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in washington, rich edson, fox news." the leader of one of the entertainment world's best known bands has died.known bands has world's best entertainment the leader of washington, rich edson, fox the leader of one of the entertainment world's best known bands has died. maurice white, the leader of the band "earth wind and fire" died wednesday night in his sleep.white's brother made the announcement on his facebook page.among the group's more famous tracks....."september", "shining star" and "sing a song."maurice white was in music long before forming earth, wind and fire.he moved to chicago during his teenage years and was a drummer at chess records....playing on songs for people like fontella bass and etta james.white was 74 years old. extreme sports pioneer dave mirra died thursday in greenville, north carolina -- he was 41-years old.mirra rose to prominence in the 1990s as the world's top athlete in b-m- x.he helped bring action sports to the mainstream, s-p-n x-games than any other competitor.mirra became a superstar

thank you, rich edson live for us. appreciate it. >>> so you heard rich mention the blizzard watch in effect right now in the hawkeye state. how will it impact voter turnout? maria molina tracking it for us. >> it doesn't seem like the storm system will get going until late tonight across western and southern parts of the states. so in advance of that we will be looking at relatively calm conditions and pretty chilly temperatures. they are above normal for many of the areas across iowa, but nonetheless you will be looking at temperatures in the 30s and 40s, you factor in a little bit of a wind and those windchill temperatures are colder than that. you do need to bundle up. our storm system farther west and moving eastward, we have blizzard watches in anticipating of very heavy snow and very strong winds, but it's across western and southern parts of the state of iowa where we could be looking at showers as we head into this evening, it won't be until overnight tonight and tomorrow that the storm system gets going acros

rich edson live for us. thank you. >>> time for look who is talking. this morning he says marco rubio is getting too far ahead of himself. >> there's a calculation which is i don't want to go toe-to-toe with christie. i don't have to worry about him. let me take on obama. let me be a general election candidate. the problem is he hadn't knocked those guys out yet. this is a time rubio can eliminate bush and christie and kasich. he isn't doing that he is flying over their heads when he hasn't knocked them out yet. he's playing the general election too close to the middle of the fairway. >>> a massive manhunt is underway in arkansas after a prison escape. a man named paul rice left the jail sunday morning after stacking several items near a fence and climbing over a razor wire fence using a blanket. he is being held on burglary charges and previously convicted of second degree murder back in the 90's. abby? >>> a break in the somalia plane crash. investigation shows brand new video of a lap top being handed off with explosives in it right before takeoff.

but developer ben edson says he wants their stuff back. >> it's important to me. i like the people who work for me and i want to take care of them. >> kim: police . >> ashlea: police are on the case but edson wants his neighbors to be careful. he made flyers and put them in mailboxes. >> that's awesome. but i have gotten a few phone calls by people saying hey, i heard. that's awesome. >> well my fiancee i guess got it in the mailbox and showed it to me. >> ashlea: he instinctively scanned the letter and posted it on facebook. it's now drawn support and suggestions from residents nearby. he says he wanted to catch the thieves but also wanted to help the stranger and return a favor. >> i felt like he was trying to help the community in a way by letting everybody know and giving the heads up. >> ashlea: ashlea surles news 13. >> tammy: if you have any information about the break-ins contact the asheville police department. >> frank: now to a developing story out of washington d.c. where congress held its first contamination that's left the folks in flint, michigan ex

in washington, rich edson, fox news. public figure today.. a u.n. panel has ruled wikileaks founder julian assange's shelter in the ecuadorian embassy in london is unlawful... and he must be allowed safe passage to ecuador. but the british government says it still plans to arrest him as long as there's a european arrest warrant active. laura ingle has more from new york. julian assange is one of the most wanted men in the world... swedish prosecutors are seeking his extradition for assault... and officials in the u-s want to of classified documents he released through his website, found an unlikely in his favor... calling his shelter at the ecuadorian embassy in london an illegal confinement... and ordering british authorities to let him travel to ecuador. patino says: "we are only waiting for the united kingdom to offer his safe passage so he come immediately as soon as the united kingdom gives him safe passage." writing on twitter before the ruling, assange said he would turn himself in if the decision didn't go his way. but the british have held

