let's get more from cnn's sara ganim. >> reporter: he is speaking in the state of the state address and expected to address solutions to the flint water crisis. on monday, he told the national journal it is not unfair to call this his hurricane katrina. he talked about a lack of trust between himself and the people of flint because of this issue. saying this, trust is something that once you lose it, it's much harder to earn it back. so that's the point we're at. that is something we're certainly hearing from residents when we talk to them. continued protests on monday in f

john and christine. >>> thank you. philadelphia lifted the snow emergency overnight giving drivers more options with their cars after they clear the two feet of snow off the cars. this will give the city a chance to restore roads to blacktop. traffic along the pennsylvania turnpike after a collision with two tractor-trailers brought the roadway and about 500 vehicles to a standstill over the weekend. we have sara ganim with more. >> reporter: the turnpike director apologized after drivers were struck for more than 20 hours after the seven-mile bag log after the tractor-trailers caused people to be stuck in the snow. in new york and pennsylvania, an airplane hangar collapsed under the snow after the state got between 20 and 30 inches. in philadelphia, they got 20 inches of snow. the fourth largest storm on record, schools will remain closed today as city officials clean up and haul away snow and bringing it to snow melters to get rid of it. you can see students and kids who have been cooped up all weekend, releasing the

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i'm christine romans. donald trump citing bias on the part of megyn kelly so he is dropping out of the debate. >> the terrorists will come at you and it will be personal. they will do everything they can to diminish you. as a president, you have to rise above that, all right, and do what's best for the country. this ex-position we're talking about today, people will say trump is too self absorbed to be president. >> there has to be something. you set the all-time cable history. >> they want to know you. by walking away from this debate, you are not giving them the opportunity. >> i'm not walking away. i was pushed away. >> cnn's jim acosta has the latest. >> reporter: christine and miguel, a rally in south carolina and steered clear of the decision to drop out of the debate. his campaign made it an issue saying he will appear at arrival debate. aimed at raising money for veterans groups. trump would say in south carolina that he has been treated unfairly by fox news at previous debates. here's more of what

john and christine. >> sara in flint. public school officials in detroit are taking legal action in an effort to force protesting teachers to return to work. seeking a restraining order to stop mass sickouts. this coincided with president obama appear ageing at the auto show. >>> a victory for baltimore police officer william porter. maryland judge rejecting the request by prosecutors to force porter to testify against three fellow officers charged along with him in the death of freddie gray. six cops tried in the freddie gray case. the first trial ended with a hung jury. >>> prosecutors in pennsylvania claim bill cosby is seeking special treatment in trying to get the first sexual assault charges against him dismissed. he may have committed similar crimes for decades. officials also say there was no valid agreement not to prosecute cosby as a former prosector has claimed. the judge scheduled a hearing next month. >>> 19 minutes past the hour. iran's foreign minister speaks to cnn about the prisoner swap extra freed five

john and christine. >> thanks, chris. donald trump holds a town hall in new hampshire and heads to new york for "the tonight show." jimmy fallon is sure to ask him about his battle with ted cruz. he will ask him about it because cruz was born in canada. in nevada on sunday, trump escalated the fight. >> reporter: john and christine, we are seeing this battle intensify with donald trump and ted cruz as cruz surged in the polls in iowa. both men on the campaign trail this weekend. both in iowa and trump coming to nevada. that is a key early primary state. donald trump did a wide ranging speech in reno. offering a stiff foreign policy critique. repeatedly returning to ted cruz. he is coming back to the citizenship issue over and over again. talking about whether there is uncertainty in the fact that ted cruz was born in canada although born to an american mother. a lot of constitutional scholars say this is not an issue. ted cruz says it is not an issue for voters. donald trump is trying to raise questions about cruz's elect

i'm ashley jones. >> christine: and i'm christine cruz.

