democrats. we kept on hearing democrats, democrats, democrats. wondering if she was drawing the distinction because bernie sanders is not a registered democratic. why is the cbc drawing that distinction? >> i think that's one point. i think david pointed out in the last segment, look, bernie sanders has been an independent, and has always been an independent. that helped him in new hampshire where a large number of independents were able to participate in the primary a couple of days ago. and now you're moving into states where democrats are the only ones who will be able to participate. i think what you heard congressman meeks sort of pointing out is that now it's going to sort of be in the party, in the family conversation. but j john, i think i want to go back to a larger point i think they're making as well. many of these members have worked with her as first lady, as senator, as secretary of state, and it isn't lost on folks who have followed many of their careers that these are all about relationships and that's the other point i think that

democratic caucus. >>reporter: she savored her victory over bernie sanders. >>woman: i'm so thrilled and grateful to all my supporters >>reporter: entrance polls supported some concerns with women voters who were young preferring bernie sanders. democrats democrats can have hundreds of caucus sites including las vegas casinos. for some voters it comes down to electability in november. >>woman: she's been pursuing >>anchor: this is the 1st primary contest in the west. 35 delegates were up for grabs. team clinton turns his attention to ohio next. a brand-new campaign office opened in loch lomond today. >>woman: at this point there's a lot of excitement in what i'm hearing right now is that the people i know are going for because she is the person that could actually get things done in washington. >>anchor: ohio's primary will a judge sets bond at $2 million for a kidnapping. a man called clark hilton forced the woman at gunpoint and tied her up. he's accused of beating her with the gun and her fists. according to court documents darius powell held a a food bar and a cash america pawn.police face multiple charges. the special olympics regional basketball tournament began today. >>reporter: for the 1st time in regional play all the teams are playing

and this is a democratic talking point. in that democratsood on immigration, and republicans are bad. i don't think we're going to be able to win enough latino votes to win battleground states. but i think at this point, if the candidate is marco rubio, i think latino voters will seriously consider him, and all of the polls show that he beats hillary clinton. >> i want to thank my guest s. join us tomorrow when we look at the latino state of the union in 2016, nevada, texas, florida are coming up in the next few weeks. how will latino primary voters see their own prospects. join us for the next "inside story." good night. ♪ [ explosion ] >>> the u.s. and russia says a saturday deadline for a cessation of hostilities in syria >>> hello, i'm martine dennis, you're on al jazeera, live from doha. desperate scenes at the creek macedonian border as afghans demand a way through to northern europe >>> a health crisis looms as fiji cleans up

and this is a democratic talking point. in that democratsood on immigration, and republicans are bad. i don't think we're going to be able to win enough latino votes to win battleground states. but i think at this point, if the candidate is marco rubio, i think latino voters will seriously consider him, and all of the polls show that he beats hillary clinton. >> i want to thank my guest s. join us tomorrow when we look at the latino state of the union in 2016, nevada, texas, florida are coming up in the next few weeks. how will latino primary voters see their own prospects. join us for the next "inside story." good night. ♪ >>> russia and the u.s. have agreed to a pause in the fighting in syria while government troops advance towards i.s.i.l.'s strong holds in idlib >>> hello there. i'm peter dobbie. you're watching al jazeera from our headquarters here in doha. a standoff continues between students and police at a university in india. two of the students say they're ready to surrender if their safety is assured

she's a democrat but democrats can vote in the south carolina primary. monique. >> mr. trump, my husband and i, we are democrats. we are also successful food entrepreneurs. a lot of the principles we use are directly from your teachings, the books we've read. so in the current administration, african-americans have felt as though they can do anything, be anything. if you're elected, how will you relate to the african-american community minority business owners, small businesses, do you have a plan? >> yes, i do indeed. so i have to say we have right now an african-american president. if you look at unemployment with african-american youth, monique, it's 58%, 59%, probably even higher than that. if you take african-americans who i have friends that are having a hard time getting a job in prime age, 30, 40, 45, even 50, their numbers are not

democrat? what's a democrat? >> chris, i'm a democrat. i don't know -- are you a democrat? >> go ahead. >> bernie sanders is a democrat. >> he is? he always ran as socialist. >> he is caucus with democrats since he is first at -- >> what do you mean -- he puts his name on the ballot as socialist. >> no, he doesn't. . there is no box he checked as socialist. bernie sanders is self-described democratic socialist. >> you can say whatever you want. did he ever run on the democratic -- >> he has been lock and step with the democrats. democrats in vermont have -- >> has he ever ran on the democratic line? >> he is from vermont and there is no party registration. he is running now as democratic nomination. >> he is a democratic as now? >> he is a democratic yes. >> i raise it this way because your guy attacked hillary for saying she is a moderate on some occasions and progressive as others. he spent decades advertising himself as socialist and now is run as democrat. >> can i respond to that? >> sure. >> he hasn't changed his label. he is a democratic socialist, very different from

