what he' s saying about donald trump tonight --without ever mentioning trump' s name. harvey: a lot of us will get some snow and so freezing rain before we wake up tomorrow. >> this is "chronicle." >> just another day in jamaica. quick 69 degrees. wet, while, the rom is flowing. -- the r is flowing. um and the bobsled is ready to go. >> here we go. >> estate new england to jamaica, next on "chronicle

someone on the news networks that they are playing on the stream says donald trump' s name, everyone here goes wild. crowd energized, the word angry. anytime anyone on one of the networks talks about angry viewers, people upset with the way washington is working, people looking for an outsider, voters being angry, this place goes wild. there are a lot of people bought -- backing donald trump and want to see him go to south carolina and further on. back to you. ed: after the iowa loss, donald trump seems to -- seemed to go into a shell and now he has come back. you getting any hint as to what the difference might be? phil: you have been following the campaign and i was out in iowa watching donald trump. a lot of people thought when he came in second you would see a defiant donald trump but you saw that speech, he said onto new hampshire. he was -- people said he was kind of presidential in that speech. unlike donald trump and several other speeches. very energized donald trump. this crowd has been waiting, chanting his name. secret service at all the doors. he could come out at any mi

if bloomberg *does want to run, he would need to add his name to ballots by early next month. donald trump rally this friday at u-s-f. yesterday morning, the event site said there were no more free tickets. but that *changed later in the day. and at last check, tickets are *still available this morning. the rally starts at seven friday night at the u-s-f sundome. doors open at five. and it's not *all free. parking will cost you twenty dollars. if you want to register... we've put a link on fox 13 news dot com. just click on seen on tv. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 still ahead: the they played last night. plus: let the "mile high" a look at what the broncos have planned... for today's ba da ba ba ba 3 time to talk some sports begin... with the bolts. the lightning started a two game roadtrip up in ottawa last night. anton stralman took a *separate flight up there... because he's been dealing with the flu, and didn't want to get any of teammates sick. 3 well it may have been too late... because the team was definitely *playing like they had the flu. the senators didn't wait long to start scoring... and they were up two-nothing bef

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s go straight to sera congi with more. sera: donald trump is calling this crunch time here in new hampshire. trump never mentioned ted cruz by name at a big rally this morning in exeter. mr. trump: we have politicians in charge of our country who are interest. sera: trump did take jabs at jeb bush and bernie sanders but he and immigration. leading another rally here and that begins at 7:00. heather: and ted cruz is also in portsmouth today. >> here is what i tell everyone tickers: -- ted cruz: he told everyone he was going to win and it didn' t happen. and his reaction is that he got very angry. he said, how stupid could the people of iowa be? i is in his next question is how stupid the people of new hampshire are? heather: trump is still leading in the polls and the latest one out of new hampshire shows the same. ed: marco rubio hit several topics including young people in education as well as the second amendment. he also turned his attention away from his other opponents and instead attacked the clinton administration. there was also a discussion on governor kasich said that his first 100 days in office, he would have a plan t

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donald trump for name- calling. trump, who continued to bash the bush brothers, also took aim at rival ted cruz, calling him unstable. for more on this story, tune in to c-b-s this morning following our show at 7 a-m. parts of the south are cleaning up after severe weather, including tornadoes, tore through the area. several homes and structures in both florida and mississippi were damaged by suspected twisters yesterday. the same storm system dumped snow and freezing rain in the northeast... making a mess of travel. and, pop star taylor swift took home her second best album honor at last night's grammy awards... but rapper kendrick lamar stole the show... winning five awards... the most for the night. mark ronson and bruno mars won coming up on channel 2 news this coming up on channel 2 news this morning... meteorologist jeff martinez will have your pinpoint 2 forecast "channel 2 news continues with meteorologist jeff martinez's pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american meteorological society!" mostly sunny and mild today with highs in the mid to upper 60s. a storm arrives on wednesday with windy conditions and snow in the sierra by thursday

