and while the victims were quickly tagged as the "emanuel 9" there were 12 people in bible study that night. now two of them, felicia sanders and polly sheppard are sharing their stories. the story of the emanuel 12. while this was a difficult interview they wanted to shed some light on the importance of faith and forgiveness. 232 days later- felecia sanders says it still feels like yesterday. "i go through june 17th all day, all night. i think about what i could've done differently, what could we anything." it was on that night at mother emanuel- sanders, her 11-year-old granddaughter and polly sheppard witnessed nine murders. "77 shots. it actually sounded like a transformer blew, but then she yelled and that's when i took cover." "i kept praying under the table, the lord kept me calm." "after i heard the shots, i thought he would've shot and run out, i i dn't know it would've kept on going." behind the trigger authorities say was 21- year-old dylann roof. motivated by hate and racism, prosecutors say roof was on a mission to start a race war. "we were so nice to him, we were so nice to him "i don't know what i was expect

john elway, the man that brought gary kubiak in, emanuel sanders, the defense, being talked about as one of the best ever. >> reporter: john, i know you waited a long time to say those words. >> you're right, i waited a long time, and for the -- fortunate to be sable to say it. the coaching staff, and the players played hard. we'll take one home next week, and hopefully, i know pat will cherish it. >> reporter: how does it feel as an executive, not as a player to hoist that trophy. >> it's great. you have the defense stepping up the way they did, von miller was unbelievable, and stayed after them all day. we did enough, you know, to win the football game. just a great team win, and really proud to be a part of it. >> reporter: four turnovers, seven sacks that led to 15 points, people talk about the 1985 bears, the great panthers teams, the steelers, they have defense. >> they do. they just kept getting stronger and stronger, tremendous all year, but the playoff were unbelievable. but putting the pressure on cam newton, they did great. >> you made the move to bring in gary kubiak. he

>> emanuel sanders. >>reporter: yeah, is he your favorite broncos player? >> yes. >>reporter: what the you think of the super bowl? . >> it was awesome. >>reporter: it was awesome. how about you, what did you think? >> it was awesome is. >>reporter: what did you do that broncos had beaten the panthers to win the super bowl? >> we were with friends and we celebrated and a lot of pictures. >>reporter: everybody here has been jumping up and down screaming. >>reporter: we've got demaryius thomas represented. we have peyton manning represented in here. hello, peyton. we have a chris harris. we have a danny. shouldn't you guys be in school? >> no. no. >>reporter: not today. >> no. no! >>reporter: you took today off? >> yeah. >>reporter: how did you guys feel when the broncos won on sunday? >> awesome. >>reporter: we just yell a lot here at the start of the parade. we're going to come back this way. and how long have you been here? >> 6:00. >>reporter: sometimes they get nervous. since 6:00. >> yeah. >>reporter: are you skipping school l? >> obviously. >>reporter: you guy

for this weekend, if you look at denver on offense they have paying mag on quarterback and the emanuel sanders, players t people know about. for the panthers wide receiver it's a group that's probably more anonymous than known if you will. a group they have collected 22 touchdowns and four guys with 30 watches or for. it's something they have worn as a badge of honor. >> this receiver core is more we live from the oldest youngest. w look for each other and it helps us on the fiel >> people know that we have a bunch of guys in our room that can make ps just bec you don't have the big named guy supposede mean that crow ca be effective. when the ball is thrown to us we make plays and the most of our opportun. >> we don't need a superstar. we're alenwe going to make the plays. >> reporter: greg olsen is the kingpin with a tight end, more than 30 catches, r than any of the wide receivers. he's cam's prime target. a denver team that plays a three-four will be him. now speaking cam newton, what's better than to get a set of expert on him. visited with trent green, a former qec that playe with a lot o

anderson, i was really trying for emanuel sanders because he is my favorite. >> making a lot of money. >> cheryl thank you so much. >> we'll check back with you cheryl, thanks. >>> 5:47. car accidents scary right? common, we are seeing really crazy accidents happen, like this one. >>> first let's check in with marty and amelia. >> reporter: guys the broncos having a pep rally. at noon. temperature 30. not so bad. partly cloudy right now brutally cold. between 15 and 30 below zero from the mountain valleys and below zero in the plains. a wind chill advisory for yuma and kit carson county. wind chills down to 20 bele. as we go through the morning in and around our area, we will have individual and low teen wind chills this morning, so please bundle up. and even this afternoon, the winds will make it feel like teens and mid-20s. so no big bargain for us today amelia, even with the sun and above freezing temperatures. >>> we will bundle up. windy conditions on 93 make it tough. little blowing snow out there. we have our camera out there, produces a still shot every what we have seen is th

