. >> the democratic national committee announced today it is adding four additional debates. the first one set for tomorrow in new hampshire on msnbc. one will happen in flint, michigan, in march. and "the washington post" said in pennsylvania in april and california in may. whoever wins the democratic nomination will accept it in philadelphia this summer. you're looking live at the wells farlgo center hosting the democratic national committee. >>> the race has two fewer candidates tonight. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum announced he is suspending his campaign and endorsing marco rubio. and rand paul announced earlier today he is also dropping out of the white house race. >>> ted cruz unloaded on donald trump today after trump accused cruz of cheating and fraud in the iowa caucuses. >> cruz accused trump of losing it after trump fired a series of tweet this is morning calling for a new election in iowa. cruz said the trump insults get more hilarious the more upset he gets. he said he can't debate sub stns. >> it is no surprise that donald is throwing yet another te

democratic national committee certainly preparing for that. think about hillary she looking mirror 30-point lead is gone not side. how is it impacted now we have had three candidates drop out. how does that change for the republicans? >> well, the the idea they are out probably does not change anything in newtown think you have socially conservative voter base. that places well in iowa. not so well in new hampshire. of but rand paul interesting. i think there were lot of us that were surprised when we woke up it learn news paul was getting out. he did reege bly well in iowa. and more than 5%. and, you know his brand of politics place revel we will in new hampshire libertarian it is live free or die state. said he consolidate support against donald trump. we will know on tuesday did that has an impact. appreciate the time there in washington >> well, one of most popular christmas ditch the ps is reponsible house fire -- responsible for house fire in southwest ohio according to the family. josh punts nam says his son plugged yes one of those hov

in our party's candidate for president. >> debbie wasserman schultz is the chair of the democratic national committeeank you for joining us! thank you, wolf. >> don't miss the next faceoff between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. they'll be in wisconsin tomorrow night for the pbs hour in democratic presidential debate. that will be simulcast on 9:00 p.m. that's tomorrow night on cnn and your local pbs station. >>> coming up, the republican establishment gets trumped. what lessons can the party taked from the new hampshire exit polls? plus will the field thin out in the coming days? i'll speak to the chairman of the republican national committee, reince priebus, there he is. we'll get his thoughts right after the break. oh remotes, you've had it tough. watching tvs get sharper, bigger, smugger. and you? rubbery buttons. enter the x1 voice remote. now when someone says... show me funny movies. watch discovery. record this. voila. remotes you are back. the x1 voice remote is here. x1 customers get your voice remote by visiting xfinty.com/voiceremote. >>> donald trump swept new hampshire but the natio

the democratic national committee debate will air on c-n-n. it takes place two michigan and mississippi primaries.. and it's part of a broader deal reached by clinton and sanders to add more dnc-sanctioned presidential primary debates to the schedule. the dnc chair had blocked previous requests to add more debates. new hampshire's primary is big for both democrats. but it's also a chance for republicans to slow ted cruz's momentum after winning in iowa... jeremy roth explains how candidates are preparing for the big day... less than 24 hours from being on the debate stage, candidates are back to canvassing the granite state for more supporters. in a recent poll of likely republican primary voters ...the winner of the republican iowa caucuses, ted cruz placed third.. marco rubio bumped up to second place. and donald trump came in first.. presidential candidate "i picked up a lot of delegates in iowa and in new hampshire i think i'm relationship between the vets and all of the people in new hampshire. they just seem to be very positive for me. r

he is hosting a bay area fund-raiser for the democratic national committee. $250 a plate. $10,000 for a picture with the president. the president will leave from moffett field at 2:00 this afternoon. in milpitas, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> but waking up to a beautiful bay area morning at 6:58. let's check that forecast with kari. >> let's look at the forecast across all our microclimates. look at that north bay camera. that's tiburon and see shades of orange and pink in the sky. it is cool as you head oout the door and warms up nicely this afternoon. we're talking highs in the mid-70s for the south bay. 69 degrees for san francisco. >>> and as those drivers gaze at the beautiful sunrise, they also see the cars in front of them. >> i hope so. san mateo bridge where we're seeing a heavier volume and start to hit the bridge itself. earlier crashes a that toll mrauza and 880 and the approach to the 92 stretch will be slow. a look at your map shows the northbound routes kicking in for san jose and silicon valley. meanwhile getting down towards the morgan hill area. southbound sl

. >>> that's not all the democratic national committee announced that bernie sanders and hillary clinton will scare >>> thousands of your friends and family are likely zipping along our roads heading home from school, shopping or work. over the weekend three children in polk county never made it home. tonight ten news reporter tammy fields speaks to one of the relatives says this tragedy could have been worse. >> it is hard to even imagine the loss of three young children in an instant and all of these children were either in their car seats or wearing their seat belts. >> had a smile and a little twinkle that he will get what he wants. >> with tears welding up in her eyes, karen pull ark can't believe her nephew 6-year-old little boy is gone returning from a theme park in kissimmee. two of them did not make it anthony's mother fianci was driving in the pouring rain. it was dark saturday night when he lost control and slammed head on into another car according to polk county sheriff's office. >> javier is not doing well and they don't know if he will make it. >> anthony died. a 6-year-ol

