don kasich will hold a rally -- john kasich will hold a rally next tuesday. tickets are not required, but you are encouraged rsvp if you the event kicks off around 1:45 in the afternoon tuesday.>>> reno's official daytime high average highs >>> welcome back. el nio storms are burying parts of california underwater. some were trapped in their cars by high water. it was nearly up to the windows. lifeguards help rescued some people in the rising waters. more than 100 collisions were reported by 3:00 this afternoon. north of passing road, high ripping a water tank in half if you can imagine that and knocking down trees and power lines. at least one him home was flipped over, a lot of damage throughout the golden state's.>>> let's check in with madison to find out what's going on around here.>> just before the new cast -- newscast we started seeing flurries outside of reno. we are sitting right at 32 with light winds out of the south southeast at 3 miles an hour. relative humidity at 92. tonight we have a winter weather advisory in effect until 1 am tomorrow morni

kasich: i don' t ever want to make decisions without having women in the room. because without it, i don' t think you' re getting the full picture on how to do things :28 . this is the way i roll. stephanie: john kasich rolled into exeter friday night and spoke to a packed house at the exeter inn. kasich says he' s been able to surplus and 385,000 new jobs while governor of ohio, through compromise. mr. kasich: the republican party is my vehicle, not my master. stephanie: but like most gop hopefuls, kasich wants to cut funding to planned parenthood. he defunded the group in ohio in 2013. mr. kasich: it' s not just women' s health centers but it' s hospitals, legitimate hospitals, you know these kinds of entities that women can go to to get what they need. i mean there' s no way we can take that money away and not have the women -- money there. stephanie: carly fiorina visited labelle winery friday afternoon, where she spoke with voters, and sipped fine wine. but the former ceo of hewlett packard' s speech was anything but light taking a firm line against isis an

but they don' t really have a three-dimensional sense of kasich. so that one, and it is a 62nd ad. the version i saw which is a little longer. you can get more in it now. he' s probably going to flood iowa well. he did flood new hampshire early and his numbers went up, and, down. >> do not be fooled. any significant division in the republican party leads to the same awful result -- hillary rodham clinton. peter: all of them are trying to outdo one another, being anti-obama or anti-hillary clinton. the interesting thing about chris christie is he is trying to answer a charge, but he goes right off and says, who is going to be hillary clinton? -- beat hillary clinton? this is our job as republicans. it is not a bad message for them. fernando: he is referencing an attack from marco rubio. do people even know what he is talking about? peter: no, what i think what he' s doing with that, because they may not have seen or heard much about the attack, i think he' voters away from rubio. he' s trying to say, i' m the real republican choice. i' m the conservative, moderate, reasonable guy. a

they have the financial resources versus chris christie and john kasich, who have less financial resources. how can survive if they don' t win either iowa or new hampshire? mr. scala: the nightmare for the republican elites is jeb bush will lose, and when he loses, he will take marco rubio down with him. you see ads going after marco rubio. rather than fire directed at trump, the establishment candidates are firing at one another. bush could stay long enough through south carolina to stop rubio from getting what he needs to be in order to become the janet: and do christie and case it have to --john kasich have to win new hampshire? mr. scala: the path only gets steeper from new hampshire. ed: how large is the field as it worked its way through south carolina -- we understand how large it is now -- but as you get through i weigh in new hampshire -- they will be out of the way. mr. scala: the field itself, half of a dozen candidates could stay in, but no more than three with a viable shot at the nomination. ed: very good. are you ready for the "otr -- pop quiz? mr. scala: i am not sure. ed: you live in new hampshire. yo

don' t know. if somebody can crack 20, you are in good shape. reporter: kasich is keeping expectations open-ended. >> they treat, we will know what whether we have become a story or not and whether we can continue. all signs are we are on the rise and have momentum. reid: gop front runner donald trump will hold a rally in tomorrow night. take a look at this. bravy may be silly but a snowboarder and a skier -- heading down to new york city, getting a break from all the snow-covered. and enjoying what they are talking about. mike: amazing. this is one of those things like kids, don' t try this at home but if you get good video, we would like to see it. if you do it safely, said it was. reid: they are cutting right to times square. mike: very close to cats. emily: we should not be encouraging reid: we should not be encouraging. right next to a snow plow. amazing stuff. mike: they had a big blizzard. record snowfall for the city of new york. that blizzard was awful close to us. look at the wind speeds -- block island, . nantucket and marshfield, 79 mile an hour wind