and this is a democratic talking point. in that democratsood on immigration, and republicans are bad. i don't think we're going to be able to win enough latino votes to win battleground states. but i think at this point, if the candidate is marco rubio, i think latino voters will seriously consider him, and all of the polls show that he beats hillary clinton. >> i want to thank my guests. join us tomorrow when we look at the latino state of the union in 2016, nevada, texas, florida are coming up in the next few weeks. how will latino primary voters see their own prospects. join us for the next "inside story." i'm ray suarez. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm tony harris. temporary truce, the u.s. and russia agree to a cessation of hostilities in sir ja, except for isil targets. >>> six counts of murder, the suspected kalamazoo gunman makes his first court appearance. >>> and keeping it curlily, why that is a problem for some black women

that is the job of the democrats. >> i think new hampshire democrats -- [applause] >> the rest of the democratic to learn. >> democrats -- [applause] win when thes voter turnout is low. our job is to make that voter turnout skyhigh. the people of new hampshire want the opportunity to help build the coalition we haven't seen in a generation. you can come together, democrats, independents, and even republicans to stand up and say, "we are one nation, we are one people, and our time has come." ♪ [applause] >> please welcome former party chair ambassador george bruno, and share net helms. >> wow. hello america. life in new hampshire, it is the 2016 new hampshire democratic party animal dinner, starring over 6000 activists, democrats from all over new hampshire. plus -- [applause] us here tonight. [applause] our governor and candidate for the united states senate. our former governor and senior u.s. senator jeanne shaheen. [applause] second district congresswoman, and ann mclane kuster. [applause] >> dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. [applause] governor john lynch. [applause] delegation of diplomat

to put another justice forth with regardless of whether we have a democratic or republican president, having another democratic democratic justice in the supreme court can be really influential when we are deciding on different policies it's important. >> we do expect that both presidential candidates hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders will address the passing of antony scalia again. we will have complete coverage reporting downtown denver now. >>> chief justice john roberts released a statement saying quote is pass his passing is a great loss to the country, to the court and to the country he so loyally served. we extend our deepest condolences to his wife and his family. in that the presidential election making its way to the mile high city. hillary clinton and bernie sanders spending time in denver hoping to win over voters. senator bernie sanders is open to capitalize on his decisive victory in the new hampshire primary will hillary clinton strives for more support. the two candidates stopped by colorado to share the message. >>> the chretien getter is live in aurora at the firing line with both sides of the

nation's next democratic democratic presidential contest, bernie sanders and hillary clinton - had another high stakes debate. nevada and south carolina are up next but last night, the democrats faced off in wisconsin. fresh off her devastating defeat in new made the case be the heir to accused sanders of diminishing the president's record and leadership. presidential candidate: " the kind of criticism that we've heard from sen. sanders i expect from someone running succeed president bernie sanders (d) presidential "madam secretary that is a low blow." clinton and sanders are both trying to attract minority voters. white in iowa and new hampshire, carolina, more democratic vote could come from african americans. side, donald trump bursting with confidence republican primary in south carolina. the gop frontrunner isn't even in the state. he has been holding events in louisiana and florida. jenna: donald trump is threatening to sue senator ted cruz for quote -- "not being a natural born citizen." in a tweet, he wrote: "if ted cruz doesn't clean up his act, stop cheating and doing negative ads, i have standing to sue him for not being a natural born citizen." trump has previousl

democrats. she registers as democrat. she put on her blue democratic shirt. nto caucus with the other party, nobody is the wiseer. okay. so wendy voted. that's tomorrow. that's the november democratic caucus tomorrow. now, scene change. there we go, whohoo, well done, my people. it's now, tuesday. tuesday february 23rd. you are looking now at a republican caucus site if nevada. note all of the changes, new sign, new sweater, also grasses, very nice republican voting rolls in nevada closed more than a week ago. so you can't show up and register same day like you could as a democrat. only those registered as a republican can caucus with the republicans at this republican caucus. so you see, some of these previously registered nevadaens are here, these folks in the red shirts, they sign in, they're registered republicans. they have been registered since before february 13th. they head into their caucus. hey, look, there is sneaky wendy, as i said, she's a registered republican. while she just registers as a democrat three days ago, you know what, she's still on t

bernie sanders is in lot of ways not that much different from mainstream democrat but has the sort of the appeal of a not democrat democrat you can still support president obama but not have to put one for democrat. donald trump is not a republican republican. lot of american they want change from president obama but don't want to endorse things like the iraq war, donald trump offers an option. >> dickerson: naps trump does well here is that it, of to the races, it's done you? mentioned once he he gets further how much of a big thing would it be if he won? >> so much depends on how rapidly the rest of the field winnows as region as you have say kick, rubio, bush, competing, continuing to go on the more difficult it becomes for anybody to stop him. but i was talking to terry sullivan who is rubio's campaign manager in the spin room last night, they view, this is a delegate battle as he talked to you in the interview this morning. also basically a matter of survival. that you just keep going and keep going and eventually others will fall away that when you get into the later stages of this campaign when it is winner take al