. >>> the democratic national committee reached a agreement to have the party sanction more debates. this includes a debate in new hampshire next week. candidates time to focus on it iowa caucus. >>> stay was cbs 4 news and cbsmiami.com for more coverage. >>> dozens of people who knew and cared for jackson held a vigil were someone shot him. it happened at a nightclub on southwest avenue. witnesses say jackson was shot over parking. >> we see another guy hocking at him and see what's going on. next thing we know another guy gets out of the car. it looked like it was over a parking space. it wasn't worth it. there are a lot of spots out here. it wasn't worth it for what happened over a parking space. >> police believe the shooter truck possibly an f-150. >>> a gas leak put a dozen employees in danger when they began breathing carbon monoxide. a dozen were taken to it hospital and otherres were given oxygen at the scene. they discovered a gas leak was to blame. they treated the employees and transported the others. no one was seriously hurt. >>> tonight a police officer is recovering a

. >>> the democratic national committee says it's reached agreement to have more debates during the presidential primary schedule including a debate in new hampshire next week. the dnc says it wants to give hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley time to focus on today's iowa caucuses and will finalize details tomorrow morning. >>> abc action news is staying on top of a homicide investigation in manatee county. palmetto police need your help to find out what led to the death of a 21-year-old, colin mahony. he appears to have been shot in a vacant house, after complaints people were coming and going from that house on 12th street drive west. if you know anything you may be he will janl for a reward. >>> -- he abbeville for a reward. >>> and a reward is being teens from a detention center. corey dierdorff has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those two teens escaping from that g-4s facility behind me sunday. this morning they remain on the run. that's the pair detectives are searching for. 18-year-old anthony bays of georgia and 17-year-old anthony cook from st. petersburg

congressional hispanic caucus- is set to endorse hillary clinton at a press conference at the democratic national committee's headquarters on this morning, it's another sign of the presidential front-runner's strength in washington and among hispanic leaders. the hispanic vote is expected to be important in the general election, particularly given republican front- runner donald trump's comments on immigration and building a wall on the border with mexico. i'll keep following this from the breaking news center... now let's get over to 13 weather first meteorologist greg bennett with a check on your weather.... high pressure is being tracked through the southwest but with a weak front gliding just to the north of clark county, a few clouds may build in throughout the day with a mild breeze. through the afternoon. high temperatures will range between 77 and 82 degrees with winds mainly holding between 5 and 10 mph. high pressure will take control of the valley once more and mostly sunny skies continue

the fundraiser for the democratic campaign committee in palo alto and another fundraiser for the democratic national committee at the home of former state controller steve wesley. >> your high-tech folks are giving a lot of money to the democratic committee. >> the president's brief visit to the bay area leaves no time for public appearances. the mayor says mr. obama's commitment to the region remains strong. >> it is wynn of many may -- it is one of many mayors who works with the white house. this president gets the need for big cities and for transit and jobs and had broening -- and broadening opportunities. >> when all is said and done the president will have been in the bay area for 19 hours. he leaves moffett field tuesday at 2:13 p.m. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> stay on tom of president obama's visit -- stay on top of president obama's visit. you can enable push alert so we can keep you up-to-date. >> health officials confirmed the zika virus in northern california. the patient is in yolo county in sacramento. they are not revealing more about the person's identity. it is spread by a type of mos

the fundraiser for the democratic campaign committee in palo alto and another fundraiser for the democratic national committee at the home of former state controller steve wesley. >> your high-tech folks are giving a lot of money to the democratic committee. >> the president's brief visit to the bay area leaves no time for public appearances. the mayor says mr. obama's commitment to the region remains strong. >> it is wynn of many may -- it is one of many mayors who works with the white house. this president gets the need for big cities and for transit and jobs and had broening -- and broadening opportunities. >> when all is said and done the president will have been in the bay area for 19 hours. he leaves moffett field tuesday at 2:13 p.m. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> stay on tom of president obama's visit -- stay on top of president obama's visit. you can enable push alert so we can keep you up-to-date. >> health officials confirmed the zika virus in northern california. the patient is in yolo county in sacramento. they are not revealing more about the person's identity. it is spread by a type of mos

