danielle nottingham reports from durham, new hampshire. "we're at the beginning of the important last few days." donald trump took a break from his attacks against rival ted cruz on the campaign trail .. one day after slamming cruz on social mediaaccusing him of stealing the iowa caucuses with official-looking campaign mailers. trump tweeted.. "this is the cruz voter violation certificate sent to everyone, a misdemeanor at minimum" cruz said trump was just angry. ted cruz: "i have no interest in responding and do not intend to respond." trump was leading in the polls in iowa before a last minute surge from cruz. trump's campaign is trying to avoid a second loss in new hampshire. spokesperson: "we do have more volunteers more active in call centers... more people knocking on doors... even teams going out so they have more fun at it." danielle nottingham/durham, new hampshire: political analysts say its too late for trump to build a ground game because it's a strategy that's months in the making. andy smith is a political science professor a

right after the danielle: i'm danielle nottingham in manchester, new hampshire. coming up, the candidates begin their weekend turning to campaign 2016... some will spend the weekend deciding who they'll vote for in tuesday's primary. the presidential hopefuls are jockeying for position - and working hard to persuade voters. danielle nottingham is in manchester, new hampshire. 21- year old joe alexander still hasn't decided which republican candidate he'll back on tuesday. danielle: "what does a candidate have to do get your vote?" joe: politicking." voters say face-time is every minute counts. joe alexander/undecided republican voter: "my mind isn't gonna be made up until i get in that booth." rebecca rand is even further behind in her process. rebecca rand/undecided voter: "i'm kind of stuck. i haven't declared a party yet!" "i'm gonna keep fighting 'til the last vote is counted in new hampshire!" candidates on both side are working their ground game hard. with mrs. bush hitting the campaign trail for her son. "would love to have your support!" danielle nottingh

danielle nottingham, cbs news, windham, new hampshire. ahead on newschannel three - a deadly crash - leads to an acid spill on a north carolina highway. plus - a dedicated nurse is using her knack for caring to serve others outside of the hospital. and that )s why she is the perfect person to receive our here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin staff at a japanese zoo staged an emergency drill today - simulating the recapture of an escaped zebra. take a look at this zookeeper--- dressed in a zebra costume. the fake zebra tore down netted fences and pushed over another zookeeper before workers trapped it with nets and sedated it. the fire department participated in the biannual simulation in tokyo. the zoo has seen escaped animals the zoo has seen escaped animals the zoo has se

cbs's danielle nottingham joins us live from derry, new ((danielle nottingham)) > new hampshire voters head to the polls i'm danielle nottingham.... the voter precincts presidential candidates will keep an eye on tonight >new hampshire voters cast their ballots in what's expected to be a record breaking turnout. donald trump holds a comfortable lead in the polls - something his campaign is not taking for granted. "a win is going to be a win for this campaign, we're very excited to have a first-time presidential candidate do so well in the primary." gop candidates, john kasich, marco rubio, jeb bush and ted cruz are in a virtual tie. (neil) "this race is all about who comes in second in new hampshire on the republican side..." neil levesque is executive director of the new hampshire institute of politics. he says the a bulk of the votes are cast in the "golden southeastern part of the state. (neil levesque/exec. dir., nh institute of politics) "that's where most of the candidates have spent the last few days, and that's really - when those number start coming in, that's what you need to

danielle nottingham has more from new hampshire. donald trump isn't even on the ground in new hampshire today - but he doubled down on his criticism of rival ted cruz. trump tweeted "the state of from the most recent election on the basis that he cheated - a total fraud!" cruz swung right back..calling it a "trumpertantrum." ted cruz/r-candidate for president: "i wake up every day and laugh at the latest thing donald has tweeted - because he's losing it." mainstream alternative marco rubio is trying to convince new hampshire voters he is the party's best chance in the general election. rubio: "if you vote for me and i become the party's nominee, i will unite the conservative movement and the republican party." some voters we spoke with are still on the fence... susan bunting/undecided voter: "i want to see more than what i see on tv." danielle nottingham/laconia, nh: "rubio has a jam-packed schedule every day leading up to tuesday's primary. hillary clinton is hitting the ground in new hampshire just as hard" clinton is trailing ber

danielle nottingham has the latest from the campaign trail. donald trump is on a roll after picking up 50 delegates in his south carolina victory. but trump isn't underestimating his republican rivals. (sot: donald trump, republican presidential candidate) i'm dealing with very talented people, smart people, good people.i think they'll be competing. we still have competition. its shaping up to be a three man race between trump and senators marco rubio and ted cruz heading into tuesdays caucuses in nevada. rubio picked up the endorsement it could be key in his effort to become the choice of establishment republicans. (sot: senator marco rubio) "the democrats don't want to run against me, but i want to run against them" (danielle nottingham, cbs news, pahrump, nv) "cruz is hitting the ground hard here in nevada after a disappointing third place finish in south carolina, where he lost the evangelical vote to trump" (sot: ted cruz, republican presidential candidate) it is becoming clearer and clearer that we are the one campaign that can beat dona