democrats democrat for the edelegates they received. that's 11100 per delegate vote. now. here's a look the democrat total delegate count. commanding lead. the former secretary of state has more than 500 delegates. vermont senator bernie sanders has . >> taking a look at republican delegate count, trump has 81 delegates. right now rubio and cruz each have 17. but 11 states will hand out 595 delegates next tuesday, march 1st. >>> cbs 2 news learning new details in the case of a you rerember fore special agenenin iowa saying he was fired out of revenge. today the supreme court of the state dismissed his wrongful term nation lawsuit. fired when he complained that a trooper driving governor branstad was caught speeding in 20-13 and never ticketed. speeding in 2013 and never ticketed. the truck was clocked going nearly 90 miles per hour on highway 20. the highway department of public safety denies the retaliation saying he was insubordinate. >>> cbs 2 news report ste if fi lee is here to report what that is. >> the institute of hydraulic research keeps sen source measuring water quality across the state. you can learn what's

democrats who made the same thing difficult.>> the precedent as they are, the democrats have set the precedent by chuck schumer saying that when george w. bush was president that in his last not have any appointments. that precedent was set by the democrats. >> democrats criticize the idea thing the president is within his rights to nominate a replacement. if the senate refuses to consider the nomination they are abdicating their constitutional responsibility. >>> a sister station wsyx tv in columbus ohio was predicting a town hall and millennials and politics of the one-hour town hall are looking into the biggest and most important challenges facing today's generation of young americans. the questions surround which presidential candidate can best solve the challenges young people face today. the town hall will air tomorrow, tuesday, february 16 6 pm to 7 pm and this one-hour roundtable will stream live online 6 pm to 7 pm and this one-hour roundtable will stream ve online@siouxlandndns.com weird >>> totoght cms or cbs12 air before tonight's star-studded event reporter michelle wright caught up with the country music star back on the road after brief retirement. >> reporter: will comemeloud, is goininto be great.>> after hanging up his

. >> in a general election loudoun is where democrats democrats and republicans will fight tooth and nail. >> reporter: on the democratic side, polls show hillary clinton nearly doubling bernie sanders support across virginia but the numbers should be tighter here in loudoun county. on monday night hillary clinton will be campaigning in northern virginia, possibly here in loudoun county as they hope to be a big super tuesday win. garrett haake, wusa 9 news. >>> before super tuesday there is south carolina and tomorrow that is where hillary clinton is hoping to expand her winning streak over bernie sanders with a win in the democratic primary there. both have been state. bernie sanders wrapped up his appearances in minnesota tonight. hillary clinton spoke at a fish fry in orangeburg, south carolina. stay with wusa 9 news for the latest developments. download our wusa 9 app for updates whenever and wherever you need them. >>> in d.c. people have been able to possess small amounts of marijuana, how much has changed? that story is coming up. >> picture this, the ceo of instagram had a big meeting today with the pope. see ho

democrats in ohio, michigan, pennsylvania. obviously in my home state of florida and north carolina, in key states around the country where in the past we haven't done as well. that's why the democrats don't want to run against me. that's why hillary clinton and the democratsattack me more than they attack any other republican. i can't wait to run against them though. >> all right. it was reported yesterday in the "new york times," governor christie denied it to me said it was bologna that the two campaigns, his campaign senator and governor bush's campaign are are sort of talking behind the back, basically joined together at putting a target on your back. do you believe those two campaigns are talking to each other and pointing all their attention at you? >> well, i don't know./x and it wouldn't matter anyways. ultimately this campaign is not about attacking each other and tearing each other up. you know, we have differences of opinion. we can discuss those differences. but these sort of personal and petty attacks is not what this primary should be about. it should be about finding the right candidate, which i i believe i am. unifying this movement and ultimately growing it so we can win this election. we cannot wake up to the news that a socialist like b

the south carolina democrat -- democratic primaries will take place . clinton has a good lead in that state. voters in 13 states will head to the polls next tuesday will head to the polls next tuesday, march 1. for continuing coverage of campaign 2016 stay with cbs4 news stay with cbs4 news@cbsmiami.com. >>we're keeping our eye on the storm. at least 3 people are dead. this is video from pensacola where you can see the severe storms brought drenching downpours and whipping winds. it has been performed that are tornado hit that area -- confirmed that a tornado hit that weather outbreak is shifting east. we have the latest. >> even into the overnight hours, storms showed little mercy on the gulf state. in pensacola florida, a reporter tornado tossed around cars and damaged most of the neighborhood. kelly williamson admits she barely survived. >>we are okay. that's all that matters. >> in many areas daylight will reveal the true extent of the damage. with power knocked out people used flashlights to sift through degrees. the storm gained strength all day t

>> from democrat to republican >> we are switching too >> from what? >> from democrat >> to change affiliation from democrat to republican. >> democrat to republican. >> more than 750 than 750 hernando county democrats, 15 lifelong that i spoke to today have switched their registration from democrat to republican. that is outpacing outpacing switches to democrat in hernando by more than double. and those numbers are just since the first of year. the reason most voters gave ... >> donald trump >> i really like trump >> i like what he says. we need some honesty. >> i found one independent switching his registration from >> republican to democrat >> all the negatives and bad words and the blaming i'm not there , they have gone too far for me. >> but the vast majority, even even if they will not supporting trump motivated to vote in the republican side on march 15. so it is a movement. hundreds of people filling out this form and switching their party affiliation in hernando county. i'm gonna tell you about a bigger movement that spans tampa bay and the entire state of florida. i'm working on that story coming

