the big reason we increase our level of competitive winners at the donald with dave. under my because winters had the really a free market in the oil business and maybe we don't think so at times, but it's economically and politically stable. and it is. it wasn't always the case. we had some pretty misguided energy policies in the 1970s where we control the price of crude oil and by the early 1980s that are very refining system in the u.s. over 300 refineries operating average capacity lessons to 2000 barrels a day, a lot of them on crude set-aside. when reagan deregulated new to any kind of process and it did go through a real survival of the fittest kind of process over the next 25 to 30 years. and that was in the end. for the refining industry. they shut down so wasn't good for the people that worked there. in the end, even though we shut down 180 refineries, with a capacity greater than where it was in 1982. it has evolved into the most advanced complex set of refineries in the world. four to five times as much as refiners and the rest of the world. two to three t

dave courvoisier. ((paula francis)) and i'm paula francis... their voices were overwhelmingly for donald trump with about 46- percent of the vote... and trump claimed in his victory speech last night that he won ((dave courvoisier)) brittany edney crunched the numbers to find out if that's really the case. < ((brittany)) it was a record turnout last night for the republican caucus here in the silver state. the party says more than 75- thousand voters turned out statewide--- on the democratic side... around 84-thousand voters came out for the party's caucus on saturday. donald trump took the win... donald trump took the win... and said he swept many demographics... ( donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "we won the evangelicals, we won with young, we won with old. we won with highly educated. we won with poorly educated." ((donald trump "with the hispanics, 46%, number 1 with hispanics." )) ((brittany)) while he took the most hispanic voters who voted republican... when you compare it to the number of hispanics who voted in either party... he has about 11 percent of the vote. as for the youth vo

with dave price. he will in now. onto, donald trump he will be at with sonya hetisuhen. right behind him in the polls is ted cruz and he will be at the fairgrounds and stephanie moore will be giving us the lastest from his camp. on the dems side, hilary clinton will be at drake, in the olsted center. lynn melling will live from there and to close out bernie sanders will setup his hq today from the airport will be tracking the results with him. from most experts we talk to this is shaping up to be an all timer. not sure it will have the turnout of the 2008 caucus but the tight races on both sides have people excited. but the year that keeps coming up when i talk with professor is 1988 and the similarities are striking. we all know this year, the gop has a packed field and no one knows who will come out on top. the dems had that issue in 1988 with 8 candidates. richard gephardt ended up winning that year. its a much different on the dem side with just a 2 horse race with sanders and clinton. the republicans, dealt with that in 88 too. with bob dole and bush sr. dole won th

donald trump? >>> dave price is here with the forecast. >> guys, nothing lasts forever. and that goes for this sunny, dry, spring-like weather. we're going to track it all and tell you when it arrives all coming up. >>> lester holt has a quick look at what he's working on for 6:30. >>> ahead for us as an uber driver is charged in six random murders, new details emerge about what happened before and after the rampage. >>> and why the cdc says the cancer risk from certain laminate flooring from lumber liquidators is considerably >>> decision 2016 now. fresh off his big win in south carolina, donald trump's odds are looking good for the republican caucuses tomorrow night in nevada. trump has a strong lead in the polls and it looks like the stars are lining up for super tuesday a week later. donald trump is hoping a third straight win tomorrow night in nevada will give him insurmountable momentum next week as the gop primary race south carolina turned the republican race into a three-man contest with marco rubio narrowly edging out ted cruz for second place. a fight that's g

with dave price. he will in the spot i am standing in right now. onto, donald trump he will be at the sheridan in west des moines with sonya hetisuhen. right behind him in the polls is ted cruz and he will be at the fairgrounds and stephanie moore will be giving us the lastest from his camp. on the dems side, hilary clinton will be at drake, in the olsted center. lynn melling will live from there and to close out bernie sanders will setup his hq today from the airport holiday inn. our jannay towne will be tracking the "much like today, a year before... goes on to win the meanwhile campaigns are pulling out all the stops to get people out to caucus... in 2008, a record number turned out to caucus. that included about 240-thousand democrats and 120-thousand republicans. this year... it doesn't look as positive. the sense is turnout won't be as high, based on how many have registered so far. but political experts say candidates rely on those new caucus goers... especially bernie sanders, donald trump and ted cruz. they say high caucus turnout will benefit them the

feel like a hollywood insider with high-speed internet from centurylink. ((dave courvoisier)) > candidate donald trump is calling for results of monday's iowa caucuses... to be ruled out. trump alleges rival ted cruz of committing fraud... in a series of tweets.. he said the cruz campaign put out a release as the caucuses were beginning that said ben carson was quitting the race and that voters should go with cruz. seven of the republican hopefuls are battling for support in new hampshire... while candidate rand paul announced today.. he's suspending his campaign./// ((denise valdez)) > millions of americans are in the path of more severe weather today... a day after destructive tornadoes swept across the south. the outbreak flattened homes and knocked out power in mississippi and alabama. david begnaud is surveying the damage left behind. > "it's hitting the water tower!" at least 12 reported tornadoes tore through the south tuesday. "tornado on the ground, tornado on the ground...that things moving." this one touched down in scooba, mississippi and made it all the way to alabama... path of des