he'll spend the night in the san jose area and attend a fundraiser for the democratic national committee at the home of steve wesley a venture capitalist. the president is scheduled to attend another democratic fundraiser tomorrow. and after the bay area appearances, he'll travel to southern california. >>> police are looking for thieves who hit a high end fashion store in union square. a group of men and women entered the store. and a worker tried to stop them as they were leaving without paying for merchandise. more than $10,000 worth of merchandise was stolen. >>> in san jose police are looking for two men who broke into a western union branch on center road. this is christmas eve video, just released yesterday. the police smashed through a glass door and stole cash and property. anyone with information on the men can report an anonymous tip to silicon valley crime stoppers. >>> san francisco public school leaders decided to delay a vote on whether to make condoms available to middle school students. there was concern that many would not be able to make it because of chinese new year

last night's debate -- almost didn't happen.it was only within the past few days that the democratic national committee officially sanctioned the head- to- head battle.it was the first time the candidates met face- to- face since clinton's win in iowa. 3 (bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate): (:55)"i'm very proud to be the only candidate up here who does not have a super pac, who is not raising huge sums of money from wall street or (hillary clinton/ (d) presidential candidate):(1:16) "i have a record, i have stood firm and i will be the person who prevents them from ever wrecking the economy again." (1:23)sanders is favored to win the new hampshire primary on february 9th after clinton's victory in iowa.the next democratic debate is scheduled for next thursday. 3 city leaders offer solutions to violence at the national underground railroad freedom center2015 was one of the most violent years in recent history in cincinnati.last night's forum coincides with the "kin killin' kin" exhibit at the freedom center. and an artwork display is prompting conversations. daryl brockpastor, grace christian f

the president will then attend a fundraisers organized by the democratic national committee. our city's life line-- the 9-1-1 and 3-1-1 systems -- went down earlier this month, and 9-1-1 and 3-1-1 systems -- went down earlier this month, and we now know why! metro says it was because someone plugged something into a computer with a u-s-b cable. officers don't think the person did it on purpose, but they admit it exposed a vulnerability they didn't know existed. the radio systems director says now they've beefed up security and are also looking into all radio and i-t networks for metro and other agencies to see if they need improvement. breaking right now-- north las vegas police are asking for your help, finding this armed suspect! they say he robbed a mead and losee, last november. witnesses say the man on your screen approached the counter with a gun and demanded cash. he got away with about 900-bucks. the clerk was not hurt. if you see this man, call north las vegas police. the democratic presidential hopefuls are preparing for another debate tonight and the stakes couldn'

the democratic national committee announced today the debate will air on c-n-n. flint was thrown into the national spotlight after it was discovered the city's water supply has been contaminated with lead for months. sanders and clinton have both addressed the issue on the campaign trial. sanders has called f f the synder. clinton has argued the crisis was ignored -- in part -- because the city is poor and its residents largely african- american. debate will take before the michigan and mississippi primaries... jess c-n-n's "state of the union", hillary acceptable" amount of lead in children. shortly before flying to flint, michigan, to check on the water secretary of state played up her credentials saying she has had experience as governor with lead poisoning in old housing in the state of new york. challenge is you've early. we need comprehensive health screenings. then we need to figure out how do we get the right nutrition and vitamin. you gotta begin to work to counteracthe lead." to speak at a community meeting in flint today-- in the midst of the water cri

and to put in perspective the $5 million figure he raised in 24 hours, the democratic national committee ended the last quarter with $20 million cash on hand. in 24 hours he raised $5 million one fourth of what the democratic party had on hand. charles: and charlie, the word authentic is the word you hear with him and donald trump. and senator ted cruz said the only candidate to beat is donald trump, despite finishing in third place, between cruz and trump, do you think that's true are? they the two last men standing, tweet me i'm at cv payne, we'll be right back. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship . . . . went to ancestry, i put in the names of my grandparents first. it gave me a leaf almost right away. within a few days, i went from knowing almost nothi

of >> superdelegates are democratic national committee members or elected members of congress, who each get one vote.ba they canl cast it for whomever they choose, regardless of how voters in their states casted only democrats have superdelegates in november thet associated pressio counted 369 backing hillary clinton. saunders has the pledge support of just 15 nationwide so far and there's two for martin mally leaving the 337 unknown or undecided. even if saunders won every, oneki won.h clinton would still win. nevada has eight superdelegates fourle pledged their support.d three. h congress woman diana tipus pledged their sometime for hillary clinton.wire and bilbray to hillary saunders./ saunders will have to win enough to overcome clintonox superdelegate majority. >> something we don't often hear talk about, but very interesting there. >> absolutely. the. >> themped republican debate on "fox news "had a notable absence. donald trump skipped it he didn't participate in the debate and a lengthy interview on cnn ratings were pretty strong. the number two telecast in fox news history duri

