the bodies of 64-year-old donald ray for and if the nine-year-old inside a home. the cause of death has not been released. >> a quiet eastern shore community already shaken by a deadly fire now faces a more shocking revelation. investigators say it was no accident. 70-year-old was found dead at the scene. she is now being called a homicide. >> i spoke with shirley's neighbor and they have known each other over 30 years. she was first on the scene when that fire started. hearing her friend's death was a homicide makes moving forward that much more difficult. >> this is what is left of her trailer, charred pieces of debris and the front porch decorated for christmas. agnes johnson felt helpless when she arrived at her friend's home in january with the trailer >> i was standing there watching a person get burnt up. >> johnson who give us this 2004 picture said she was a wonderful neighbor and friend and noted that she spent many years as an eight. she was extremely active in her local church. >> she was a nice and kind person. >> the fire destroyed almost everything,

donald ray morgan is speaking from behind bars, only to channel 9. >> i consider myself to be a part of the islamic state. >> the local professor who says he twisted her teachings and for the first time, the fbi is speaking publicly about this terrorism. eyewitness news. winning numbers from the north g numb if you have a speech challenge that impacts your ability to be understood on the phone, speech-to-speech relay provides a speciallytrained operator to re-voice your conversation. i want to order f-flow-flowers, f-f-for my niece, alison rose. i want to order flowers great! we'll send her the "bundle of joy" basket and sign the card, "love, uncle tim." for more about speech-to-speech relay, go to relayncsts.com. >>> president obama awarded a navy seal with the nation's highest military honor. edward brewers jr. is the first living active duty member of the navy to receive that award in four decades. eyewitness news reporter jacqueline fell explains the chief's brave actions in a life saving hostage rescue. >> reporter: navy seal edward byers was part of a team that rescued an ameri

people found dead in southampton county yesterday they are a husband and wife sixty four year old donald ray for ten fifty nine year old vanessa referred were found dead in a home in cortland no word yet on how they do some stunts in office states say they have some unwanted roommates roaches see the video students gave only to thirteen is now showing the reported infestation technology like tablets and smartphones too early may not be the best learning tool for your child will tell you how you can use these devices to improve your child's learning a couple of things really cold air in my extended forecasts to let you some songs of norfolk state university tell us they are dealing with unwanted roommates is a cockroach infested one of their university's dorm buildings and they said the problem hasn't been properly addressed christina surgical find out how the school plans to deal with the pass officials with an s u tell me that every time the complaint is filed an exterminator comes to the dorm building they couldn't tell me exactly how many times they have ed smith hall has been treated alr

virginia, donald ray morgan called me. to answer questioning i've been emailing him for months about his attempt to help isis in syria. he grew up inrowan county and told me he once aspired to protect america. he was a cadet. he provided this photo the nbc before his arrest. after graduation he enlisted in the army national guard but says a car accident led to his discharge and at one point, morgan worked as a rowan county deputy. >> i had this belief that there was duty honor in country. and i still to some degree have the same values, just a different team. >> that team he says is the islamic state. he told me he first learned about islam at unc charlotte where he took classes in the 90s. >> the second class i took was contemporary islam. an introduction to islam. it was taught by professor katherine johnson. >> i found professor katherine johnson still teaching religion studies. >> do you remember him? >> i don't. i really don't. >> she's a muslim herself. she says the islamic state's views contradict her teaching and t

west of portland just an update on this case the victims were husband and wife sixty four year old donald ray ford and fifty nine year old vanessa ray ford still no word on the cause of death the medical examiners working to figure that out right now investigators tell us that there are no suspects in this case watching your weather this afternoon to look for more sky view shows that the sun and clouds are and then and there is this familiar pop on over at the hague in downtown norfolk nuisance flooding so the roads all around that area meteorologist regulars here with a look at your tuesday forecast which includes more cold weather crazy and so by coastal flood advisory technically until one o'clock the water levels are up again nuisance to minor tidal flooding in some areas were not looking in a lot of widespread issues but we are watching those levels the skies are going to be partly sunny and we are a couple light sprinkle showing up on the radar more on that moment we get into the future cast for today. you'll notice it is a little breezy out there generally the west wind's been blowing

