the governor and fellow democrats want to move $750 million in hospital fees out of the taxpayer bill of rights so the state can keep that money and use it on transportation. the nonpartisan legal staff says that would be unconstitutional. if they don't pass his fix, he will have to realleviate all of the taxpayer bill of rights. i asked him what he meant. >> i told legislators today to pass your preferred revenue fix with this hospital provider fee. or, we will have to re-examine

24 hours away sheree: no remedy ever the bad blood between cincinnati' s mayor and some of his fellow democrat. some of -- one of them saying mayor cranley' s behavior is hurting the city. live with where this all seems headed now. >> straight into the 2017 political campaign to try to unseat mayor john cranley. the overarching concern is if all of this bad blood is harming city policy in the city' s image. chris is on record saying that cranley treats people poorly although his wording was rather crude and salty. political grudges won' t get in the way of progress whether any wounds or hurt feelings can be patched up at city hall is about as clear as a dark snow cloud. he told us that he' s the only >> i' m hearing from ceos, mayors of a different city. you' ll be very sorry if you don' t support the parks initiative. that behavior is holding us back. people are more unlikely to work with them because they don' t want to be subject to it. >> and all this is driving the local democratic chairman to distraction. he is trying to bridge the great democratic divide but to no avail. >> the mayor is

sanders, along with fellow democratic presidential hopefuls... hillary clinton and martin o'malley will be here in columbia on monday... to take part in "king day at the dome." religious and civic leader jesse jackson.... is busy criss-crossing the head to the polls next month. jackson will take part in the "rally-to-the polls" event at u-s-c aiken today... before heading to bamberg to speak on medicaid expansion. jackson spoke on the u-s healthcare system during a stop last night ih columbia. 33 jackson will continue to to travel the state this week talking about medicare, poverty, and helping people register to vote. donald trump is responding to governor nikki haley's official response to president barrack obama's state of the union address. in it.. haley cautioned against following the siren call of the angriest voices.... and addressing the apparent jab. 33 governor 33 haley says she stands by what she believes... and hopes the american people can take away the meaning behind the remark. haley says she is strongly opposed to trumps' proposed

obama adjust his fellow democrats saying the country is doing a lot better than when he took office and in taking a shot at donald trump, obama said that the uso not strengthen it off by allowing politicians to insult muslims, or pit groups of americans against each other. >>> a state official says michigan offered rush followed water for state employees in flint starting in january of last year although, residents were told that top water -- that they tapwater was safe to drink until last month. a spokesperson for the agency that manages the state building says, watetecoolers were running after flint had drinking standards that were related to lead. 4 scientists say that the zika virus is spreading at an explosive rate. it appears to be particularly dangerous for pregnant women and has been linked to babies born with abnormally small heads. now women who are pregnant are scrambling to cancel trips booked to those nations. most airlines are offering refunds for changes in destinations. it's not clear how the eldest will impact the travel business overall.>>> authorities say the mastermi

fellow democrat martin o'malley will head to dubuque tonight.his stop won't be like the other candidates' though. at 8 o'clock he'll perform acoustic guitar at a local bar. o'malley is trying to improve his numbers both here in iowa and across the country.he's currently a distant third in the democratic race behind sanders and hillary clinton. a pair of republicans are also in eastern iowa today. today.at four - kentucky senator rand paul will be at the marion public library for a meet and greet.after that he'll go to north north liberty for another meet and at 5-30. meantime - ted cruz is in north-east iowa.the texas senator has events this afternoon in cresco and osage. he will end the day in decorah. cruz has been on a bit of a hot streak for the past month. a number of polls have him virtually tied with donald trump for the republican lead in the hawkeye state. if you want to give back to the community you can by donating blood. it's national blood donor month and cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is here to tell us why giving is so important. important.when you donate blood you'

clinton and sanders will be making stops in iowa again today along with fellow democrat martin o'malley. on the republican side rick santorum, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz and john kasich all have campaign stops across the state. kcci will have complete commitment 2016 coverage throughout the day, on air and online at kcci.com. two melting ahead. metinka: it is a little cool right now. 24 degrees in des moines. wind chill at 16. temperatures will recover today. noontime temperatures will be right above freezing. heading for 35 this afternoon. there may be a couple of stray flurries. no accumulation is expected. the kids will still need to bundle up. if you like 30's, maybe you love 40's. they are on the way too. notice those temperatures trend back downward because a snowstorm will be on our way. eric: more big stories now an overnight fire broke out at the pizza ranch in jefferson. these are pictures sent into us by viewer autumn barry. another viewer called us just a couple hours ago saying the fire is now out and they did see some damage to the buildi