would've been ((paula francis)) > a new cbs news national poll shows donald trump with a two-to- one advantage over ted cruz./// ((dave courvoisier)) > parts of the valley have been getting blasted by stong winds... ((paula francis)) ted florendo has look at how long this could last. ((tedd florendo)) peak gusts today up to 70 in the mountains and 60's in some areas this morning between 10 a-m to 1 p-m today. highest in kyle canyon and red rock. summerlin at 60 even later doay with high gusts in centennial hills and nellis. henderson with gusts up to 45 in anthem and seven hills. ............................... ............ wind expected to relax more this evening from double digits in the 20's this evening down to the more the teens later evening. then single digits and light by late night. ............................... ................ hour by hour shows temps cooler than yesterday. 63 by 7 pm and 50's through the evening down to 55 by 8 news now at 11. ((dave courvoisier)) > auto thefts continue to plague parts ((paula francis)) the areas in which these crimes are happening the most. and how some members of the c

fox five's nick lagrange joins us in studio with a look at the results and reaction from the donald himself. nick? dave and maria -- this was a huge or -- 'yuge' -- win for donald trump, here in nevada. the official final vote count is not in... ...but trump is the undisputed g-o-p frontrunner in nevada with just under 46 percent of the caucus vote. so far -- trump has taken twelve of the state's 30 delegates. it's a close race for second place. rubio is currently the second-place holder at just under 24 percent... ...while ted cruz is in third at 21.4 percent. both rubio and cruz currently hold 5 of the state's delegates. if you do the math on that -- there are still eight nevada delegates yet to be awarded, though it's safe to assumethe majority of those will be trump's. once trump was projected as the nevada caucus winner -- the front-runner touted his campaign's ability to appeal to a wide "we won with young, we won with old. we won with highly educated. we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated." after two primaries and two caucuses, trump has a commanding lead. he is projected to ho

with dave price. he will in the spot i am standing in right now. onto, donald trump he will be at the sheridan in west des moines with sonya hetisuhen. right behind him in the polls is ted cruz and he will be at the fairgrounds and stephanie moore will be giving us the lastest from his camp. on the dems side, hilary clinton will be at drake, in the olsted center. lynn melling will live from there and to close out bernie sanders will setup his hq today from the airport holiday inn. our jannay towne will be tracking the results with him. from most experts we talk to this is shaping up to be an all timer. caucus but the tight races on both sides have people excited. but the year that keeps coming up when i talk with professor is 1988 and the similarities are striking. we all know this year, the gop has a packed field and no one knows who will come out on top. the dems had that issue in 1988 with 8 candidates. richard gephardt ended up winning that year. its a much different on the dem side with just a 2 horse race with sanders and clinton. the republicans, dealt w

with dave t this. the big question for donald trump, all these thousands of people who come out to massive rallies, wille out to the caulks are irthis support kind of soft? donald trump in order to win tonight, is really relying on young people coming out, people who have never caucused before. they are considered to be the holy grail of iowa voters because typically they're not political, but donald trump seems to have touched a nerve with them. will they come out tonight? listen to these young folks who say they'll definitely be out to caucus. >> i do want to support trump and i don't believe i would be caucusing if it wasn't for him. >> sick and tired of the politicians lying and never done it withbecause i think they're a bunch of crooks and they lie. we got ourselves a businessman here that tells it like it is. >> young people are more toward trump and at lot of them towards bernie. interested to see how people are responding to each candidate. >> trump volunteers told us if people with stand -- this, is thousands -- who will stand out in c?emç for hours to see trump at a recally, not much of a le

dave courvoisier)) > the republican candidates are also keeping busy battling for votes in south carolina. during rallies this morning... marco rubio and jeb bush attacked donald trump for what billionaire with a commanding lead in the south. the next gop debate is scheduled for saturday./// ((dave courvoisier)) > the candidates will soon be shifting their focus to nevada... with the democratic caucus set for saturday... february 20-th. just a few days after... on the 23-rd... the republicans will have their turn./// ((dave courvoisier)) > we are your local election headquarters throughout the season... on air and online. we'll bring you the latest polling results as they happen... and you can get all the happenings on politics now... every sunday at 5-30./// ((denise valdez)) > the southern nevada health district has a new home. it moved from its main offices on valley view and meadows lane ... down to decatur and meadows lane. 8 news now reporter karen castro reports on the big move. ((diamond beal - parent: she's getting her shots so she can return to school.)) ((karen castro)) diamond beal is taking her 5- year-old daughter, serene, to get vaccinated at the southern nevada health distric

donald needs a lifeline. i have more than my fair share. dave: that heat used since last night, marco rubio is having got his campaign with four days until supertuesday. >> chris christie endorsement month after the new jersey governor singing a different tune about donald trump. >> i don't think he is suited to be president of the united states. i don't think his temperament is suited for that. he is not experienced. >> james freeman from the wall street journal. not the first time we have heard people brutalize each other on the campaign trail and then they come together later but does it diminish the endorsement at all that chris christie said these things before? >> sure and not just a comment you just played least and a lot of time on the campaign trail talking about the importance of the governor's experience, spent time talking about how you dad make a substantive case against hillary clinton. all of that leads to the conclusion that it is hard to believe this endorsement of donald trump is anything but self-serving calculation by chris christie. obviously a fallout with marco rubio. doesn't think ted cruz can go the distance. he has decided d