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles.// ((danielle nottingham)) > the grammys air live right here on cbs./// always see some sort of surprise every year at the show -- any rumors circulating on some surprise performances or appearances? ((danielle nottingham)) ((paul joncich)) > and our viewers are showing their excitement for the big night on social media... for the most part we're seeing many people rooting for taylor swift and kendrick lamar. could be anyone's game. you can see what happens tonight right here on 8news now. red carpet coverage starts at at eight ((paul joncich)) > a sudden death has the supreme court evenly divided. ((denise valdez)) how the nation is mourning the loss of supreme court justice antonin scalia and how his vacant seat is shaking up things on the campaign trail./// choice for news. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will

danielle nottingham, cbs news, manchester new hampshire. and with the nevada caucuses starting in just two weeks, be sure to stay with channel two news on air, online, and on facebook and twitter for continuing coverage of campaign meteorologist angela schilling will have a look at your forecast later in the show... but first... the new star wars movie continues to earn more money at the box office. we'll tell you the latest milestone the film has passed...after the break. praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. a practical and successful legislator, bernie sanders passed more roll-call amendments in a republican congress than any other member, primary care access for millions of americans, protected social security, cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders -- a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. and now, there's a smarter way to save for them. with the u.s. bank start smar

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danielle nottingham is live with the city peak at what to expect. danielle?>> reporter: the red carpet is open, the celebrities are flying by as we get closer to showtime. this is the fifth year ll cool j will host. musics favorites will return to the stage. the stars are arriving on the for tonight's grammy awards. taylor swift opens the show with a song from her grammy nominated album 1989, one she has never performed live before. kendrick lamar leads the field with 11 nominations.>> i expect -- respect him so much. i love the incorporation of jazz and funk into his music. >> -- >> reporter: andre day will team up with ellie goulding in a duet. [ music ]>> reporter: adele will give a much-anticipated performance from 25. tonight's awards will also be filled with tributes to some music legends who passed away in the last year. lady gaga showed off her new tattoo of david bowie ahead of her tribute to the icon. bonnie raitt will join gary honoring b. b. king. >> he meant so much to so many. it's nice to have this moment to be able to honor him.>> reporter: th

danielle nottingham reports from manchester, new hampshire. >"my name is vanessa, we're from the bernie sanders campaign for president" vanessa banti has been hitting the pavement hard. she's one of more than 140 volunteers from connecticut who call themselves "road berners." they've spent the last six weeks driving hundreds of miles across the country knocking on doors. (vanessa banti, sanders volunteer) we've had a lot of people in new hampshire but also in iowa and massachusetts too because the super tuesday primary on march 1st is also important they'll be out here every day until tuesday's primary even though polls show sanders has a double digit lead over hillary clinton in the granite state. (danielle and vanessa walking) game what are you telling people when you're knocking on the doors? vanessa: we want to make sure they're going to vote in the primary" rival hillary clinton spent saturday courting voters --- . (hillary clinton) bring your friends and your neighbors to vote for me on tuesday and i promise you i will fight. (danielle n

((danielle nottingham/cbs news, windham/new hampshire )) "while cruz is riding high off his win, the democrats will have to duke it out in new hampshire." hillary clinton narrowly defeated bernie sanders.. in the closest iowa democratic caucus in history. ((hillary clinton/d- candidate for president)) we are in a fight to the finish about whether or not we'll build on that progress or watch it get ripped away. "we're this together!" bernie sanders called iowa a political revolution - and says he plans to "astound" the world again in danielle nottingham, cbs news, windham, new hampshire./// ((dave courvoisier)) > the nevada caucuses are coming up fast as well. the democratic votes will be cast february 20... and the republicans february. 8 news now is your local election headquarters... and will bring you the latest results as they happen both on air... and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((dave courvoisier)) > downtown will be "beautiful" once again this year. ((denise valdez)) when the 2016 life is beautiful is set to take over east fremont... and when tickets will go on sale.//