donald ray morgan is speaking from behind bars. >> i consider myself to be part of the islamic state. >> a local professor who says he the first time, . >>> 5:45 now. we continue to follow multiple breaking news stories from the breaking news center this morning. take a look at this video we got in from the photographer on the scene. this is a burger king in salisbury that caught fire. look at the fire shooting through the roof from this video here. this video was taken about 20 minutes ago. this is at burger king at jake alexander boulevard at lincolnton highway. six fire companies are on the scene trying to fight that fire. we're asking what started it this morning. >>> police in mount holly have not made any arrests yet after a deadly weekend shooting. they say someone shot the victim at a party on lanier avenue. other people at the party took him to the hospital where he later tied. the home owners hosted parties all weekend. police have not released any >>> thieves cross the country are using skimming devices to get your credit and debit card information and now banks are fightin

donald ray morgan is speaking from behind bars only to channel 9. >> i consider myself to be a part of the islamic state. he twisted her teachings and for sp . >>> we're following three breaking news stories for you. police are searching for the driver who hit and killed someone in east charlotte and then left the scene. they're focussing the investigation on an apartment complex off of central avenue. that is where they think they >> eyewitness news reporter angela hong is live at the scene at green briar apartments where crews just towth van in the past 20 minutes and -- towed the van in the past 20 minutes and we're getting information about what is going on right now. >> the car is a silver honda odyssey with north carolina plates. we're the first station to show you the suspect's vehicle found at the the apartment complex a quarter mile from the crash scene. the van's windshield was smashed out. bumper was hanging out there. they did tow this van away. the crash happened at about 2:30 this morning. police tell us the victim, a man, was walking in or along central avenue near north

. >> i don't have those care if i have to get in my pickup truck and drive around the country, donald ray get will never be >> the florida senator will be in miami for super tuesday. 13 states will vote in the presidential primary. stay with cbs 4 for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. >>> coming up, facing south florida is in with the preview.>> the morning, coming up at 1130 coming up at 11:30 am we are talking about the new marco rubio and his aggressive strategy against donald trump, but will it be enough to win florida? >> i know that margot is trying to change the dynamic, but ultimately i don't know that it will have that big of an impact unless something dramatic really happens. super tuesday is as a couple days away and trump is leading in a lot of the states. we will see if he is able to ackerley said if he shot someone in the middle of new york hyssop orders would not leave them. i am surprised marco rubio did not criticize him for the trump state failure. it was interesting, marco rubio became a walking, talking, opposition research file, but i think it is probably a little

ray shyla bryant is on the fence : between. >> donald trump and chris christie. ray: her husband bob is trying to sway her to the side of the republican front-runner, donald trump. >> she' s pretty independent. she does what she wants. ray some undecided voters told : us they know what they are looking for in a candidate they' re just struggling to decide which one best fits their criteria for commander-in-chief. >> i' m looking for someone who is going to be good on foreign policy and is going to be a good leader and who knows his or her not just trying to fake it. ray: the outcome of this primary will be about who can get their supporters to the polls. it appears there will be a lot of those supporters out there. reporting live, ray brewer. erin: thank you. donald trump will wrap up his last full day with a rally at the verizon wireless arena. yesterday trump paid a visit to plymouth state university where he delivered what he admits was an unusual message to voters. politicians say its not important who you vote for, i i feel differently. if you are not going t

i'm ray suarez. donald trump had a theory about a different way to win iowa. a campaign not obsessed with hitting all of the counties. and not concerned with a long presence on tv and radio. trump relied heavily on free media, and didn't start to spend much until close to caucus night. he even skipped the last debate in the race. ted cruz used something closer to a play book drawn from recent history. mike huckabee and rick santorum who worked hard, became fixtures on christian talk radio, and spent a lot of time in iowa. in a deeply fractured field, 28% was good enough to win, and maybe good enough to slow down a trump train the polls said could be unstoppable. >> and while americans will continue to suffer, under a president who has set an agenda that is causing millions to hurt across this country, i want to remind you of the promise of scripture. weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: marco rubio was also testing a different model for running in the entire primary season. he conservatived his cas

. >> reporter: thousands braved the weather to see donald trumpt a ray nht in downtown manchester's verizon wireless arena we ske to some on the way in. >> it is one thg to hear a andear what everybody is sang negative. we will s whathe message is. >> i'm a registered docrat so ion't be voting for u tomorrow but cld ha answered the demo. >> reporter: outside the arena trump protesters were kg their presence o. >> we d't want to be here, to see fe and hate in the white house. ihink donald trump does a good job of exploiting, and capitalizing oneoples fears. reporter: big question tomorrow ishich republican ll make the best showing for second pce? ted cz, marco b and jeb bush have be trying to woo voters while new jersey governor chris chstie faces a big cion if he nt crack e p big three or 46789hen former new yo mayor michael bloomberg who said hes definitely considering an dendent run for president. >> well, the voting here in w mhire will ben in about 45 minutes in three small towns at midnight, dixville notch heart's location and millsfield. they willpen up between six and 8:00 a.m. tomor