there was him earlier in the week reacting to what emanuel sanders of the broncos has been saying about him. there's been back and north from norman to a big name receiver who he was going to cover that week. here's his perception of the super bowl week volley between him and one >> that's wide receivers for you though. if they don't think they're the best and nobody can stop them in the world they wouldn't be doing their job. if i don't think there's nobody that i can't cover i wouldn't be doing mine. it is what it is. i think the culprit in this whole thing big -- whole thing is the media. it's just the build up, the build up, the build up. >> reporter: now there's another big game beyond sunday coming up for norman. he of course goes into free agency. he said he's not going to worry about that until the time comes. no doubt as they say in the nfl he's about to get paid. by the way, bankroll fresh is that song they played during the warm ups today. tonight we've got more than a song and dance for you. we have a full hour special. our super game preview special comes your way at 7:00.

. >> you can see brandon marshal, emanuel sanders, chris harris, jr. it's part of the aura of the super bowl. >> whooo. whooo. broncos. bronco, broncos >> we meet awesome fans from other teams. no trash talking. it's good natured. >> being around ther fans who obviously love both teams, it's pretty nice. >> i was telling you for ron, he actually had to pay. ron had to pay. if you look at the nfl, sometimes, the experience at home is better. some of us, sitting in the stands, you could see people like me better than any of the players because of all the people on the floor of the arena. you could see sooe tv screens up top but if you were home p n, having the 40 bucks in the pockets, you might have been better but those two, as you heard, wanted to see the spectacle of spectacle. lisa, you may have run into mls universe in the arena concourse area, walking on the floor and doing some work, i think, for inside edition of all people. this was the sights and sounds from the arena, but from the fans perspective. >> wow. a lot more fun out there, i think. we

wide receiver emanuel sanders says a win would be the perfect week for him to go out if it's his last hurrah. >> it would be unique to allow him if he decides to hang it up to go out with a ring. um, that's everybody's dream to retire to --to --to say, okay, this is my last year, you go out with a ring, uhm, that means the football gods really do love you and based on his career they really do love peyton. >> he is the sentimental pick all the way no doubt about it. >>> as for the other quarterback, in super bowl 50, let's just say it's a good thing that cam newton did not listen to his elementary school teachers. >> i want to be a football player. but yeah, my teacher used to always say, yeah, but you can't put all your eggs in one basket. and i was, you know, i remember coming in tears telling her like, no, i really want to be a football. i'm going to be a football player and so these are for the people who dream and believe that no matter what another person may say, they know what they want to be. >> and it turned out he is a pretty good quarterback. this is about the time where e

wide receiver emanuel sanders says a win would be the perfect week for him to go out if it's his last hurrah. >> it would be unique to allow him if he decides to hang it up to go out with a ring. um, that's everybody's dream to retire to -- to -- to say, okay, this is my last year, you go out with a ring, uhm, that means the football gods really do love you and based on his career they really do love peyton. >> he is the sentimental pick all the way no doubt about it. >>> as for the other quarterback, in super bowl 50, let's just say it's a good thing that cam newton did not listen to his elementary school teachers. >> i want to be a football player. but yeah, my teacher used to always say, yeah, but you can't put all your eggs in one basket. and i was, you know, i remember coming in tears telling her like, no, i really want to be a football. i'm going to be a football player and so these are for the people who dream and believe that no matter what another person may say, they know what they want to be. >> and it turned out he is a pretty good quarterback. this is about the time where

it was on that night at mother emanuel- sanders, her 11-year-old granddaughter and polly sheppard witnessed nine murders. "77 shots. it actually sounded like a transformer blew, but then she yelled and "i kept praying under the table, the lord kept me calm." "after i heard the shots, i thought he would've shot and run out, i didn't know it would've kept on going." behind the trigger authorities say was 21- year-old dylann roof. motivated by hate and racism, prosecutors say roof was on a mission to start a race war. "we were so nice to him, we were so nice to him "i don't know what i was expecting, i was just waiting on my turn." on that night, these nine people lost their lives, among the dead were two of sander's relatives. she watched her son, 26- year-old tywanza sanders die while protecting her 85-year-old aunt susie jackson. graphic of nine victims "he told dylann roof you don't have to do this, you you doing this?" "he took the attention off of us, the attention was in on him, so that's how he saved us." "i never thought that in my wildest nightmare that i would lose my child, my frie