democratic party. under the republican, but democratic party rules you can register as a democrat on caucus day and then proceed into the precinct caucus location and particiapte as a fully registered democrat pam dupre from the washoe county democratic party says the democrats also offer a fast track system-- where if you register before the caucus, you will receive a code that will get you into the event faster. if you don't feel comfortable registering to vote online, you can do it at party headquarters, or go to the washoe county registrar of voters. for more information on the nevada caucuses go to kolo tv dot com. sad news to report this morning. one man has died after crashing into a light pole on i-580, near north mccarran boulevard. the crash happened at about 2:15 yesterday afternoon. the nevada highway patrol spokespeson-- duncan dauber, says the man lost control of his silver honda civic and hit a light pole before stopping in a ravine on the side of the road. n-h-p is investigating the crash, and has not released the name of the washoe county school district saw a successful year in 2015 --

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even democratic democrat crates wonder if the white house response is adequate. p.m. obama is staying the course with targeted air strikes and continued support for local forces fighting i.s.i.l. on the ground. for more on the administration's approach, our national security correspondent joins us. beginning with the president plan, coalition air power, a small number of operations forces and help for local forces. give us a report card on the fight against i.s.i.l. in 2015. how would you grade it and why? >> i guess if i was giving a grade it would be for satisfaction, a c minus, d plus, for effectiveness, maybe a higher grade, a b plus. it's not perfect. i say that because this is a very unsatisfying strategy. i don't know how many times i saw members of congress go up to the hill and urge a very frustrated members of congress to be patient, that the strategy is going to work in the end. i have to say that a year into this now, it is just beginning to get the sense it maybe we're turning the corner, maybe the strategy of squeezing i.s.i.l. on the ground gradually de

democrats are going after him. 7 news covering both parties and we begin with the democrats who are both focusing on massachusetts today. dan hausle live in about boston with much more on that . >> reporter: massachusetts isn't one of the biggest prizes but big enough for both democrat democratic canned its to come here to the bay state with just hours to go before the polls open. senator bernie sanders warming up for his massachusetts minnesota. sanders may need to catch hillary clinton in states like massachusetts but he is talking >>> we will defeat mr. trump because the american people understand and always have that love trumps hatred . >> anchor: hilary clinton also focused on the republicans as she campaigned from springfield to the old south meeting house in boston. >>> you listen to republicans vying for the nomination, every single one of them want to send us backwards, rip away the progress we've made. are we going to let them do that that? >>> no! >> reporter: when she move from the overflow crowd outside to supporters inside she did take a few shots at sanders, her primary opponent tomorrow . >>> one of my big differences with my opponent he voted against brady bill five times, voted for some really unfortunate legislation like giving immuny to the gun

democratic democratic challenger in virginia. a new poll from monmouth university - which was released last thursday ahead of the south carolina primary gives her a commanding lead over then-senator barack obama by nearly 30 points. clinton is leading among both white and black voters. at today's event, she's hoping to take her message to the voters. her campaign says she'll explain why she's the best candidate to represent the democratic party in november by speaking on issues like jobs, college affordability, and criminal justice reform. clinton's event starts at eight and is free to anyone who wants to go. since last week, every major candidate in both parties with the exception of ohio governor john kasich has crossed this state, hitting every part of it. we'll by watching both primaries very closely tomorrow and we'll keep you posted with the full live in norfolk, rico bush, 10 on your side. virginia senator tim kaine stumped for clinton ahead of super tuesday. he worked the phones at an event in hampton yesterday with fellow clinton supporter, congressman bobby scott. senator kaine says virginia is becoming one of the most critical battleground states in the election. republican presidential hopeful marco rubio, was in virginia beach sunday - telling voters why he is the best candidate in the race. rubio started his speech attacking g- o-p front-runner donald trump. then he highlighted his message of increased fu

democrats. a gop candidate needs just over 12- the nomination. the democratic candidate needs almost 2400. donald trump leads republicans with 82 delegates. hillary clinton leads over senator bernie sanders with 544. 10 on your side is digging into what's being done to combat crime around the campus of old dominion university. many we talked to say - the off-campus housing areas are dangerous. last fall - they proved deadly. a hampton university student and a navy sailor were killed in off-campus shootings. after that, city leaders and school officials promised to team up - to fight the crime. norf pd officer carrington 7:13 we have safety issues that come a neighborhood. odu police officer 19:21 we're trying to gain trust within the neighborhood, within students, and their parents. so that they know what's going on. tune in tonight at six for our special report. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc will evaluate what's really been done - how well it's really working. this morning we have new information following a brawl involving the k-k-k. find out why police say they released klan members

democrats. democrats would not really paid attention to what was going on. in iowa, the very first contest, and everybody knows iowa can reshape everything. we certainly know what happened four years ago when howard dean was the overwhelming front-runner among national democratsntil he lost in iowa and suddenly john kerry came over. there wasn't any shock at the fact that hillary clinton wasn't leading in iowa. detrimente a serious to her bid for the nomination. yet, everybody, and by everybody i mean all of the major media organizations, retreated to the expected race between hillary clinton and giuliani. that is the first thing. we were not even measuring the right voters. let me just say another thing. many in the national media should really be ashamed. there were several media polls who did do polling in new hampshire and remained until the end. that is, until election. they got burned. gallup said they were 2% undecided and hillary and barack obama had a nine point lead. how did that work out? after the election, gallup found out, sure enough, there were somewhere around 25% of the voters who made up their minds in just the last couple of days. you see a lot of undecideds could that is what the exit polls showed, too. by the way, the unh survey center a