sean: a new national poll shows donald trump and ted cruz and a can now for the republican nomination -- neck and neck for the republican nomination. ray r.: good morning. a new nbc news wall street journal national poll has senator ted cruz ahead by one percentage point against donald trump. republican front-runner donald trump all alone on msnbc, where he attacked his fellow you are -- >> what would you rather have me do? be nice to everybody? ray r.: on cnn, ted cruz and marco rubio. ted cruz whipped out the hammer on donald trump. >> what did you think when you got the letter? >> i will confess i laughed out loud. and all think anybody is surprise that donald is threatening to sue people. ray r.: rubio was smiling from ear to ear. >> i got the endorsement of a governor of indian descent who endorsed a presidential candidate of cuban descent and tomorrow will be campaigning alongside an african-american republican senator. ray r.: hillary clinton and bernie sanders are battling it out in nevada and head of the state caucuses -- ahead of the state caucuses this weekend. erin: there is another name in the race to represent new hampshi

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ray raimundi. republican front- runner donald trump....all alone on m- s-n-b-c ... where he attacked his fellow counterparts...and defended his fiery temperment sot-trump "in a year from now, people will respect what i did // you're so worried about being nice and being politically correct. so what would you rather have me do? be nice to everybody" over on c-n-n...senators ted cruz and marco out the hammer on trump...after receiving a cease and desist letter. sot-sen cruz cooper: what did you think when you actually got the letter? cruz :i'll confess, i laughed out loud.//and i don't think anyone is surprised that donald is threatening to sue people. rubio...with a more personal message... ...smiling from ear-to- ear on govenor nikki haley's endorsement sot-sen rubio in my campaign for president i got the endorsement of a candidate of indian descent and tomorrow we'll be campaigning along an african-american member. ray tag: on the democratic side? hillary clinton and bernie sanders are battling it out in nevada.. ahead of that state's caucuses this weekend. new pol

while new between republican candidate donald trump and the pope. here's abc's ray raimundi. the stakes -- couldn't be higher. the presidential hopefulls -- hot on the campaign trail. the democrats -- criss crossing thru the state of nevada. sot - hillary clinton / presidential candidate "to have an election that is about real change?not promises you can't keep." sot - bernie sanders / presidential candidate "the eyes of america will be on nevada" both democratic candidates facing voters at a telivised town hall meeting -- answering tough questions on topics like immigration, privacy and their records sot - hillary clinton / presidential candidate ""maybe it's that senator sanders wasn't really a democrat until he decided to run for president," she said. "he doesn't know what the last two democratic presidents did." nats: of crowd booing clinton response: "well, it's true. it's true. you know it's true," sot - bernie sanders / presidential candidate "if anybody thinks a member of the united states senate or the agree with somebody in his own party who is president, well, you

ray r.: i will confess, i laughed out loud. i don' t think anyone is surprised donald is threatening to sue people. marco rubio smiled from year-to-year about governor nikki haley' s endorsement. >> i got the in dorfman -- the endorsement of a governor of indian descent. ray r.: on the democratic side, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are battling it out in nevada ahead of that state' s caucuses this weekend. the race in nevada is that a virtual dead heat. the race is so tight the democratic party is providing an a single card can possibly break the tie, a vegas-style game of chance. it could come down to a high card draw. erin: in state politics, there is another name in the race to represent new hampshire in washington this morning. during "close-up" yesterday, republican pam tucker who has served for four terms as a state rep in concord announced she is running against frank guinta. >> i think what we saw here in new hampshire with donald trump being on the top of the ticket is that people are looking for someone outside of washington, people who are not part of t

rise today to honor the life and legacy of one of arkansas' most treasured business leaders, donald "buddy" ray. he's a former president of tyson foods who died late last month at the age of 78. he spent more than 40 year with tyson's, growing and supporting good jobs in arkansas. he was an avid hunter, outdoorsman, and a proud fan of the arkansas razorbacks. he spent much of his time helping our local communities, particularly he was an avid member of theky whats any club in springdale. his work has been recognized by numerous organizations and heffing introduce -- he was inducted into the eark ag hall of fame and the business hall of fame. he has left a lasting impact on the state and will be missed by all of us. i extend my well wishes and prayers to his many friends, family and loved ones. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from nevada seek recognition? ms. titus: i ask unanimous consent to adrets the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized if one minute. ms. titus: human trafficki

