. >> the clinton criticizes sanders that his plan did not add up. >> sanders responded and america pay big bucks for. >> >> our panel fact checkers call sanders' statement is mostly true. report shows difference in cost is maybe$395. >> one study found the u.s. is on par with canada when it came to generic drugs. we'll continue to follow this. >>> well, this morning, tampa police need needs your help to identify this man. >> the deadly shooting at club rain. >> an unidentified gunman shooting eight people inside that club early sunday morning. two victims died and sofar police have not made any arrest. walked into--all victims the suspect fled and air forces didtrack him down five miles >> police don't have any than just a random attack. >>> a semis nals man threatened to bomb up tp place. >> agents searched his home but did not find any explosives. >> court documents show he plans to plea giluilty to his crime. >>> today, pasco county is make give giving you the opportunity that your children's teeth is port richey clinic. now, you don't need of an appointment. >> before the night of

. >> reporter: sanders has brushed aside clinton's criticism. sanders urged young voters to make their voices heard. >> here in new hampshire if we can bring out a decent vote on tuesday, i am confident we're going to win. >> reporter: sanders deploying his own volunteer ground force. >> we're here with bernie sanders. >> reporter: a clinton comeback may depend on those still undecided voters. >> pluses and minuses for both of them. i haven't decided which is the best yet. >> reporter: senator sanders will be off the trail tonight and in new york having a little bit of fun. he is going to make a guest appearance on snl alongside larry david who, of course, does a spot on impersonation of sanders. secretary clinton will be rallying her supporters here. tonight. hallie jackson and kristin welker on the campaign trail. >>> tomorrow morning, chuck todd will have more from new hampshire. hillary clinton, donald trump and bernie sabd nders will be among his guests. rnlts . >>> north korea moved up a rocket launch. many governments believe that's cover for a l

clinton criticized sanders' big government proposals as being too expensive to be realistic, calling on him to level with the american people, something sanders disputed. emily: thank you. re hearing from the mother of one of the teenagers behind a school shooting that changed the country. 13 people were murdered at columbine high school in april, 1999. sue klebold, the mother of dylan klebold, is now talking about that tragedy. randy: in an abc news exclusive interview with diane sawyer, an emotional klebold opens up about the impact and the lessons learned. >> we did remember sitting there and reading about them. all these kids -- and the teacher. and i keep thinking constantly about how i would feel if it was the other way around and one of their children had shot mine. i would feel exactly the same way they did. i know i would. randy: the diane sawyer special edition of "20/20" will air tonight at 10:00. you can watch it right here on newscenter5. officer is off the job, convicted of manslaughter in the 2014 shooting death of an unarmed man. peter liang was dismissed from the forc

. >> clinton criticized sanders for being too critical of president obama. >> in the past he's called him weak. he's called him a disappointment. >> madam secretary, that is a low blow. >> sanders' response. >> one of us ran against barack obama. i was not that candidate. clinton and sanders are nec an >> now according to a new national reuters poll tonight clinton and sanders are neck and neck. on the rep side senator marco rubio had a moment of tooth i guess you could say on the campaign trail today. >> i've bit into a bar that i think was potentially frozen and i cracked a molar, but we'll keep campaigning. >> the florida senator is looking to bounce back from a fifth place finish in new hampshire. south carolina and nevada are the next primaries. >>> the next republican debate is saturday night in greenville, south carolina. >>> tonight secretary of state john kerry says major world powers agreed to a ceasefire and to provide immediate aid to war torn syria. kerry told reporters in germany diplomats are hoping the ceasefire can be fully implemented in 1 week's time. however, the c

last night hillary clinton criticized sanders saying that president obama had, quote, failed the presidential@9s&i o test. sanders called that a low blow. analysts say clinton is obviously trying to shore up the african-american vote in south carolina our poll shows that president obama has 92% approval among african-american voters. team fox coverage continues. milwaukee emanuel in milwaukee. where are the candidates today? >> well, shep, we saw members of hillary clinton's team actually leaving here in milwaukee to head for south carolina. this hour hillary clinton is due to hold a town haul in the community of denmark, south carolina in the southwest corner of the state, community population 3348 and is mostly african-american. there's as a super pac backing clinton, investing $5 million in south carolina on african-american voter turnouts and radio ads. bernie sanders is heading to minnesota and will target the african-american vote at a forum in minneapolis later this afternoon. after competing in mostly anglo states in new hampshire and iowa, we're now seeing the democratic candidates h