carolina, to meet up with governor bush,s he went into the venus restaurant, he seemed irritated by the mere mention of trump's name. are you going to be able to stop donald trump here. >> hope so. >> reporter: inside, he hit back. do you want an entertainer in chief? someone who will say whatever he wants to, you know, to make it all about him? insult people, divide people? basically just talk trash on his way to the republican nomination? presidential politics is known for its brass knuckle attacks. ted cruz is out withh this video, ridiculing trump. >> look, i got the trump action figure figure! >> no way, it's huge! >> what does he do? >> he pretends to be a publican! reporter: and today, marco rubio launched his own grenade at trump. >> donald trump has zero fosh policy experience. negotiating a hotel deal in another country is not foreign policy expeeryerns. >> repororr: rubio is still haunted by his bad debate. those mocking rubio robots following him to south carolina. but at a town hall meeting today, a vote of confidence. >> as far as the robot stuff, you haven't brought that up, but just keep in mind that the terminator was elected twice as gov

names ... the president apologized on behalf of donald trump. "recently we've heard inexcusable political rhetoric americans. it has no place in our country" last month donald trump announced that the u-s should ban all muslims from entering the u-s ... even u-s citizens ... in the wake of the san bernadino terror attack. the president says the growing anti- muslim rhetoric in the nation inspired him to visit a u-s mosque for the first time during his presidency. he started his speech there by offering thanks from the nation. "the first thing i wanna say is two words that muslim americans don't hear often enough, and that is your community, thank you for lifting up the lives of your neighbors and for helping keep us strong and united as one american family president obama says u-s muslims serve as police officers, firefighters and department of homeland security workers ... and should not be viewed as the enemy. mid-american energy is milestones today. the utility company says two of are now complete and fully operational. with those projects now done, mid- american says it now gets more energy from wind than from any other source. ten years ago mid-american had no wind energy producti

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donald trump for so-called name-calling. trump, who continued to bash the bush brothers, also took aim at rival, ted cruz, calling the texas senator unstable. for more on this story, tune in to c-b-s this morning following our show at 7 a-m. and, pop star taylor swift took home her second best album honor at last night's grammy awards... but rapper kendrick lamar stole the show... winning five awards... the most for the night. mark ronson and bruno mars won for record of the year for their smash hit, uptown funk. coming up next... we'll have right now as you head out the door. stay with us just a few moments longer. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden

s&p report earnings this week. what to look out for from some of the biggest names in retail, including macy's, target, and gap. could hillary clinton and donald trump grab their party's respective nominations as early as next month? bloomberg politics makes the case for the paths of both candidates. julian.ad over to she has the latest on the rally. julie: stocks rising to highs, and is one of these catalysts rallies we have seen over the past week or so, that nothing necessarily fundamentally a change. oil rally,ng european stocks rally, and now that has right to the noted date as well. -- united states as well. take a look at the imac, the sectors on the move. materials doing good, industrial also on that list. all of the major industry groups on the rise. if you look throughout the session, you will also see we sort of built on earlier gain. this was characteristic of the rally we saw last week, the chart of the s&p 500 was again at the open, and stating another leg up. that is what we are seeing today. all of that data, it has been relatively low volume, and that has been true over the past week or so, with last week the best performance of the

name is jeb bush. p[applause] padam: candidates ted cruz, marco prubio, and donald trump keeping pa lower profile today getting pready for the big stage tonight. pjosh and jen, let' s go back to pjennifer: three other republican pcandidates campaigned across the pstate today as well. pgovernor chris christie, dr ben pcarson and carly fiorina are all phoping to garner more support as pthey head into tuesday' s rimary. pwmur' s heather hamel live now pwith more on how they aren' t pdiscouraged by the polls. pheather: from town halls to pthanking volunteers these p, candidates were out there. pthey all tout records that they pbelieve prove they can lead and psay no one should count them pout. pdr. carson: they have written my pobituary every week for the last pyear and half, and then they pturn around and say he is still phere. pi can' t believe he is still phere. pheather despite his low p: standings in the polls, his oor showing in iowa, and rumors pthat he may drop out, dr. ben pcarson told a group of psupporters in manchester today pthat he is not going anywhere. phe will join others on the psix debate stage tonight p, including governor chris pchris christie: on