debbie announced today she has asked fellow democrats to join muslims. she says at least 20 members of congress have joined the efforts. a deputy who also works at the florida branch of counsel. if you want a look head over to they have 60% users between ages 13-24. >> in the mean time, the president's first job continues. hillary clinton and donald trump the national f font runners. tonight things are getting interesting. brian moore has the latest on the decision 2016 from d.c. >> in danger of losing iowa and new hampshire t/ bernie sander, hillary clinton is calling for ground support. >> sign up to make phone calls, sign up to go to your caucus. >> and she's intensifying her air war on the g.o.p. pack. >> they carpet bombed thepm. >> sit down and shut up. >> clinton and sanders within the margin of error in iowa. the battle between establishment and outsider candidates also reflected on the republican side where donald trump and ted cruz in a poll. trump taking aim again today on the canadienoard cruise's electoral eligibility. >> you can't have a no

along with fellow democrat martin o'malley. on the republican side... rick santorum, carly fiorina, mike rubio, ted cruz and john kasich all have campaign stops across the state. kcci will have complete commitment 2016 coverage throughout the day on air and online at kcci dot com. new this morning - an overnight fire broke out at the pizza ranch in jefferson! these are pictures sent into us by viewer street. another viewer called us just a couple hours ago saying the fire is now out.. and they did see some damage to the building. we have not heard the extent of the damage or if there were any injuries. stick with kcci for updates on this. almost a decade after two people were killed in a house fire in rural wapello county... investigators now say the victims were murdered. police arrested chris yenger and zachary dye on monday in connection to the fire. officials say yenger crashed a birthday party at the house the night of the fire in 2006... and was asked to leave. that's what they believe led he and dye to start the fire... that killed 20-year-old na

hickenlooper push the idea that he and fellow democrats support. he wanted to change the fee given to hospitals in the taxpayer bill of rights known as tabor. it will allow the state to avoid some refunds to taxpayers. he thinks that it should be a reevaluated or else. >> if we cannot make this change like many have been allowed under tabor, what choice do we have but to re- examine tabor? right now nobody can say with a straight face that there -- that our budget rules are working for us. republicans -- >> reporter: republicans don't think it will work. the governor plans to marry robin pringle on saturday at a small ceremony. they decided to do a rice and they wished the first couple well. >>> working with south metro fire on an ice rescue. we have a photo from the parker police at 11 710 we have a photo from the parker police at 11 710 meadowood lane. e. of s. parker rd. they say one juvenile, a child, is under the ice. two other people have been located and taken to the hospital. we don't know if they have to be rescued or their condition. as w

hickenlooper and fellow democrats say it is legal. the governor wants to reclassify a fee paid by hospitals to get around the taxpayer bill of rights instead of cutting state programs or issuing bigger refunds to taxpayers. brandon rittiman asked about the political battle over his plan. >> the republicans will push back and say you are on a quest for revenue, shouldn't we be on a quest for modest spending? you are trying to bridge a philosophical gap, aren't you ? >> we have been more modest, look at-- compare us to our neighboring states, compare to tennessee i think we are commonly compared to. look at their state spending compared to our state spending, we are as tight a budget as anybody, as anybody. >> that sounded like an invitation to a fact check. the tax policy center and kaiser family foundation track state spending per person. both list colorado in the lower half of states on spending but several neighboring states as well as tennessee do spend less per person than colorado's government does. >>> doctors are seeing more ca

along with fellow democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley. the future of driving. it was the topic of discussion today as state leaders talked about automated vehicles. nevada governor brian sandoval gave opening remarks at the event this morning inside the golden nugget. car manufacturers like volkswagen, daimler, toyota, ford and hyundai were among others who were there. nevada is one of the states where electric and autonomous cars have been the testing ground for google and daimler freightliner. the governor says nevada is investing more and more in new technology-- even assigning an office of autonomous vehicles within the governor's office. "it's the future. i want nevada to be on ground floor of new developments for new technologies. its no secret autonomous vehicles systems transportation. nevada is one of six states where we test drones so now i want us to be center of testing of drones and testing of autonomous vehicles. " governor sandoval says when it comes to nevada's investments-- if we do nothing, we get nothing. a hair trim can be so refreshing. esp