clinton an bernie sanders. clinton responded to criticism about how progressive she is from sanders while sanders was talking trump. me. i know where i stand. i know who stands with me. i know what i've done. >> i would love the opportunity. i want trump to win the republican nomination. and i would love the opportunity to run against him. i think we would win by a lot. >> live outside that up to hall. >> reporter: the town hall forum just wrapped up it took place in that grand old building behind me. the opera house. this is the last of many stuff. both the democratic candidates started to get a little contentious. in the the sprint before the first in the the nation primary, no more mr. nice guy or nice lady. it started with bernie sanders response on whether hillary clinton is a true progressive. >> except when she announces she is moderate. then i guess she's not a progressive. >> reporter: it's a person favoring or eupltlymenting social reform or new liberal ideas it' become the "it" word in new hamshire for the democrats. >> i was disappointed the yesterday it is a low blow. >> reporter: it's a war of words

. >> clinton has criticized sanders for not strongly supporting president obama. today sands took aim at clinton for paid speeches she made to wall street banks. we have a loof information tonight's gop caucus on the nbc 6 news and weather app. look for results and speeches. >>> we're following breaking news out of cuba where state media reported thatramon castro hasdied. no cause of death was reported. his body was krecremated. he was 91 years old. >>> today predent barack obama announced his plan to close the s. prison at guantanamo bay. >> i think a lot of american public are worried about terrorism and the@ notion of having terrorists held in the united states can be scary. holding bunch of dangerous terrorists here in the united states. >> they plan to close the facility facility. move the respect of suspected terrorists to prisons and military bases right heren the u.s. closing gitmo, as it's known, the presidenenis trying to fulfill his 2008 campaign promise shut it down. faced with so much congressional opposition, experts say he may decide to use executive

cbs news milwaukee, wisconsin) one of the more heated exchanges came when clinton challenged sanders for being overly critical of president obama:(sot clinton) the kind of criticism that we've heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republicans.(sot sanders) madam secretary, that is a low blow. // one of us ran against obama. i was not that candidate.(sot lynda tran/cbs news political contributor) she made use of the opportunity that bernie sanders offered her today by criticizing what he called this gap in leadership from the president as it pertains to congress.the former secretary of state has worked to set herself up as the candidate who will continue president obama's legacy... something pundits say appeals to the democratic base in nevada and south carolina. marlie hall cbs news the republicans will be back on stage tomorrow in south carolina. you'll be able to watch that right here on local 12 at 9. and the next time hillary and bernie debate.. they'll know where they stand in a lot of states. it's march 6th, several days after super tuesday. 3 turning to local news ... there's sti

cbs news milwaukee, wisconsin) one of the more heated exchanges came when clinton challenged sanders for being overly critical of president obama: (clinton) the kind of criticism that we've heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republicans. (sanders) madam secretary, that is a low blow. // one of us ran against obama. i was not that candidate. (lynda tran/cbs news political contributor) she made use of the opportunity that bernie sanders offered her today by criticizing what he called this gap in leadership from the president as it pertains to congress. the former secretary of state has worked to set herself up as president obama's legacy... something pundits say appeals to the democratic base in nevada and south carolina. marlie hall cbs news milwaukee, wisconsin. ((kirsten joyce)) the republican presidential candidates will face off tomorrow in south carolina. you can watch the debate right here on c-b-s. and after, we'll have a special edition of "politics now" with analysis... the nevada caucuses. /// ((brian loftus)) > a democratic watch party was held for the debate at u-n-l-v. st