((dave courvoisier)) > while there will be a lot of action tonight with donald trump and supporters at treasure island, there is also a lot of action in front of his property.. (( carmen llarull/trump worker: the message today for mr. trump is to sign a contract. we deserve better. we are just regular workers that deserve better. 11:12:39 butt to 11:12:45 so we can have respect, security, job security, and dignity at work. 11:12:50 )) ((dave courvoisier)) right now dozens of culinary union workers and trump employees are rallying in front of the trump hotel.. they are calling on donald trump to negotiate a contract. recently trump hotel employees won a union election and want to start contract negotiations. the culinary workers union says the company has refused to bargain with workers. they want similar benefits and protections that trump employees ((paula francis)) > some of the most heated campaign rhetoric has been between trump and ted cruz. denise valdez is live at the y-m- c-a near valley view and > just as we brought you the democrats caucusing on saturday... we've got a full n

./// ((dave courvoisier)) > donald trump has picked up his second consecutive primary win with an apparent victory tonight in south carolina. ((denise valdez)) the billionaire businessman managed to get 32% of the votes. it was a close battle for second place. florida senator marco rubio came out on top with just a couple hundred more votes than texas senator ted cruz. both ended up with roughly 22% . jeb bush... john kasich and ben carson made up the bottom three. as c-b-s reporter craig boswell explains... a third straight loss was too much for bush -- and he ended his presidential bid tonight. < cbs news projects donald trump has won the south carolina republican primary. trump came out ahead of marco rubio and ted cruz, who finished in a virtual tie for second place. "i want to begin by thanking the people of south carolina. bush finished in the bottom three. he told supporters this was his last primary as a 2016 presidential candidate. "the people of iowa, new hampshire and south carolina have spoken and i really respect their decision. so tonight, i am suspending my campaign." (gets

reno with dave lawrence, amanda sanchez and lindsey matherly with your hour by hour forecast" back seat as the republican white house candidates battled it out on the debate stage. this as donald trump's rivals try and sell a final message to super tuesday message that donald trump is not the way forward. scott mclean is live from houston with a look at the fiery debate. republican white house candidates battled it out on the debate stage. this as donald trump's rivals try and sell a final message to super tuesday message that donald trump is not the way forward. scott mclean is live from houston with a look at the fiery debate. --reporter pkg-as follows-- this guy's a choke artist and donald trump took incoming fire for much of the thursday night debate. marco rubio had been avoiding strong attacks against the republican front runner for months. but on the stage in houston...that all changed. if he hadn't inherited 200 million dollars you know where donald trump would be right now selling watches in manhattan... this was the final debate before almost 600 delegates go up for grabs on super tuesday. trump's other main rival ted cruz also went on the offensive against the billi

no one who is better prepared to provide america with the strong leadership that it needs, both at home and around the world, than donald trump. )) ((dave courvoisier)) the republican candidates faced off in a debate last night in houston.. and today marco rubio and donald trump took turns making fun of each other at rallies throughout the state. ted cruz didn't stick around... he took off to nashville but said he plant to go back home through super tuesday./// ((paula francis)) > 8 news now is your local election headquarters... both on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((dave courvoisier)) > a supermodel... accused of fat shaming. ((paula francis)) the comments she made... that has inspired a viral movement against cheryl tiegs./// > controversy over a magazine....and a nostalgia- fueled reboot of a popular 90's show...demetria obilor gives you the rundown of "what's trending" right now... well, former supermodel, cheryl tiegs is catching a lot of slack for criticizing one of sports illustrated's latest covers. "full-figured" model ashley graham is featured on this month's issue, and let's just say tiegs isn't embracing the

dave our. raab has been hitting that year -- gym 5 days a week with a trainer . >>donald trump is winning with everyone. the winner of last night nevada his speech. >>so, we won evangelicals, we won with young, we won with old , we won with highly educated, we won with poorly educated, i love the poorly educated. >>yes, you heard that right. social media reacted both positively and negatively. one person wrote, quote, nobody should be mad he loves the poorly educated. everyone always says self-love is important. >>> for more trending stories, like our facebook page. let us know what is your favorite story of the day. that is what is trending this morning. back over to you guys. >>>[ video playback ] >> a local plastic surgeon talking about how his followers watch him at work in the operating room while he performs procedures on his patients. you can meet doctor miami who media sensation tonight at 11 only here on cbs4 knows. >>people are calling it the wine workout. see how mom incorporates booze into her healthy routine. >>then, a severely injured bird has a 2nd chance a

dave courvoisier. ((paula francis)) and i'm paula francis... their voices were overwhelmingly for donald trump with about 46- percent of the vote... and trump claimed in his victory speech last night that he won

donald trump is also making headlines. ((dave courvoisier)) the associated press just called the south carolina primary... in the billionaire's favor. trump is projected to win with 34 percent of the vote... marco rubio and ted cruz... are tied for second.. with 22 percent. this is the second straight victory for the real estate mogul... he also took first place in new hampshire./// ((denise valdez)) > nevada voters.. others news this saturday. a girl is in the hospital.. after police say.. she was hit by a truck. ((dave courvoisier)) it happened this afternoon.. near elkhorn and fort apache. and that's where we find 8 news now reporter sharie johnson. sharie? ((denise valdez)) > still no locations across the valley. ((dave courvoisier)) people waited in long lines.. while the democratic party.. dealt with some computer glitches. 8 news now reporter brittany edney joins us now live from caesars palace... brittany. there was a huge turnout at del webb middle school today with people filling up the gym, classrooms and cafeteria.. i have to tell you though, it did start out a bit rocky as the checkin times were ranging from 1-2 hours for attendees. some people expre