sanders faced-off in a *spirited debate in milwaukee last night. (jen) and after splitting the vote in iowa and new hampshire, both candidates are trying to gain momentum. here's fox's mike emanuel. 3 3 sanders says: "secretary clinton has been going around the country saying, "bernie sanders wants to dismantle the affordable care act."sanders says: "we're not going to dismantle anything."clinton says: "i can only say that we both share the goal of universal healthcare coverage. you know before it was called obamacare, it was called hillarycare." hillary clinton and bernie sanders squaring off in their first debate since clinton's twenty-two-point loss to sanders in new hampshire on tuesday. moderator says: "do you worry at all that you might be the instrument of thwarting history, as senator clinton keeps claiming, that she might be the first woman president?"sanders says: "somebody who has spent his entire life taking on the big money interest, i think a sanders victory would be of some historical accomplishment as well."clinton says: "i have said many times, you know i am not asking people to support me because i am a woman. i am asking people to support me because i think i'

i knew i would get close for a few minutes so i walked across the room to interview receiver emanuel sandersk, he was long gone. i had would have been an immediately treated, and is to face the music industry. cam newton lost the super bowl, but did he expose himself to a degree -- juniors to repair? dagen: what if he had or did he really regretted? he was a sore loser and a lake every carolina panthers fans number one i know that if you feel about cam newton. number two, it is not his job to smooch the of the media. i am channeling my inner donald trump. he might very well win the gop nomination because he doesn't. >> i spoke to several members of panthers. nobody else acted like cam newton did. dagen: he is a team leader. maria: he should've stayed in explained the loss. i also agree. do you want him to stand there all day? he's allowed. >> effort and has a winner and loser. everybody wants to win the game. that doesn't give you the right, in my opinion to get up and walk away. if you want the spotlight on you, then you ought to be superman but things are good, you need to take the heater.

lou: clinton and sanders meeting for the final democratic debate before the enough caucuses 9 days from now. fox news senior political correspondent mike emanuel with the report. >> hillary clinton returned to the campaign trail in south carolina to hold a town hall after the 6th democratic debate in the campaign cycle. during the debate with senator bernie sanders there was a brief but planned flare-up saying her proposals would be more realistic. >> once i'm in the white house we'll have enough political capital to be able to do that. anders reiterated the people are sick of establishment politics in an economy that benefits just a few. >> they want a political revolution where millions of americans stand up and not let the trumps of the world stand between us. >> i want to tackle the barriers that stand in the way of too many americans right now. african-americans who face discrimination in the job market, education, housing and the criminal justice system. reporter: clinton was confronted with the fact that 55% of women voters in new hampshire picked sanders. >> i have no problem with anyone making up her mind about who to support. sanders

fox news senior political correspondent mike emanuel reports from tonight's debate venue in milwaukee. sanders says: "secretary clinton has been going around the country saying, "bernie sanders wants to dismantle the affordable care act." sanders says: "we're not going to dismantle anything." clinton says: "i can only say that we both share the goal of universal healthcare coverage. you know before it was called obamacare, it was called hillarycare." hillary clinton and bernie sanders squaring off in their first debate since clinton's twenty-two-point loss to sanders in new hampshire on tuesday. moderator says: "do you worry at all that you might be the instrument of thwarting history, as senator clinton keeps claiming, that she might be the first woman president?" sanders says: "somebody who has spent his entire life taking on the big money interest, i think a sanders victory would be of some historical accomplishment as well." clinton says: "i have said many times, you know i am not asking people to am a woman. i am asking people to support me because i think i'm the most qualified, experien

dramatic loss to bernie sand ors in new hampshire -- sanders in new hampshire and as the candidates gear up for a debate tonight in mill withdraw key. mike emanuelthis live. mike. >> reporter: good morning. senator bernie sanders is also picking up endorsements and showing he intends to compete for the african-american vote as this campaign moves south and west. actor and activist harry belafonte issued an endorsement video a short time saying sanders represents opportunity, moral imperative and truth not often evidenced in politics. sanders has raised more than $7.1 million in contributions since tuesday night. he also did some high profile interviews in new york making it clear he wants to earn the black vote. >> when youth unemployment in the african-american community, kids who are underemployed or unemployed, is 51%, don't tell me we to not need to invest heavily in the african-american community and create decent paying jobs. >> reporter: as for hillary clinton, she went back to new york after the new hampshire primary and has kept a low profile. she told supporters she has work to do particularly with young people. >> you are the reason w

emanuel church last year. she is a hillary clinton supporter. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for allowing me to be here. >> bernie sanders is making a real play for the clinton administration, and i wonder if you just listened to what she had to say, can you tell us why you think she's able to make a bigger impact on african-americans than bernie sanders? >> i believe she's better prepared, because secretary clinton has been there. she has been to south carolina for the last 40 years. she started out her career here working for the underprivileged children of south carolina. she has strong roots here working in the civil rights movement as well as she came