. >> clinton has criticized sanders for not strongly supporting president barack obama. meanwhile, sanders tookim at clinton for paid speeches he says she made ed to wall street banks. we have a full rundown of the nevada gop caucus as well on the nbc news and weather app. look for more there. >>> breaking overnight out of kendall. we have new inrmation on a police involved shooting at a popular south florida mall. this is what we understand happened. investigators have confirmed that police were at dadeland malast night when they witnessed a fight between a marri couple that was happening. a man forced his wife to get in the car. the woman trying to escape him jumped out of that moving car. when police came and tried to help, the man drove straight forcing the officer to fire.% shoppers at the mall shocked to hear what happened. >> the waitress said there was a shooting outside, so we decided to move. >> at dadeland mall, i would never expect anything like this to happen. now that this is happening, i kind of want to work somewhere else now. >> fast forward a couple minu

clinton and bernie sanders. the two went head to head for the first time since sanders' big win in the new hampshire primary. you know what, clinton came out swinginging, criticizing sanders about his plan for free healthcare and free college. >> that's a promise that cannot >> well, secretary clinton, you are not in the white house yet. >> the two discussed minority voters and racial issues in our country. both are hoping to appeal to black and spanish voters as the race remains close. >> zika virus as two new cases are confirmed in florida. the world health organization discuss a possible vaccine is 18 months away. that brings the total number of cases in the state to 18. the newest case is in miami-dade and lee county. so farther travel related cases and do not involve pregnant women. >> giving birth to twins may be uncommon. giving birth to twins on the same day is even more rare. >> that happened to sisters in new jersey. stephanie and her twin sister had their daughters on the same day at the same hospital, six she was rushed to the hospital after a routine checkup with her doctor when she learned her twin sister was in labor. >> they were twins too. they we

decide 2016 animation contests in nevada and south carolina at stake, hillary clinton and bernie sanders faced off with critical contests in nevada and south carolina at stake, hillary clinton and bernie sanders faced off last night in milwaukee. it was their first debate since the new hampshire primary -- and, it added more uncertainty to the democratic race for the white house. fox news correspondent doug luzader has the story from washington. on cam intro the next states in play are very different from iowa and new hampshire and this debate reflected the shifts that these candidates are now making. hillary clinton and bernie sanders did not shake hands as the debate began. and by the end, they were holding little back. clinton says "..the kind of criticism that we've heard from senator sanders about our president, i expect from republicans. i someone running for the democratic nomination to succeed president obama." sanders says "..madam secretary, that is a low blow." for clinton, the goal was clear. try to arrest the rise of sanders time not alienating his many supporters. as the audience -- particularly t

. >> david: the two went head-to-head since sanders got a big win in the new hampshire primary and clinton came out swinging criticizing sanders for his plans for free healthcare and free college. be kept. >> secretary clinton, you're not in the white house yet. >> the two also discussed issues in the country. both are hoping to appeal to race remains close at this time. >>> well we are looking forward to a beautiful day, troy. setting up nice for the weekend. >> troy. people are out and about at lake he hola. it's been so cold. it's been brutal this week with >> certainly was cool this morning. lows in the 40s and 50s but nothing like the 20s and 30s we had earlier in the week. we started off at 40 in orlando. we were at 46 in ocala and 44 in melbourne. we've rebounded nicely here with all the sunshine here at the lunch hour. we're at 70 in orlando. 72 in ocala where we were early in the morning a few mornings back in the 20s with freeze warnings. that is only a memory now. and that will be a memory for a while for a lot of folks who had to deal with that and deal with the frost. 70 is the temperature right now in pal

"the kind of criticism that we've heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republicans." things got interesting at last night's democratic debate. as clinton accused sanders of criticizing the president. and sanders wasn't taking it! metro officers take over a valley neighborhood what we're learning from the scene this morning. good morning i'm dave hall. and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5 news this morning. first - cassandra jones joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. we are on track to tie a record high today with 75 degrees. that record was set in 1954. for the weekend we'll see sunny skies with a high of 74 on saturday, then 73 with north breezes 10-15 mph on valentine's day sunday. on presidents' day monday, we'll see a high of 74 degrees weather changer for us will be wednesday and thursday with southwest gusts to 25 mph and highs for those days at 74 and 71 with mountain shower chances & increasing clouds. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use lis