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. this morning, it is all very real in iowa and new hampshire. the race for 2016. now taking place in 2016. the iowa caucuses are just four weeks from today. circle it on your calendar. the big news today, donald trump unleashing his first television ad of the campaign. we should get our first look at it any minute. he has new attacks on hillary clinton. >> the entire world has been upset. the entire world is a different place. during barack obama's and hillary clinton's term. she's done a horrible job. let me tell you something. she's caused death. she's caused tremendous death with incompetent decisions. >> the rest of the republican field launching a final push. ted cruz and chris christie with multiple events today. marco rubio is set to make appearances in both early voting states today. jeb bush, he needs something. he needs a comeback. after pulling ads in south carolina and iowa, he will rely on handshaking politics and keeping up his sharper attacks on donald trump. >> donald t

boris, christine. >> brazen escape.a startling development in the planned parenthood controver controversy. a grand jury cleared the agency of misconduct and indicted accusers. two anti-abortion activists have been charged with using forged driver's licenses to infiltrate planned parenthood to shoot undercover video. the group called the center for medical progress claimed a heavily edited video proved that planned parenthood illegally profited from selling fetal tissue. >>> it looks like an ugly day. asi asian stocks down lower. shanghai down 6.4%. chinese central bank pumped cash into the market, but it did nothing. paris and frankfort all down. and the dow futures are down as well. dow fell 208 points. four straight days of triple digit swings. nasdaq and s&p fell 1.5%. oil is at the heart of the volatili volatility. crude fell below $30 a barrel. i have to tell you, when you have such violent swings in a commodity like that, it destabilizing. we will hear from apple after the bell. the stock is down 12% in the last

i'm christine romans. >> it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. they launched an attack in northwest pakistan. explosion and gunfire at a university. officials say at least 21 people are dead. four attackers have been killed. and if just the last few minutes, there has been a claim of responsibility from the pakistani taliban. let's get the latest on this situation. alexander field is watching developments. what's the latest? >> we are learning minutes ago the pakistani group is taking claim for a deadly attack in 2014 on a school that left more than 140 people dead. 'children. again, this grew now saying they are the one was terrorized a university in northwest pakistan just this morning. it happened when an explosion was heard at bacha khan university. officials connected to the school now saying at least 21 kill. but it is far too soon to be able to determine how many have been injured and if there are additional fatalities. they say four attackrs unleashed fire on the school have been killed that after troops took positions around the campus a

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it is two weeks before the 2016 presidential vote will be cast in iowa. overnight, the final head-to-head face-off with the democratic candidates. hillary clinton and bernie sanders and yes, martin o'malley. clinton trying to fight back a surge from sanders in the recent polls. she went after the vermont senator on gun control and new health care plan and she also really seemed to embrace president obama every chance she had. let's get more now from senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny. >> reporter: john and christine, a lively debate on sunday night in charleston, south carolina. the final debate before democratic voters make their choices in the primary race. just two weeks from today, the iowa caucuses, new hampshire primary is one week after that. bernie sanders was trying to show that he is in contention for the fight. there is no doubt he is locked in a close race with hillary clinton in iowa and new hampshire. he was clocked in on health care and guns. here are a couple

john and christine. >> jennifer, thank you.ul winter storm brought on flooding during high tide in coastal communities in new jersey. this prompted evacuations and certainly brought back memories from super storm sandy. officials say there was no major damage. cnn's boris sanchez has that story for us. >> reporter: john and christine, the clean up continues in ventnor city, new jersey. as you can see behind me, when high tide came through, it created a mess on the streets. this is clear compared to when the water was in the middle of the street and trash and ice strewn about. a couple told me it gets like this every time there is a nor'easter. there is a bay, a canal, that runs through the neighborhood. when the storm came through, the moon was full. you can see the high water mark there. the gentleman told us his garage got full of water, but he prepared and raised several of his belongings so they would not be effected by the water. coincidentally, we spoke to neighbors that did not prepare for the storm. they did not put up