sanders. trump does rails texas senator ted cruz the lone star state with 155 delegates up for grabs. in nashville, mike emanuel, fox news. >> donald trump. in columbus on super tuesday. the republican front runner will speak at the international airport. his campaign is riding a wave of momentum. you can find more information information about tuesday's rally on fox8.com. ohio governor john kasich said he expects donald trump to sweep all ten states and super tuesday tuesday. john kasich is denying reports that some high-ranking republicans are pressuring him to drop out of the race. >> nobody is asked them out and it wouldn't matter to me anyway. that never happened in terms of myth trying to tell me what i need to do with my career. >> the governor made those comments this morning on meet the press pretty went on to say that no republican has ever won the white white house without winning ohio and he expects to win the ohio primary on march 15. >> i think it is credible for anybody is left in the race to be able to win their own state. come you need it out. some going to go to ohio and i've been ohio. if i d

side, hillary clinton is now focusing beyond bernie sanders, saying she's looking forward to debating any of the republican candidates. fox's mike emanuel has more from the campaign trail. on the day g-o-p frontrunner donald trump received his first senate endorsement by alabama's jeff sessions.. the billionaire candidate -- now getting criticism for his response after former k-k-k leader david duke voiced support for trump. trump says: "honestly, i don't know david duke. i don't believe i've ever met him. i'm pretty sure i didn't meet him and i just don't know anything about him." trump later tweeted about duke saying quote " i disavow"... and back in two- thousand trump did mention duke's name in a new york times op-ed he wrote calling duke part of the - quote - "fringe element." but, critics say trump has not strongly denounced duke.rubio: "we can not be a party that nominates someone who refuses to condemn white supremacists" meantime, candidates in both parties are now focused on this week's "super tuesday" contests.cruz says: "there is no doubt that if donald steamrolls through super tuesday, wins everywhere with big margins, that

sanders is holding a rally right now in des moines. he's been drawing huge crowds here in iowa. looking to upset hillary clinton. mike emanuel is live with his campaign. mike? >> good evening. senator bernie sanders told supporters today his campaign's momentum is beyond his wildest dreams. he is set to begin a rally here at grand view university in des moines. it is beyond packed. we're in an overflow space. and it is very loud in there as he tries to rally the youth votes to come out on caucus night. earlier in waterloo, sanders told supporters the entire world will be watching tomorrow night. >> what they will really be looking at is to see whether or not iowa is prepared to move this country away from establishment politics and establishment economics and move us in a very, very different direction. monday night could be an historic night for this country. we can make history. >> team sanders is telling supporters he's in a toss-up race with hillary clinton. in order to win, his volunteers need to drive turnout and continue making calls on his behalf. going door to door to ask friends and neighbors to caucus for the verm

recent polls show bernie sanders beating hillary clinton handily with this group. so what are campaigns doing? mike emanuel is live from manchester, new hampshire, with the story. >> caller: hi, arthel. for hillary clinton and her campaign, the struggle with young women voters. clinton has brought some prominent women out on the trail with her including former secretary of state madeleine albright and some female senators, but those are obviously older women not the young demographic. on the campaign trail here in new hampshire, albright hammered this point home. >> you have to help hillary clinton will always be there for you. and just remember, there's a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders has been emphasizing the issues of student debt and college affordability and those are some of the ideas that appear to be helping him connect with young voters. this week clinton was confronted with the fact sanders beat her by 70 points in iowa with women under 30. >> that's amazing. i accept the fact that i have work to do to convey what i stand for, what i

@andrew hilton, everett gun and @emanuel turn are charged with @aggravated murder. @>>> happening today, bernie @sanders is making his third @campaign stop in northeast @ohio. @>> he is speaking at baldwin- @wallace. @as he climbs in the polls, so @do the number of people going @sarah phinney is in the @newsroom. @how many people are they @expecting today. @>> reporter: sanders hopes for @a similar enthusiasm at baldwin- @wallace. @this is a live look where he @will be. @this is the gym that will hold @about 7,000 people max. @quiet but doors open in a few @hours. @he is expected to discuss @campaign finance t climate @change and the cost of higher @education. @the university releases a poll @showing sanders and hillary @clinton in a dead heat. @the ohio primary is march 15th. @sanders visits ohio, michigan @and illinois, clinton has @multiple events scheduled in @south carolina. @the deck particular primary in @that state is saturday. @clinton picked up major @endorsement with harry reid @calling on his colleagues to @back her over sanders. @sarah phinney, news channel 5. @>>> up next, stunning researc