danielle nottingham reports. (nats) ted cruz greeted an enthusiastic crowd in new hampshire.....w here he's (ted cruz/r- candidate for president) "it's gonna be decided by the grassroots - by the men and women here in this room." cruz's camp wants to rally as much ground support in new hampshire as they pulled off in iowa. are you surprised he won last night? no i'm not surprised - but i'm ecstatic! "ted cruz is the guy we've been praying for since ronald reagan." (nats rubio event)) marco rubio is using his third- place finish to position himself as the mainstream republican candidate... and the one best able to clinch the general election. ((rubio)) "we need to unify the conservative movement and the republican party - and i can do that better than anybody that's running." ((standup bridge: danielle nottingham/cbs news, windham/new hampshire )) "while cruz is riding high off his win, the democrats will have to duke it out in new hampshire." ((nats hillary event)) hillary clinton narrowly defeated bernie sanders

danielle nottingham has more from the red carpet in los angeles. 3 mark ronson and bruno mars walked away with record of the year for their smash uptown funk.taylor swift kicked off the show singing ut of the woodsfrom her album 1989. then she took home album of the year.(nats)kendrick lamar won best rap album then confronted racial issues during his live performance.(k endrick lamar)20:12:39 we will live forever. believe that!@ 21:11:40they both lost song of the year to ed sheeran ballad hinking out loud. (sot ed sheeran) 21:12:16 wow thank you very much(nats)adele returned to the grammy stage for the first time in four years.(bridge danielle nottingham/cbs news los angeles)the show was heavy on emotion this year as the grammys paid tribute to several music legends who recently.(nats) looking like ziggy stardust twin sister, lady gaga wowed the crowd with a david bowie medley. (nats 20:34:48)stevie wonder and pentatonic saluted earth wind and fire maurice white .(nats)bonnie raitt helped honor blues legend b.b. king. (nats) 21:13:45 ake it glenn frey. (nats)and in a first the grammy

danielle nottingham, cbs new, pahrump, nevada. and heading into the g-o-p delegate count. donald trump leads with 67, after picking up all 50 in south carolina. cruz is second with 11, rubio has 10, kasich 5, and carson 3. jeb bush had 4 delegates, but suspended his campaign yesterday. in advance of tuesday's g-o-p caucus, ben carson stopped in resort. according to recent polls, the retired neurosurgeon is polling in last place in the silver state. after a strong showing in he had poor results in new hampshire and south carolina. today, he touched on many subjects, including what he feels is the death of the american dream. "that used to be the american dream. it's gone. completely gone. carson will hold a town hall meeting a the piper's opera house in virginia city tomorrow doors open at 7:30. and florida senator marco rubio will hold three rallies in

((danielle nottingham)) ohio gov. john kasich and retired remain in the race./// ((paul joncich)) > that's just one location where republican voters will be heading to caucus tonight. ((denise valdez)) your local election headquarters reporter mauricio marin is live from durango high school where doors are opening in less than a half hour. how's it going out there? ((mauricio marin)) all the campaigning and rallying comes down to what happens at caucus locations like inside this school cafeteria. sites like this all across the valley are opening between 5 and 7 this evening. where folks will be coming in to caucus for the republican party. the line is already growing for caucus. we saw the first person in line show up just about an hour ago. some folks came in early wh odidn't know the start time was 5 this afternoon. but regardless they're standing in line or taking a seat ready to pick who they want to see run for president. people have been encouraged to come out and watch the caucus process to make sure there's no

danielle nottingham has our report from las vegas. >> reporter: donald trump once unlikely candidacy is barreling toward the presidential nomination. the victory in last night's caucuses here was his third in a row. meanwhile, time is running short for the other gop hopefuls. after picking up a third consecutive victory in last night's nevada caucuses, donald trump continues his winning streak with an eye on super tuesday states. >> we have had some great numbers coming out of texas. and amazing numbers coming out of tennessee and georgia. it's going to be an amazing two months. months, folks, to be honest, all right. >> reporter: he garnered most of his support in the state for republicans unsatisfied with the government. >> i think he is here for the people and i think he wants to win. >> reporter: the win gives trump the majority of the delegates in the state, bringing him closer to clenching the gop nomination. >> i think he is well positioned to really sweep across the board. >> reporter: as trump continues to gain momentum, the rest of the gop field is battling it out to become