donald trump anymore tonight. and if you are just joining us nbc projecting ted cruz the 2016 iowa caucus winter for the republicans. we want to check in with political director dave price at caucus headquarters that capital square, dave. karen this is a huge, huge win for ted cruz. obviously wanted to hold off donald trump and he needed this moment tim to move on in new hampshire and where they not fare as well, but to push back against all of the critics he had for his previous position on ethanol, one example we just got a statement from this ethanol lobbying group america's renewable future and in it, tonight iowans overwhelmingly vote for candidates to support the renewable standards, that may be the case. you start adding the support all kinds of candidates but in the despite this intense effort against him, despite if a think governor branstad has set against him, despite people ripping on him for the mailers sent over the weekend to shame people to show up and caucus and i was secretary of state essentially publicly scolded him despite all of those things, he could still get the victory. look just a little bit lower than fats and there would be quite a bat

dave lawrence. a big night in new hampshire. bernie sanders and donald trump winning the nation's first primary. scott mc-lain is live in the granite state with reaction this morning. the first primary in the nation delivered a pair of anti-establishment winners -- donald trump and bernie sanders. they began as longshots...now...they are waking up winners in donald trump and bernie sanders sailed to polls predicted-- both pitching big ideas and promising big changes. presidential candidate much you are going to be so happy. we are going to make america so great again.. maybe even greater than before. presidential candidate what began last week in iowa... what voters here confirmed tonight... is nothing short of a political revolution ohio governor john kasich suprised many with a strong second place finish. with the establishment candidates splitting votes, new hampshire did little to define a republican challenger to take on donald trump and ted cruz. a disappointing finish for marco rubio -- robbing his campaign of the momentum it had from a strong finish in iowa. rubio blamed his debate. presidential candidate well on saturday night so lis

with temps by monday getting very close to records.<))) > dave courvsr > a newader in the republic lls.which presidential candidate is inching ahead of donald trump... continues to heat up./// i've watched as the house across the street has sat empty for over six years. i've watched good friends have their homes foreclosed on. people are still really suffering, and they're looking for somebody that is going to create bold change. wall street gave bad advice and bad loans over and over again, and nothing happened. people are so excited about bernie sanders because they know that he's not beholden to wall street. we need someone like bernie sanders that's going to fight for the middle class. we have to fix things now. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, bernie sanders in a dead heat here in nevada. 48% of likely caucus attendees say they support clinton... while 47% say they support sanders. clinton is holding an edge among women voters. while sanders tops the former secretary of state among voters under the age of 55. nevada's democratic caucus will happen saturday./// ((dave courvoisier)) > and on the republican side... candidates are campaigning

candidates have come out swinging with four days until supers of a tuesday, the most important contest in the race for the white house. dave: 600 delegates that one tuesday. today donaldmp dominating the headlines this afternoon after making an hour-long speech that kicked off with a major announcement. >> marco rubio trying to seize on last night's debate moment holding a big rally as you heard in the last hour. dave: we will come to that in just a moment but first stocks singing as the closing bell sounds on wall street for the day, the week but all the major averages are up a full percentage point for the entire week. here is a look at where we are ending the day. it was that just barely within nasdaq again, the stock market was tracking oil, at first it was doing okay, and oil went down and so did the markets those so goes the markets this week but it wasn't up for a change. >> markets wait for monday, everything you need to know right now. a day after a heated gop debate donald trump out with a major announcement. blake dermott has the details. >> reporter: donald trump who said he could care less about endorsements picked up what many see as a potentially huge e

with stephen colbert... republican presidential hopeful donald trump will become the first guest ever to phone into david letterman's tenure on the desk./// ((dave courvoisier)) > that's all for us live at eleven. ((paula francis)) trump and actress eva longoria are colbert's guests next on the late show. we'll see you back here tomorrow flores: i was raised by my father. my mother left my family when i was 9 years old. things really went from bad to worse for me. this isn't just about numbers, this is about real lives. this is a system that isn't working for the everyday person. it's one of the reasons why i decided to endorse bernie sanders. nevadans are looking for people who are willing to think big, to be bold, and to fight for everyday people. and that's exactly what bernie sanders is doing. sanders: i'm bernie sanders >> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) you deserve it! thank you. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: jon, how are you? good to see you. ( cheers and applause ) thank you. thank you very much. thanks so much, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to "the