john and christine. >> dana, thank you for that.own all this fun stuff, political reporter tom lobianco. good morning. i have a question of the misciting of the two corinthians or second corinthians. >> it is interesting. jerry falwell was speaking to students there earlier and he made the point he may not be with us on all of the religious issues or may not be with us 100%, but he is a guy that could be a champion for social religious conservative values. that goes to this flip. he is doing okay with evangelicals, but not great. it is clearly ted cruz's strength. this is one of the reasons. when he misquotes the bible or miscites a passage, it shows a lack of authenticity. just like early in the campaign for him when he had problems talking about his favorite passage. it raises questions. it creates "ins" for cruz especially. >> it is interesting. evangelical voters are not necessarily voting to test your bible knowledge. you don't need to quote verses, but the authenticity point is interesting. including the cruz campaign is honin

christine. >> a manhunt is still going on. this was multiple locations and this appeared to be coordinated, is that right, kathy? >> it was coordinated. it is one area. it is a very busy intersection and essential to jakarta. you have office buildings and commercial establishments. you have a mcdonald's and starbucks open there. it is busy anytime of the day. perhaps a very good target if they wanted to shock the city which is a target of attacks before. the jw marriott was attacked twice a few years back. so was the embassy here in jakarta. no one expected another attack would happen now. the threat of the terror attack was deemed low after the network linked to al qaeda was weakened here. very capable counterterrorism efforts here. of course, there was a concern like the east indonesia that has pledged pledged allegiance to isis. >>> thank you, kathy. >> and a clear view of the attacks is a man named christian. christian, describe what you saw? >> this morning, around 11:00, we heard a loud bang outside of the building. we t

ian. >> reporter: good morning, christine. right now, the main concern for police is capturing this man in the third day of the manhunt. they fear that while they consider him armed and dangerous, that he could commit another crime. another sort of shooting. they are aiming their focus on capturing him. they have s.w.a.t. teams and terrorism units searching abandoned buildings and construction sites. they believe he could be hiding out in tel aviv or northern tel aviv. police have over 1,000 extra units in the tel aviv area helping with this manhunt. also providing security for schools that has been a concern for families sending children to school. we have seen a decline in students. there is extra security. there's extra patrols around there. police are also investigating if this suspect also killed someone in the northern part of the tel aviv area outside a hotel. this happened just 20 minutes after the fatal shooting. now the family who was the first people to call police and identify the suspect, say he is mentally distur

john and christine. >>> martin, thank you. this morning, four suspects in custody and one at large in the alleged gang rape of an 18-year-old girl in new york city last week. police say the boys between the ages of 14 and 17 assaulted the victim at a park in brooklyn. the suspects came no rape occurred and whatever happened was consensual. the police released video of the suspects in a store not far from where the attacks took place. >>> a setback for jesse matthew over the disappearance of hannah graham. a police dog detected her scent in his car and apartment. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> lawyers for bill cosby are asking a pennsylvania judge to dismiss sex assault charges against the actor. they claim the d.a. violated the claim not to violate from the case in 2004. charges were filed weeks before the statute of limitations expired. the lawyer used testimony in the cosby civil suit for the criminal charges. >>> tonya couch, mother of the affluenza teen is expected to be released from bail. a judge lowered

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christine, john. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> breaking overnight, north korea says it has exploded a hydrogen bomb. this would be a major escalation of nuclear tensions. what will the united states do about this reaction? pouring in from around the world? the u.n. city council getting ready to meet. a live report next. >> breaking overnight, north korea claims it explodes a hydrogen bomb him a major escalation of nuclear tension. global reaction pouring in. we'll have more moments away. >> donald trump using a claim of a birth claim, ted cruz, it could be an issue for the race in the white house. we have what cruz is saying this morning. >> an extraordinary show of emotion from president obama as he unveils his new gun control measures, but already this morning new pushpack from some republicans in opposition. welcome back to "early start" i'm john berman. >> christine romans. it is 32 minutes past the hour. >>. >>> breaking overnight, north korea says it exploded a hydrogen bomb. this is the very first time n