don' t work. the only extreme i can think of that can work and should work right now is destroying isis. adam: kasich hits the first in the nation campaign trail again tomorrow with stops in new market, manchester, and kingston. stephanie: after returning home weekend' s blizzard, governor chris christie is back in new hampshire hitting the campaign trail. christie held a town hall meeting at the portsmouth v.f.w. hall this afternoon, then visited 401 tavern in hampton. the g.o.p. hopeful is capping off the day at a patriots playoff watch party in hampton adam: tomorrow, governor christie has stops planned in it. donald trump is holding a rally 7:00. you can follow all of the candidates on the campaign trail on wmur.com. stephanie: still to come, the lincoln. what new features you will find this year. adam: thanks to the cold temperatures, people are hitting the slopes this weekend. how many trails are open at loon mountain, next. hayley: it was a great day with bright skies and chilly temperatures. they might have light snow moving through. today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much we

and now -- governor kasich: and in our state, the medical board looked away. i appointed don kenny and he does not tolerate any nonsense out of our physicians. if you violate the hippocratic of, you will lose your license. -- if you violate your hippocratic oath, you will lose your license. the interface, the way i understand it is, if you are a pharmacist and you need to report to the pharmacy board, just until not long ago, you would have to log out, contact the pharmacy board, and log back in. now we have been interface where they don't have to do that. that makes things easier. i think it is catching on. kroger, you don't have kroger appeared to you? that is a grocery chain and it is big. they have done a fantastic job and the ceo of that chain has been awesome. all of the pharmacies are doing this and we are trying to find out, is everybody doing it? this interface and the reporting -- the other thing that we did was a couple years ago. i have this lady who runs the department and she is unbelievable. somethingssign her do and you get in her way she will run right over y

john kasich created a spark over the summertime. he' s trying to get it back. i don' t know if he can do it nor do i know if the shifting of staff to new hampshire for jeb bush will work either. but i think that is a smart move. it is hard to tell which one of those can create something. ted cruz on his own i think will be a player because he has the conservative event vote to himself now. perhaps with a win and momentum. in 1996, an outsider won. that came and went. >> i think they are entirely separate. donald trump' s winning in south carolina which holds a primary after new hampshire. he' s winning in florida beating marco rubio and jeb bush in their home state. this is the first time new hampshire has not had a serious challenge to its primary since 1992. it is a totally separate issue. we will be challenged now in 2020, but it has nothing to do with donald trump. adam: if you are advising bernie sanders, what you tell him to try to beat hillary clinton? >> she is going to be the nominee. there is little you can do about that. he will throw her off her game i th

i don' t think the american people care about a bunch of politicians behaving like petulant children. sally: a new arg-granite state poll shows governor john kasich surging to second place behind trump. mr. kasich: we have, i think, one of the best ground games they' ve ever seen in this state. sally: the iowa race is also very close for democrats hillary mr. sanders: today, the inevitable candidate does not look quite so inevitable as she did 8.5 months ago. sally: clinton has picked up an endorsement from the human right' s campaign, the country' s oldest lgbt organization. live in washington, sally kidd, wcvb newscenter 5. j.c.: anybody outside today knows it is cold but it was the wind that made you step back a little bit. phil: harsh. j.c.: that is a good word. it was dry and sunny. m not complaining. phil: what she is trying to shovel. m ok with it. harvey: you can see it is cold behind us. the windchill is only seven in boston and around zero in worcester. it is always the wind. the sky looks nice. in boston, it is nice to see a little more daylight left as those afternoons stretch out. that is a steady 25 mile-per-hour wind. we have had g