clinton accused sanders of not backing obama and being very critical of him. but sanders saying he's been an active supporter person on the stage had some opposition to obama at one point...by running against him. that's the last time voters will hear from the 2 candidates in a debate before the south carolina primary... and our nevada caucus next week. voter groups are reaching out to latino high school and college students... to let them know how important their voices are this election season. "it's important to have events like this, because people get motivated, and encouraged to participate, and seeing somebody who we can relate to in the entertainment industry is always exciting. " actress america ferrera and members of the organization "voto latino" spoke to students at rancho high school and c-s-n. they were there to educate people on the caucus process and how they can participate in the process later this month. the democratic caucus is on saturday february 20th. and the republican caucus follows on 23rd. only registered republicans and democrats can

clinton and bernie sanders in nevada. 48 percent say they support clinton, 47% sanders. the democratic cost six -- caucus is on saturday. michael: and hillary clinton reform and criticize bernie sanders for calling president obama week and disappointing. carol: meanwhile, her opponent, bernie sanders, spoke at morehouse college. nearly 5000 people attended. the senator focused on campaign finance reform, income inequality, and criminal justice. michael: and president obama is planning a historic trip to cuba, the first time in nearly 90 years a sitting president has visited the island nation. this is the latest step in normalizing relations between the united states and cuba. carol: unseasonably cool in the upstate. michael: meteorologist john cessarich. john: the clouds moving across the line from tennessee and into north carolina and also the north georgia mountains with some clouds, and we might squeeze out a snowflake or two. otherwise, the clouds are keeping the temperature from franklin, a pair of 39 in spartanburg and greenville, 41 in anderson. if your wake-up weather looks like this. drive. -- dry. 26, the overnight low, and the sunrise in the mountains at 7 :

last night, bernie sanders and hillary clinton shared the same stage in milwaukee. clinton says sanders has been critical of president obama. sanders says he's the only democrat in the race who's never run against him. tracie potts also tells us clinton used the debate to ask the question -- can the u-s afford to pay for promises sanders is making? "we should level with the american people about what we can do." "every proposal i have introduced has been paid for." the democrats last debate before issues.. and president obama: "the kind of criticism that we've heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republicans." "madame secretary, that is a low blow." republican frontrunner donald trump is taking aim at nearly all the competition... including ted cruu' latest ad: "i just hope you don't believe the crap lies." in the deep south... they're focusing on faith: "a lot of people ask me, you know, shouldn't you separate your faith from politics? and the answer is you better hope that i don't." "it's in the hands of the lord what happens next." jeb bush is hoping to energize his campaign by

hillary clinton first criticized.... bernie sanders saying.... the numbers of his plan don't add up... he would expand the government... by -40-percent. bernie responded.... by pointing to the one thing.... millions of americans are paying big bucks for. bernie sanders (d) presidential candidate in america. we pay by far the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. one out of five americans can't even afford the prescriptions their doctors are writing. our panel of fact-checkers say... sanders is.... "mostly true." prices of prescription drugs... in america vary widely.... but... largely cost more than.... in other countries. the battle over solar rates will take center stage in just hours. public utilities commissioners will vote tomorrow on whether existing rates for some customers can be grandfathered-in. the public is allowed to attend the meeting. office building near the 215 and russel. squatters.. caught living in some storage units.. are ordered to get out. managers at the twain-swenson mini storage are struggling with dozens o

instead he focused his criticism on hillary clinton and bernie sanders. rubio insisted that, of all the republican candidates in the race, he is a full package for republican voters who may have had to feel like they were settling in the past. "that's different from other years because in the past they would say oh vote for can win. but that usually means vote for them because they're going to change their principles to be more like the democrats in order to gain votes. this year you don't have to do this way you can get someone who is as conservative as anyone in this race, and yet can unify our party and grow the we have to grow the conservative movement." switching gears now to your weather--and a cold night ahead for us. ben tanner joins us from the weather center with more... big chill continues... however, temperatures will warm just a touch the next couple of days. dry weather is expected as we continue to the end of the work week. thursday a a friday temperatures will struggle to reach the upper 40s and low 50s. blast to continue and highs to cont

count. >> the key pace with hillary clinton, bernie sanders wouldn't just have to he'd have to dominate >> reporter: the clinton campaign keeping up the pressure, criticizing sanders aemz record on guns and releasing a new video focused on the flint water crisis. >> not taking any risk after getting burned earlier in the race. sanders tonight rallying some of his most fervent supporters at the university of massachusetts amherst, but there's a looming problem even there. many of those college kids are going to be heading out on spring break just as march voting gets started. lester. >> kasie, thank you. >>> there's high drama tonight in springfield, massachusetts, where bill cosby's wife, camille, was forced to testify in a lawsuit husband's accusers. one of several lawsuits he's facing in addition to a criminal charge in pennsylvania. in this case, one of the big questions, what did camille cosby know? nbc's stephanie gosk has late details. >> reporter: despite battling the deposition from the beginning, camille cosby testified today for hours. >> she's involved in the various aspects of his life, and so we think she's got some important information. >> r