rich edson explains. :42-:50:51-:561:31-:1:37 1:43-1:481:49-2:03 he refused to answer their questions and then called them imbeciles - a day on capitol hill for former turing pharmaceuticals chief executive officer martin shkreli. his company raised the price of a drug that fights infections in hiv patients from $13.50 to $750 a pill and the house oversight committee subpoenaed him to appear at a hearing on prescription drug pricing. cummings says: "it's not funny mr. shkreli people are dying and getting sicker and sicker" he's been outspoken on television and the internet - flaunting his wealth, paying a reported 2 million dollars for the only copy of a rap album from the group wu-tang clan. though he refused to talk before this committee.gowdy says: "and i listened to his interview and he didn't have to be prodded to talk during that interview. and he doesn't have to be prodded to tweet." the advice of counsel i invoke my fifth amendment privilege against self incrimination and respectfully decline to answer your question." he then left the hearing room and tweeted: hard to accept t

rich edson is live for us. >> good morning. >> good morning. there is some reporting by politico that there is an eclipse in campaign shake-up after a better than expected performance by ernie in iowa and the poles in gnaw hampshire. something the chain chairman said there is zero truth to. hillary clointon took time to thank her campaign staff before it got started. the bernie bros. these are unidentified number of folks who say they support bernie sanders and made sexist attacks on hillary clinton. bill clinton is saying some of that is now pinning the rhetoric by the bernie bros by the sander's campaign. >> see and other people who have gone on-line and explained why they supported her has been subject to vicious trolling and attacks that are literally too profane often, not to mention sexist to repeat. >> there has been a constant under current that i said in the debate last week, where the kind of attack by innuendo, insinuation, artful smear. >> he and his campaign sanders says has nothing to do with the attacks. he says those who are doi

rich edson explains. :42-:50:51-:561:31-:1:37 1:43-1:481:49-2:03 he refused to answer their questions and then called them imbeciles - a day on capitol hill for former turing pharmaceuticals chief executive officer martin shkreli. his company raised the price of a drug that fights infections in hiv patients from $13.50 to $750 a pill and the house oversight committee subpoenaed him to appear at a hearing on prescription drug pricing. cummings says: "it's not funny mr. shkreli people are dying and getting sicker and sicker" he's been outspoken on television and the internet - flaunting his wealth, paying a reported 2 million dollars for the only copy of a rap album from the group wu-tang clan. though he refused to talk before this committee.gowdy says: "and i listened to his interview and he didn't have to be prodded to talk during that interview. and he doesn't have to be prodded to tweet." //butted//shkreli says: "on the advice of counsel i invoke my fifth amendment privilege against self incrimination and respectfully decline to answer the hearing room and tweeted: hard to accept th

in washington, rich edson, fox news. attorney general loretta lynch is apparently supporting the federal government's demand that apple unlock the phone of a san bernardino terrorist. she did not mention apple by name in testimony before a house committee today. but she did say judges have authority to tell "third parties" to help the government in its evidence search in criminal cases. and that is what we have been asking and we owe it to the victims and to the public whose safety we must protect to ensure that we have done everything under the law to fully investigate terrorist attacks on american soil. authorities are hoping information on syed farook's phone will clarify the motive in the attack. they also hope it will help them determine if any other people were involved that authorities don't investigators have not been able to crack into the phone's information on their own. apple is resisting a judge's order to unlock the phone, saying it would be an unprecedented breach of customer privacy. and it fears it could