danielle nottingham, hampshire. as voters get ready to make their voices heard - the differences of political opinion are often issues that divide neighbors, friends and even couples. in new hampshire they are perfecting a basic idea to bridge those divides and there is a model for people across the nation to follow too. craig boswell takes you to a living room conversation. on this snowy evening in new hampshire a small group of people gathered inside a neighborhood home - some of them had never met. "this is spencer" they were invited in for a personal - political conversation ahead of tuesday's primary. it's called a "living room conversation" - intended to ignite constructive discussion over political differences...the couple hosting the event live those differences daily. "i am a republican" "and i'm a democrat" and that set the stage... "i think or government has where do you want it small and where do you want it big." "i think they could a much better job at managing immigration" the discussion included toug

danielle nottingham, cbs news, manchester new hampshire. and with the nevada caucuses starting in just two weeks, be sure to stay with channel two news on air, online, and on facebook and twitter for continuing coverage of campaign 20-16. meteorologist angela schilling will have a look at your what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. couldn't ask for a better weekend. with clear skies light winds, and mild temperatures. we do need the snow, but it's nice to have a quiet weekend to enjoy too. low 50's. tomorrow will be slightly warmer. satellite shows some thin clouds moving in from the west. pushing onshore, but the clouds will lift north overnight. temperatures tonight will be cool, dropping into the teens in valley's and upper 20's elsewhere. with an inversion in place, it will be warmer at pass level. futurecast is ver

danielle nottingham explains why it could disrupt the banking industry. 32 year old surgical resident travis shiba hasn't walked into a bank in years. (travis shiba, millennial) "everything is online..pay my bills online, money transfers, like everything" more young adults like shiba are finding less use for them. millennial expert morley winograd says 30 percent of millennials don't have a (morley winograd/millennia l expert) "between their student loans and the great recession and the crash of the price of their parents' house and value, they have become extraordinary distrustful of america's banks" hidden fees from the big banks are pushing technology dependent millenials to do their banking with online startups like chime and affirm which gives out debit cards and small loans. mobile payment services-like vemno-that allow peer to peer transactions--proc ess hundreds of million of dollars a year. (morley winograd/millennia l expert) "they just don't see any purpose to all the cost associated with banks when so much can be done online" bankrate estimates 63 percent of millennials -

danielle nottingham has the latest from southern nevada. picking up 50 delegates in his south carolina victory. but trump isn't underestimating his republican rivals. "i'm dealing with very talented people, smart people, good people. i think they'll be competing. we still have competition." its shaping up to be a three man race between trump and senators marco rubio and ted cruz heading into tuesdays caucuses in nevada. rubio picked up the endorsement of nevada senator dean heller-- it could be key in his effort to become the choice of establishment republicans. "the democrats don't want to run against me, but i want to run against them" "cruz is hitting the ground hard here in nevada after a disappointing third place finish in south carolina, where he lost the evangelical vote to trump" cruz says he's the only republican so far that's proven he can beat trump. "do well in the first three states and then compete and have a very strong night on super tuesday. i think i'm ideally positioned to do cruz can win nevada bd: yes. i'm hoping so. i

daniel nottingham is there live and she has the latest for us. danielle? >>reporter: 10 and kate after splitting -- ken and kate after splitting the last two contest hillary clinton has won where is she is expected to address her supporters shortly. nevada was seen as hillary clinton's territory but bernie sanders put up a really good cbs news declared hillary the clint -- hillary clinton the winner of the nevada caucus. she started saturday visiting casino workers on the strip. clinton held a commanding lead for months in nevada in the polls showed sanders had closed the gap. this was the first tast for the democratic candidate. a. >> sanders kicked off his day with culinary workers. the vermont senator said he was hoping for large well -- large clouds. >> if there are large crowds we will do fine. if it's a low turnout that mine to be another point. >>reporter: democrats gathered in a handful of caucus sites. >> unions give workers a paid both sanders and clinton spent millions here to win their votes. >> we are live in las vegas where the party is just

danielle nottingham the story. danielle donald trump is on a : roll after picking up 50 delegates in his south carolina victory. but trump is not underestimating his republican rivals. mr. trump: i'm dealing with very talented people, smart people, good people. i think they'll be competing. we still have competition. danielle: it is shaping up to be a three man race between trump and senators marco rubio and ted cruz heading into tuesdays caucuses in nevada. rubio picked up the endorsement of nevada senator dean heller, it could be key in his effort to become the choice of establishment republicans. want to run against me, but i cannot wait to run against them. danielle: ted cruz is hitting the ground hard here in nevada after a disappointing third place finish in south carolina, where he lost the evangelical vote to draw. cruz says he's the only republican so far that's proven he can beat trump. sen. cruz: do well in the first three states and then compete and have a very strong night on super tuesday. i think we a