primary in south carolina and it's the first time the two will meet since bernie sanders crushed her in new hampshire. mike emanuels in milwaukee, the scene of tonight's debate. how big is the battle for the african-american vote, mike? >> reporter: it is huge when you consider there are a number of southern states on the primary9Ñ calendar coming up in the next few weeks and the african-american community is clinton. the clinton and sanders campaigns are touting new endorsements from african-american and the clinton campaign has a new ad. >> hillary. she is -- more than anyone else in america today she is prepared to be president of the united states from day one. >> reporter: don't count bernie sanders out. he is touting an endorsement from harry belmonte and making it clear he intends to compete for the african-american vote. >> what's bernie sanders' message? >> reporter: that he is electable, he is somebody who can bring the country together and that he is electable in november. the debate stage here in milwaukee, at the university of wisconsin milwaukee, is set. you can expect a tough showdown tonight. sande

emanuel church shooting. he praises her record on guns in contrast to that of senator sanders. >> someone called me on the phone, she said, there's a shooting around the church and i just dropped the phone. first thing that came to my mind, we need to make some changes. hillary is really committed to making sure that the guns don't get into the wrong hands. and is standing with the president to get stronger gun laws. so no family ever has to go through anything like this again. >> i'm hillary clinton. and i approve this message. >> so let's go to the republican side and after shying away from criticizing donald trump in other state, marco rubio is taking direct shots at his republican rival right here in south carolina. the senator from florida knocking trump on policy and profanity. at a pair of town halls yesterday. he wasn't the only one. >> the other day, you know, sadly we were watching on the news and one of the other people running for president at a rally said a word that was bleeped out. they wanted to know what was the word, what did he say, i can't tell you. if your president is someone who says or d

clinton's trying to put it away here in tennessee while sanders is trying to live to fight another day. arthel? >> okay. mike emanuel, thank you so much. >> eric. >> the action kicks off on tuesday, march 1st. voters in 11 states heading to the the polls on that day in what's the largest round of voting so far in the presidential primary process and, of course, keep it right here on the fox news channel. we'll have live continuing coverage as the results roll in starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern tuesday night and after bret and megyn get out of their chairs i'll sit down in the warm seat. yeah, heather childress and i will be anchoring israel 4:00 a.m. arthel says she's going to bring the doughnuts as we continue our coverage all night to 4:00 a.m. and beyond. you are going to bring the doughnuts. >> we have a fox news alert and update now on a missing little girl in montana. the roosevelt county sheriff's office confirming 4-year-oldmationy lily has been found alive. we're told she's in good health and is being evaluated as a precaution. liliy was apparently abducted friday from a native american reservation in northea

side, hillary clinton is now focusing beyond bernie sanders, saying she's looking forward to debating any of the republican candidates. fox's mike emanuel has more from the campaign trail. on the day g-o-p frontrunner donald trump received his first senate endorsement by alabama's jeff sessions.. the billionaire candidate -- now getting criticism for his response after former k-k-k leader david duke voiced support for trump. trump i've ever met him. i'm pretty sure i didn't meet him and i just don't know anything about him." trump later tweeted about duke saying quote " i disavow"... and back in two- thousand trump did mention duke's name in a new york times op-ed he wrote calling duke part of the - quote - "fringe element." but, critics say trump has not strongly denounced duke.rubio: "we can not be a party that nominates someone who refuses to condemn white supremacists" meantime, candidates in both parties are now focused on this week's "super tuesday" contests.cruz says: "there is no doubt that if donald steamrolls through super tuesday, wins everywhere with big margins, that he may well be unstoppable. i don't think that'll happen.

sanders. lou? . lou: thank you very much, mike emanuel reporting. the oregon rancher standoff has officially ended. the four remaining holdups turned themselves over to authorities peacefully earlier today. demonstrators taking over the refuge a month ago, the protesters were armed with guns and walkie-talkies, the group demonstrating in support of dwight and steven hammond, two local ranchers who were sentenced to five years in prison after having already served sentences set down by a federal judge and hence the charges of federal abuse and injustice in oregon. news of the standoff today comes just a day after the arrest of bundy, the father of the jail protest leader. he's been charged with conspiracy and assault on a federal officer. the complaint stems from bundy's role in a 2014 arms standoff near his nevada ranch. now to the latest on the spread of the zika virus. federal health officials tonight are warning of a potential outbreak in florida. two new zika cases have been reported bringing the total number to 18. zika is a relatively mild affliction in adults but suspected of causing serious