. >> reporter: sanders clinton's criticism saying he has better foreign policy judgment. sanders riding a wave of anti-establishment enthusiasm fuelled by young voters urged them to make their voices heard. >> in new hampshire, if we can bring out a decent vote on tuesday, i am confident we are going to win. >> reporter: sanders deploying his own volunteer ground force. >> we are here with bernie sanders. >> reporter: a comeback may come with the undecided voters. >> pluses and minuses for both. i haven't decided which is best yet. >> reporter: senator sanders will be off the trail tonight and in new york having a little fun e.. he will make a guest appearance on s & l alongside larry david who does an im impersonation of sanders. >> must see tv hallie jackson and chris kristin welker. >>> a good deal of anxiety here and around the world after north korea said it has moved up a planned rocket launch to as early as tonight. north korea says it will carry a satellite. many governments believe that's cover for a possible long-range missile test. kelly o'donnell is following t

one of the most heated exchanges was when hillary attacked sanders over his criticism of president obama. both clinton and sanders are hoping to drum up support here in colorado. our state's caucuses are less than three weeks away now. their winner on march 1st. so many people are talking about the zika virus... the world health organization possible zika vaccines are at least 18 months away from large- since the olympic this summer -- some worried about how the zika virus could affect them. hendricks talked to athletes about their concerns. "it's definitely something i'm thinking about" tori pena is focused on making it to rio to compete in pole vaulting but says zika is on her mind as she trains "a concern and hopefully we'll be able to take all the right measures so that everything will be okay." "i've chosen not to worry about it." melinda knows there si concern but she has no plans to back out. "it's like, it could happen to anyone. i still plan on going." others say it's all about taking precautions. "lots of bug spray, you know, wear the right kind of clothing" for olympic gold medalist misty h

hillary clinton first criticized bernie sanders over health care -- saying the numbers of his plan don't add up and he would expand the government by 40-percent. sanders responded by pointing to the one thing millions of americans of paying are big bucks for... we pay by far the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. one out of five americans can't even afford the prescriptions their doctors are writing. writing. our panel of fact-checkers say sanders is "mostly true." prices of prescription drugs in america vary widely, but largely cost more than in other countries. the difference in cost can be as much as 395-dollars, reports show. we found only one study that showed the u-s on par with canada when it came to generic drugs... the profit margins however are much lower compared to name-brand medications. hillary clinton also tackled the economy in her opening statement. take a listen to how she characterized.. what is frustrating working americans. i know a lot of americans are for good cause. americans haven't had a raise in 15 years. there aren't enough good paying jobs, e

deirdre: the candidates also attacked each other's record it was hillary clinton criticizing senator sanders on his vote on iraq. here is the clip. >> senator sanders snroatd 1998 -- voted in 1998 with a regime change in iraq calling for an end to saddam hussein's regime. gerri: that is true. liberation act of 1988, he voted for that. it said u.s. policy was regime change in iraq. she got that correct. deirdre: both candidates commented on wage disparity saying women make overall less than men. >> we'll ends the absurdity of women today making 79 cents on the dollar come fired men. gerri: not right and -- compared to men. gerri: the hourly gap is 13 cents an hour for women. we know we make less. he's just saying it's too much. we are doing better than he says. deirdre: gerri willis with the fact check from last night's debate. the nevada democratic caucus happening that day. neil cavuto will bring you the results starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. silicon valley joining in the fight against terror. facebook announcing its intent to find and block terror-related contents. general jack keane