. >> the democratic national committee which has been under pressure to sanction more debates has announced it's adding three more following tonight. they include a debate in flint, michigan, on march 6 and two more in the spring. bernie sanders will now get secret service protection. homeland security officials say they have authorize it following an official request from the sanders campaign. it will be an adjust for sanders who keeps a low profile and adjusts his schedule on the fly. senator pat toomey is backing marco rubio in the republican presidential race. he said rubio has the best chance of winning and he also thinks rubio will be a strong candidate in pennsylvania where supporters have voted democrats since 1988. the republican field is schaller this morning. two more candidates have dropped out. former senator rick santorum is announcing he's dropping out and endorsing marco rubio and rand paul has announced he's also dropping out of the white house race. that leaves nine candidates running for the gop president. i'm vai sikahema. i'll have more at the top of the hour. >> nbc 10

meanwhile, the democratic national committee says it's secured sponsors for additional debates during the primary schedule. the next is scheduled for this thursday night at 9 o'clock. msnbc will host that debate. the new hampshire primary is next tuesday. and while hillary clinton campaigns in new hampshire, her husband former president bill clinton will be in columbia. he'll be meeting with democratic leaders at the state house on wednesday and then speaking at a rally at allen university. the rally starts at 6 p-m and doors open at 4. we have a link to rsvp for the rally in this story on wistv-dot-com. that's where you can also find complete decision 2016 coverage. there, you can find an entire section devoted to the race for the white house. tonight, people in lexington will hear from their mayor during his annual "state of the town" address. mayor steve macdougall is expected to talk about everything from recovery efforts after the historic floods...to achievements the town has made. at 6:30 tonight in council chambers on maiden lane. the public is invited to attend. new at noon..

. >>> the democratic national committee vice chair announced she is stepping down to throw her weight behind bernie sanders. she is one of the first 2 female combat veterans to ever serve in congress. she stressed the importance of having a commander in chief who has foresight and exercises good judgment. the dnc chair, florida representative, has accepted her resignation. remember to stay with cbs4 news for continuing coverage for campaign 2016. >>our florida governor will be making his cell phone to stop to focus on job creation. he will be a process map in sunrise. that is a company that helps businesses overcome the complexities of managing their environmental, health and safety information. >>> new this morning, for the first time we're getting a look at the university of virginia arrested in north korea. he faced the media earlier today and confessed to a hostile act. he is accused of trying to steal a banner containing a political slogan from the walls of his hotel in january. he also back to the korean people and the government for his forgiveness. officials say the news confe

. >> the democratic national committee which has been under pressure to sanction more debates has announced it is adding three more following tonight's contest in new hampshire on msnbc. they include a debate in flint, michigan, on march 6th and two others in other cities in the spring. >>> bernie sanders will now get secret service protection on the campaign trail. they have authorized protection following a request. the new security will likely be an adjust for sanders who keeps a low profile while traveling. now to the gop and an announcement from one of pennsylvania's senators. >> toomey is backing marco rubio. he says rubio has the best chance of winning and theys he'll be a strong candidate in pennsylvania where they have backed up democrats since 1978. two more candidates have dropped out. rick santorum is dropping up along with rand paul. >>> eight minutes after 5:00. it's the beginning of february. we're in the 50s right now but with that warm air coming moisture and thick fog start with for much of the area. dryer ar starts to move in. we'll see the wind shift. i am tracking some

one event for the democratic national committee happened at the home of former state controller steve wesley in atherton. this afternoon, mr. obama travels south to l.a. where he will raise more money and then tape an interview with comedian ellen degeneres. >>> the democratic presidential candidates get ready to go head to head tonight in another debate while the republicans battle for votes in south carolina. marlie hall has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: marco rubio rallied early this morning in south carolina. he is trying to rebound from his disappointing fifth place finish in new hampshire as the alternative to donald trump. >> it is my hope if elected president when elected president to try to unite this country as much as possible. >> reporter: jeb bush also attacked the front-runner's rhetoric. >> it's downright divisive, ugly and mean-spirited. >> reporter: polls show trump with a commanding lead in south carolina. >> i have spent less money than anyone else. and i'm number one. >> reporter: but in a state where two-thirds of gop voters describe themselves

what makes either of these democratic candidates and the democratic national committee think they couldo anything different than trump's opponents have been trying and failing at so far? >> well, ashleigh, as we near the end of the early state primary window, this is clearly now donald trump's republican party and they are the victims of their own bear hugging of extremism over the last six years and so what will matter down the home stretch here when each party has the nominee is that our party's nominee has consistently gained the support of the majority of americans because americans don't want to go in the extreme direction that republicans and that donald trump has doubled down on. they don't want to go backwards to the policies of george w. bush, republican economic policies that plunged us into the worst economic crisis since the great depression. the american people want to make sure they have a president who has their back and who is going to stand up and make sure they have an opportunity to reach the middle-class. >> congresswoman, i love you, you are so good at the talking p

on thursday, he is scheduled to attend a fund-raising event held by the democratic national committee following his bay area visit. he will send down to southern california where he will spend the weekend in palm springs where he is hosting a summit with leaders from the association of southeast asian nations. >>> tripole restaurants across the country will open their doors late today. they are closed so that workers can attend a meeting about the chains -- chain's recent food safety scares. the meeting comes after chipotle saw its sales slammed by those food scares including an e. coli outbreak. the company plans to go over its food safety program and talk about paid sick leave for employees to make up for the closure. chipotle is offering a coupon for a free burrito. check out ktvu.com for the details. >>> lady gaga brought on the house with the super bowl national yesterday. big chairs from the crowd as she sang with just a piano is back up. the largest cheers came when they showed servicemen and women on the stage camera. lady gaga's performance was also a big hit for social media