ray: jeb bush and donald trump face to face with south carolina voters. at issue religion and comments the pope made criticizing donald trump. >> was there a moment when you first heard the pope had said something about you that you thought i'm going to have to ask for forgiveness? >> no, no. look. not really. i have a lot of respect for the pope. i would say that i think he was very much misinterpreted. reporter: going in to this weekend's contest, they show donald trump is ahead of the pack. in nevada, hillary sanders are still at a statistical tie. erin: thousands of people, including president obama and the first lady, are expected to pay respects to the antonin scalia today. we have pictures of the supreme court building where his casket will arrive at 9:30. the casket will be on public's view from 10:30 this morning until 8:00 this evening. on the same platform on which president lincoln's coffin rested. the funeral is tomorrow. sean: of course we'll have full coverage over the next few days. still to come, are you ready to deal with an emergency at

ray: her husband bob is trying to sway her for donald trump. acquired she is pretty independent. she does what she wants. ray: some independent voters say they know what they want and a candidate. they are struggling to decide which sits there criteria for commander in chief. >> i' will be good on foreign policy and a good leader and who knows his or her stuff and has the experience and not just trying to fake it. ray: it will depend on who will be able to get their supporters to the polls. the secretary of state is predicting a record turnout for tomorrow' s primary. erin: gop front runner donald trump will wrap up his last full day on the primary campaign trail with a rally at the verizon wireless arena in manchester. yesterday, trump paid a visit to plymouth state university where he delivered what he admits was an unusual message to voters. >> a lot of these politicians say it is not important who you vote for by you have to go through the process. i feel differently. if you are not going to vote for me, do not vote, ok? i don' t need your money. erin: the pre-primary rally be

somehow gotten out of the system so you reduce it to that favorite phrase of donald rumsfeld, the worst of the worst. >> well, ray, you're opening keys when you talk about even under the bush administration, over 500 detainees were let go and transferred out, and i believe that under president obama, maybe i think it was 147 or something like that. so let's just put this in context, that there has already been a very significant amount of reduction from the high watermark of guantanamo. to where we are today. naturally, it doesn't mean that you can sit back and not do anything. and i agree with your other guests that there ought to be an increase in the operations tempo to process as many of these folks as possible here this year. however, it is likely that we're getting a lot closer to the worst of the worst, and we could end up with a number, 20, 25 or so, who will not be released. and that there may be inof sufficient evidence to prosecute them. so the legal theory is that they're being held under the law of war to keep them from rejoining the worldwide -- >> gary, can we hold them that way if we're fighting a

at donald trump's ray, 11,000 people in attendance, he found a 19-month old in the crowd with a bejewelled binky and the mohawk. signing the back of his hand. not clear if there's a baby wipe for that. matt and savannah, back to you. >> thank you, peter. appreciate that. >>> there have been major developments in the syrian crisis overnight. secretary of state john kerry announced big strides toward a potential cease-fire. keir simmons is in syria this morning. good morning. >> matt and savannah, good morning. there are people at damascus this morning who are optimistic and others do not believe there will be an end to the fighting. the hostility is still here. it won't apply to isis or the al qaeda-affiliated group. nusra. leaders say they have agreed to accelerate and expand the delivery of aid to communities under siege in syria, where some people, including children, have been dying of starvation. the secretary of state says he ambitious, but the humanitarian push is crucial. >> we have agreed to accelerate and expand the delivery of humanitarian aid beginning immediately. sustained del

. >> donald trump lding in the polls heading into tuesday's'sry mare ray. trump in londondary new hampshire. hererin the granite state we saw game compared to what we saw leading up to the caucuses last queek. >> jeb is not going anywhere. total stiff. >> >> reporter: ted cruz pulling third in new hampshire trying pull the liberal movehe to his site. say no to the washington cartel and no to the clone nism. and say no to the bipartisan corruption in washington and get back. >> on td democratic side we are ver mont sanrs is still leading clinton by double digits. >> reporter: and clinton back in n n hampshire after stepping off the trail in michigan a. and her husband ripping the cam for sexest taks that are coming from sanders supporters and bill clinton also saying this. >>t bothers me to be in an election where debate is impossible because if you disagree, you're just part of establish meant. >> reporter: okay and a live look here at a berniee sanders we can tell you he is not respond threeblghghd attacks on his supporters to hillar clinton. and talking t