. >> rich edson in waterloo. thank you, vich. >> it is a fight race on the democratic side as hillary clinton and bernie sanders are head to head. we have good morning, caroline. >> good morning to you. bernie sanders says it comes down to this. if, woulding class people, if low income people show up to the caucuses tonight he will win this thing. however if they don't it could be hillary clinton's to lose. a poll has clinton up by 3 points. >> i will do i thinkic to make sure the campaign we run will flekt the value. for those of you weighing your options i hope i will be able to persuade you. the stakes in this election will be hire. >> she has really good people so i am not knocking them. the excitement and energy is with our campaign. what is our campaign doing so sfwhel a radical concept, we are telling the mere people the truth. >> she is still being doged by the e-mail scandal. they said they had 22 e-mails top secret so secret they couldn't release them. the clinton campaign says none of the e-mails were

meanwhile, covering the republican side is rich edson. so it's looking like a three-man race there, huh? >> reporter: it is, especially when you look at the top of the results here as we have them so far. ted cruz taking the iowa caucuses with a convincing win, leaning on evangelicals. donald trump, invincible no more, finishing second, still strong, and marco rubio with an exceptionally strong finishing, third here at 23, ben carson at 9, jeb bush at 3, and huckabee at 2%. this is very much the case when you look at the entrance polls. fox news spoke to people on the way in to the caucuses. a number of evangelicals showed up. it it was very important the message that ted cruz had for them. and after his victory, ted cruz took his victory lap. >> tonight is a victory for the grassroots. [cheers and applause] tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa and all across this great nation. >> reporter: and a victory for a very strong ground game. that leaves him above donald trump, trump, who skipped the republican debate, ca

. >> rich edson in des moines. thank you, rich. >> on the democratic side it is a dead heat the race between hillary clinton and socialist bernie sanders is too close to call right now. >> good morning. >> good morning to you, lea. these are the closest democratic caucus number they have seen. clinton got 49.9 percent of the vote. sanders received 49.6 percent to martin o'malley's half of a percent. in des moines there is one precinct that hasn't called it in. even with the missing precinct sanders couldn't make up the difference. fox news is waiting to call it. this is still incredibly close. to give you a sense of what the numbers really mean almost 1400 state delegates were up for grabs. clinton gets 4 more delegates than sanders. she kept her speech focused on the positive. >> when it is all said and done, we have to be united against a republican vision and candidates who would drive us apart and divide us. that is not who we are my friends. >> the sander's camp was ecstatic. the des moines register had him do

rich edson is there live. rich? >> good evening, megyn. it is a closing argument, it is a familiar argument from donald trump. he's discussing iran. immigration and china. he's criticizing the obama administration, and of course, members of the media. in an event earlier today in western iowa and the one going on in sioux city here, donald trump has failed to mention any of his gop rivals, except for one. the one who is polling closest. ted cruz. >> he was born in canada, and a lot of people are saying he can't even be running for the election, so we'll find out about that. to me, that's a big problem, by the way. because if you become the candidate, it's possible you can't even run, according to a lot of people. i have to say that i see so much dishonesty in politics. >> trump just wrapping right here, and the question is are these event-goers going to become caucus voters tomorrow? we spoke to several of them who say they have never been to a caucus before, and they say they will show. >> i plan on caucusing for mr. trump. because i feel

in washington, rich edson, fox news. martin shkreli's lawyer tried to interupt today's hearing... to speak on behalf of his client. (benjamin brafman/attorney for martin shkreli) "mr. chairman, may i be recognized for a moment?" (rep. jason chaffetz/(r) utah) "no. no, you will not -- no, you are not allowed, under the house rules, you have not been sworn in." (benjamin brafman/attorney for martin shkreli) "i understand but he [rep. trey gowdy] is making illegal arguments." (rep. jason chaffetz/(r) utah) "you are not recognized. you are not recognized and you will be seated." at another point in the hearing... martin shkreli was scolded by a congressman - when it appeared he wasn't paying attention. donald trump.... used some salty for the g-o-p presidential nomination. "these people, i'd like to use really foul language, i won't do it. i was going to say they're full of , but i won't say that. no it's true! it's true." trump is looking to bounce back from a second place finish in the iowa caucus... with a victory in the new hampshire primary. ted cruz... who came out on top in iow