. >> the democratic national committee has reached an agreement to have the party sanction more debates during the presidential primary schedule. it will include a donate new hampshire next week. stay with cbs 4 news and cbm 4 miami with coverage of 2016. >> a student is dead after falling from an apartment building. these are pictures of 20-year- old chance wolf. he fell six stories of tumbling out of a window at an apartment complex. he was take on the the hospital where he fell from his injuries. >> he played hockey. today we lost our brother chance wolf. we play today for him. thoughts and prayers out to the wolf family. >> >> wolf's father gave us this statement. chance was a great kid and a friends enjoying college live. journalism degree. we will miss him dearly. >>> police say a man was found avenue. investigators tell us no foul play is expected. there's no word on who the fan is or how he did. >> change in the re-elects. it is launched it first home broad bond internet service. i communist. it will allow them to order home services flu. the company says the think service is a

>> i agree with howard dean, the chairman of the former democratic national committee. he said bernie sanders is against packs, but he has packs of his own, it's called unions. unions are the democrat's packs. they aren't called packs, but they are. bernie sanders will have lots of union packs on his side. >> i have to write down the date and time, because i don't think that i ever heard john fund say i'm going to agree with john dean, the farmer chairman of the dnc. >> i admired his race. >> my guests, great to have you all, and i'm ray suarez, join us again tomorrow. good night. >> this is aljazeera america, live from new york city. i'm david schuster. just ahead, the u.s. justice department has now filed a federal lawsuit against the city of ferguson, missouri, and it comes after failed negotiations with the police department. congress testimony today in the flint, michigan water crisis, a no-show on capitol hill. and his refusing

. >>> also the democratic national committee vice chair and now she is stepping down from her post to throw her weight behind bernie sanders. the hawaii representative, gabbard, is one of the first female combat, but-i been combat veterans to serve in congress pay she stressed the importance of having a commander-in-chief who debbie wasserman schultz resignation. >>> on the eve of early voting in miami-dade county, marco rubio opened his miami headquarters. this is his first campaign office in the state located at 7575 west flagler st. along with some south florida congressional supporters who are there. speaking on his virginia today. >> i want this to be your second home. you can sleep at home. that's okay. when you get up in the morning, come here and work the phones, work the precinct. you will have friends say, please give me a bumper sticker. he will tell them were to come to get a bumper sticker. he will give them a yard sign. we want to south florida to be marco rubio country. >> rubio is expected to spend super tuesday here in miami. trump is expected to spend super tuesday a

so this debate could be very defining and kicks off tonight at 9 and it debates by the democratic national committee. we will have all your coverage for now live in durham new hampshire louisa moller wbz news. >> thanks. >>> turning to the republicans donald trump took a break from the town halls to address a manchester new hampshire police at the roll call. >> if you've done a job like no other. you are not recognized properly and you will be recognized properly if i win. >> marco rubio held four town halls today at an appearance in portsmith and tried to woo rand share common ground. paul dropped out yesterday but hasn't endorsed anyone. ted cruz opened up about his family's fight with addiction story live tonight. >> reporter: this is an addiction policy forum and chance for him to show his personal side. fitting it took place inside the baptist church because he spoke about how church and turn his life around. >> my father was drunk. >> reporter: -- was drunk. >> reporter: the crowd quiet he's described his father's journey to sobriety. >> my father had not what drink in 40 years. >> reporter: t

a prominent congresswoman quits a top post at the democratic national committee to back bernie sanders. why now? after a big clinton landslide. and are democrats struggling with a split within their own party? >>> and un-convincing. american college student begs the north korean regime for forgiveness, confessing to taking down a political banner. has north korea turned him into a pawn in high stakes powerplay with the united states? i am wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> it is the final chance for candidates to drum up support, turn out the vote, sway the voters before super tuesday. polls start opening hours from now. a dozen states are holding contests. hundreds of delegates are up for grabs. our new poll shows that donald trump and hillary clinton are expected to be the nominations. trump's huge lead, growing momentum sparking alarm within the gop establishment and rival campaigns. we are seeing extraordinary clashes among candidates as marco rubio and ted cruz step up their attacks on the frontrunner. emotions are running high out there on the campaign trail, espec