naming the person of interest since he has not been charged in russell' s death. the 37-year-old will be arraigned on drug charges later today. mark: turning to commitment 2016, donald trump is threatening a lawsuit and continues his attacks at rival candidate ted cruz. miriah turner is at the live alert desk with a look at the latest feud involving the republican frontrunner. miriah? miriah: donald trump is campaigning in south carolina and he is demanding an apology from ted cruz. trump called cruz a liar a number of times during his campaign events on monday. he claims the cruz campaign is making commercials that are misleading and if cruz does not apologize, he' ll sue. trump says since cruz was born in canada, he' s not eligible to run for president. >> i think he' s a very unstable guy and i must tell you one thing about ted cruz that i can say only to a minor extent by comparison for the other politicians, i haven' t been doing this long. i' but i will tell you, i have never, ever met a person that lies more than ted cruz. >> truth matters. and we' re not in grade school where you just get to say liar, liar pants on fire and not respond to the substance. miriah: so

s&p report earnings this week. what to look out for from some of the biggest names in retail, including macy's, target, and gap. could hillary clinton and donald trumpective nominations as early as next month? bloomberg politics makes the case for the paths of both candidates. julian.ad over to she has the latest on the rally. julie: stocks rising to

name. >> vote for jeb. ily >> diner visits are a new jeb. hampshire tradition. so is canvassing for votes, s especially in the snow.tes, donald trump supporters from new dona york and connecticut rushed to new hampshire as the campaign frantically turned to voter outreach after seeing a 20-point lead cut in half. trump campaigned in south carolina after snow cancelled his only new hampshire event and complained he didn't get enough >> think of it, so the person >> think of that came in third, they said, believab unbelievable result, unbelievable. this is a huge victory.victory! but i came in second and they said, trump didn't do so well.trump my total focus now son new my total hampshire. now then next week my total focus ise. going to be right here in south right carolina.n >> marco rubio riding momentum r from his third-place finish in third iowa is closing the gap with trump. >> i would say to you tonight, that this generation of leadership in this country right now is the most selfish generation of leaders we have h ever had in washington, d.c.ashington, >> john kasich also had his eye o on second place here and could blunt rub

and it will result in both donald trump and any lawyer that signs his name to the plate in being filed in court for filing a frivolous litigation. >> host: okay, jim janet antle s pushing back on the criticism from ted cruz. but it poll that shows that he's making headway is, or those attacks working against donald trump? >> guest: we saw when he is actually attacked and treated like a normal candidate, it does have an effect on his numbers and certainly on his favorables even if it doesn't seem to end his core base vote. being good disciples of atoms become as republicans often are, that we are each looking at their comparative advantage. ted cruz is a checklist conservative. he can check all the boxes on the issues and say i have taken conservative positions and vote for the conservative way on those issues. donald trump is more of an attitudinal conservative. he's not a movement conservative come as he is comes he is appealing to sort of an attitude and anger come and so cruz is attacking him on whether he's been consistent on the issues and seeing if he can get some traction. >> host: and then you have jeb bush who's put all his chips in new hampshire and s

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s in a moment. >> but first three victims of random slashings on the moment. the suspects on the loose and police released new details. >>> also donald trump versus the pope. two the names you might not have expected to hear together. >>> and they look great at a great price on social media but are they too good to be true? cbs 2 reveals real or rip off. i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. an update on the story this morning new photos released in the string of stashings. >> janelle burrell joins us from the scene of the most recent attack. >> police releasing these brand new images within the last hour hoping somebody may recognize these suspects before they are able to attack once again. just released surveillance video of the man police say columbus avenue and west 88th street thursday accused of stabbing him in the back before running away with his kindle and head phones around 5:00 p.m. investigators also putting out these new images this morning of these three teens who were with this teenager accused of slashing 25-year-old bobby who was left with 137 stitches on his face. >> i just heard a lot of screaming like you know they were doing the stitches as i came bu