./// ((dave courvoisier)) > a new cbs poll released today shows that donald trump continues to hold a commanding lead over the republican field... with a 17 point lead over his cruz. florida senator marco rubio percent... just ahead of ohio governor john kasich. more than half of republican voters say they may still change their minds about who to support./// ((dave courvoisier)) > 8 news now is your local election headquarters for everything relating to the caucuses and the presidential campaign... on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((paula francis)) > there could be a break in a disturbing case of animal cruelty. several ducks and swans were killed in the desert shores community last november.... the group nevada political action for animals says a teen may be responsible for the killings. 8 news now confirms there is movement in the case. passionate about the birds... and say they are looking forward to getting more answers about the cruel deaths: ((yolanda shaner/desert shores resident: they are not just animals. they know, they love us, they come to us and we just love em. they have feelings. why should they be kille

donald trump, that rallying cry tonight in the nevada caucuses from the remaining republican candidates. cruz, carson, marco rubio, and kasich calling for that. polls show trump meanwhile with a comfortable lead, dave evans previewing the caucuses for us. he's in the news room. >> as you mentioned, marco rubio is getting a lot of support from elected officials, the front runner with voters. it's expected he'll win tonight in nevada, super tuesday, 12 states voting, including massachusetts, texas, and minnesota, and trump is just about ready to lock up the race according to polls. >> reporter: he enjoys a double digit lead in nevada, but donald trump is still hammering ted cruz. >> this guy cruz is the single biggest liar i've ever dealt with in my life. i've never seen, he'll lie about anything. >> reporter: cruz yesterday was forced to fire his communications director after circulating a video by a student newspaper that incorrectly claimed marco rubio was disparaging the bible, and this after circulating a photo shopped picture of marco rubio and president obama together. in iowa the cruz campaign also spread rumors that carson was dropping out even though he wasn't. today cruz tried to hit back

donald trump. the billionaire absorbed his attacks and fired some of his own. >>> wintry winds are moving in our direction, we are tracking sub freezing windchills as we get later into the day. >>> let's get going with dave and karen, good morning. >> reporter: we're off to a cold start, that's for sure. there are some stubborn clouds hanging in this morning, we'll see skies transition to sun later. 35 in wilmington, 34 in trenton. 35 in millville. around the freezing mark from lancaster up through reading and through allentown. with winds starting to kick up a bit it feels like the 20s. 26 degrees is the current windchill in philadelphia, 23 in allentown. the teens out in lancaster. heading out this morning looks like temperatures more or less are on or about the freezing mark with early cloud cover giving way to eventually sunshine. as we roll through the day, it will be sunny, but windy with a high of 42. at the 3:00 p.m. period, the windchills will probably be below freezing. at the best of times it will feel like 30 today. karen, things get better over the weekend, especially on sunday, details coming up. >> reporter: something to look forward. let's get this friday started, looking outside live, we

dave nethers fox 8 news. >> after a strong finish in new hampshire, it is gone to south carolina for john kasich. last night new hampshire primary , donald trump winning with 35 percent,ar the john kasich hn of focus his energy there got nearly 60 percent, he says he is happy but not surprised tot was very calm about it i sort of felt that we were going to be in second placewe, i heard earlier that there was some word that we t were going to be there and when i traveled around the polling places it was pretty clear statement po new jersey governor chris christieor expected to end his run for the white house tonight,eded nine minutes ago carly fiorina said that she is suspending her campaign . what is it like to live on the open road? >> by this family traded in and this letter shall 71. >> we cannot hear you you tell that the visibility of scots and then we are right between harvard and chagrin blvd . forgetting that on the lake . some people are starting to slow down out here,e these conditions if you are traveling, allowing shut-eye because it can get that ine almost an instant, is more snowfall comes on the lake .re look what happens when things and the

dave carlin cbs 2 news. >>> thank you now to campaign 2016 100% of precincts are now in after i was big night. republican ted cruz walked away with the victory. donald trump came in second senator marco rubio. it's a close call for the democrats with virtually an even split between hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders. we are joined with more on the winners and losers -- diane? >> very exciting to watch. the republicans have some surprises and overall record shattering turnout, up by nearly 600 people compared to 2012 and on the democratic side has ever seen. up until late this morning we still had a precinct outstanding and while clinton claimed victory early this morning, sanders has yet to >> a triumphant ted cruz thanked supporters for giving him the most votes in iowa republican caucus history. >> tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa and all across this great nation. >> detectives -- >> there are only two ways to run, scared and unopposed. i'm certainly not opposed severe continuing to run scared . >> we will go on to get the republican nomination and we will go onto easily beat hillary or bernie or whoever the he

donald trump each way ahead in their respective political parties for the vote tuesday. now a new wrinkle. former new york mayor michael bloomberg says he may enter the race. dave evans with all that and more. he's in salem, new hampshire. >> this race in new hampshire really is all about second place on the republican side, assuming the polls are correct. it's going to be all about who comes in second place tomorrow in new hampshire. a lot of senators and governors all kind of bunched up vying for the second place finish. much the same story over at the democratic side. bernie sanders is far out in first place on the democratic side. the question is just how bad will this defeat be for hillary clinton? >> reporter: just like 2008, hillary clinton again in new hampshire faces the political fight of her career. >> i want to thank everybody who has braved the weather, especially the last few days to get out and knock on doors. >> reporter: and the former president serving as attack dog. >> when you're making a revolution, you can't be too careful about the facts. >> reporter: frontrunner bernie sanders who promised that revolution enjoys in the latest polling here a double-