danielle nottingham is on the campaign trail with the latest. >> reporter: fresh off the south carolina primary, the race for the republican presidential nomination heads to nevada and donald trump is hoping to keep the hot streak winning. >> i love to win. love it. don't we love to win? >> reporter: it's virtually a three man race between trump, marco rubio, and ted cruz. cruz is making the claim that he's the only candidate that can challenge trump. >> we are the one campaign that can beat donald trump and is only campaign that has beaten donald trump. >> i think ted cruz speaks to people like myself who are pro life, who are not afraid of god in our system. and want to return to constitutional values. >> reporter: rub owe is trying to make a mainstream appeal. >> no one can unite this party faster than a i can. >> he's join support from johnny wallberg who is voting republican for the first time. >> i would much rather have a republican tell me something i don't want to hear or have a democrat tell me every single thing i want to hear just to get my vote. >>> danielle nottingham, cbs

cbs reporter danielle nottingham is monitoring the results from derry, new hampshire, for us. danielle. >> reporter: well, veronica, what to look out for right now is the race for second. you take a look at this graphic we have some numbers from the "associated press." 19% of precincts reporting on these numbers. trump of course in the lead with 34%. kasich 16%. jeb bush 12%. and ted cruz at 11%. and on the democratic side, we have bernie sanders at 58%. hillary clinton at 40%. so again that race for second very important. john kasich spent a lot of time here in new hampshire banking on having a good showing in this primary. and also worth noting as far as voters who -- admit polls, voters that supported donald trump it shows that they were conservative. they were angry with washington. and they were looking for a candidate who was outside of the political establishment. >> and danielle, what's next on the calendar for both the democrats and republicans here? >> reporter: next on the calendar is south carolina for the republicans. a lot of -- ben carson i should say in particul

danielle nottingham has more from the campaign trail. 3 donald trump is on a roll after picking up 50 delegates in his south carolina victory. but trump isn't underestimating his republican rivals.(sot: donald trump, republican presidential candidate) i'm dealing with very talented people, smart people, good people.i think they'll be competing. we still have competition. its shaping up to be a three man race between trump and senators marco rubio and ted cruz heading into tuesdays caucuses in nevada. rubio picked up the endorsement of nevada senator dean heller-- it could be key in his effort to become the choice of (sot: senator marco rubio)"the democrats don't want to run against me, but i want to run against them"(danielle nottingham, cbs news, pahrump, nv)"cruz is hitting the ground hard here in nevada after a disappointing third place finish in south carolina, vote to trump"(sot: ted cruz, republican presidential candidate)it is becoming clearer and clearer that we are the one campaign that can beat donald trump. infact we're the only campaign that has beaten donald trumphis supp

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danielle nottingham, cbs new, pahrump, nevada. and heading into the g-o-p caucus, here's a look at the delegate count. donald trump leads with 67, carolina. cruz is second with 11, rubio has 10, kasich 5, and carson 3. jeb bush had 4 delegates, but suspended his campaign yesterday. in advance of tuesday's g-o-p caucus, ben carson stopped in reno for a rally at the atlantis resort. according to recent polls, the retired neurosurgeon is polling in last place in the silver state. after a strong showing in iowa, gaining three delegates, he had poor results in new hampshire and south carolina. today, he touched on many subjects, including what he feels is the death of the american dream. "that used to be the american dream. it's gone. completely gone. carson will hold a town hall meeting a the piper's opera house in virginia city tomorrow morning starting at 9:30 a-m... doors open at 7:30. and florida senator marco rubio will hold three rallies in northern nevada tomorrow. he will be in elko at 9-30 a-m... in reno just after noon... an

danielle nottingham shows us what we can expect tonight at the grammy's. danielle the stars are arrving : on the red carpet as excitement builds for tonights grammy awards. taylor swift opens the show with a song from her grammy nominated album "1989," one shes never performed live before. swift is up for a seven awards. rapper kendrick lamar leads the field with 11. >> i respect kendrick so much as an artist. first of all, i love the incorporation of jazz and funk into his music and not shying away from it because its -- just because it is not mainstream. danielle: newcomer andra day will team up with pop star ellie goulding in a duet. adele will give a much anticipated performance from her record-smashing album "25." tonight's grammy awards will also be filled with tributes to some of the music legends who passed away in the last year. lady gaga showed off her new tattoo of david bowie, ahead of her tribute to the late music icon. clark junior and others in honoring blues legend b.b. king. >> he meant so much to so many people. it is really nice to be abl