don' t know why. jonathan: welcome back, how about this? "the new york times" released its endorsements for the presidential nominee and shins. they picked john kasich on the right. better experience and policies sanders. john kasich was avoiding the extremism and inexperience of other republican candidates. we will see just one day until the iowa caucuses is candidates pushing his or her supporters out and caucused. ted cruz, gently urging his marco rubio admitting that there will be a giant digital push in the two days before the caucus. hillary clinton' s iowa lead has slipped, but her longtime supporters are predicted to stick with her. sanders relying on first-time voters, the first time is -- will they come out? donald trump expects all of his supporters to be there no matter what. jonathan: -- >> i don' t care what it is, you' ve got to get out. jonathan: sounds like he was out of breath. we are definitely just kind of throwing out of fiction there. you don' t know what' s going to happen. he has a small -- five point lead. hollywood is celebrating its best supporting actor and film, that lady was a special guest for the evening. carol burnet

donned-less debate tonight in des moines. the gop hopefuls went head to head before for the last time before the aya caucus. the previous six debates were donald driven. the debate left the others the kasich among them. >> i'm a maniac and everyone on ugly. and ben, you are a terrible surgeon. now that we've gotten the donald trumpisms out of the way -- [ laughter ]. >> the back and forth throughout the evening, getting into more substantive issues throughout the night. governor kasich making his case not only to the people in iowa but new hampshire. he promptly told them that he picked up seven of the eight endorsements of the newspapers there. we'll have more on this debate later with dr. tom sutton. >> and trump may not have participated in the debate but he made sure that there was still a spotlight on him tonight. he held a boycott event at drake university in iowa. and he made an interesting observation. it's like the academy awards. this is like the academy awards. this is the academy awards. we're actually told that we have more cameras than they do by quite a bit. >> after whether skipping the debate was a good move for him, he said he didn't know. two of the gop candidate who to

don' t know what to believe. i think this is where the ground game really matters and we have, i think, one of the best ground games they' ve ever seen in this state. tom: kasich' s agenda for tomorrow includes addressing the new hampshire house and a town hall meeting. shelley: it' s a primary tradition that dates back to 1972. the crowd gathered in saint anselm to listen to the candidates who are not often heard. adam sexton takes us inside the high-profile debate with low-profile candidates. adam: their desire to serve is real. lesser-known candidates gathered at the new hampshire institute of politics tuesday for their moment in the first-in-the-nation spotlight. >> this is the year that people are seriously looking at other candidates the non-professional , politician. adam but even with extra : attention on the outsiders this cycle, these guys are >> the president should be elected and not selected. there' s a very good chance that abraham lincoln, today, wouldn' t make the cut. adam there' s a reason some here : are considered fringe andy martin started the birther movement and now has his eye on ted cruz' status as a natural born american. >> obama had

don trump, they've been going at it lately. ben carson's still in the game. >> and there's an earlier debate at 6:00 -- god bless you, mike. >> marco rubio, jeb bush. >> there's kasich again. the stars really seem to be cruz and trump. could one of them actually get the nomination? >> let's see. more than a dozen sea turtles have recently been rescued from the waters off long island. many of them didn't head south for the winter. usually they look b for that warmer weather. maybe december threw them off. >> is this turtle on a football team? what's where the number on its shell? >> i don't know. apparently, they've picked hem up. they're concerned about the cold water. it's dangerous for them. >> we should have used them to pick the lottery numbers. maybe they knew something. all right, so the academy awards happen, today we find out who's nominated. to get a lot of nominations? >> i haven't seen this movie yet, revenant. >> yeah. scott's going to be with us from the time. >> there's louie c.k -- >> how about spotlight? >> spotlight i've heard people talk about. >> yeah. meanwhile, we've got a big deal coming in this morning. he's going to help us digest this, talk

dagen: are don don dominates conversation why we are talking about him trump cruz also coming up i can promise you bush rubio will caulk about -- carson kasichn't wait for coverage all day, everybody we'll be right back. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! save $1100 on the i8 mattress with purchase of sleepiq technology and flexfit3 adjustable base. ends monday. know better sleep with sleep number. carolina. >>> . >> announcer: this