ready to welcome fellow democrats to the silver state. what he had to say about his legacy in boosting nevada's caucuses... and why he avoided targeting republican front runner donald trump./// it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. than a month away from the first presidential caucus. on february first... the iowa caucus will take place. the following week.. on the ninth... new hampshire will hold theirs. then on february 20-th... nevada democrats and south carolina republicans will cast their votes... followed by nevada republicans on the 23-rd. those nevada caucuses are being billed as "the first in the west"... ((dave courvoisier)) > and senator harry reid played a big role in pushing our state towards the front of the line when it comes to the caucuses. ((paula francis)) this wednesday he's hosting a dinner featuring all three democratic primary candidates for president. this comes as those candidates work to win dele

seniors and fellow democratic presidential hopefuls hillary clinton and martin o'malley will all be columbia monday taking part in the king day at the dome. >> religious and civic leader jesse jackson is making sure people here in the palmetto state head to the polls next month. rally to the polls event. it's at u.s.c. today. jackson says he spoke on the u.s. health care system during a stop last night at columbia. >> must attack the problem and not attack each other. too much of name calling and one-liners and entertaining. we need an agenda. citizens black and white need and deserve medical care. >> and jackson will continue traveling the state this week talking about medicare, poverty and helping people register to vote. donald trump responding to governor nikki haley's official response to president barack obama's state of the union address. >> that's right. in it, haley cautioned against following the siren call of the angriest voices. and trump wasting in time addressing the apparent jab. >> one of the commentators said to me nikki haley, very nice woman said i'm an angry person. and t

fellow democrat martin o'malley will make more stops in eastern iowa this weekend. the former maryland governor will hold campaignevents in coralville, waterloo, maquoketa and davenport. despite little support in recent polls, o'malley has appeared at more events in iowa than bernie sanders and hillary clinton. with the iowa caucus' just a little over a week away, some are getting together to learn more about what it means to caucus. caucus.tonight on the university of iowa campus, some students, who still have a decade until they can vote, had a little fun learning about politics. marissa scott reporting.by the way, just into the cbs 2 newsroom, superman won on the g-o-p caucus and captain american and wonder woman both took home the winning spot for the democrats. democrats.if your kid is interested in caucusing, we posted information on our website cbs 2 iowa dot com on how you can sign them up because only 20 kids will get the chance to do this again on january 29th!the cost is 20 dollars. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across th

. >> clinton of course facing a tough challenge from within her own party from fellow democrat bernie sanders. >> we may have new clues into the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight mh370. a team of investigators will inspect the deborough found off the coast of thailand on saturday. a large piece of white curved metal washed ashore and was found by a fisherman. all 239 people aboard have been declared dead. >> up next, news 4 exclusive. mayor de blasio took to streets to tour some of the most troubled areas after this weekend's blizzard. we got to ride along. that's coming up. >> what's in store for the start of the work week. there may be good news for us. 6,000 miles of roads. only hours after the snow stopped. but not every neighborhood got the service that they needed. >> the mayor toured some troubled spots to get a look firsthand and our own andrew got an exclusive ride along. >> how are you? >> how are you. >> mayor de blasio inviting me to ride in his suv. >> going along on roosevelt and everything is looking great. >> for a tour of some neighborhoods hardest hit by the

continues to poll in the single deborah a new poll shows hillary clinton with a crushing lead over fellow democrat bernie sanders. clinton has 59- percent support from democratic primary voters nationwide.....acco rding to the nbc news/wall street journal poll. that's compared to 34-percent for sanders. but sanders would do better than clinton.... in a hypothetical match-up against donald trump. based on a separate poll by the same news organizations... sanders would beat trump by 15- points, compared to clinton's ten- point advantage. deborah and speaking bernie sanders...his wife jane will be campaiging on his behalf in thth hawkeye state. jane sanders...will be making appearances in estherville, spencer and storm lake on tuesday....january 19th. she will kick off her trip alongside bernie...in fort dodge on tuesday...before going solo. jane will then re-join sanders for a town hall in sioux city. deborah it's a historic weekend for iran.... sanctions against the country have been lifted. it comes as several americans detained in iran finally make their way back home. iran's president said the d

clinton's visit comes 17 days before the iowa caucus and the latest poll shows his wife's lead over fellow democrat bernie sanders has shrunk to two percent in iowa. ktiv's tiffany lane is covering bill clinton's visit to sioux city. you can follow her on twitter and she'll bring us more tonight on news four. the gloves came off during last night's republican presidential debate. the field of candidates has narrowed and the contenders are growing increasingly more combative as the iowa caucus cnn's reid binion reports. << and then there were seven: still, a big g-o-p primary field by historical standards... ...but smaller than previous debates. trump and cruz took center stage... literally and figuratively - at thursday's fox business network debate in south carolina. they've been mostly friendly so far this primary season... ...but last night, the gloves came off, with the donald taking bare-knuckle jabs at cruz's natural-born citizenship status and presidential eligibility. (trump) "very very fine constitutional attorneys that feel that because he was not born on the land, he can not run for offi