fox news's rich edson in waverly, virginia, with the latest.fternoon, cleanup crews have been here for hours cleaning this debris. that is all that he remains what were three houses standing in a row. the tornado picked one of them up, scattered that home throughout the field behind it, killing all three occupants inside, including a 2-year-old. this what remains after laundromat. folks are going through their belongings all afternoon. we spoke to one man who found his car almost destroyed in the tornado yesterday, with him in it. >> all i could do was duck. i thought i was going to leave this world. i thought i was going to leave this world. my friends -- [inaudible] i was right beside them at the same time this happened. reporter: storms killed four people in virginia, yesterday, three in homes here, one two hours away in appomattox county. back to you. >> rich edson, thank you so much for that report. david. david: to a little other news, jetblue is promising a free round trip ticket to one planeful of passengers. but here's the catch, they

rich edson, thank you. jenna: we'll be talking to molly line with the latest on the democrats. reporter: yesterday senator sanders was in portsmouth, new hampshire speaking before a huge crowd of 1,200. hillary clinton drew 500 people the day before. hillary clinton is expected to hit him on foreign policy. sanders is slamming clinton over her own foreign policy decisions. >> i have been lectured on foreign policy. the most important foreign policy issue in the modern history of this country was the war in iraq. i was right on that issue, hillary clinton was wrong. reporter: senator clinton went to flint, michigan to address the water crisis calling what happened there immoral. back in new hampshire she stopped at the same dunkin donuts her husband stopped at in 1992. >> the mayor has been wanting me to come. this is a type that worked out for her. i am thrilled to be back in new hampshire working as hard as i can. i will keep working literally to the last minute. but occasionally you go off the campaign trail. senator sanders went to new york to be on snl, i'm going toy flint

jenna: here to read up and looked towards the next contest rich edson live in manchester, new hampshire with more. >> reporter: a search for clarity of who can challenge donald trump, new hampshire has settled down a little bit, the fog was perhaps marco rubio's rise, but after it for debate performance saturday night, he has failed to achieve much of what donald trump has as far as results are concerned, 92%, donald trump winning with 35% of the vote, john kasich with a strong finish, ted cruz at 12%, the winner of iowa. jeb bush 11, marco rubio, those three finishing with in a percentage point of one another, chris christie, carly fiorina and ben carson. looking ahead to south carolina, donald trump fled in the polls though the those polls are on the older side. the vote is ten days away from now and we could have more candidates, chris christie not in south carolina, he traveled to new jersey, as for the democrats clinton has held a wide lead in the next week to state in the polling, nevada in ten days and in the week after that in south carolina, those polls on the older side as wel

. >> thank you very much, rich edson.hich has been an early beneficiary=t of some polls that show him surging at the right time. we'll know tomorrow whether the polls are accurate or close to right. kashich telling me he is enjoying the fun, getting into snowball fights with his crew and staff apologies he is -- because he is relishing the moment to be with the people. >> it's great, neil. snowing like crazy. our people are knocking on doors, and the more it snows, the more our volunteers work. so that's what it's really about, neil. we're doing great and my wife is there. what is there not to smile about? >> there you do. depending on the poll, governor you have good reason to smile. you remind me the only one thatt of polls and even some surveys post the debate, where you performed very, very well, you kind of got the wind at your back, and that people seem to be -- again, seem to be -- coalescing around you. a lot of it seems to be that you're the biggest beneficiary of the good governor's night. what do you make0t[3 o