emanuel on last night's democratic debate. >> reporter: in last night's democratic debate, bernie sanders did not hesitate to point out how hemight be different than president obama. clinton took every opportunity to defend the president. >> the criticism that we've heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republicans, i do not expect from someone running for the democratic nomination. >> madame secretary, that is a low blow. >> sanders was aggressive on foreign policy. clinton suggested he just doesn't get it, but sanders says he has better judgment. >> i will do everything i can to make certain that the united states and our brave men and women in the military do not get bogged down in perpetual warfare in the middle east. >> this is one area i've disagreed with him on who has called for iranian troops ending the civil war in syria. >> reporter: it is expected to be a critical weekend ahead of the next contest in nevada and south carolina. sandra? >> mike, thank you. here now with more on the fight for south carolina, ebony williams is a fox news contributor and alan colmes is host of "the alan colmes s

emanuel who is in manchester for us tonight. in new hampshire, the grandchildren of the woodstock generation are showing their support for a senior citizen democrat socialist from vermont. senator bernie sanders says strangers -- stranger things have happened. somebody sat up in this room and said i think by the year 2015, gay marriage will be legal in everybody state in this country somebody next to them could have said what are you smoking. >> reporter: while sanders spent sunday preaching to the choir hillary clinton went to church in flint, michigan she's condemning tainted water supply. on the republican side donald trump is leading his nearest by double digits. team trump is pounding the digital pave thement trump also took a jab at jeb bush for bringing barbara to help his campaign. >> more poor, poor jeb bush who brings out his mother because he needed help. movementy, please come, walk in the snow mom, i like his mother. but i don't like that stuff. >> reporter: snart marco rubio try -- senator marco rubio tried to shake off the body blows he received during the debate. >> i i think the was madeleine albright she said there's a special place knell for women that don't clinton. >> wel

mike emanuel an in-depth look at the establishment and the outsiders. james has the feel the burn momentum of the sanders campaign. >> outside the bernie sanders headquarters, epicenter of the bernie sanders' surge. >> the anointed candidate, the inevitable candidate, it will be interesting to see, we all know who the inevitable candidate for the democratic nomination will be. a lot has happened in the last nine months and the inevitable candidate is today not quite so inevitable. reporter: polls last month shows vermont senator bernie sanders trailing hillary clinton by an average of 16 points. today "the des moines register" poll shows them statistically tied. everyone knows sanders enjoys a huge majority ofout voters. among voters make less than $50,000 sanders enjoys a 20-point lead over hillary clinton. reverses entirely for affluent voters with clinton trouncing sanders by 24 points. observers saw another reason for the sanders surge. he has gotten a free ride in media terms. he has not been seen as a serious competitor so his past positions and philosophy has not been examined in detail. reporter:

emanuel, fox news. we're just two days away from the south carolina republican primary.. and the nevada democratic caucuses.. tonight.. hillary clinton and bernie sanders met in a town hall event there.. polls show it is a dead heat. as nomination.. the latest fox news poll shows trump maintaining his wide lead over the pack with 32 percent. ted cruz is second with 19 percent. marco rubio, who was just endorsed by south carolina's governor, is a close third. it was 1928, the last time an american president set foot in cuba... the next visit will come next month. in a major milestone for cuban-american relations, president obama will travel to the island nation - despite critics who say the cuban government is still as repressive as ever. scott mclean has more. president obama is headed to havana... the first time a sitting american president has visited cuba in 88 years. : "the opening to cuba holds out real promise to improve the lives of the cuban people. this is really at the core of our policy."the march visit is a major step in normalizing relations -- and will include a meeting with cuban president raul castro. : "today, the united states of amer

now, the clinton camp is accusing the sanders camp of also taking money from wall street. team fox coverage, mike emanueln set with us, with the clinton camp. let's get to ed henry down the road in nashua. hello, ed. >> good to see you, shep. interesting because what we have seen in recent days, i'm at a field office here, and there's been a lot of energy, a lot of folks coming in trying to get door knockers out there, trying to close the gap because as you say, it's been a double-digit lead for bernie sanders over hillary clinton. but what's interesting we have seen in the last few days, the republican national committee joining forces and backing bernie sanders, promoting him. a lot of people inside the clinton camp think that's because the rnc, other republicans know that clinton might be a stronger general election nominee than sanders. the rnc putting out this statement, quote, the clinton camp has been desperately trying to lower expectations for tonight's outcome, but they cannot spin a loss in a state that has been delivered for them over and over again. remember, clinton as comeback kid didn't f