the letters right david and janet fellow democrats mark warner and tim can hope the president keeps the focus on the accomplishments of his tenure. one local political analysts we talked to thinks the president will also try to frame his legacy for the history writers i think as much as anything obama has been concern about his legacy for a long time thirty year political science associate professor jesse richmond says obama will do his best to convince historians and voters that his presidency has been a success. it's so it's still an opportunity for large national audience and try to make his case for the way people ought to interpret the last seven years of his term and he's hoping to influence the twenty sixteen presidential race. it's expected the president will highlight what he sees as his major accomplishments saving the auto industry enacting health care reform foreign policy working to curb gun violence and overseeing legalization of same sex marriage. virginia's two senators have high hopes for the speech what i hope the president will do tonight is a cut against some of the

fellow democrat presidential hopeful martin o'malley made the first of three stops he has planned in iowa a today o'malley met with a crowd of supporters at the weut des moines public library. the former maryland governor...didn't play his guitar as he's known to do...but he did urge the crowd to sign up to cauc for him on february first. o'malley also took questions about gun control...isis...and his hopes of claiming the presidential nomination. " now that christmas has pass ihink people are entering that decision envelope and making up their minds we are seeing in our r n organization a lot more people commiting to cacus for o'malley i'm excited i'm encouraged " o'malley will be back in des moines tomorrow, following stops in sioux city and council bluffs. o'malley still trails far behind the other democratic candidates in iowa. recent polls put hillary clinton at nearly 50-percent support, and sanders with 37, while o'malley...only vermont senator r bernie sanders spoke in front of a large crowd earlier today at the university of massachusetts. speaking out about the republicans

. >>> one of the his top goals is to hand the keys to the white house obviously to a fellow democrat.aking today, new polls showing bernie sander has ahead of hillary clinton, and has widened his lead in new hampshire. >>> two news-breaking interviews, gloria borger asked vice president biden about clinton's campaign struggles, and he gave a surprisingly candid assessment. >> why is she having trouble? >> i think that bernie is speaking to a yearning that is deep and real, and he has credibility on it. and that is the absolute enormous concentration of wealth in a small group of people with the middle class now being able to be shown being left out. >> hillary clinton responded to biden's remarks today, sitting down for an exclusive interview with our alison camarata. >> look, i have working towards closing the gaps between people, poor people and well-off people primarily all my adult life. i went to work for the children's defense fund. i helped to reform the education system in arkansas. i was a legal services lawyer defending poor people. i went to work to try to make sure that we

union addresses tonight my coding spoke with virginia's two u s the letters read david and janet fellow democrats mark warner and tim kaine do have high hopes tonight they hope that the president and just manages to accentuate the positive and to steer clear of the divisive partisan bickering that has seemed to become the norm in washington local political observer says he thinks the speech has longer term objectives one last time president obama will take center stage. it's expected the president will highlight what he sees as his major accomplishments saving the auto industry enacting health care reform foreign policy working to curb gun violence and overseeing legalization of same sex marriage. virginia's two senators have high hopes for the speech what i hope the president will do tonight is a cut against some of the negativity that i see coming in as part of these presidential elections one of the candidates are saying make america great again suggesting that were not are great. my hope is that we reflect on the fact that over the last seven years we have seen our economy come back it's not

she got together with her fellow democrats in san francisco but it wasn't all one big happy party. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: the harmonies of the san francisco girls chorus were perfect at today's traditional new year's party, thrown by house minority leader nancy pelosi. it was a chance for the former speaker to thank local supporters and touch on party value of social justice, healthcare, and increasingly contentious issue of immigrants in this country. >> we respect them, not because they are americans, but because we are americans. [ applause ] >> reporter: pelosi also encouraged her political friends to help elect a democrat for president. >> whoever she may be. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but while the hillary reference was well received, among democrats there isn't perfect harmony about her either. polls show many don't fully trust clinton and there's been a surge of support for her straight talking opponent bernie sanders. >> i think he's in there for a good reason and i think it's good to poke a stick at people once in a while and say there are other ways to do