while new controversy is brewing between republican candidate donald trump and the pope. here's abc's ray raimundi. the stakes -- couldn't be higher. the presidential hopefulls -- hot on the campaign trail. the democrats -- criss crossing thru the state of nevada. sot - hillary clinton / presidential candidate "to have an election that is about real change?not promises you can't keep." sot - bernie sanders / presidential candidate "the eyes of america will be on nevada" both democratic candidates facing voters at a telivised town hall meeting -- answering tough questions on topics like immigration, privacy and their records sot - hillary clinton / presidential candidate ""maybe it's that senator sanders wasn't really a democrat until he decided to run for president," she said. "he doesn't know what the last two democratic presidents did." nats: of crowd booing clinton response: "well, it's true. it's true. you know it's true," sot - bernie sanders / presidential candidate "if anybody thinks a member of the united states senate or the united states house has to agree with somebody in his o

ray raimundi. republican front- runner donald trump....all alone on m- s-n-b-c ... where he attacked his fellow counterparts...and temperment sot-trump "in a year from now, people will respect what i did // you're so worried about being nice and being politically correct. so what would you rather have me do? be nice to everybody" over on c-n-n...senators ted cruz and marco rubio.... cruz...whipping out the hammer on trump...after receiving a cease and desist letter. sot-sen cruz cooper: what did you think cruz :i'll confess, i laughed out loud.//and i don't think anyone is surprised that donald is threatening to sue people. rubio...with a more personal message... ...smiling from ear-to- ear on govenor nikki haley's endorsement sot-sen rubio in my campaign for president i got the endorsement of a candidate of indian descent and tomorrow we'll be campaigning along an african-american member. ray tag: on the democratic side? hillary clinton and bernie sanders are battling it out in nevada.. ahead of that state's caucuses this weekend. new polls show the race in nevada

take a look at this video out of lousiana -- donald trump actually signs a baby - right on the the little boy is named curtis ray jeffery the second -- who if you couldn't tell was sucking on a bedazzled trump pacifier. olympic athletes voicing concern about the zika virus in the months rio... some say they won't go becasue they're planning on starting families in the coming years and won't take the risk. the good news is when the rio games begin it will actually be the winter in brazil and so there should be fewer mosquitoes. here's a live look at the waterloo skycam. storm track seven meteoroligst mark schnackenberg has a final look at your weather next. we'll be right back --------- --------- viral -- because of how the baby acts in-utero... a kansas couple posted their ultrasound online... and their unborn son accidentally punches himself right in the face... he gets hit soo hard that he knocks his head right back. despite the hit, the baby is perfectly healthy -- their ultrasound tech says in her 20 years of reading ultrasounds, she's never seen storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenbe

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donald trump. >> i will bring in robert rays who is with the marco rubio campaign. a lot at stake here. i went to an event of his yesterday trying to hit that middle ground above it all. trying to be above it all, giving largely aspirational speech to a high school yesterday. you've been out talking about another vital one here, something that has 8 military bases a. what is the mood at marco rubio headquarters there and what have you found in your reporting over the last couple of days? >> the mood here is nervous, clearly. this is a neck and neck race now between marco rubio and ted cruz for the second position. the poll position has gone to donald trump. this crowd of a few hundred people here at marco rubio headquarters are excited and they're watching these numbers very closely. as you said, marco rubio trying to take the high road in some of his stump speeches this week. same thing today. let's listen to what he had to say about what he will do when he is president. >> if you elect me president i will never pitch you against each other in order to win an election. you elect me pre

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super tuesday on the back bur nerks we look head to the florida pry mare ray on march 15th and as you look at pos with gof gop, donald trump has a come manning lead over the rest of the pack right now. double digits even over the next closest competitor marco rubio. it's worth watching. we're live. southwest miami-dade this evening. jeff lennox 7 news. okay jeff. early voting underway in miami-dade county head of o!r march 15th primary as jeff nengsd. jessica holly is live at miami-dade election headquarters in doral with more on this. jessica. >> yeah, the first day of early voting but these people turn owght today are first voting core for convenience. why? because they can vote at any of the it locations and there are no lines. no lines. that's very fast. no waiting. the machine. scafnlt five minute and done. >> early birds taking advantage of 14 days of voting in miami-dade county leading up to the florida presidential primary set for march 15th. 20 free line locations to kick things off. we look forward tow soog you. carolina is the deputy supervisor of elections. i would like to remind you in florida fla, prima