clinton and bernie sanders clashed last night. clinton accused sanders of smearing her past. while sanders criticized relationship with wall street. >> a progressive is someone who makes progress. that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: in their first one on one debate, democrats bernie sanders, and hillary clinton battled over who is the real progressive. >> secretary clinton does event the establishment. i represent, i hope, ordinary americans and by the way who are not all that enamored with the establishment. >> reporter: they -- squared off over health care. >> i'm not going to talk about big ideas like single payer, and level with people about how much it will cost. >> i do not accept the belief that the united states of america and our government can't stand up to the rip offs of the form suit call company. we both looked at the same evidence about the wisdom of the war in iraq, one of us voted the right way, and one of us didn't. >> reporter: it was more intense and personal than past democratic debates. but there were also pulled punches. >> how are you feeling about these darn emails now?

bernie sanders and hillary clinton fighting one-on-one for the hearts and minds of democratic voters. they are heading into criticaltests in nevada and south carolina. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. punchy and poignant. a democratic debate that was way more than milwaukee. hillary clinton and bernie sanders turning focus to the diverse states of nevada and south carolina. hillary clinton turning her attention to

clinton and her supports continue to question bernie sanders grasp of f reign affairs. on foreign policy, and the washington post saying he tripped up during the debate. clinton reinforced that criticism while sanders once again blamed her for voting to go to war in iraq. the >> this job requires you to be ready in all aspects of it on the first day. it's north korea with its missile test, russian aggression, enforcing the iran agreement. >> the most important foreign issue item in this country was the war in iraq. the i was right on that issue. the hillary clinton was wrong. >> the latest polls show clinton well behind sanders in new hampshire. but she reminded everyone that she defeated barack obama there eight years ago. our brian thompson will be there, look for his reports starting tomorrow night. >>> and we're talking weather here. we've got to say, we've had so many people on twitter and facebook talking about the snow after what we've had, everybody wants to know how bad it's going to be. >> hopefully it won't be too bad. >> the worst of it will be in suffolk county. the far east farther east you live, the more impact. the farther west, the fewer snowflakes and the later arriv

our top stories, hillary clinton and bernie sanders each tried to appeal to minority voters during last night's debate. clinton slammed sanders for make promises. sanders criticized clintens's ties to wall street. >>> the attacks more ferocious on the republican side. trump has pulled his negative ads in south carolina saying he's going the stay positive. >>> secretary of stateohn kerry and other diplomats are making progress in trying to stop syria's civil war. >>> the weather back here at home. more rain in the northwest. a mix of rain and snow in the northern rockies. sunny and dry across the south. and a deep freeze sets in. >>> we, with the two first presidential primary continue tests now under you are belts, each campaign is digging deep. hoping to stay alive through south carolina. >> even though there are fewer candidates now, there's plenty of fodder for the folks of late night. here, now, the "friday funnies." >> i love the new hampshire primaries. every four years, iowa goes, hey, how about this. and new hampshire goes, no, stupid, this. day with their supporters except for ben carson who is still waiting in the hallway. ben, ben, ben -- come on out.

criticisms, maybe you haven't. i have. >> later, sanders hit back on critics saying only clinton's >> well, you know from a historical point of view, my background, somebody with my views, somebody who has spent his entire life taking on the big moneys, i think a sanders victory would be of some historical accomplishment as well. >> and the twitter dis dead tie although sanders got more followers andle to narrow the gap from the start to the end. >>> and now to the republican race and frontrunner, don ald trump who is hiting all of the group. he took time to autograph a mohawk sporting baby and a bedazled trump pacifier p. . for much of the day trump was in a heated back and forth with and rubio are with president obama on gay marriage. and he said cruz is a liar andd dishonest. >> reporter: making some 25,000 phone calls a day to topple donald trump here like he did in >> in the state of south carolina, i don't think people are interested in someone, a republican candidate who'stial birth abortion. >> reporter: cruz's strategy, paint trump as more liberal, with more ad said like this one on the way.tend to be a repu

clinton charged that sanders has been harshly critical of obama, a claim sanders called "a low blow." sanders also defended his stance on healthcare, while clinton appealed to a minority voters. bernie sanders/ d presidential candidate: "i have fought my entire life to make sure that health care is a right for all people. we're not going to dismantle anything." hillary clinton/ d president to take down all the barriers that are holding americans back." former president bill clinton will be campaigning for his wife today. dblbx he's be at a fundraiser at the clinton cultural arts center. fox19 now's jessica brown is there live with a preview. live that's right bill clinton will be here at the clifton cultural arts center at 3 this afternoon to support his wife hillary. kroger could be interested in buying one of its competitors. bloomberg is reporting kroger is in bidding to buy fresh market. kroger is the largest supermarket chain in the u-s and is headquartered in cincinnati. fresh market has 183 stores in 27- states --- 3-of them around here... in oakley, kenwood and west chester. b