the governor and fellow democrats want to move $750 million in hospital fees out of the taxpayer bill of rights so the state can keep that money and use it on transportation. the nonpartisan legal staff says that would be unconstitutional. if they don't pass his fix, he will have to realleviate all of the taxpayer bill of rights. i asked him what he meant. >> i told legislators today to pass your preferred revenue fix with this hospital provider fee. or, we will have to re-examine the whole taxpayer bill of rights. was that a threat? >> i think what i was say sergeant the hospital provider fee is the most obvious. clearly the fee has been judged that has looked at it. but i'm open to anything. it wasn't a threat. i'm just saying everywhere i go on the front range, people are frustrated by the traffic congestion, the lack of meaningful change. we have to find new rev news. you can't just say we are going to bond and get this money out of nowhere. it is bonding if you borrow money and you don't have cash flow, you are going out on a ledge. >> after today's state of the state, the govern

assembly, irene adams is tied with fellow maggie carleton donations and both women gave $7,500 to fellow democratic caucus and they are considered speakers after the resignation of mar land kirkpatrick. but the single biggest donor in the caucus isn't an elected official, jason fryer son who lost his seat in 2014 by a heartbreaking 40 votes and is look to go return to the is aim assembly has given $160,000 he totals exceed every other would be leaders i mentioned thus far combined. now that kind of money really talks and make makes a future speaker. >> thank you, steve. it's time for what to watch where we bring you up to speed on the stories happening next week. fans of the school choice voucher program are holding a rally on tuesday and we're told that 2,000 people have already registered to attend. north las vegas mayor john lee had his state of the city address on thursday night and no doubt he will tout the future next republican debate is happening thursday megan kelly and brett bare will host and the last one provided fireworks when megan kelly listed all the names trump has called various w

you decide 2016 a new poll shows hillary clinton with a crushing lead over fellow democrat bernie sanders. clinton has a 59- percent support from democratic primary voters nationwide, according to the nbc news/wall street journal poll. that's compared to 34-percent for sanders. but sanders would do better than clinton in a hypothetical match-up against donald trump. based on a separate poll by the same news organizations... sanders would beat trump by 15- points, compared to clinton's ten- point advantage. and with the iowa caucus in just two weeks - hillary clinton's once "formidable" lead in that state has dwindled.... while bernie sanders is soaring... in new hampshire - this - as the three democratic contenders face off in their last debate before the voting begins - tonight in south carolina... and it got a bit contentious.. over health care.. on the gop side.. ohio governor on the gop side.. ohio governor john kasich is ohio governor john kasich is getting a boost.. in new hampshire.. three major new hampshire newspapers kasich.. in the state that he's hoping will boost his campaign

the hard truth of our times my fellow democrats is we need to own if we are going to win this generalction is this. this is the hard truth we need to own and we need to acknowledge in order to fix fixt and have credibility with our neighbors. today because of bad trickle down choices of the last 30 years before president obama 70% of us are earning the same or less than they were 12 years ago and that's the first time that has happened on the side of world war ii. it's not the way her country is supposed to work. that's not the way our economy is supposed to work. yes, we have come a long way over these last eight years but we have urgent work to do and while this eagle flies best when both his left and right wings are actually working the truth of our time is only the democratic party the party of roosevelt the party of kennedy, the party of barack obama will make our economy work again and make wages go up for all americans. the formula of our success is that in every generation we square shoulders to the challenges. we make our country strong and we take actions, not words but acti

governor john hickenlooper and his fellow democrats are making a hard push, trying to make the case for changing how the state treats a large hospital fee. the move could free up money to avoid some cuts and refunds to taxpayers. the governor talked tough in his state of the state address thursday, saying if the legislature doesn't go for his plan, then maybe it's time to, quote, reexamine taber. for sunday's balance of power, i asked the leaders of both chambers how seriously we should take that talk. >> do you have his back on that? is there anything the this done? >> well, there's nothing the legislature can do except refer a measure to the ballot and that takes two-thirds votes of both chambers when it's a constitutional amendment. that will probably not happen. but that doesn't prevent us from being very involved with the communities out there who are very interested in a long- term solution to taber. >> do you think there's substance behind this? or do you think it's just posturing? >> you know, i don't believe that there is the will in the state inside or outside of this building

he's not as eager as fellow democrats to spend a lot of money on online going things and trying to tamp down that enthusiasm. >> and from the previous red ink, how are democrats reacting to this prudent budget of his? >> they're getting used to this tone from him. i think you're seeing a sense of restle restlessness, pent up demand for spe spending. we heard senator mark leno s sayisay ing while we appreciate the governor's caution but now we have a lot of revenue and now is the time to restore some of the cuts we made over the last several years. they're not content with the crumbs relatively speaking that the governor put into this budget. they want more. that's what the next few months will be about as the budget gets negotiated. >> it will be interesting to see how aggressive they are. he is giving some money to more programs. which ones? >> the big winner is education getting billions more dollars. we heard the governor alluding to that a minute ago. mostly because of the prop 98 formula, he has to do that according to the constitution. and med cal and health care and huge growth a