rich edson joins us in waverly, virginia. rich, how is the cleanup going there now?> reporter: good afternoon, gretchen. the cleanup has been underway since about 9:00 this morning. this whole area here is the hardest part -- hardest hit part of the waverly, virginia, scene here. you have crews that have been working here since this morning. this in your foreground is what ones was a laundromat here. you have debris crews and other crews trying to restore power here. also, if you head over this way, this one house was part of a trio of homes. the two behind are destroyed. one of those homes the tornado hit with three occupants inside killing all of them including a 2-year-old. so this cleanup continues here, gretchen, and they've got a pretty substantial amount to go. >> i know. it's always so devastating to go and cover those storms, rich, because to see that damage up close and personal like that, it really, really hits you. i'm wondering what the neighbors around there, what are they doing now? what are they saying to try to help? >> reporter: well, many are in di

fox news's rich edson is on capitol hill with very latest on the battles, rich? reporter: good afternoon, david. president obama says he is going to nominate a replacement to replace justice antonin scalia. the republicans, they control the senate process here in the senate floor. they control the committee process. they say it should be the next president. they say we're already into an election year and so republicans say they want to wait this out until the election year has concluded. and republicans of course, many of them say they hope a republican is in the white house to do so. take a listen. >> i'm on same side as the average republican senator. the reality of it is this. the supreme court had this equalibrium over the last several years, four conservative justice, four liberal justices and kennedy in the middle. reality we must, we must replace scalia with another rock solid conservative. reporter: though president obama is still in office he still has 11 months in office and democrats say there is plenty of time for the president to nominate someone fo

let's get more detail on this from rich edson, live.here's bipartisan opposition from this, right? >> from congressional appropriators. this bill would remove their authority to fund air traffic control. in a letter, top republicans and democrats on the appropriations write, "we have concerns about any proposal that would transfer all decisions on financial investments and fees on airlines to the public to an independent entity that is not accountable to the people we serve." opposing lawmakers say these funding decisions belong under control of the federal government. >> it has lots of problems. as appropriators, we're particularly aware of how this would remove this operation from oversight or from the kind of close scrutiny that the line-by-line examination of federal budgets carries. >> opponents say they also worry about possible national security and safety concerns if a private cooperative administered air traffic control, shep. >> how are advocates justifying these proposed changes? these changes would be historic and widespread

joining us to talk about this we've got rich edson from lexington, south carolina. >> good morning. and what has featured a week of expectedly nasty politics here in south carolina. a fight with the pope with donald trump, there's great interest and great turnout expected at this south carolina primary. the polls have been open for about 20 minutes here. there have been a steady stream of people here since a little before 7:00. this is a saturday. you would think maybe on a tuesday people would be showing up before they had to go do work, but people are getting here to cast their ballots and it is open until 7:00 p.m. the history started in 1980. that was in the primary voting began in south carolina. it was the scene of a fire wall from the establishment to try to create a contest that was before the larger super tuesday contest. but after new hampshire and after iowa. in 1980 it was designed to get ronald reagan nominated and elected. that's what happened. back in 2000 george w. bush came here trying to recover from a significant loss to john mccain in the new hampshire primary he

let's go to rich edson has been in the snow, close finish in the third place category. >> when you look at three republicans who ran behind donald trump and john kasich it appears after a short finish and resounding victory, donald trump and everybody else, john kasich, right behind him you got the three, senator ted cruz, jeb bush, marco rubio all finishing with in a percentage point of one another, disappointment for marco rubio who seemed ready to take off after a strong finish in iowa, and for debate performance saturday, he is promising to do better. and they are focusing on their contest which is ten days from now. martha: what is hillary clinton saying about the night she had last night? >> she is using the same strategy bernie sanders is using to gain such support, attacking income inequality and wall street to rein in wall street, sanders's folks say that is comical given she was paid by wall street to talk to wall street but after last night's for performance she had in the primary results, her campaign still does have momentum. >> people have every right to be increased but t

last night and iowa results in the books, rich edson has the latest. >> reporter: the story is turnedepublican caucus goers according to the iowa republican party and of those, 56% last time were identified as evangelicals, 60% this time, that carries ted cruz to a victory, 28% for him, 24% for donald trump and marco rubio right behind at 23%, ted cruz taking a victory lap last evening and taking a shot at democrats. >> democrats here seem to be in a virtual tie. between one candidate who admits he is a socialist and the other candidate who pretends she is not. i wish them both what. but i will tell you this. as margaret thatcher observe the problem with socialism is eventually run out of other people's money. >> trump took the second place finish graciously thinking iowa voters. also he says he will win the nomination as does marco rubio who finished third. maria: thanks so much. we will get back to you, markets this morning stocks look to rebound in january after the worst monthly beginning to your ever. we want to bring in chief investment strategist raymond james, good to see you,