democratic party chair dr. andy mcuire to explain how the iowa caucuses work for the democrats. reporter sabrina ahmed sits down with iowa democratic party chair dr. andy mcuire to explain how the iowa caucuses work for the democrats.reporter sabrina ahmed sits down with iowa democratic party chair dr. andy mcuire to explain how the iowa caucuses work for the democrats.reporter sabrina ahmed sits down with iowa democratic party chair dr. andy mcuire to explain how the iowa caucuses work for the democrats.reporter sabrina ahmed sits down with iowa democratic party chair dr. andy mcuire to explain how the iowa caucuses work for the democrats.reporter sabrina ahmed sits democratic party chair dr. andy mcuire to explain how the iowa simpler. there's no "viability threshold." iowa's republican party chair shows us how it works for their side. sabrina ahmed sits down with iowa gop part chair jeff kaufmann to discuss how the caucuses work for the republicans. sabrina ahmed sits down with iowa gop part chair jeff kaufmann to discuss how the caucuses work for the republicans. sabrina ahmed sits down with iowa gop part chair jeff kaufmann to

for 332 more days the president is the democrat elected president of the united states. democratic democratic elected as in a democracy, as in howard democracy functions. he has an obligation to all americans to dutifully execute his oath of office. the president has not yet announced a nominee to fill the current vacancy on the court, when he does it will be the constitutional duty of each one of us to consider the nominee on his or her marriage. then choose whether to vote yes or no. it's really not that hard. it's what the kids learn when they are taught social studies and civic lessons when they are in elementary school. the american people who voted for us and also those who do not vote for us expect us to do the job we were elected to do. regardless of the timing. a complete refusal to engage in the constitutionally required process before the president has even announced his nominee is it dangerous for a system of governance. it defies the word of the constitution. this chamber would be neglecting the key constitutional that duty if it prevented a well-qualified nominee from sitting on

democratic democratically house was dissolved in 2012 and since then all power has been in the hands of the president but in his speech sisi announced he was handing that power back. >> translator: the great people of egypt, i announce before you that a representative of the people, the transfer of the legislative authority to tell -- the elected parliament and has an extraordinary measure forced on us by circumstances. >> reporter: in theory this seems like a significant shift of power away from the president but some question what it will mean in practice. >> for me it's just keeping it for the sake of formalities and the impact is that we are going to stay with one dominant power which is the executive, nothing is going to be changed. >> reporter: sisi says he wants to transform egypt into a modern democratic but for many life seems to be getting worse, not better. on friday thousands of doctors in cairo protested against police brutality after two of their colleagues were reportedly beaten up by the police. sisi didn't mention the doctor's demonstration but he did praise egypt's security forces. >> translator: the army and the brave police are paying a high price and sacrificing their souls to protect themselves. >> reporter: improve egypt's image abroad have been danled damaged by the death of an italian student who was tortured and killed in cairo and the government is demanding answers. when sisi became president he promised nationwide security and economic stability but violence has surged in the sinai peninsula and human rights watch says 800 people were killed there in 2014 and the world bank says egypt's economy is not growing quickly enough to ob have the workforce, victoria with al jazeera. >>> egyptian authorities have opened the southern border crossing with gaza for the first

democratic side quickly, on the overall margin, what happens among democrats? bernie sanders had a big margin among independents in iowa and will here. he lost democrats in the exit polls in iowa. if hillary clinton stays close in the long run, that's a challenge he'll have to get over. you can't win the nomination ultimately without -- >> voting for the party -- >> a truism. >> thank you very much to all three of you. thank you. >>> and looking at the polls today, looking to be a good one for bernie sanders. again, that's the polling. we'll see what's actually happening at the polls. hillary clinton has been struggling to win over women this time around. how will she fare in the battle over the effects -- next two big states coming up. soup and sandwich and somewhere to go, and clean and real and nowhere to be, and warmth and looking good, and sandwich and soup and inside jokes, and dan is back! good, clean food pairs well with anything. the clean pairings menu. 500 calories or less. at panera. food as it should be. feels like each day liviis a game of chance.aine i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox® an fda-approved

democratic side? >> the democratic side was a little more solidified. only 22% of democratsaid that they decided in the last few days. that's different than 77% who had decided earlier. and they had a debate, of course, last week at the end of this process and the numbers there show that 53% of democrats said that debate was a factor in their decision, but 45% said it was not a factor in their decision. this year i look at this and said if i'm the bernie sanders camp and i've been leading in the polls this whole time, i look at these numbers and say, hey, this race was solidified on the democratic side pretty early on. the debate didn't move a huge swath of the electorate and a lot of the democratic electorate had locked in on their decision earlier. >> i know you and our team are going through a whole bunch of numbers right now and will be sharing more throughout this hour and next hour as well. david, thanks very much. anderson, back to you. >> let's check back in with our panel. john king, how do you read those numbers in terms of the debate seemed to have made an impact