donald trump/republican candidate for president, "i want one thing, on tuesday you have to get out and vote." )) ((dave courvoisier)) a monmouth university poll shows trump up by double digits in new hamspire with ted cruz, marco rubio, jeb bush and john kasich locked in a fierce battle for second. as for the democrats... bernie sanders is ahead of hillary clinton by 10 points. (( bernie sanders/democrati c candidate for president, "we are going to create together an economy that working for working families and not just the one percent." )) ((dave courvoisier)) though trailing in the granite state hillary clinton is closing the gap on sanders lead. she briefly left the state sunday for flint michigan to address the ongoing scandal of lead contaminated water in the community . she was back in new hampshire by this evening where candidates from both parties will likely remain until the polls close tuesday. /// ((dave courvoisier)) > remember... we are your local election headquarters through the campaign. you can stay up to date on air and on las vegas now dot com. /// ((dave courvoisier)) >big game in the bay tonight --- ron futrell s here with sports. performance by the broncos defense tonight

donald trump is out and about visiting caucus sites and has done at least one national interview. we expect him here closer to the 11:00-hour. dave and paula. >> thanks, patrick. we'll check in with election headquarters where ballots at 9:00, next. >> an exclusive look inside the brand-new t-mobile arena. the new additions to make sure every seat in the house has a great view. >> chilly temps return. when will it warm up again?> ((dave courvoisier)) > and ted cruz is in a battle with marco rubio.. for second place. ((paula francis)) >> ted cruz generally considered to be in a battle with marco rubio for second place. >> he's holding a campaign party tonight at the ymca across the street from the meadows mall. what is the reaction? >> reporter: the watch party starting about 8:00 tonight. the gates slowly starting to trickle in some really early arrival arrivals. they're cranking the country music who will not be leaving sparks until 7:30. we can tell you what the senator was doing later today spending most of that in northern nevada with conservative talk show host glenn beck. they were visiting places like fernly and mix of sun and clouden and carson city. just a little while a

dave courvoisier)) > runaway democratic races in the new hampshire primary... donald trump dominated the g-o-p field... winning 35- percent of the vote. ohio governor john kasich finished second with 16-percent. senator ted cruz, jeb bush, and senator marco rubio rounded out the top five. a much happier trump celebrated the win after a disappointing second place finish in iowa: (( donald trump/(r) presidential candidate: "new hampshire, i want to thank you. we love you. we're going to be back a lot. we're not going to forget you. you started it. remember, you started it." )) ((dave courvoisier)) new jersey governor chris christie put most of his eggs in the new hampshire basket and finished sixth at just under 8- percent. he said he's going home to re-evaluate his campaign... but he has not dropped out of the race./// ((denise valdez)) > the polls didn't lie in the democratic race... senator bernie sanders won in a landslide over hillary clinton. sanders garnered 60- percent of the vote to clinton's 39- percent. the vermont senator was heavily favored with voters in neighboring new hampshire. percentage... sanders will only take four more delegates from the state than clinton. san

donald trump. coming up, lindsey matherly will have your complete forecast. that's next on kolo 8 news now. "you're watching kolo 8 news now good morning reno with dave lawrence, amanda sanchez and lindsey matherly temperatures across northeast california and western nevada will be well above average today before easing down slightly over the weekend. it will be breezy this afternoon and evening, with a chance for showers mainly north of interstate 80 tonight and early saturday. another weak system is possible sunday night, with additional fast-moving systems for mid to late next week. minimal change to the short term forecast. a glancing blow from a progressive, modest upper disturbance will bring an increase in wind later today, followed by a quick shot of light rain and higher elevation snow north of interstate 80 tonight. temperatures will remain above to well above average and evening still look fairly modest for northeast california and in the sierra front of far western nevada, generally in the 25-35 mph range with gusts 35-45 mph possible in isolated, wind-prone spots. the strongest winds are expected this evening as the trough axis nears so

with that and what went wrong for the cyclones against west virginia. >> tonight on an all-new late show. >> everyone is talking about one thing, donald trump. >> stephen has david schwimmer, plus pastor dave -- pastor joel sunday, don't miss a so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. that's a lot less than verizon and at&t. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month plus get $300 back. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 10:00 with steve karlin, stacey horst, chief meteorologist john and mclaughlin, and sports director andy garman. steve: no matter which way you lean politically, you have to admire a pleasant hill woman for even making it to her caucus on monday night. stacey: kcci's laura terrell shows us why the 102-year-old says she'll continue to vote until the day she dies. laura: ruline steininger would not miss caucus night for anything. cnn was there to capture her participating, and since then, her story has gone

dave, thanks for being with us. if anything can be said about campaign 2016, the rule books have been thrown out. hillary clinton i guess leading now by a razor's edge object donald trump by on the republican side. >> here's the big difference between polls and caucuses, polls, you get to do in the privacy of your own phone, on the internet. caucuses aren't like primaries or going into the polls. it's a public pronouncement of a candidate. that could change things for people on the fence, maybe supporting donald trump or ted cruz but could be convinced by friends and family who are going to be in that middle school jam or fire haul as saying no, no, vote for marco rubio or chris christie or somebody else. on the democratic side, you've got hillary and bernie running neck and neck and that can be a fight from city to city, town to town. >> will any of these candidates be made or broke in iowa. if they had cruz fails to win in iowa, will that mean the end of the cruz campaign? >> the iowa caucuses will almost certainly not make any candidate. nobody is going to win the nomination based on how they finish in iowa. at the same time, you are absolutely right, candidat