. >> all right, from con edson ison we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> this picture clearly from the want to say the cleanup effort at this point, because i don't think they are quite to that stage, but you can see the massive amounts of debris on the ground. this is a different perspective from earlier ones we've seen of some of the debris of these buildings that the crane brought down with it as it fell, maybe reck shaing from one to the other or scraping along the side of these buildings and bringing down bricks and wood and middle, but also across the road, as well. you can imagine, and this is from the opposite side right now, how scary that must be if you're going through that area, walking through that area, in one of the buildings and happened to see it begin to come down, where do you go, what do you do? these streets are narrow and there's no telling where this thing would land. it landed on the side of the road, but we know already at how serious we're not sure. one person at least is dead, i should say, a civilian, if you will. we don't believe it was someone ass

>> we have live coverage with rich edson live in iowa and kriftd -- and kristin fisher from d.c. >> reporter: it was a major turnout for republicans here. a good chunk of that turnout were evangelicals. 62% according to fox entrance polls show those 62% of republican caucus-goers identified as evangelicals, that's up from 56% in 2012. one-third went for ted cruz. cruz declaring victory, and then turning his attention to the democrats. >> the democrats here seem to be in a virtual tie between one candidate who admits he's a socialist and the other candidate who pretends she's not. [ laughter ] i wish them both luck. but i will tell you this, as margaret thatcher observed, the problem with socialism is eventually you run out of other people's money. >> reporter: donald trump led many of the polls here in iowa going into last evening's caucuses. he -- the question about his supporters is whether they were just event-goers, whether they would be caucus-goers. many did show up at the caucuses, but not enough to put him ahead of senator ted cruz. and so donald trump in his remarks following the re

i'll tell you what, rich edson is joining us from waterloo, iowa, a bit away from the city of des moines. he looks at the final day of campaigning before tonight, rich, 12 hours from now they start to caucus. >> reporter: that's right. undecided and unpredictability. that's why candidates are hoping that iowa's history of surprises continues tonight. two who are hoping that's not the case -- those who are leading in the republican polls, donald trump and senator ted cruz. and as a result of that, donald trump in the western part of the state yesterday at a couple of rallies continued focusing on cruz. >> he was born in canada. a lot of people saying he can't even run for the election. we'll find out. to me, that's a big problem. i see so much dishonesty in politics, jerry. >> we're not finding donald trump's troops on the ground. they don't have an organization that is perceptible. >> reporter: on the democratic side, it's former secretary of state hillary clinton leading in the polls. bernie sanders right on her heels in that one. the sanders folks hoping for a late surge here in iowa.

. >> rich edson is live in south carolina waiting for those doors to be unlocked.od morning, anna and brian. 25 minutes from now the doors will open here. the voting will begin here in lexington, south carolina. very close to the capital of columbia and statewide. they are expecting a wide turnout here and throughout the state in part because of donald trump but in part because of the way the primary system is developed here. have you had new hampshire. you've hadsz iowa. and it is south carolina alone today and republicans alone today. this is a primary that was created in 1980. part of political operative lee at water's design to get ronald reagan elected president and nominated and it worked. in 19 8 the same with george h.w. bush. and in 2000, his son george bush coming here after losing to john mccain that season and that really created the come back for george w. bush, moved him on to the republican nomination and on to the presidency. south carolina has chosen the winner of the republican nomination since the primaries started in 1980. except for 2012. and t