state republican party, matt moore...as well as don fowler, the former chairman of the democratic national committee. in a skype interview....moore says they are looking forward to this important weekend. 3 "we've had a statewide primary years that has very much determined the future of our party. we believe our party is the party that can reverse the policies from the last seven years and get the country working and back on track again. so we're all excited. the state chairman and the national committee members in rock hill are e also automatic delegates, but we are bound to the winners of the primary, just like all of the other delegates in south carolina. we are a party that believes in the power of the voters to make that choice and not in the power of super delegates."3 fowler says the democrats have had super delegates since the 1980s after years of being divided amongst the party. 3 "the notion of super delegates came up specifically in light of what we went through in the 60 so thatatf we as a party every got so unorornized, faction ridden or disagreeable, that there would be some adults the

the democratic national committee agreed to sponsor four more dedebates, including tonig. the clinton/sanders debate is at 6:00 on msnbc. you are watch on your mobile devices in case you're not home yet. laura? >> thank you so much. >>> the war of words the republican side remains as intense as ever. >> you know these politicians are brutal. they're brutal. they are brutal. they are a bunch of dishonest. >> leading republican donald trump is up by double digits in new hampshire. he claims he could have won iowa, if ted cruz hadn't sent out questionable mailers and rumors that ben carson was dropping out. cruz says trump is just throwing another temper tantrum. in the meantime, rick santorum dropped out of the race yesterday and endorsed marco rubio. >>> crickets this morning. no talking from a man once called the most hated in the world. >> scott mcgrew, martin shkreli. silent. >> he is called to testify before congress. here's video of the former hedge fund manager leaving court in brooklyn yesterday. this is one of the videos that i could ask what is different about this

>>the democratic national committee took a job of its own. they said if anyone is wetting their pants as rubio suggested today it is the republican establishment. >>> new information revealing what may have set off yesterday's shooting -- rampage in kansas. a gunman killed three people and wounded 14 before being killed by police. cedric ford was served with a protective order at his job at excel industries thursdays, 90 minutes later he left work and then shot to drivers and then went back to that plant where he shot 15 people before the down. >>this man was not going to stop shooting. the only reason he stop shooting was because that officer stopped her -- him. >>rather than waiting on backup he went right in and did a heroic duty and service. >>ford had an assault rifle and a handgun. a kansas woman will be charged for giving ford those weapons because she knew he was a convicted felon. >>> on our health watch, the cdc says nine pregnant women from the us tested positive for the zika virus. after traveling to affected areas. newlyweds sama

so the debate kicks off at 9 tonight and it's one of four recently add debates from the democratic national committee. for now live in durham now ham sure louisa moller. >> stay with wbz for continuing coverage of the primary and tonight on wbz news at 11, get an exclusive first look at what shows. >> we are ideas away from the super bowl 50 and that he excitement. we want to go live to steve burton live in san francisco in super bowl city and what is all that behind you? >> absolutely. what's going on here, cbs sports put down a turf field and they are doing a lombard there's also a zip line where fans can come down from all over coming in and trying to get rub elbows with the athletes around town and a lot of the athletes are come down. it's a fun place to be. now the other thing i want to point out is security wise. here's the deal. they are checking for fake merchandise. this week alone 470,000 dollars was seized in fake merchandise and they are on the lookout for that. take a look. >> i walk in here and i run into my man bruce from boston and we played in the shriner's game together. >> reporter

he is scheduled to attend a fund-raising event by the democratic national committee.hen he will head south to los angeles and palm springs details are forthcoming. >>> a little game is happening today. did you hear about that? >> i think it was a hockey game. >> we have been so excited about this. it could not be better as far as the weather. kind of typical february -- where we do have a very chilly start. and then a very mild finish. we all do know that we need the long-range forecast -- it suggests we will see rain on valentines day. this year is indicative of an offshore flow. north shore wind at 8 miles per hour. taking a birds eye view tour the golden gate bridge, these numbers are out there. fifty-four in livermore. here is what you need to know for the super bowl sunday. blue skies. not as chilly this morning. sunny skies and near record warm. this is the futurecast. this is how you can plan the day. at the coast, talking about temperatures in the low 60s. still well above average. here is your kick off at 3:00 in the afternoon. nothing but clear skies across