. >> both clinton and sanders have been criticized by members of the black lives matter movement. t the civil rights legend representative john lewis. >> clinton has also aligned herself with president obama who has a 90% approval rating with african americans. on saturday she rebuked sanders for not standing for president obama. >> this is not the first time he has criticized president obama. in the past he has called him weak, he's called him a disappointment. >> one of us ran against barack obama. i was not that candidate. >> it's a strategy some political watchers can help her win support of black voters a month from now. >> it's not lost on african americans, that he chose her to be his first secretary of state. that is a wise strategy for her to hue close to the president's agenda and to hue close to the president's spolts policies. this i-- policies. >> african american democratic voters, clinton is apology 68% to sanders 33%. >>> important for the democratic candidate to be well beyond the primary. ash-har quraishi, al jazeera, chicago. >>> we're joined by bill schneider, g

. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders faced off last night. clinton said the kind of criticism she's hearing from sanders is criticism that she would expect from republicans. >>> right now more than 50 inmates dead after violence in a prison in mexico. a riot broke out and we're told no inmates escaped. relatives went there demanding answers. >>> the law enforcement community is in mourning after the deaths of four officers in just two days. two police officers were killed in separate incidents yesterday this in north dakota and georgia. wednesday two deputies were shot and killed at a store in maryland. >>> durham city council members at odds when it comes to police body cameras. in just a few days they'll vote on whether to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to outfit every officer with camera. to durham mayor, but we have not heard back at this point. >>> former nc state professor charged with stealing money from student organizations is under monitored house arrest until his next court date. wiznet is embezzlement. he was an advisor for several clubs on campus. police s

things got heated again between clinton and bernie sanders in milwaukee the two discussing president obama. clinton says sanders has been harshly critical of the president. >> today senator sanders said that president obama failed the presidential loader ship test and this is not the first time that he has criticized low blow. i have worked with president obama for the last seven years. >> sanders then pointed out only one person on stage ran against obama. the republicans have a debate next saturday. >> hopefully their entrance into that debate much smoother than last time, right? >> hope so. >>> well the time on your friday morning 4:38 folks. tgif. >> i'm terrence lee still ahead coming down. cedar point closing one of its water rides. >>> and all-star emojis, the nba releasing them for 24 players. we'll show you what lebrons looks like and how you can use it on twitter which is very cool. >>> well you know what else is cool? more like cold temperatures. if you think it's cold now it's only going to get cold and we'll talk about it in your full power of 5 forecast. stick around you're watching >>> good morning to you it is 4:40 right

. >>> bernie sanders is outlining what makes him different from rival hillary clinton. speaking in massachusetts, sanders criticized clinton's use of a superpac to raise funds and used it to tie her to big money on wall street. by contrast he says most of his donations came from middle class americans and the average donation was just $27. >>> president obama is heading to florida this week. his trip to jacksonville friday could reignite his legacy. he'll tour a lithium ion battery plant. advisors say the president will use the jacksonville trip to talk about tough choices he made in his first term. >>> the death toll in fiji continues to climb after it was hit by a monster cyclone over the weekend. now dead, government spokesperson says that coral island is virtually flattened and very few buildings are left after the storm. about 4500 people live on the island. winds from the cyclone reached over 180 miles per hour making it the strongest storm in fiji's recorded history, one of the strongest ever in the southern hemisphere. a state of emergency is in effect for 30 days as a major clean-up operation now gets unde