donald trump's rally and a complete wrapup at 11:00. >>> a major development in the u.s. florida senate race. harney ray reed is calling for race. this is in regards to him using his office to promote a hedge fund. he denies every using his office for personal gain. >>> florida released school grades for the last school year and bay area districts received mostly good grades. this is the first year for the grades on the common core standard. hillsborough, soar sarasota, an a. each school received its own individual grade. >>> there is another case of a porch pirate caught on camera. was stealing medication from a sick child. josh thomas has more. >> reporter: the ups guy drops off a package. in this case, it was something the family was waiting for. check it out. in this camera inside of the doorbell, we can see a woman walk right up to the door moments before the ups truck leaves and she takes the package with medicine in it. her cronies wait in her honda and then she gets in and takes off. as you can imagine, the child's father is repulsed. >> i hope you are happy. you took medicine from a kid. i mean, wow, you are great. awes

donald trump and his family pflew out of the state late last pnight. pfor a closer look at the pdemocratic results, let' s check pin with mike cronin. pmike: thanks, ray. pmany granite staters were pexpecting bernie sanders to win pthe first in the nation primary pand he did so in a big way, p>> thank you, new hampshire. pmike: coming off his primary pvictory, bernie sanders cited pthe potential record-breaking pvoter turnout as helping him win pthe first in the nation primary. phe said democrats will need to pcontinue to be inspired to keep pthe white house in november. p>> what the people here have psaid is that given the enormous pcrises facing our country, it is pjust too late for the same old, psame old establishment politics pand establishment economics. pthe people want real change. pmike: this was a tough loss for pdemocrat rival hillary clinton. pher campaign was hoping to surge pat the end of the election, but pshe was not able to pull ahead. pher concession speech signaled a pshe said she and bernie sanders pare both committed to getting psecret money out of politics. pshe says she has nothing against pnew hampshire voters. p>> i still love

ray leonard. i think the comment about donald trump the implicit point is trump did not earn his wealth.intuitive take. i felt that ted cruz probably won the debate. the reason for that is marco rubio did what he had to do. he showed he can stand up to donald trump and fight him. he did a good job of that. that tells donors that rubio's tough. the problem is if rubio's fighting, then rubio is not being rubio. it is like going to an eagles concert and they refuse to play "hotel california." what rubio does is the eloquent rhetoric. he did not get to that. >> it did he establish it as a two-man race? trump stayed away from the personal invective he likes and talked about the best guy for the job. is a two-man race enough? >> i think in the eyes of the donors for rubio, it looked like a two hi-man race. i think ted cruz did fine. for the performance he needed, he did well. >> he was teaming up. maeve reston is to young to know the malachi crunch. >> they didn't crunch him. >> they tried. they tried. maeve was right. donald trump wasn't taken down last night. >> he wasn't taken down. we will

ray suarez. thank you for watching, and good night. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> votes are being counted in nevada. donald trump hopes for another big night in the republican race for the white house. obama delivers a plan to close guantanamo but people say they don't want detainees on american soil. welcome. you're watching al jazeera coming to you live from our headquarters here in doha. the u.s. investigates 14 new possible cases of

ray brewer. after a second-place finish in iowa, donald trump is trying to regain momentum in new hampshire. during a rally, he picked up the endorsement of former senator scott brown. the republican front-runner is trying to explain the results >> i think that we did very well. i did not expect to do so well. one poll came out that had us build up a false expectation for some people. sean: he is headed to little rock, arkansas today. not hurt his chances in new hampshire. erin: fresh off his third-place three town hall meetings planned in new hampshire today. he said republicans cannot afford to lose this presidential election. he deflected the notion that he is the establishment choice. >> i' m not the establishment candidate. i' ve had $40 million of establishment money spent attacking me. i got to the u.s. senate running against the establishment. erin: rubio also focused on the issues he says a report into new crisis, jobs, and the economy. sean: jeb bush is counting on a strong result in new hampshire. he has a pair of town hall meetings today. last night, he discussed medical care for

ray brewer. sean: after a second-place finish in iowa, donald trump is trying to regain momentum in iowa -- new hampshire. he picked up the endorsement of former massachusetts senator scott brown. he is trying to explain the results in iowa after so many expectations leading up to the caucuses. >> i think that we did very well, i didn' one poll came out that said i am for-five points ahead and that may be built up a false expectation for people. erin: fresh off his third-place finish out in iowa, marco rubio has three town hall meetings planned in new hampshire today. he said republicans can' t afford to lose this presidential election. he deflected the notion yesterday that he is now the establishment choice. >> i' m not the establishment candidate. i' ve had millions of dollars of establishment money attacking me. i' ve had to run against establishment candidates before. erin: he focused on the issues yesterday in new hampshire on the issues he says are sean: jeb bush is counting on a strong result in new hampshire. he has a pair of town hall meetings today. last night, he discussed medical care for ve