christine and boris. >>> paul, thank you. the standoff in the oregon wildlife refuge is not over yet. the fbi says negotiators are talking to four people holed up inside hoping to bring the month long occupation to a swift resolution. it comes as video of the confrontation with the leader ammon bundy which led to shooting of the followers. this video is prove the shooting was justified. >>> ethan couch the affluenza teen, is back in the u.s. he is expected to appear in court later this morning. there he is. couch returned thursday from mexico where he fled after violating probation in a dui crash that killed four people. a hearing on transferring couch's case from juvenile to adult court is scheduled next month. his mother tonya couch is charged with hindering. >>> michigan's governor facing a new controversy in the lead contamination crisis. documents show the governor's office started trucking coolers of pure water to state workers to flint in january. he did not publicly acknowledge the drinking water problem until october

i'm christine romans. >> i'm alison kosik. the first winter storm bearing down on theest east coast. states of emergency declared in virginia, maryland, pennsylvania, north carolina, georgia and tennessee. blizzard conditions expected in washington where more than 2 feet of snow could fall. major cities like new york and philadelphia could get slammed. more than 4500 flights canceled in the u.s. today and tomorrow. derek van dam is tracking the storm. we will get to him in a moment. let's first get to cnn's rene marsh with the mess at the airports up and down the east coast. >> reporter: the potential for more than 2 feet of snow is threatening to shutdown airport operations at major airports in the northeast. we have already seen airlines cancel thousands of flights and we expect today throughout the weekend to continue to see the cancellations build. what a lot of airlines did ahead of the storm is offer passengers the opportunity to change their flight plans free of charge, but at this point, if your reservation has not bee

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. >> i'm christine romans. two weeks until the presidential contest votes will be cast. and a face-off with hillary clinton and bernie sanders. even martin o'malley. clinton is trying to blunt a late surge from sanders in the polls with gun care. more from jeff zeleny. >> reporter: john and christine, a lively debate on sunday night in charleston, south carolina.

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it is monday, january 18th. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. two weeks from today, the first actual votes of the 2016 presidential contest will be cast in iowa. overnight, the face-off with the democratic candidates. hillary clinton and bernie sanders and martin o'malley. hillary clinton is trying to blunt a late surge from sanders. she went after sanders on guns, on health care and she really embraced president obama as closely and more firmly as she ever has. more from senior correspondent jeff zeleny. >> reporter: john and christine, a lively democratic debate on

john and christine. >>> thank you, jim. tonight, 8:00, anderson cooper joins the president to talk about his recent round of executive actions and more. he will take questions from a live studio audience. the guns in america town hall with the president. tonight at 8:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> house republicans make going on a promise by passing a bill to repeal obamacare. the president is certain to veto it. there are not enough votes in the house or senate to override. paul ryan says it is important to confront the president with the hard, honest truth about obamacare although the bill and vote were largely symbolic. >>> top officials denied the nsa spied over the iran nuclear deal. mike rogers and james clapper an appeared before the house committee over questions raised over surveillance over benjamin netanyahu. saying it inadvertently picked up conversations. >>> the chief justice of alabama ordering all probate judges in the state to stop issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. chief justice roy moore is trying to cla

alison and christine. >> it will be an amazing storm.derek van dam, thank you. >>> turning to politics. breaking overnight. donald trump fixating on a new target. he is slamming the conservative magazine "the national review." this is ahead of the special issue of the magazine released today which opposes trump's presidential bid. it features an editorial labeling trump a threat to conservatively and essays of 22 critics. some of the essays are scathing. in the meantime, trump speaking after a late night rally in vegas. he is dismissing "the national review" issue entirely. >> "the national review" is a dying paper. circulation is way down. not very many people read it anymore. people don't think about "the national review." i guess they want a little publicity. i have to say it is a pretty much a dead paper. >> overnight, the publisher says the republican national committee has disinvited the magazine from its role as a partner in the february 25th gop debate here on cnn. jack fowler says the rnc cited the special edition as the reason