. >>> the democratic national committee said it reached an agreement have a party. section more debates during the this will include a debate in new hampshire this thursday at 9 pm.>>> our coverage of over. we will take you back to iowa means with all the different candidates that is coming up on the on the cbs4 news at 6 pm. and stay with cbs4 news and cbs miami.com for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. now through election day. >>> a fatal crash tied up traffic this afternoon. a semitruck collided with a car at lejeune road and e. 5th st. one person was killed and two other others were injured. the cause of the crash is under investigation. to make a global emergency has been declared over the zika >>> cars pile up on the highway creating a frantic scene caught on camera at 5:30 pm. >>> we are counting down to the super bowl and taking it to the bay area for the look at the fun and how the face of the football fan is changing. to make it a hotel shaped like a guitar be coming to hollywood? >>> a nice weekend but the humidity has returned with showers. look at

candidates and then on thursday he's scheduled to attend a fund raising event held by the democratic national committeellowing his visit, the president will then head to southern california. he'll spend the weekend in palm springs where he's hosting a summit with leaders from the association of southeastern asian nations. >>> it's 4:17. we want to check in with sal. we have sal back all morning. was a busy week for you at super bowl city. >> it sure was. but it's nice to be here. we had our fun, but now it's time to get down to business. >> yes, exactly. party is over. >> fortunately we don't have a lot going on. though i think the commute pattern maybe altered. south in san francisco closed at washington, and they'll open as soon as they can. they didn't say it would open today. they said it would open friday. i have a feeling if they get done early they'll go ahead and open up the road, but we'll see. let's take a look at the bay bridge, or east shore freeway westbound. traffic here is moving along pretty well. you can see bay bridge toll plaza delay isn't a big one. no major problems getting into sa

the republican national committee, the democratic national committee have a lot to say about it. there are 50 state republican committees, 50 state democratic committees and just for good measure 50 state legislatures. will they all agree, no. what is the probability they would all fail? the system is more rational, we are going to do that, not going to happen and they all have a piece of this. they all have a piece of this so that is the fundamental problem. that is why in 2016 as we begin this nomination race you will see a race that is as complex and differentiated as the united states of america itself. thank you and i will take some questions. [applause] >> a little more about what happened in 1972, a 58-72. was the earlier system one in which the allied for college delegates were not bound to follow the role of the primaries in the states and now they are? >> the biggest change between 68 and 72 was first of all increased the number of primaries but the rules said that the primary, the delegates had to be bound by the outcome of the primaries so george mcgovern won 50% of th

>>the democratic national committee took a job of its own. they said if anyone is wetting their pants as rubio suggested today it is the republican establishment. >>> new information revealing what may have set off yesterday's shooting -- rampage in kansas. a gunman killed three people and wounded 14 before being killed by police. cedric ford was served with a protective order at his job at excel industries thursdays, 90 minutes later he left work and then shot to drivers and then went back to that plant where he shot 15 people before the town's police chief gunned him down. >>this man was not going to stop shooting. officer stopped her -- him. >>rather than waiting on backup he went right in and did a heroic duty and service. >>ford had an assault rifle and a handgun. a kansas woman will be charged for giving ford those weapons because she knew he was a convicted felon. >>> on our health watch, the cdc says nine pregnant women from the us tested positive for the zika virus. after traveling to affected areas. newlyweds samantha and omar spent

the democratic national committee announced today that it was sanctioning that debate, clinton and sanders will also debate on march sixth in flint, michigan. the dates and locations for the haven' t been set yet. republican presidential candidate marco rubio noted the record voter turnout in iowa and the high ratings for debates tonight at a town hall meeting in dover. >> but why are people turning out and tuning in? and the answer is because you know, you know this is not a this is not a regular election year. this is not a choice between rpeublicans and democrats. this election is a referendum on our identity. the question before us is what kind of country is america going to be in the 21' st century. tom: rubio has town hall meetings set for portsmouth, manchester, and salem for tomorrow. tonight at a town hall meeting in derry, ohio governor john kasich explained the steps he' s taken in his state to fight the opioid addiction crisis. >> the other thing we do is we rehab you if you are addicted. re actually in the prisons with our rehabilitation in the prisons, treating the person who

the democratic national committee announced today the debate will air on c-n-n. flint was thrown into the national spotlight after it was discovered the city's water supply has been contaminated with lead for months. sanders and clinton have both addressed the issue on the campaign trial. sanders has called for the resignation of michigan governor rick synder, a republican. ignored -- in part -- because the city is poor and its residents largely black. the march 6th debate will take place two days before the michigan and mississippi primaries... it's part of a broader deal reached by clinton and sanders to add more d-n-c- sanctioned presidential primary debates to the schedule. hillary clinton/ d presidential candidate "this is not merely unacceptable or wrong, though it is both. what happened in flint is immoral. the children of flint are just as precious as the children of any other part of america. they are just as deserving of good healthcare, good education, and of bright futures." hillary clinton spoke in flint today... at a community meeting.. she said she'