the governor and fellow democrats want to move $750 the taxpayer bill of rights so the state can keep that money and use it on transportation. the nonpartisan legal staff says that would be unconstitutional. if they don't pass his fix, he will have to realleviate all of the taxpayer bill of rights. i asked him what he meant. >> i told legislators today to pass your preferred revenue fix with this hospital provider fee. or, we will have to re-examine the whole taxpayer bill of rights. was that a threat? >> i think what i was say sergeant the hospital provider fee is the most obvious. clearly the fee has been judged by almost every legal entity that has looked at it. but i'm open to anything. it wasn't a threat. i'm just saying everywhere i go on the front range, people are frustrated by the traffic congestion, the lack of meaningful change. we have to find new rev news. you can't just say we are going to bond and get this money out of nowhere. money and you don't have cash flow, you are going out on a ledge. >> after today's state of the state, the governor was pelted by the legislatur

fellow democrat, former secretary of state hillary clinton will also in the new hampshire tomorrow. she has town halls in derry, concord and keene. republican presidential candidate, new jersey governor chris christie will open his salem office and attend a town hall in merrimack tomorrow. and fellow republican marco rubio will hold events in milford, atkinson, raymond and hampton. a new state program can help you quit smoking. the new hampshire department of health and human services is offering free nicotine replacement therapy to residents who want to quit smoking or chewing tobacco. it' s part of a statewide campaign called tips from former smokers. residents must be at least 18 and willing to participate in free telephone counseling. you can register online or by calling the new hampshire tobacco helpline at the bottom of your screen. gas prices here in new hampshire the 2 dollar mark. and aaa predicts you' ll pay even less at the pump this year. it estimates that the average price for a gallon of regular will be between $2.25, and $2.45 this year. last year, the average price

last night, hillary clinton joined her fellow democratic candidates martin o' malley and senator bernie sanders for two events in south carolina. the trio attended an annual fish fry, hosted by congressman jim clyburn. before that, the candidates spoke at their party's "first in the south" dinner. these events lead into.... tonight's first democratic debate of 20- 16. earlier this week, republicans battled during their first debate in south carolina. tonight's democratic debate starts at 8 on n-b-c. a declaration of team spirit.... broncos fans old - and very, very, young - are showing their support for their team. the entire tv 9 viewing area is either a wind chill warning or wind chill advisory. high temperatures are expected to top out just below zero and with a strong northwest wind at 15 to 25 mph wind chills will reach -30 to -40. please use extreme caution if you must go outdoors. wear several layers and don't be outdoors for more than 10 to 15 minutes at a time. it only takes about 10 minutes for frostbite to occur in these conditions. throughout the even our temperatures drop e

senior citizens...fellow women and fellow registered democrats... clinton is a much stronger candidate....with all of them. look how different the following is for sanders. he's much better than clinton when it comes to appealing to people under 45...independents and first time caucusgoers. sounds a lot like the 2008 race, right. if bernie sanders can do what barack obama did here in 08...if....he gets newbies and iowa feels the bern on caucus night and sanders wins. but doing all those things is tough...that's why many people still think clinton's the favorite to win. she was the favorite in 2008, too. ctor ben carsonasn hispport slip in iowa... and now s campaign is dealing with another setback... this morning carson's campaign finance chairman.. dean parker resigned. according to politico... parker had been the focus of complaints about his salary... 20-thousand dollars per month. just two weeks ago carson's campaign manager and communications most republican presidential candidates are campaigning in south carolina today... the location for toni

bernie sanders says his race against fellow democrat democrat hillary clinton is a "toss-up" nothingand cities are locked down. back with me, my panel. so, hilary rosen look at straight at you on the back and forth. debates over the debates. hillary clinton committed to four more debates and you a part of the negotiation process a story in and of itself between camp sanders and camp clinton. what can you share? >> well, you know, really, this is about the democratic national committee, not me or anybody el. debbie wasserman schultz, chairman of the party, talking to sanders campaign, clinton campaign and oh ma'malley campa. also wanting to add more debates if the candidates were as close as they are going forward and when they have something to announce they will, but it's obvious both campaigns have said they want to do more it debates. there's a lot of interest in what happens in new hampshire. so i think we'll hear something very soon. >> i know you -- on the debate dates, that is up to debbie wasserman schultz to release but safe to believe all before super tuesday? >> there alre