i'm miguel marquez. >> i'm christine romans. tonight, seven republican candidates debate each other in iowa minus donald trump. trump pulling out of the fox news debate. citing bias on the part of megyn kelly. last night, bill o'reilly urged trump to change his mind. >> would you consider, i want you to consider, all right. think about it. look, i might come back. forgive, go forward, answer the questions, look out for the folks. i want you to consider it. you owe me milk shakes. i'll take them off the ledger if you consider it. >> well, even though you and i had an agreement you wouldn't ask me that, which we did, i will forget that you asked me that. it's up to fox. >> you are actually telling the truth there. >> you actually did break the agreement. >> you are telling the truth. >> i told you up front, don't ask me that question. >> donald trump trying to control the conversation and unhappy when he almost couldn't. campaigning into the night barely mentioning the debate feud. cnn's jim acosta has the latest. >> reporter: dur

john and christine. >>> thank you. tune in for cnn's live coverage of the state of the union tonight at 7:00 p.m. with erin burnett out front and special edition of ac 360. the president's address at 9:00 p.m. the republican response by south carolina governor nicki haley well follow the speech. >>> we have breaking news this morning. a deadly explosion in istanbul, turkey. the governor of the province announced ten people have been killed at this point by the blast. at least 15 people wounded. this is new information coming in to us. let's get the latest from cnn's arwa damon live on the phone from istanbul. arwa, what are you learning? >> reporter: john, the explosion happened at 10:15 a.m. i heard it and a massive plume of white smoke emerging from what really is the heart of istanbul's historic tourist district. security forces moving in very quickly along with ambulances and fire trucks. we do not yet know the nationalities of the injured or fatalities. all those wounded have been moved to various hospitals. no cl

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>> christine: jack said you ran out of gas. i guess i don' t have to worry about you being behind the wheel of a car tonight. >> phyllis: ah, yes! christine, of course. you' re gloating. i bet you did that the whole time i was in a coma. you were probably hoping i' d never wake up. >> christine: i wouldn' t be that cruel, not even to you. >> phyllis: of course not. sweet, generous cricket. >> christine: [ scoffs ] you know, i just hope for jack and summer' s sake, coming so close to death has made you want to become a better person. excuse me. my husband is here. hi. i didn' t think you' d ever make it. >> paul: sorry. >> paul: uh, just some business i had to take care of. well, i missed you. >> victor: there you are. >> paul: i missed you, too. >> christine: hi. >> nikki: hi. >> paul: happy new year. >> victor: i understand congratulations are in order. >> christine: thank you. we are very excited about this baby. >> victor: well, i guess both of our wives will toast the new year with non-alcoholic drinks. >> adam: jack, you d

live in foxborough tonight's, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >> thank you, christine. now stay with fox 25 for continuing coverage of the patriots playoff run on-line and on-line at myfoxboston.com. >>> the man charged with bringing deadly weapons to a gillette stadium parking lot this week will go before a judge tomorrow. 48-year-old matthew bronson was arrested on friday. during the winter classic. police say branson was parked in an employee parking lot near the stadium with several weapons in his car including a knife, sword, cross bow and meat clever. he has been booked on several weapons charges, trespassing and disorderly conduct. >>> a gruesome discovery in fitchburg tonight a body is found just feel the from several homes. police were called to the 600 block of water street earlier tonight. when they got there they found the body of an adult male. officers are not saying whether the death was suspicious. the body has been turned over to medical examiner's >>> a massachusetts state trooper is recovering after he was dragged several feet stop. this happened earl

john and christine. >> jim, thank you.onight at 8:00 p.m., the president joins anderson cooper for the live town hall event on guns in america. he will discuss the executive action on guns he took this week. he will take questions from the live studio audience. a town hall tonight at 8:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> house republicans made good on a promise by passing a bill to repeal obamacare. for the first time, this measure is going to the president. this is the first time a repeal will get to his desk. he will veto it. there are not enough votes to override the veto. house speaker paul ryan says it is important to confront the president with the hard truth about obamacare although the bill and vote are symbolic. >>> top officials deny the nsa spied on any members of congress during the debate over the iran nuclear deal last year. nsa director and the director of national intelligence appeared before the house intelligence committee. they were responding to concerns raised in a wall street journal report of the surveillance of ben