with poorly educated. >> donald trump celebrating with a fiery speech and boasting about his popularity. more election coverage this morning as mornings on 2 continues. >> it is wednesday morning, february 24th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. we have been looking at rain the last couple days and have yet to find it. >> still consolidate. warm temps coming up but today you'll probably notice we are on the mild to warm side. in the shade it's not bad. in the sun, it's getting warm. temperatures have been warming up, not a roaring offshore breeze but there is a component over to the golden gate. that means with that offshore breeze, another beautiful day. high yesterday 71 degrees, making 12 days of 70 or higher for this february. northeast breeze at 8, that will do it every time. bay bridge with a little offshore breeze as well. a little cooldown for friday but i think any rain stays to the north. temperatures are warming up, had a few 30s but not anymore. warming up pretty quick here. lots of sun and mild to warm. temperatures in the 30s to 40s to start, many 70s after everything is said and done. that will continue for the next couple days. sal, getting worse or better? >>> it's getting sligh

donald trump holds a slight lead over ted cruz. hillary clinton is running neck and neck with bernie sanders. >> are we going to see an upset tomorrow? dave evans is in des moines tonight. >> reporter: the big news tonight in iowa is this new poll from the des moines register. a respected news organization with a track record on calling these races correctly. if you look at the republican side of the race right now, donald trump regained the lead over ted cruz. if you look at all the polling in the last few days in iowa, new hampshire and also in south carolina he may run the tables in this primary vote. on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders neck and neck in today's poll. it is too close to call and she enjoys a 3 point lead. >> secretary of state and the next president of the united states hillary clinton. >> reporter: eight years ago she finished third in iowa and she's hoping that's history. >> i know many of you here are me and i thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: and for the final big push, clinton brought along the whole family. >> she's the single best at making everything she touches better. ev

dave lawrence. a big night in new hampshire. bernie sanders and donald trump winning the nation's first primary. abc's kenneth moton is in the granite state with reaction this morning. the new hampshire primary is trump is waking up to his first big win in the 2016 race for president. vermont senator bernie sanders also came out on top crushing hillary clinton in the granite state. ... nats trump "oh, wow!" republican donald trump and democrat bernie sanders?victorious in new hampshire. sot donald trump "we are going to make america so great again, maybe greater than ever before" sot bernie sanders "together we have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington. the outsiders crushed their competition?the voters in the granite state angry at washington, worried about the economy and looking for honesty not electability. emerging from the pack of republican governors, a surprise second place finisher ohio governor john kasich. "if you don't have a seat belt, go get one. we're going to shake this country from top to bottom" the fight for third in the gop race is between ted cruz? sot ted cruz "your victory tonight has left the was

with expenses.... and since our story aired, more than a thousand dollars has been donated.... we have a link on our website at las vegas now dot com. ((dave courvoisier)) > g-o-p frontrunner donald trump held a large rally in las vegas this evening. less than 24 hours before republican voters head out to caucus sites across the state. it's part of the last-minute push by the candidates in nevada. ((paula francis)) your local election headquarters has you covered. patrick walker has more from the south point arena. ((patrick walker/reporting: "donald trump made his final pitch to southern nevada voters. speaking to a sell-out crowd here inside the arena.")) (( walking up to podium)) ((donald trump/(r) presidential candidate: "oh, you better get out tomorrow, you gotta vote tomorrow, you gotta vote, vote, vote!" )) ((patrick walker)) just over a month after his last appearance in las vegas. also at south point. donald trump took center-stage in front of a raucous pre- caucus crowd. ((donald trump/(r) presidential candidate: "we're going to build the wall, and who's going to pay for that wall?" crowd: "mexico!" donald trump: "who?" crowd: "mexico!")) ((patrick walker)) trump's hard

dave evans is live in manchester for us with more. >> reporter: looking at the latest polling in new hampshire, on the republican side, donald trump is way out in front. sanders is way in front on the democratic side, so now the question is who's going to be second place for donald trump for the republicans, and the viable alternative to him in the election. on the democratic side the question is how bad is hillary small? they're expecting record turn out here in the granite state, and hillary clinton was up undecided voters. >> i'll just keep doing, keep showing folks they can count on me, and we can make real progress together. >> reporter: the problem for clinton has been sanders. he's from vermont, and his left of center message is wildly popular. >> he'll hopefully make changes to help out those of us in the middle. >> reporter: even a lot of clinton supporters say she's probably lost new hampshire. do you think she can close the gap? >> i think so. maybe not here in new hampshire, but overall in the whole country. >> reporter: on the republican side, donald trump is the front runner, but polling predicted he'd win iowa last wee

donald trump and bernie sanders were the big winners in new hampshire... a look at what is next for the presidential candidates thanks for joining us midday. i'm dave lawrence. let's go to lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. persistent ridge of high pressure continues with light winds and above average temperatures through the rest of the work week. valley inversions will become less established each day with improved the man who reno police believe stole two trucks in stead and led them on a chase. around 10:30am yesterday morning officers went looking for the suspect in a stolen truck case.... that man is 19-year-old rylin wolfe. police say he ran off when he saw police... then stole another truck was unoccupied and running in a driveway. when police tried to stop him, he led them on a chase through a neighborhood, at one point hitting a fence. police say they stopped the case for safety reasons. several agencies and the raven helicopter assisted reno police in attempting locate wolfe. the incident led to precautionary code yellow lockdowns at o'brien middle school as well as stead and silver lake elementary schools. wolfe is 5'6" and 150 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes, and