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democratic voters are going for bernie sanders versus hillary clinton. in iowa, we saw young people going for bernie sanders that included young women. and we started to see this split, this generational divide between younger democratic or democraticning women and older democratic or democratic-leaning women. this has erupted very much here between iowa and new hampshire, especially with comments over the weekend from gloria steinem and madeleine albright really questioning in a way that a lot of young women found to be insulting why they would go for bernie sanders over hillary clinton. i tell you, walking around here in new hampshire, this is what you hear a lot of young women talking about. so it's going to be interesting to see how this plays out in the primaries today. >> yeah, bernie sanders really did well with not just younger women, a lot of younger people in the iowa caucuses. you know, he did amazingly well, especially for a 74-year-old. until recently, largely unknown politician. he's been doing amazing in iowa and in new hampshire. the argument is he's from neighboring vermont. almost this is like a home state for him. hillary clinton is very well known there, as well. >> reporter: that's right. there's no doubt that

democrats break the curse in south carolina? will south carolina democrats break what has been a bad streak for the democratic party in turn out sost the person to ask. he joins us live, next. >>> i would by grateful for anything you can do between now and saturday. i will always remember south carolina and i'll be back to see if we can turn south carolina a little more blue come november. >> hillary clinton this afternoon in florence, south carolina urging her supporters to get out to the polls. joining me is jamie harrison. mr. chairman, it's great to see you again. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> we've been talking about this, you and i, on and offer for a little while now.ç the idea of turn out. the republicans at the republican south carolina primary had record turn out as they had record turn out in every state they've been through. are the democrats going to do anything like that in south carolina on saturday? >> well, early indications are that we're going to do well. i don't know if we will reach the 2008 level. that's because 2008 was a special year particularly here in south carolina. you had barack

democratic party. under the democratic party rules, not the republican, but democratic party rules you can register as a democrat on caucus day and then proceed into the precinct caucus location and particiapte as a fully registered democrat dupre says the democrats also offer a fast track system where if you register before the caucus, you will receive a code that will get you into the event faster. if you don't feel comfortable registering to vote on line, you can do it at party headquarters, or go to the washoe county registrar of voters. go to our website for links to party information on the nevada caucuses. searching for justice in the murder of a 13- year-old girl. two virginia tech college students faced a judge today - both accused in connection with the girl's death. megan hughes has more on the investigation. 18 year old virginia tech engineering student david eisenhauer appeared in court today-charged with the lovell. police haven't said much about the motive-- lt. mike albert, blacksburg, va police dept.: "we have determined that eisenhauer and nicole were acquainted prior to her disappear

democrats democrats in iowa. again, cbs news estimates that clinton has the early lead over sanders. nancy cordes is covering that race for us. nancy. >> reporter: scott, we've talked to both campaigns, and they say the same thing, that this race is razor tight. they can't say who is going to emerge victorious. but we can glean some clues from the entrance polling. among democrat voters, for instance, who say experience is the most important qualification, well, they are going overwhelmingly for hillary clinton. no big surprise there. she's been making that case for months, even as sanders pulled even with her. among voters, however, who say that honesty and trustworthiness are the most important qualifications, they are going overwhelmingly for sanders. women prefer hillary clinton by about eight points. men, about even between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. and those young voters who are so important to bernie sanders, well, 85%, scott, of young voters, people under the age of 30, are going for bernie sanders. however, we are already seeing signs that the proportion of young voters at those caucus locations is not as high as it was back in 2008 when president obama pulled off a big upset. something very remarkable here in iowa. he has closed a 40-point gap with clinton in only six months. he has pierced her aura of inevitability, and we asked him about

democratic -- democratic in new hampshire. he won evangelical, christian, and that man you heard from was a romney voter in 2012. despite the stylistic differences between the candidates, trump even winning romney voters here. they want a businessman outsider candidate, that's exactly what new hampshire selected today moving forward to the next couple of states. the rest of the field very interesting results, john kasich sitting at number two. that's the name you probably have not heard much ahead of the primary, the ohio governor flying under the radar in much of the country surprise 50 of the little bit here. this is the name we heard bubbling up over the last day or two as someone generating a lot of momentum in the stadium. he had a superior ground game and bought himself a ticket out of new hampshire into south carolina to win the next round of this thing. the battle for third place continues tonight as you mentioned at the top of the show with jeb bush and ted cruz duking out around 11% or 12% for third place. for both of them that's a surprisingly good showing. either one of them would be happy, so long as they beat marco rubio, dubbed the candidate on the rise coming to new hampshire. he is in fourth or fifth place potentially, around 10% of the vote. that being the big surprise, just how badly that debate performance saturday night heard him. he came into new hampshire with the momentum, endorsement, and goodwill. that completely evaporated, a lot of that due to chris christie who went on something of a suicide mission of that debate, it seems. we heard a lot of people today say that hurt marco rubio, but the appearance of maybe being a bully hurt chris christie who says he is heading back to new jersey to think about options going forward. a lot of people speculating this will be the end of his campaign tonight. adamant lesli, back to you. >> the campaign may whittle down to fewer candidates. you'll see as we move forward to south carolina and nevada. as a mentioned on the democratic side, bernie sanders was the big winner over hillary clinton. >> this weekend, sanders said with his victory, the people of new hampshire send a message. >> tonight we serve notice to the political and economic establishment of this country, and that the american people will not continue to accept a corrupt campaign finance system. that is undermining american democracy, and we will not accept this economy. >> sanders said the american people want real change and his campaign is about having the courage to reject the status quo. >> some of you will finally get the chance to vote in a few weeks. virginia's primary election is going to be tuesday, march 1, as part of what is nationally known as super tuesday. several states hold primary elections or caucuses in the weeks ahead. march is considered do or die time. count on wusa9 to be there every step of the way. >>> now two other news, in prince georges county, the top official calling for a complete investigation after a volunteer at a