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john and christine. >> thanks. sarah palin surprised a lot of people when she linked her son's arrest on domestic violence charges to president obama and his policies on veterans. addressing what she calls the elephant in the room. she criticized the president for ignoring the veterans and the ramifications of post traumatic stress. >> my son like so many others come back different. they come back hardened. they come back wondering if there is that respect for what it is that their fellow soldiers and airmen and every other member of the military so sacrificially given to this country. that starts at the top. the shame that our military personnel have to wonder and question if they are respected anymore. it starts from the top. the question, though, that comes from our own president where they have to look at him and wonder do you know what we go through? >> cnn's don lemon asked donald trump about the arrest. he said it was his idea for palin to bring up the issue. >> did you ask her to bring up her son's arrest?

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christin. >> reporter: that's right, guys. it has been such a hectic day.e have heard every possible nar i don't imaginable. out here before finally hearing that the raider also bow out and that in fact the rams will be going to inglewood with the possibility of the chargers joining them there. so what does this mean for the raiders? it could mean a cash infusion for them. they could be looking at compensation up to 500 million- dollar to him them with a new stadium, whether it's a stadium in oakland, very likely or elsewhere. that's still on the table but they won't walk away empty- handed tonight and certainly fabs are cheering them. a number of raiders fans out here today coming from oakland to stand outside the meeting to pressure the owners to keep the raiders in oakland. it looks like that is in fact what will happen. we are waiting, just a matter of minutes before we have a press conference here and hear the official word trait from the owners them -- straight from the owners themselves and the nfl. they are still in the meeting. we'll have more late

. >> christine: a man storms a clubhouse, a woman shot and killed and man also hit. paramedics rushed him to count down to the iowa caucuses. >>> ted cruise and marco rubio trading jabs on immigration. jeb bush and chris christie taking aim at hillary clinton. donald trump was a no show. >>> and a south florida cleaning up from double trouble. two tornadoes touching down. they confirm it was an ef-0. >> traffic reporter: >> traffic reporter: don't worry, it is going to jam up continuing to the big curve, delays from coral way to the dolphin, eastbound 836low motion from 107th avenue. south dixie highway at kendall drive getting to be that time of the morning and all the way through kendall, south miami, coconut grove heading to that merge on i-95. head int broward county at sample road, southbound traffic coming towards you, earlier ash. residual delays, generally slow reno grant, one more look at your ride in less than 15 minutes. d we have good news for the all-important weatherwise. take a look at the satellite pictureful we have leftover clouds and they're going

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. >> reporter: good morning, boris and christine. donald trump's decision to skip the debate left the moderators more room for the rivals. questioning marco rubio. >> you made it clear you opposed citizenship for illegal immigra immigrants. within two years of getting elected, you were co-sponsoring legislations to create a path to citizensh citizenship. >> you look at the quote and it is specific. blanket amnesty. >> you went on from there. said more than that, sir. you said earn path to citizenship is basically code for citizenship. >> in the time and context was in 2009 and 2010. >> reporter: some candidates say trump's decision to skip the debate led to more substantive debate. >> i think the disdain and arrogance that trump showed by not coming may turn off iowa voters. they say one-third of the voters are undecided. it is good to be here and make the argument. we think the youth will come to us. >> reporter: p nnow whether don trump's absence will heard him is still at question. we will see if it holds true this time. back to y