donald trump tweeting a photo with his family, thank you to the people of new hampshire, i love you. now off to south carolina. eyewitness news political reporter dave evans is live now in salem, new hampshire with the big winners. good morning, dave. >>reporter: good morning, lori. as you know, coming in second in new hampshire, can lead to great things. barack obama actually finished second here to hillary clinton bill clinton back in 1992 was dubbed the comeback kid when he finished second in new hampshire. so a second place finish awfully important. many people in the republican party last night looking at that to see who my be a viable alternative to donald trump. let's go ahead and take a look at some of the numbers from last night. donald trump enjoying a huge, huge win last night here in new hampshire, 35% of the vote after a disappointing second place finish in iowa a week ago. that all-important second place finish going to john kasich, governor of ohio with 16%, ted cruz at 12% in third place. now the campaigns move on to south carolina and nevada. >> we are going to make america so great again, maybe greater than ever before. i love you

donald trump, and democrat bernie sanders in the lead. political reporter dave evans is in new he'll have a live update, beginning on eyewitness news at 4:00. >>> we begin this half hour with a disturbing story. the search for the person who threw a dog out of a moving car. >> it happened in nassau county. and the puppy is okay. but now a reward success offered in the case. sandra bookman is live in massapequa with the story. >> reporter: that's right, shirleen, a $5,000 reward is now being offered by the nassau county aspca. now, this is bandit. that is the temporary nickname given to this 5-month-old puppy, who was tossed out of a moving vehicle. it happened saturday night, along a residential street, about 7:45 in union dale here on long island. a neighbor saw that toss and now, we are told that bandit suffered no real injuries from being thrown from that vehicle. but animal rescue officials say that the puppy does show some signs of having been abused. >> we're fed up. as all animal people are. with these total callousness and disregard for life that people show. and the only chance we have of stopping this, that's why our organization is offering a $5,000 reward. >> r

donald trump versus the pope. pope francis stepping in to the presidential race, suggesting trump is not a christian, and trump of course firing back. eyewitness news political reporter dave evans here with what was said at the reaction. >> just when you thought this election couldn't get any weirder, it becomes a bit more bizarre. today pope francis goes after between mexico and the u.s. trump, he promptly hits back, saying the pope is wrong and is being manipulated by mexico. >> mr. donald j. trump. >> reporter: in south carolina a lot of voters heard what the pope said and wondered how would donald trump respond? >> as i'm walking up here, they said mr. trump, the pope made a statement about you. i said the pope? what did the pope say? i like the pope. >> reporter: the pope in mexico immigration. the controversy over our border with mexico. as he left to go back to the vatican, francis made a stunning statement to reporters onboard. >> a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be located and not building bridges, is not a christian. >> reporter: the pope never mentioned donald trump by name. he wouldn't talk about who we should vote for. but he blasted those in f

donald trump better have tonight's republican debate. good morning i'm dave hall. and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5 news this morning. now let's check in with cassandra jones with a quick look at the traffic and weather. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. temperatures reach back up into the 70s today for the next week with a high of 74 degrees today. we'll be warmer friday with 77, then 79 saturday, 78 looking like the nicest weather weekend so far this year. light breezes will be with us 10-15 mph during the weekend afternoons. monday gusts to 25-30 mph then north gusts 25-30 mph on tuesday before going back up to 75 by next wednesday. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and listed on our maps desk the nevada drew record crowds. thousand voters cast ballots caucus. twice the number of people who came out for the 2012 caucus. more than 43- thousand of those votes were for donald trump. in clark county alone, about 52- hundred new republicans registered in the weeks

. >> well, donald trump is expected to win the gop vote, but there's a fierce fight to come in second, and with 44% of voters undecided going into primary, it is anyone's game. dave evans is in new hampshire today reporting throughout the day and the night, and we'll have results and reaction tonight at 11:00. >>> time is 4:40. and you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans and the accuweather forecast >> here's a look outside this morning. we've gotta get that little kind of cloudy, kind of little hazy look there this morning, and we have a win that's out of the northeast today, and we have cloudy skies, and we're going to be seeing a little flurry or two around. screen some school delays that are still around around, particularly on the east end of long island and connecticut. 28 degrees to start your day, a chilly morning. in the suburbs it's in the low 20s. these are a few flurries that have been working their way northward. the bigger picture of this is this is a giant upper level low, we call it a trough. it's called a norland trough, if you'd like to know exactly what that is. what it means is we'll have fl

with diarrhea, i'm amanda sanchez. and i'm dave lawrence. it's 7:26. today is the day for the nevada republican caucuses but that is not stopping the candidates from trying to get your vote. donald trump will be at the nugget casino resort at noon. and ted cruz will be making stops in minden, fernley and carson city. and if you'd like to participate in the caucus... they run from 5 to 7 tonight. depending on your county. you can check that information as well as by the information on the candidate visits by heading to kolo tv dot com. and here's lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. high pressure will strengthen over the sierra and western nevada bringing dry conditions through the work week. temperatures will remain a few degrees above seasonal averages on tuesday before average into the start of the weekend. the next chance for light precipitation will be saturday. dry conditions with unseasonably mild temperatures will prevail this week as a ridge of high pressure remains in control of the large scale pattern. breezy conditions may develop this evening along the ridge tops as an upper level jet shifts east while the ridge begins to build overhead. the ridge will ampli