>> reporter: there's no question that the democratic national committee billed this as one of mr. obama's last visits here in his presidency. the streets here are easy to block off. but that was not the case at his first stop in palo alto. it was supposed to be a secret. but word spread quickly. what is it like having the president in your neighborhood? >> it feels good, because it's a lot of protection. >> reporter: school is out already for a long president's day weekend. a group of friends made t-shirts, each one with a letter of the president's name. the motorcade passed just 12 feet away. did he see you? >> yes, according to what my mom said. >> reporter: did he wave back? >> i think so. >> reporter: amy is founder and ceo of integrated archives systems. plant is a communications executive. their neighbor, who says she's a republican, saw guests filing into the fund-raiser for the campaigns. >> all women coming in. >> reporter: what does that tell you? >> i don't know. must be a female -- i don't know what it is. but it was women. i was surprised. >> reporter: we have no reco

the republican national committee and the democratic national committee have a lot to say about this. there are 50 state republican committees, 50 state democratic committees and for good measure, 50 state legislators. were they all agreed? no. what is the probability they would all say the system is more rational. we are going to do that? not going to happen. they all have a piece of the puzzle and they go back to the fun mental problem. that is why in 2016 as a beacon of this nomination, you will see a raise that is as complex and differentiated as the united states of america felt a thank you cannot take some questions. hot lack [applause] [inaudible] -- was the earlier system one in which delicate were not around to follow the will of the primaries in the states and now they are? >> that is the biggest change. yeah, the biggest change between 68 and 72 was first of all an increase in the number of primaries. the rules said the primaries that the delegates had to be bound by the outcome of the primary. so if george mcgovern won 50% of the delegate than 50% popular vote, it is that

the democratic national committee designated 43 total delegates for the state's democratic caucus this year. of those... 35 are normal delegates. the remaining 8 are super delegates. those are current or former party leaders or elected officials who will cast an individual vote at july's democratic convention. meaning.. their votes.. are up to them. (( chris wicker/super delegate :the dnc calls them unpledged delegates but i guess super delegate has more flash . i kinda like it ha ha ha.")) ((kirsten joyce)) chris wicker is a super delegate in washoe county. super delegates can pledge their votes ahead of time.. so far, 3 of our 8 have pledged to support hillary clinton. 1 super delegate supports bernie sanders. the other 4 are up for grabs. ((kirsten joyce)) tomorrow's caucus starts at 11-am. to find your assigned precinct... visit las vegas now dot com and guide. it has everything you need to know./// ((brian loftus)) > registered republicans can choose who they want for president on tuesday night... for the republican caucus. it runs from five to nine o'clock... and voters decide wh

. >> reporter: behind the scenes clinton allies in the democratic national committee are also working through various strategies to run against trump but not all establishment democrats are coa less-- coa gab bard endorsed sanders. >> thank you. more than 1500 delegates in all are up for grabs in supertuesday in the dozen states. for more we've joined by director of elections anthony salvanto. we just horde about the democrats. it was just a month ago hillary clinton barely won in iowa. it was two and a half weeks ago she was soundly defeated in new hampshire. what has changed. >> the ground has now shifted to very friendly territory for her, jeff. these states have high concentrations of african-american voters, they make up the majority of voters in most of these southern states and they are solidly behind her. >> glor: that said you are still seeing some issues. >> yeah, she still trails bernie sanders on items like being principled to honest and trust worthy, things her campaign win or lose on supertuesday need to shore up in the long-term. >> glor: there was so much talk about ma

. >>> meanwhile, in addition to tonight's democratic debate here on msnbc, the democratic national committeethree more. "the washington post" reports the first will be in michigan in march. then pennsylvania in april. and in california in may. clearly anticipating a long primary process. >>> jeb bush continues to have trouble gaining traction even among his own supporters. >> i think the next president needs to be a lot quieter but send a signal that we're prepared to act in the national security interests of this country to get back in the business of creating a more peace. world. please clap. >> at least he has a sense of humor about the whole thing. to add insult to injury, the lights turned out. he joked that he was showing leadership. oh, no. that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." let's bring in political analyst and best selling author, ellis henican. >> please applaud. if you want people to clap for you, sometimes you have to ask. >> he has a good nature about it. >> yes. >> ellis, what is happening in new hampshire? is it going to be completely different from iowa? does io

in a statement, the democratic national committee snickered, "if anyone is wetting their pants, as rubio suggested today, it's the republican establishment." released this picture of a seal overcome by laughter. this was sanders in minnesota. >> there are some people out there, people like trump and others, who want to divide us up. they think they can get votes by making bigoted and racist remarks about latinos, or telling us that we're supposed to hate muslims. >> reporter: but democrats admit trump would be an new jersey senator cory booker. how do you go up against a candidate like trump? back twice as hard. >> this will be a choice for us as american people. do we want someone smb who dwiedz or someone who unites. >> reporter: but as a clinton supporter, he knows if she and trump are the nominees it will not be pleasant. he will go after her constantly, scott, over benghazi and her e-mails, another 1500 pages of her e-mails are coming out this evening. >> pelley: nancy cordes for us tonight. nance, thank you. in another important story we off the gunman who shot up that factory in k