danielle nottingham has the story from manchester, new hampshire. vanessa: my name is vanessa. we're from the bernie sanders campaign for president. danielle: vanessa banti has been hitting the pavement hard. she's one of more than 140 volunteers from connecticut, who call themselves "road berners." they've spent the last six weeks driving hundreds of miles across the country, knocking on doors. vanessa: we've had a lot of people in new hampshire, but also in iowa and massachusetts, too. because the super tuesday primary on march 1 is also very important there, as well. danielle: they'll be out here every day until tuesday's primary, even though polls show sanders has a double-digit lead over hillary clinton in the granite state. at this point in the game, what are you telling people, when you're knocking on the doors? vanessa: we want to make sure primary. danielle: rival hillary clinton spent saturday courting voters. sec. hillary clinton: bring your friends and your neighbors to vote for me on tuesday, and i promise you, i will fight. their final showdown before tuesday's pri

favored in polls - going into today's primary in new hampshire, but this is the only poll that danielle nottingham has more on the race and where things stand with the polls. she joins us live now from derry, new hampshire.... danielle? kristen and landon... most polls closed just over an hour ago new hampshire voters cast their ballots in what's expected to be a record breaking turnout. donald trump holds a comfortable lead in the polls - something granted. "katrina pierson/trump campaign spokeswoman: a win is going to be a win for this campaign, we're very excited to have a marco rubio, jeb bush and ted cruz are in a virtual tie. neil levesque/exec. dir., nh institute of politics: "this race is all about who comes in second in new hampshire on the republican side..." neil levesque is executive director of the new hampshire institute of politics. he says the a bulk of the votes are cast in the southeastern part of the state. neil levesque/exec. dir., nh institute of politics: "that's where most of the candidates have spent the last few days, and that's really - when those number start coming in,

he is expecting to do even his home state of vermont >> reporter: danielle nottingham cbs news wyndham, new hampshire. >> democrat martin o'malley and mike huckabee both dropped out of the race >> mark: cuyahoga falls church has a message for the community. the pilgrim methodist of christ put out a banner saying save our steeple. >> it was part of the underground railroad in the 19th century to keep the aging steeple from leaking water into the sanctuary >> romona: as you know superbowl sunday is this weekend. the day when we eat, eat and continue eating >> mark: boy, you are not kidding. 1.3 billion wings, 14,500 tons of chips and 8 million pounds of guacomole. wallet hub put together interesting stats. a 30 second commercial costs over $5 million. 28 million tweets expected and 1.5 million people will call in sick monday. more fun facts can be found on the cleveland 19 news app >> romona: next sunday cleveland 19 is a channel to turn to at your superbowl party. keep the tv on after the game for the news at 11:00 with denise and me >> mark: i will be watching see what you guys are up

danielle nottingham has our report from nevada. >> reporter: donald trump is on a roll after picking up 50 delegates in his south carolina victory but trump is not underestimating his republican rival. >> i'm dealing with very, very talented people and smart people and good people and i think they will be competing. >> reporter: it's shaping up to be a three-man race between trump and senators marco rubio and ted cruz heading into tuesday's caucuses in nevada. rubio picked up the endorsement of nevada senator dean herhellor. >> i did not wait to run against them. >> reporter: ted cruz is hitting the ground hard here in nevada after a disappointing third place finish in south carolina where he lost the evangelical >> it is becoming clearer and clearer that we are the one trump. indeed, we are the only campaign >> reporter: his supporters agree. >> he will do the best to save our country and we are going back to the constitution. >> reporter: danielle nottingham, cbs news, in first half. >>> the democrats are gearing up for their primary in south carolina this saturday. hillary clinton