and a new poll shows hillary clinton with a crushing lead over fellow democrat bernie sanders. jessica rae: clinton has 59- percent support from democratic primary voters nationwide..... according to the nbc news-wall street journal poll. that's compared to 34-percent for sanders. but sanders would do better than clinton.... in a hypothetical match-up against donald tmp. based on a separate poll by the same news organizations... beat trump by 15- points, compared to clinton's ten- point advantage. jessica rae: bernie sanders says he's disappointed with chelsea clinton. last week she criticized the vermont senator's single- payer health care plan... suggesting it would take down decades of progressive programs and reform leaving millions without insurance. " chelsea clinton is a very very smart and capable young woman. i'm sure she loves her mother and she's trying to do everything she can to make sure her mom wins. that's pretty natural. i've got four kids, seven grandchildren - they're rooting for me! but i was a little disappointed that what chelsea said was simply not accurat

there is nancy pelosi addressing fellow democrats as we speak. this just popped up on the satellite. the democrats are all together. there they are on your screen in maryland. i have a feeling they are pr endorse once everything keeps rolling as far as iowa and new hampshire and if they are going to rally around one candidate. they are not doing that quite yet. virus, concerns this is headed to the united states of america. we'll talk about when testing could begin coming up. >> kim: cracker barrel chase. does it really have to do with the restaurant at all? we have details headed your way. >> dana: it is a big weekend for our runnin rebels. they passed the first test on wednesday night. now the team coming in may be the best team in the conference. about switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv.

and we will have a democratic president succeeding me that was president obama inspiring his fellow democrats at a party retreat in baltimore. the president rebuked republican presidential candidates for quote "phony tough talk and bluster" on defeating isis. he also called out g- o-p front-runners for iowa congressman dave loebsack is sponsoring a bill to help an iowa city pastor return home after his deportation. max villatoro is a husband and father of 4 . immigration and customs enforcement arrested and deported him last year. it was part of a national sweep of more than two- thousand undocumented immigrants who had been convicted of crimes. this is video of villatoros in honduras after his deportation. in 1999, he was was convicted of drunk driving and tampering with records. that was before he became a pastor in iowa city. villatoro's story sparked demonstrations after his arrest, and thousands of people signed petitions to bring him back. congressman loebsack's bill would give villlatoro a permanent resident status in the u-s. today, waterloo mayor quentin hart will receive an award in

clinton spent her time in waterloo to compare and contrtrst hersslf with fellow democrat bernie sanders. said his healthcare plan would undermine the affordable care act and place the power in the hands of republican governors, including governor branstad... he would take that and he would take it all together and governors, like terry branstad." clinton also received an endorsement from secretary of trtrsportation anthhny foxx, a member of president obama's cabinet. meantime sanders was in iowa working to capitalize on his rising poll numbers. he spoke at a high school forum there are often more attacks... i think the most important point to be made is that secretary he said clinton is now attacking him because the clinton campaign has a sense they could losos. martin o'malley at the brown and black presidential forum in des moines last night. the candidates answered questons that included immigration reform, economic inequalitt and criminal justice reform. the three will face-off next during sunday's debate in charleston, south carolina. a couple traveled hundreds of miles totoget mar

is this another area of differentiation between you and your fellow democratic candidates? do you all see the world the same way on taxes? - no, it's clearly a differentiation i believe with secretary clinton. the furthest i've heard her go is talking about that relatively small carried interest loophole for hedge fund managers. - so again, this is a choice between you and her on this issue. - and i usually hear her, you know, talking about more tax cuts and tax cuts will make you strong. - is president obama an asset for the democratic nominee eventually? you know, every election is ostensibly about the next four to eight years, but really it's about the last four to eight years. so you're gonna be running coming out of eight years of president obama. unusual for the same party to keep the white house for a third four-year term. is he an asset? do you run on his record? - yeah. we have to run on his record. and he is an asset. and i would be proud to run on his record. the number, no president came in with higher hopes, higher expectations, or a bigger map on the problems.