donald trump has a lead there. >>> still ahead a meeting with the ray's pitcher chris archer led to adoption day here for this teen. that's cool. if we can keep this beautiful weather going. this streak will end. we'll squeeze out another great tuesday. clouds are rolling in. that's coming >>> this is a day you say why are we here. >> it is hard to not call in well are you loving the weather. you have to be out. >> what happened to the days doing the news casts outside live. state fair you go out in front of the station do it from kennedy boulevard. get out. check outs the sky right now. a good sun set in the western sky. we'll turn around and see a good moon rise in the eastern sky. as the same time the sun sets. and they're kind of opposite. that's why it is full. >> hope you had a great weekend. i cannot imagine any better weather than this. this is the san diego weather with sunshine not much humidity. well into the 70s. >> a chilly note. that should wrap up the month of february more cold air heads our way. first things first. we are sticky tonight. moisture is making a come back. and that influx is actually

ray raimundi, abc news, new york.3 3pattie box and donald trump is planning to return to virginia ahead of the march 1st primary. the gop front-runner is set to appear at an event at regent university on february 24th in virginia beach. john kasich is scheduled to host a town hall meeting monday at vcu in richmond. and ben carson will be at regent on february 29th. states holding a primary contest on so-called super tuesday. 3mona hillary clinton's campaign is launching a television ad campaign. her campaign announced that it's running its first tv ads in the richmond market. the 30 second spots.. which highlight clinton's record on foreign policy, women's rights, and other issues, are part of an initial 6-figure ad buy. the campaign didn't disclose exactly how much it will spend. right now -- clinton is leading the polls in virginia.. and has the support of both senators and gov. terry mcauliffe. 3pattie also in richmond- the house has approved a bill that would protect people who oppose same-sex marriage and extra-marital sex. the bill would prohibit the state from punishing those who

when donald trump says ban all muslims, the enemy loves that. you are declaring war on the faith. ray: on the democratic side, tom perez campaigned for hillary clinton. >> she has the ability day one to get on the phone and talk the tough talk that we need to talk with some of the other countries who we are working to build a better world with. she knows on day one how to build a better economy. ray: today three candidate will be campaigning in new hampshire rather than iowa. john kasich making stops in rochester, portsmouth, and loudon. after the iowa caucuses candidates will be making their way here. in the studio, ray brewer. erin: all right. thank you. two stores in manchester were forced to evacuate yesterday. for thes say they were called to modell's sporting goods after workers reported smelling gas. firefighters found above average levels of carbon monoxide in the stores. they evacuated them for an hour to ventilate. officials believe that a demolition crew at the former michael's location next door was not properly exhausting their power equipment causing diesel and carbon mo

bernie sanders and donald trump could be redoing the ray we do things.here is another provocation from iran that we want to get into the news. in the wake of the controversial nuclear deal. the ayatollah turning a routine incident on sheet seas as an act of heroism against the united states. stick with us, folks. we'll be right back. 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, come out from the cushions, you are back. the x1 voice remote is here. martha: it's a busy day in the political world. we have breaking news raising eyebrows in the united states. the ayatollah, iran's supreme leaders giving medals to his troops who he says captured u.s. navy sailors during tense incident in the persian gulf last month. you don't often see a picture like this. clearly, this ice message iran -- clearly, this is a message iran wants the world to see. reporter: these are iranian victory member

ray suarez. thank you for watching, and good night. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> thank you very much everybody. thank you >>> donald trump u.s. presidential bid is celebrated as he wins in l.a. >>> you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, obama gears up for a fight to push through the closure of guatemalan bay. european companies accused of selling surveillance equipment to egypt that could be used to clamp down on dissent. you've heard of the u.n.'s blue helmets. we r

speaker, i rise today to honor donald "buddy" ray a great arkansan and american, dear friend who passed away in january. a native of dezark, he earned a degree in animal husbandry from the university of arkansas. he spent time in the army, later in the army guard, before joining a small poultry company in 1961 called tyson feed and hatchery. today known as tyson foods. for over 50 years buddy was instrumental in everything the company did. as president and c.o.o. he helped build tyson foods into one of the world's leading food companies and major contributor to our state's economy. mr. womack: in addition to his career, buddy was also dedicated to the northwest kansas community, especially springdale, he served on countlets boards, the university of arkansas, college of the ozarks to name a few. he was also a man of faith, dedicated to the robinson avenue church of christ in springdale. buddy will be missed by his many family members, countless friends, the community, and the tyson foods family, but we find comfort in remembering buddy's famous words -- look behind with no regrets, look