emanuel, man, great athlete, and by the way, he takes those hits over the middle. i'm assuming that he had a chance to give some hits, he'd >> touchdown denver, emmanuel sanders. >> you're looking at it right now. line me up at corner back. line me up at quarterback. line me up at running back. i could even play a little linebacker, d line. >> emmanuel know, he's on the other end of probably 75 of my passes in practice. i told you i throw 100 passes every day. i throw them to bt and emmanuel. if anybody would know about my offensive skill or ability, it would be those guys. i appreciate it. >> reporter: so if this is peyton's last rodeo, you're going to take his job, then? >> no, no, no. >> no. i've never played offense. i can't catch a ball for the life of me and i'm not blocking all day. so no. >> pressure, throws on the run, makes the interception. 40, 35, here we go, talib, 20, >> oh, definitely, definitely. i play receiver. i play star receiver and we'd be a nice little tandem. >> now peyton is a player who is perfect playing just one position, though he was willing to play backup quarterback, if necessary. >> i was, you know, insulted when it was suggested that i

emanuel. mike? >> reporter: in new hampshire the grandchildren of the woodstock generation are showing their support for a senator bernie sanders says stranger things have happened. >> if we were here 15 years ago, 10 years not a long time ago somebody stood up and said you know, i think by the year 2015 gay marriage will be legal in every state in this country somebody next to them would [laughter] >> while sanders spent sunday preaching to the choir hillary clinton went to church in flint, michigan. she's condemning the state's response to the tainted public water supply. >> this is not merely unacceptable or wrong, though it is both unethical and immemorial. trying to get out the vote. trump also took a jab at jeb bush for bringing his ever popular but elderly mother barbara. >> poor, poor, poor jeb bush who brings out his mother because he needed help. no he needed help. mommy, please come, walk in the snow, mom, i like his stuff. turning his focus to hillary clinton. >> i think it was madeleine albright at an event, did you see this, she said there's a special place in hell for women that don't vote for i guess hillary cli

here's fox's mike emanuel. 3 the grandchildren of the woodstock generation are showing their support for a senior citizen democrat socialist from vermont. senator bernie sanders says stranger things have happened: sanders: if we were here fifteen years ago, ten years ago, not a long time ago, and somebody stood up in this room and said, 'you know, i think that by the year 2015 gay marriage will be legal in every state in this country... somebody next to them would have said 'what are you smoking?' (applause) while sanders spent sunday preaching to the choir... hillary clinton went to church in flint michigan... she's condemning the state's response to the tainted public water supply: clinton: this is not merely unacceptable or wrong, though it is both... what happened in flint is immoral. on the republican side... donald trump is leading his nearest new hampshire competitors by double digits. but perhaps in reaction to what as overconfidence in iowa... team trump is pounding the digital pavement... trying to get out the vote. trump also took a jab at jeb bush... for bringing his ever popular but elderly mother barbara to new hampshire to help him campaign: tr

. >> both clinton and sanders will hold events here in south carolina and elsewhere ahead of a big primary tomorrow. >> mike emanuelfor us. >> great to see you. 19 minutes after the hour. taking center stage at the republican debate. >> we are going to secure the border. >> they will go out. some will come back. >> who has the best plan to fix it? eric erickson is on deck to weigh in next. stay with us. flush flu >> when i am president of the united states we are going to secure the border. >> we have people who came in this country illegally. they will go out. some will come back through a process. >> the people that get forgotten in this debate over immigration are the hard-working men and women in the country millions of americans who are losing their jobs, millions of legal immigrants. i am combrags a hot topic at the debate. who has the best plan to fix the system? let's have the author of the new book eric erickson. so nice to have you here in person. >> glad to be here. >> we usually talk to you from georgia but you made your way o from new york. >> who has the best plan for immigration immigration? >> i thi

emanuel cleaver is with us. he is supporting hillary clinton. joins us from ft. lauderdale, and you know, it comes at a time, as i'm sure you've heard, congressman, that bernie sanders hear the hillary clinton people tell it, isn't really galvanizing african americans, and in states where there's a higher african american vote like south carolina, or what have you, it will show. do you agree? bernie sanders says i've done more to help minorities and more to lift them up than hillary clinton ever has. >> like senator sanders, i worked with him in the house. he's a good guy. there are 44 members of the congressional black caucus, only one is supporting him. and that's because -- it's not because he's evil or he's anti-african american or he votes errantly on legislation that's significant, but simply because over the 26 years he's been in congress, he's been skeshlly silent. he'll vote on something, but all the things that he's pledging today and working with black lives matters, all of that kind of thing, none of of that was manifested during the 26 years in the house, and the truth of the matter is, most of us have had relationships with the christian tons that go b