danielle nottingham, cbs news las vegas. >>> and lauren whitney joins us to talk about the snow that is working its way into the state. you said some is already here, right? >> yes some of it is already out there. we have blue skies. you can see how cloudy it is in the area right now. >> lauren we are working on getting your microphone going, i am not sure it is on. but she's going to come on in just a moment and talk about the snow in the time line. if you would like to learn more about lawrence forecast though you can go to cbsdenver.com and of course, get this free appear. and you know what this is live tv so we are working on getting her microphone going. we welcome back to her in just a moment. >> take a look at this trending today, virginia mclaurin is 106 she visited the white house and made a lasting impression on president obama and the first lady after shaking hands with the president. she broke into a dance and got everyone to join her. >> [indiscernible -- multiple speakers] you slow down [laughter] >> i want to be like you. thank you. >> [laughter] if only i could have a

danielle nottingham has our report from nevada. >> reporter: donald trump is on a roll after picking up 50 delegates in his south carolina victory, but trump is not underestimating his republican rivals. >> i'm dealing with very, very they will be competing. we still have competition. >> reporter: it's shaping up to be a three-man race between trump and senators marco rubio and ted cruz heading into tuesday's caucuses in nevada. rubio picked up the endorsement of nevada senator dean heller. it could be key for his choice in establishment. >> the democrats don't want to one run against me. i look forward to running against them. >> reporter: ted cruz is hitting the ground hard here in nevada after a disappointing third place finish in south carolina where he lost the evangelical vote to donald trump. >> it is becoming clearer and clearer that we are the one campaign that can beat donald trump. indeed, we are the only campaign that has beaten donald trump. >> reporter: his supporters agree. >> he will do the best to save our country. more than that, he is going to stave our constitutio

danielle nottingham, cbs new, pahrump, nevada. and heading into the g-o-p caucus, here's a look at the delegate count. donald trump leads with 67. cruz is second with 11, rubio has 10, kasich 5, and carson 3. jeb bush had 4 delegates, but suspended his campaign yesterday. in advance of tuesday's g-o-p caucus, ben carson stopped in reno for a rally at the atlantis resort. according to recent polls, the retired neurosurgeon is polling in last place in the silver state. after a strong showing in iowa, gaining three delegates, he had poor results in new hampshire and south carolina. today, he tovched on many subjects, including what he feels is the death of the american dream. "that used to be the american carson will hold a town hall meeting a the piper's opera house in virginia city tomorrow morning starting at 9:30 a-m... doors open at 7:30. and florida senator marco rubio will hold three rallies in northern nevada tomorrow. he will be in elko at 9-30 a-m... at the peppermill in reno just after noon... and at minden park at 3:30 p-

danielle nottingham has the story. sen. bernie sanders: we have come a long way in the last nine months. danielle: bernie sanders already holds a 2-to-1 lead over hillary clinton in the new hampshire polls. now, he has pulled even with clinton in a new national poll. alex: bernie sanders, he is a really cares about the people. danielle: clinton is working hard to court young voters, who favor sanders. sec. hillary clinton: i know you may not be for me now, but i am for you. and i will work hard for you. tom: no disrespect to senator sanders, but hillary has a proven track record for getting things done. danielle: donald trump is still number 1 among republicans. donald trump: february 9th, you gotta get out and vote. danielle: but marco rubio is gaining on him, and iowa caucus winner ted cruz is close behind. ohio governor john kasich held his 100th town hall in new hampshire friday. and jeb bush brought out his 90-year-old mother to help him campaign. undecided voters may determine the winners in this primary. here in new h

. >> first, danielle nottingham has a preview for us from the staples center in los angeles. >> reporter: the stars are arriving on the red carpet as excitement builds for the agreement awards. taylor swift opens the show with a song from her grammy nominated album "1989," one she never performed live before. swift is up for 7 awards. rapper kendrick lamar leads the field with 11. >> i respect kendrick so much as an artist. i love the incorporation of and not shying away. >> reporter: andra day will team up for a duet and adele will give a much-anticipated performance from her record- smashing album, "25." the grammy awards will be filled with contribute to the music legends who passed away in the past year. lady gaga showed off her new tattoo of david bowie ahead of her contribute to the late music icon and honoring blues legend bb king. >> he has meant so much to so many people. it's nice to have this moment to honor him. >> reporter: and the eagles will honor their cofounder who died last month. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> we were playing the game those entertainers

danielle nottingham, cbs news, nashua, new hampshire. new tonight a big facelift is coming for a hampton shopping center. a developer has bought riverdale shopping center on mercury boulevard-- and is planning a 60- million dollar renovation project. the new owner says improvements for the 50-acre center are expected to start almost immediately-- extensive renovations. center will be renamed "riverpointe". dominic open tracking rain, storms and much cooler air....as we move through this wednesday night, stay weather aware. a strong cold front that will move in from the west. this front has had a history of producing severe weather, and as it crosses hampton roads and ne north carolina tonight, we could see some strong to severe thunderstorms, too, as the front moves in to a warm, humid environment. any storms that develop have the potential to produce strong gusty winds, talking about the winds, well see them anywhere between 15 and 25 mph from the south. higher gusts are likely. otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies and overnight temper