democratic side is -- let me finish. this iowa/democratic vote that you're going to experience in new hampshire is far more liberal than the democratic vote in the rest of the country particularly the south. >> i just think firewall starts to come down it she doesn't win one of the first two. >> juan have very bullish about hillary and also a revelation in terms of her legal problems and potential indictment looming. another choice voters have to make. this wild race has left many iowa voters changing their minds up until the last minute. you'll hear from some of them next when our countdown to the caucuses continues. the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more t

democratic. he says now he's a dooechl. he also says he is a progressive. he is a social democratic, democratic socialist, how can they all be the same? isn't hillary into a real problem trying to compete with a socialist, when how left she's willing to go and he's getting the title progressive. why is he a progressive. he is a social list. >> they're not all the same. >> of course not. he has never called himself a progressive. >> they're not the same. that's the argument he has been making, and she had a good response to that yesterday. under your definition, you would be the only person in that category, even barack obama. >> why is she even letting him begin to label -- because he took it upon himself to say that is what he is. >> that's why they're trying to push him. >> the problem here is that the whole label progressive as you point out was invented to be blurry. it was invented so that people -- >> part of libber allism. >> people who are more or left. blows the whole thing up, really, progressive means really, really liberal. >> and maybe it's like what's going on with ted cruz nation

democrats. >> amy: democrats are still waiting to find out who won in iowa. a dead heat between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. it appears that clinton may eventually be declared the winner. 699 of the state delegate equivalents. bernie sanders 695. there's someone more precinct to be counted and that one is worth only two. even if sanders won those delegates it would not be enough. martin o mally, unable to register with voters, has now the billionaire and g.o.p. front runner was projected to win but came 4 percentage points behind cruz. florida senator marco rubio in third, and he is neck and with trump. >> reporter: the iowa caucuses deliver surprises for both the democrats and the republicans. the on the democratic side, the race is down to hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders after martin o'malley suspended his campaign. >> i am exited about getting into the debate with senator sanders about the best way forward. >> reporter: hi expected a big win. too close to call last night but sanders is declaring victory for having such a tough race. >> if i think about what happened today, i think the people of iowa have sent a very political establishment. >> reporter: for the republican, after donald trump led the polls for month, texas senator ted cruz scored a surprise victory. >> iowa has sent notice that the republican numberree and the next president of the united states will not be chosed by the media. >> reporter: an upset for trump but may not have been much of a shock after skipping out of the debate last week. >> we will go on to get the republican nomination and go on to easily beat hillary or better bernie. >> reporter: in des moines, fox news

democratics -- democrats became progressive. that also sorted out into a geographical sorting. republicans were in the sun belt. democrats held the north east coast and west coast. states like ohio and a few others remained up for grabs. none of this would have mattered if the electoral balance between in matters -- parties had not become so competitive. for the first time since the new deal coalition, conservative republicans could at least aspire to capturing the white house as ronald reagan finally did in 1980. republicans in congress did garner majorities on a really basis. -- regular basis. puremore ideologically candidates in both parties poised for victory, it was no longer -- there was no longer an incentive for the minority party to compromise. i want to underscored that the ideological sorting out in and -- in andlth is not of itself, is not something that contributes to gridlock today. rather, it was the combination of more ideological consistent parties and the relatively equal pill -- equal appeal of these -- ideologies that has framed the partisanship of the last 30 years. there are lots-- of reasons for th

democrats -- >> the democrats turn. voters casting ballots. good evening everyone, i'm heather waliga. hillary clinton hoping for a big win to solidify her status as the democratic front-runner. polls close in just about an hour, and results already streaming in. one week after she beat bernie sanders and nevada, she is looking to reverse the result of 2008, went president obama captured 55% of the vote, over her 27%. south carolina has more than 3 million registered voters, and candidates are trying to capture as many of those last-minute votes as they can. marci gonzalez, leading off our votes 2016 coverage is live in columbia. marci gonzalez: right now clinton only has a one delegate lead over sanders, she hopes tonight is the night to widen the gap. >> democrat all my life. >> the democratic party gave me some good options. marci gonzalez: even as they cast valid -- even as they cast ballots today. candidates looking ahead to super tuesday, campaigning in texas, minnesota, and alabama. consonant they are moving forward. bernie sanders: if all of you come out to vote and you bring your friends and your neighbors, and your coworkers, we are going to win here i