sanders admits to being, quote, decimated last night but says he is looking to the future. senior political correspondent mike emanuel is in nashville, tennessee. mike, is there still a race? >> reporter: well, hillary clinton is trying to end it as soon as possible, shannon. so hillary clinton is investing time here in tennessee today hoping for a sweep across the south on super tuesday. hillary clinton visited two churches in memphis today and is on her way here to nashville on this her third campaign visit to the volunteer state in cycle. clinton reiterated america has never stopped being great but the job now is to make america whole. she continues thanking the voters of south carolina for putting their faith in her and last night took a swipe at her viral senator bernie sanders. >> america isn't a single-issue country, my friends. we need more than a plan for the biggest banks. the middle class needs a raise. and we need more good jobs. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders has not campaigned in tennessee, instead he will invest his time in oklahoma and colorado, trying to bounce back from south carolina. >> we go

the home state of bernie sanders who has stops in massachusetts, virginia, and my home state of minnesota. and that's where we find senior political correspondent end mike emanuelho joins us live from minneapolis. mike, first of all, how do you like minnesota? >> minnesota is beautiful, gretchen. it's great to be here. >> i know minnesota is critical. the caucus tomorrow evening for the future of the bernie sanders campaign. critical for him, right? >> you are absolutely right, gretchen. senator sanders himself told voters here that minnesota will be huge on tuesday. the senator wrapping up a rally here in minneapolis just hours ago. he was here over the weekend in rochester minnesota as well. that tells you how big of a state this is for him. sanders spoke a short time ago about what's at stake here. >> the truth is, tomorrow is important and key to super tuesday. what happens here in minnesota. we can win. no question, here in minnesota, if we have a turnout. >> reporter: part of his message here in minneapolis was about climate change, about being against fracking, clearly thinking that an environmental message will be troo key to turning out minnesota democ

sanders, yes. he's been to hbcus, black searches. when we were in charleston a couple of weeks ago, we went to mother emanuel, the church where nine people just shot during a bible study. which know it's more than that. the senator's message speaks to african-americans and latinos in this country. when we talk about raising the minimum wage, 54% of african-americans would stand to get a wage raise under senator sander's plan. we are doing the work of taking our message directly to voters of color in this country and really demonstrating how it connects to them. i like to say when the barber shops, beauty shops and bible studies. senator sanders didn't just started a voe kating for these issues. his entire career, his life is predicated on the work of dr. king. dr. king did not just work to eradicate racism in this country. he worked to address economic inequality. he said the second fight before dr. king was assassinated, he was marching with the sanitation workers, the union workers in memphis. he was marching, talking about economic freedom. talking about the need that yes, racial inequality, we have to get there. we have to get to eco

from next faceoff, bernie sanders bringing in millions of dollars following the big win in new hampshire. hillary clinton is scoring a major endorsement today. fox news's mike emanuels in milwaukee with the latest. mike, how huge is the battle on the democratic side now, focused on african-american vote? >> melissa, good afternoon, it is major, because of course as the campaign calendar moves forward, there are a number of southern states on immediate future. so the african-american vote is a critical democratic constituency. both clinton and sanders campaigns are touting new endorsements. in fact the clinton campaign is out with an ad, featuring a civil rights icon. >> hillary, she is smart, more than anyone else in america today, she is prepared to be president of the united states from day one. reporter: but don't count senator bernie sanders out. he picked up endorsement and entertainer and activist harry bell font day today. he makes it clear he is battling for the african-american vote, melissa. melissa: she is prepared. what a ringing endorsement. getting behind the president. what is sanders message heading into the debate now? reporter: essentially he is s

emanuel about voter intensity. what else are you seeing? >> i think a lot of the campaigns are focused on getting out the vote. like you said earlier today, that the sanders campaign said it has been knocking on the thousands of doors in new hampshire. i think that's the same thing with hillary clinton and campaigns on the republican side as well. in addition to the campaign events obviously there's a lot going on with a lot of candidates here. but the ground game has definitely intensified as well. a lot of people, phone banking, knocking on doors and canvassing. >> what about the debate last night? it was very dramatic. there are some governor chris christie of new jersey is saying that it was basically he a change for the entire race. he feels he did very well. i guess if you are a candidate you will always say you are doing well. jeb bush, a lot of a talk about marco rubio. what was the talk and did it move the needle for some people from what you are hearing? >> i think it will be really interesting to see and certainly the conscience tensus was the establishment candidates, bush, kasich and christie all did very well and maybe rubio, cruz and trump