danielle nottingham has the latest from las vegas. marco rubio was up early this morning..looking for a surprise win in tonight's nevada caucuses. sen. marco candidate (:09-:16) i am asking you to vote for me tonight because i will win and the democrats know i will win. they spend more money attacking me than any other republican. rubio grew up in las vegas and has plenty of support here. sot: melissa gardner/rubio supporter (:21-:25) he can bring people together and it what this country needs right now. but rubio and ted cruz trail donald trump in the polls by double digits. cruz is not fazed. sot: sen. ted cruz/presidential candidate (:32-:38) now is our time. it is the men and women of nevada who will decide. cruz is looking to get back on track after he fired his communication director for tweeting a false news story about rubio. it didn't take long for trump to attack. (sot: donald trump/presidential candidate) (:48-:53) this guy cruz lies more than any guy i know. 30 gop delegates are up for grabs in tonight's caucuses. danielle

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> our digital devices can help us do all sorts of things but doctors say the blue light coming from phones and computer screens reaches far deeper in our eyes than standard lamp light. more and more tech savvy patients are now suffering from headaches and dry eye and blurry vision. we need blue light in the morning to wake up but doctors stress the downside of using devices at nighttime. >> the worry with blue light is that it could cause reactions in the retina that cause damage over a period of time. >> so now apple is testing software that makes the light in its devices change in blue to warmer yellow as the sun sets. you can also use blue light blocking lenses for protection. >>> today i think we're going to need sunblock. >> definitely some sunblock today. in fact, we are in the midst of -- well, as you know, an extended warm period. in checking in with our weather watchers that talk about how warm we are, 71 now from dana in novato. partly cloudy skies 71 there. let's check out down south what we have, 64 in redwood city with plenty o

daniel nottingham has the report from durham, new hampshire. >>reporter: trump had to take a step back after a surprising loss in iowa. his campaign is stepping up its efforts in new hampshire , but is it too little too late? >> so we are at the beginning of a very important last few >>reporter: trump took a break from his attacks against ted cruz, one day after slamming him a social media accusing him of stealing the iowa caucuses with official looking campaign mailers. he said this is a voter violation certificate sent to everyone, a misdemeanor. at minimum. and ted cruz so that trump is just angry. >> i do not intend to respond. >>reporter: trump is leading in iowa before a last-minute surge. trump's campaign is trying to avoid a second loss >> we have more volunteers more active, more people knocking on doors and they are going out in teams now. >>reporter: political analysts say it is too late for trump to build a ground game because it is a strategy that is months in the making. andy smith is a political science professor at the universit

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danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. alyx: much more to come when the news at noon continues. just in time for valentines day. a couple torn apart by war more than 70 years ago are reunited. and how can you get involved in a little 3-on-3 wheel chair great cause all at the same >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at noon with mollie cooney and meteorologist >> they love you and you love them. it would rather be special wouldn't it? , alyx: it's a story that will have you holding that special someone a little tighter this valentines day. a 93-year-old world war two veteran from virginia was finally reunited with his wartime girlfriend in australia . after dating and then losing touch, the internet helped bring the two together after they spent decades apart. don champion explains. reporter: if love is truly patient -- >> dear still vertical. reporter: they could be the definition of true love. >> so long. reporter: they embrace each other for the first time in more than 70 years tuesday. the two first met i

agree. >> he will do the best to save our country and we are going >> reporter: danielle nottingham, cbs news, in first half. >>> the democrats are gearing up for their primary in south carolina this saturday. hillary clinton fresh off a win at the nevada united states and campaigned in houston last night. earlier she admitted she will have to work to persuade voters she has their best interests at heart. >> i think there's an underlying question that maybe is really in the back of people's minds and that is, you know, is she in it for us or is she in it for herself? i think that's a question that people are trying to sort through. >> bernie sanders says he has a good shot to do well saturday, but admits he has to work harder among african-american voters. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," "face the nation" moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson joins us to discuss this weekend's results and what comes next. >>> the supreme court returns to work today and, for the first will hear a case without justice antonin scalia. scalia died february 13th. his funeral was sa