>> maximize terror, christine. unfortunately, even in universities that have a direct tie to the taliban population or excuse me the postume population to cow them into submission. they are very effective at doing this particular university is just 25 miles away from the scene of a similar attack, which was against an elementary school a few years ago. >> these soft targets like school, like universities, what can the pakistani government do to keep them safe? after the last attack on the school, there was some brewing frustration among some of the citizens there? >> absolutely. so this is where it gets really difficult. because what the pakistani government is trying to do is protect what are called soft targets and schools are a classic definition of a soft target. these are institutions that are opened to the public that are very difficult to protect. so what they tend to do is increase the presence of armed gampltdz they tend to on a military side also make sure that they have the greater operational capabiliti

alison and christine. >> dana, thank you. you can see all of her interview with donald trump on "new day" at 6:00 a.m. >>> and helping us sort through the back and forth the debate, let's bring in tom lobianco. thank you for getting up early for us today. who came out the victor and who came out the winner? >> this was the trump versus cruz battle we have been waiting for. it is hard to pick one victor there. in a way, they are both winners because they dominated the stage. they maintained the attention and momentum at this critical time before we head into iowa. that was huge. you could tell by the issues that they hit on and what they played on. nobody was sitting on anything. he played that clip where cruz accused rubio of dumping his research. every attack he had left in his pocket. this is the time to dump the op-book. >> the opposition research you do on all of your candidates. really three moments, i think, three themes of that debate last night. the birther fight with ted cruz and donald trump. trump crushing cruz or

they are about to wrap up, aren't they, christine? >> reporter: they actually just wrapped up. so the countdown was until 7:00 when they cut off the sales for the powerball tickets. now the countdown begins until the drawing at 7:59. from 7:00 to 7:05 no sales will be made. they will be tallying up the tickets sending them through for the powerball for tonight's drawing. take a look here. a very different seen from what you see with those long lines. anyone purchasing tickets now will be in the drawing for not tonight but the next one. can you believe this started with $40 million in a matter of with no longer it's at $1.5 billion lump sum of $930 million. the chances are 1 in 292 million to win the powerball. but you know that's still a chance. texas lottery officials say nearly 86% of possible number combinations have been told. there's a good chance there will be a winner tonight. while people we spoke to here are hoping to win, they are not being greedy. take a listen. >> if i hit 5 i will beha will be happy. >> if doesn't matter. if it's 1 million or less than 1 million, e

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john, christine. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> a pretrial hearing is set this morning for the second of six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. jury selection of the officer goodson is monday. he was driving the van in which gray suffered a spinal injury. the first baltimore officer to stand trial, william porter is trying to avoid testifying. a retrial is scheduled for june. >>> a federal judge in massachusetts postponing the deposition of cam ill cosby in a defamation suit against her husband. she was scheduled to give testimony today to lawyers for seven women. they claim bill cosby sexually assaulted them decades ago and were defamed by the comedian after they went public by the allegations. now the judge agreed to put off the deposition until an appeal is heard. >>> good news for twitter users. it may be good news. at least the people that find the 140 character limit a tight fit. they are reporting a 10,000 character for tweets the top for direct messages. ceo jack dorsey hints

christine. >> a lot of questions about that attack. thank you, erin. >>> two iraqi refugees living in the u.s. are in federal custody facing terrorism related charges. arrests, one in houston, and the other in sacramento, do not appear to be directly related. authorities say the texas man is charged with trying to provide material support to isis. both accused of lying to immigration officials about alleged ties to terror groups. federal officials say there were arrests in milwaukee related to one of the suspects. >>> in oregon, a sheriff plans to meet with protesters trying to resolve peacefully the standoff. the sheriff david ward met with the leader of the group offering safe passage out of the county, but ammon bundy refused. the group took over the building last week protesting federal land use rules. they show no signs of leaving. the oregon governor says they need to decamp immediately and be held accountable. >>> sunday's playoff match up with the vikings and seahawks is expected to be one of the coldest in history. andy schole