milwaukee and clinton began by portraying sanders' proposals as unrealistics, saying by economist estimates they will grow the government by 40%. clinton went on the attack over sanders' criticism of president obama. >> today, senator sanders said that president obama failed the presidential leadership test and this is not the first time that he has criticized president obama. in the past he's called him weak, he's called him a disappointment. the kind of criticism that we have heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republicans. i do not expect from someone running for the democratic nomination to succeed president obama. >> that is -- [ applause ] madam secretary, that is a low blow. i have worked with president obama for the last seven years. i have been a strong ally with him on virtually every issue. do senators have the right to disagree with the president? have you ever disagreed with a president? i suspect you may have. >> senator, what i am -- what i have been concerned about is not disagreement on issues saying this is what i'd rather do. i don't agree with the president on that. calling the president weak. calling him a disappointment. those kind

clinton is fighting an up hill battle in the granite state... she's struggled to deliver a clear message... while criticizing sanders' proposals. clinton says: "my opponent who shares my goal of universal healthcare coverage wants to start all over again. we cannot put out country through another contentious national debate on healthcare." senator bernie sanders is ahead in the polls by double digits... with his anti- establishment message. sanders says: "i am the only candidate running for the democratic does not have a super pac." shively says: "a sanders win would be another setback for the former secretary of state ... following her razor-thin victory in iowa. meantime ... the republicans are just looking to narrow down the field. in manchester, new hampshire, caroline shively, fox news a woman had some dirty words at presidential candidate donald trump's rally... about senator ted cruz. " she just said a terrible thing. you know what she said? shout it out cuz i don't wanna. (woman yells from crowd) ok. you're not allowed to say, and i never expect to hear that from you again. she said, i never expect to hear that from you

. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders went head to head in a democratic debate ahead of next tuesday's new hampshire primary. sanders criticizedon for accepting donations from wall street. a new poll shows donald trump with a lead over marco rubio and ted cruz. >>> a record number of private jets will be flying in for the super bowl. about 1200 luxury jets are expected to arrive at private airports in san francisco, oakland, san jose, and concord. the faa is working to accommodate parking and crowd control. the flying commercial -- those flying commercial airlines should not be affected by delays. >>> along with those flocking to the bay area, many are making a stop at the moscone center at a place we like to call radio row. that's where alex savidge is this morning with all the activity or lack thereof. >> reporter: you know, it's very quiet this morning. but we'll show you around the scene. obviously, members of the media are coming from all over the world to cover the super bowl. and this is in fact radio row. this is all set up inside moscone west. and you have hundreds upon hundreds of radio stations that have their tempo

. >> one of the more heated exchanges was when hillary clinton criticized bernie sanders for being overlytical of president obama. >>> jeb bush's brother george w. bush will stump for him. trump says he will leave jeb bush alone if his campaign stops airing negative ads against him. trump has a commanding lead in south carolina. meanwhile, senator marco rubio has had a rough time on the campaign trail this week. >> i [ indiscernible ] cold weather, whatever, and i cracked a molar. we're going to keep campaigning. we are not suspending our campaign. [ laughter ] >> he was able to visit a dentist for a temporary fix. he will get a permanent replacement when he is back home in miami. the florida senator is looking to bounce back from a fifth place finish in new hampshire. >>> and cbs news hosts the next republican debate. that's saturday night in greenville, south carolina. >>> the raiders are staying in oakland at least for now. the team reached a tentative deal to extend their lease at the coliseum through the 2016 season and possibly beyond. the extension creates a chance to work out a de

clinton later answered a question... whether if bernie sanders' criticism on some of former president bill clinton's policies... were out of bounds: ((hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate: "i just don't know where all this comes from, because maybe it's that senator sanders really wasn't a democrat until he decided to run for president, he doesn't even know what... presidents did" (crowd boos) "it's true, it's true, you know it's true, i mean it happens to be true.")) ((kirsten joyce)) both candidates now have less than 48 hours to try to convince voters. later tonight, hillary and former president bill clinton... along with their daughter chelsea... will be at a "get out the caucus" rally... at the clark county government center amphitheater at 7:30. bernie sanders will be at a concert/rally... at the henderson amphitheater at six-pm. /// ((brian loftus)) > the republicans also had their own town hall last night. candidates donald trump, jeb bush, and john kasich attended. trump took a few swipes at marco rubio... and also spoke about his small feud