donald trump celebrity apprentice. he performs saturday night. closer to home collin ray madrid. he has been nominated ten times for male vocalist of the year. the arkansas native is known for more than 40 top chart hits. last but certainly not least, rascal flatts kicks off their mini residency on wednesday. the ward winning trio performs nine shows right here in las vegas. rascal flatts is promising a brand-new show that no one has ever seen before. they also said the show will be packed with as many of their hits as possible. this will be their second residency at the hard rock. these are only three of the events on our list of 13 things to do this week in las vegas. if you would like to see the whole list head to ktnv.com and page. a list of ways to celebrate valentine's day which we know is sunday, we have a list for that, too, on our home page. i'm megan telles and i'll see you next week. >> the girls know it's sunday. the guys are like oh, i have to make a reservation. for more information, including upcoming events south point casino.com is the website. >>> back with us w

ray brewer. sean: thanks. on the republican side, ted cruz and donald trump are stepping up the attacks on each other. trump spent yesterday in arkansas and says he does not like how ted cruz played the game in iowa. while ted cruz used the word "trumper tantrum" to describe the attacks from the gop front-runner. >> ted cruz goes out, you talk about liars? >> donald is so erratic. do you really want his finger on the button? sean: trump holds a commanding double-digit lead in the polls in the granite state, but he may >> there will probably be one other candidate. it is probably less likely to be ted cruz, but somebody will be seen as an alternative to trump. should trump not win, i think a number of candidates will be a lot more emboldened to hit him harder. sean: john kasich has staked much of his campaign on new hampshire. last night, he talked about how he has fought the addiction crisis in his home state. >> we rehab you if you are drug addicted. we are in the prisons with our rehabilitation in the prisons, treating the person who is in there for drugs. we release them in the community and their

. >>> dijo que deporto ray a un inmigrante indocumentados por vivir sin papeles. >>> en el norte de nevada atacando a donald indocumentado que sea detenido dijo cruz. el comentarista conservador dijo que si irÍa a buscar a los indocumentados a sus casas. cruz respondiÓ, pondrÍamos en marcha un sistema biomÉtrico que alerte cuando la visa de un inmigrante se haya vencido y, mando riamos a las autoridades a buscarlos y deportarlos. >>> si afectarÍa hoy aqui en nevada. yo pido que la mayorÍa hispano piensan en personas como marco rubio y no ted cruz y yo pienso que afectar mucho aquÍ en nevada, afectaria. >>> gustavo ramos fue un evento de rubio, porque dice tras escuchar los comentarios de cruz no votarÍa por Él. >>> seguro que sÍ. es algo que no se va a hacer no se va a hacer. es ilÓgico. >>> cruz y rubio batallÓn por un segundo lugar. >>> las encuestas en nevada no son muy claras >>> rubio recalcÓ que Él es la alternativa a donald trump, candidato no se quedara en nevada para esperar los resultados de la asambleas. >>> y cabe recordar que cruz si ha dicho que aboga por construir un muro fronterizo y estÁ es

people donald realize this. there were in x-rays in 1881. the bullet was never removed from garfield. there were to x-rays in 1901, the bullet was not removed from mckinley. so it was not a good thing. so vice-president ther to roosevelt figures, well, he is getting better. i'm going to go hunting in the adirondack mountains by missiles. ... >> that would have been mind blowing but it was all one and same one transformational turning point. amazing when you really think about it. all right, the point is he goes to trial and does not testify at his trial. he's found guilty and very quickly, much more quickly than these. all right, now the thing is that -- this is the scene of what happened as well. all right. >> he's going to end up being executed. he now becomes president and he will transform the presidency and be the first vice president to succeed to the presidency and actually get elect today his own term. and then one of the other terms in coming back and running 1912 party nominees, the progressive party of 1912 which is my favorite el

day trying to shore up both in different parts of the state, donald trump held a big lead in the balls, but more recent surveys have the rays narrowing, but there is an increasing focus on the lower portion of the race. when you get to ohio, we're going to get to pennsylvania. where going everywhere. democrats focus on nevada. the police office carried his flag draped casket into the high court the possession was led by scully is on. what a favorite log later in the day. it's tough to imagine this court without him, without him sending up there. >> as for the showdown over his replacement, president obama is wasting no time, he was seen at the white house carrying a binder of potential nominees. republicans want the next president to pick the success or prep to get the battle between the government and apple is heating up. is is boneless and apple is resisting seen such a request its customers. fourteen people were killed in the attacks. apple has a week to formally respond to that question corporate marketing sunday they're doing, he was responsible for a drunk driving crash that killed four people. an outpouring of love f