democratic voters. after nevada, democratic contenders will go next to south carolina which has a democratic electorate that is 55% african-american. after south carolina, democrats will head into the march 1st states, the big super tuesday contests. a number of those states have a similarly heavily african-american demographic in terms of who's going to turn out and vote in the democratic contest. nationally, hillary clinton is viewed as having a huge to the point of prohibitive advantage with minority democratic voters of all kinds and particularly african-americans. the last national polling on this was done between iowa and new hampshire. it showed secretary clinton with a lead of 74 points over bernie sanders among african-american democrats. a 74-point margin between them in terms of african-american democratic support. so you'd think that would make the next few races predictable. but wildcard here is that senator sanders is working triple time to try to close that gap. he has announced a number of endorsements from prominent african-american leaders and elected officials in recent days. and in t

democratic shirt. she heads onto caucus with the democratic party and nobody is the wiser. wendy just voted in the democraticcaucus. that's tomorrow. that's the nevada democratic caucus tomorrow. now, scene change. the there we go. well done, my people. all right. it's now tuesday. tuesday february, 23rd. you're looking now at a republican caucus site in nevada. note all the changes. new signs, new sweater on nick and also glasses. very nice. republican voting roles in nevada closed more than a week ago. you can't show up and register same day like you could as a democrat. you see some of these previously registered in the red shirts sign in. they have been registered before february 13th. they head into their caucus. there's sneaky wendy again. she's a register republican. you can see her red sleeves. while she just registers at the democratic caucus three days ago, she's still on the republican voting roles. even though she just caucused three days ago, she can shed her democratic affiliation and caucus with her own republican party now, too. elections is illegal in nevada. there's no such law about voting

democratic party. under the democratic party rules, not the republican, but democratic party rules you can register as a democrat on caucus day and then proceed into the precinct caucus location and particiapte as a fully registered democrat dupre says the democrats also offer a fast track system-- where if you register before the caucus, you will receive a code, that will get you into the event faster. if you don't feel comfortable registering to vote on- line, you can do it at party headquarters, or go to the washoe county registrar of voters. go to our website for links to party information, on the nevada caucuses. ### lets turn our attention to the weather-- and yet another storm coming chief meteorologist jeff thompson joins us from the weather center. jeff-- ?when is the next one going to hit? a few weak systems will keep a slight chance of snow showers in the forecast on tuesday and wednesday, although accumulation is not expected for most areas. by thursday, a ridge of high pressure will strengthen over the west coast. quiet, warmer weather is in the forecast for the end of the week through the

democratic candidates on democratic presidential hopeful, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be taking part in a debate tonight at 9:00. it will air on pbs as well as cnn. this is the last democratic debate before the democratic primary here in south carolina, that date is february 27th. >> ben: if you have ask the officials at aarp, they'll tell you that the futute of social security is in question. the group met at the statehouse to release results from a new aarp poll. they say that it's important for the presidential candidates to lay out plans to make social security sound for future generations. >> a lot of people have different challenges and problems and issues facing them. and whether social security is going to exist has been promised to them as they get older is one that they should not have to worry about. >> ben: the aarp as a group is to ask candidates about their plans to secure social security. >> alicia: a federal judge has granted a delay in the tri for accused emanuel ame church shooter door. u.s. district judge richard gergel met with the attorneys today in charleston. attorneys for roof say he's prepared to plead guilty in capital punishment is offer the table

democrat socialist party from now on he had they have now embraced the socialist. only 4% a year ago. i am not really surprised. we now see a huge portion of the democrat party wanting to be the democratcialist party. >> do we know what they are voting for? do they know what they are signing up for? >> i think that they do. voting for bernie and voting for hillary. bernie is a big government guy. he wants free college education. >> being pushed to the left. i guess, fundamentally, this is where she is really in that ad spot. the idea of someone getting pushed to one side or the other. because they feel they have to do this to get elected. hillary clinton, it seems to be magnified in part because of this push. >> if you are a clinton, you are a chameleon. it will hurt them in the fall. after seven years of the obama administration. it is really interesting. going to new hampshire. bernie sanders keeps showing up to gunfights with knives. the guy does not know how to fight. he is about to get attached by the clinton campaign. he sort of indicate -- >> i think it does. he is trying to play a really clean game here. issues with hillary clinton. i do not want to -- >> new hampshire's going

democrats, registered democrats. if they're not registered democrats they can register at the door. t with other folk who is have the same presidential preference. for example, tonight, the clinton folks sit over here. sanders folks sit over here. the o'malley folks will stand over in the corner. if nobody gets to 15% or so, which o'malley is in danger of doing, then the folks from these groups try to, try to woo over the o'malley people and give you a sense also just how every caucus is different, they're in different locations. firehouses, schools. living rooms this one is at an agricultural center. yesterday, they had a cattle sale here. so spot in iowa state where people learn about animal sciences or about agriculture. sunday cattle sale. monday a cattle call for iowa democrats that want to learn or want to pick the first winner of the cycle. melissa? >> wow. i love it, dues. i bet is smells really good. let me ask you, making o'malley people or person stand in the corner? >> it is going to be different everywhere. they have room for about 300 people here. hard to tell what the