.>> it seemed like a campaign speech for his fellow democrats, as well as his final address.>> were in the thick of the campaign season, and he talked about the economy, climate change, foreign intervention. he talked about keeping politics clean, but the overarching message is that ed several responses to the gop candidates, but they have been talking about recently. he took on donald trump several times, ted cruz, and the candidates in general. he never mentioned them by name, but take a lesson. >> this is not a matter of political correctness. this is a matter of understanding just what it is that makes us strong. the world respects us, not just for our arsenal. it respects us for our diversity, and our answer needs to be more than tough talk, or calls to carpet bomb civilians. that may be working on a tv soundbite, but it does not pass muster on the world stage. >> that was obviously aimed at ted cruz saying that we should carpet bomb the middle east, and him saying how completely ridiculous that was. his first comment was referring to donald trump speaking about the muslims, is an

health insurance ogram than what's currently provided under the affordable care act.but even his fellow democrats have raised questions about how he'll pay for those programs. just weeks ago - hillaryclinton criticized the vermont senator for not releasing complete plans for how he'd pay for some of the other promises he's made. broad strokes - that the money would come from taxing speculatioioon wall street. "i believe, that after the working families of this country bailed out wall street, maybe it's their time to help out the mdle class of this country." countrtr"comimi up at the bottom of the hour - we take a look at some of what ??? talked about after sanders left the stage here at drake. in des moines - kevin barry - fox 28 news. kevin thanks.tonight is the last time the democratic candidates are scheduled to meet before monday's caucuses. caucuses.as for the republicans, they'll meet one final time in des moines thursday night.that debate will begin at 8 p-m on the fox news channel. inther g-o-p news, republican front-runner ted cruz is picking up a home state endorsement.former texas gove

. >> fellow democratic candidate bernie sanders spent his evening campaigning in iowa. the democratic presidential candidates are in a feud of their own at the moment over whether to add another debate to the roster. >> reporter: it's not just republicans, democrats are locked in their own debate over debates. >> she can't just dictate the rules of the game. >> reporter: she would be hillary clinton. who wants to add a new debate in new hampshire where she's running well behind bernie sanders. >> now, you know, she's falling behind in new hampshire and wants to change the rules. but we are willing to say if she's willing to do a number of debates later on, all right. >> reporter: and if not, you won't be there in new hampshire next week? >> that's right. >> reporter: clinton told wolf this. >> first thing's first, we have to agree that we're going to debate in new hampshire, both the governor and i have agreed and we're waiting for the senator to decide to join us. >> reporter: still unclear if that breaks the impasse. >> i'm urging publicly that we do this debate next w

fellow democrat former secretary of state hillary clinton will tomorrow. she has town halls in derry, concord, and keene. republican presidential candidate new jersey governor chris christie will open his salem office and attend a town hall in merrimack tomorrow. and fellow republican marco rubio will hold events in milford, atkinson, raymond, and hampton. and you can find the latest political news by heading over to the politics page of our website, wmur.com. adam: a new monument just went in at the state veterans cemetery in boscawen honoring america' s first special operations military force. they were called the marine raiders. one of the last surviving raiders lives here in new hampshire and spearheaded the effort to leave behind a lasting tribute. the year 2015 is gone, and with it, the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. of the 16 million americans who served, fewer than a million are still living. that' s what makes monuments like this so important. >> there' let me put it that way. adam: harold sheffield of bristol is 95. a lifetime ago i

white house to meet with president barack obama the white house is meetings and or says he and fellow democratic candidate hillary clinton are in a nip and tuck race in iowa he says that a successful win with the successful when you begin to see more support from establishment democrats on the other side of the old endorsement liberty university president jerry falwell junior threw his support behind the front time the truck pulled out of tomorrow night's debate abc stephanie ramos has the latest from washington apparently he's not joking donald trump campaign says he is skipping the next gop presidential debate on fox news this thursday just days before the first votes are cast in iowa will be doing to the day today on good morning america trumps campaign manager saying it's rather an issue of fairness claiming that one of the debate moderators megan kelly is obsessed with rock appropriate that someone like that on the debate that is it possible that a fear of the name trump re igniting the fuel he had with fox news anchor making kelly after the first gop debate in true trump fashion he posted

cranley was discussing weekly meetings with fellow democrat leaders on council, to improve working relationships. seelbach's response used a 4-letter word to describe how he thinks cranley treats people. a very scary armed robbery at a gas station in falmouth, kentucky caught on camera. pointing a gun at the clerk.. demanding money. this is the hardy's marathon... on dickerson lane. the suspect.... took off on foot. robbery... call falmouth police. today will be a mix of sun and clouds with a high near 29. ok, let's get to the more important part of the forecast: friday's storm will not hit all areas equally. while some get around an inch.... other areas could be pushing 7-10". we should expect the first snow around lunchtime downtown, areas along and south of the ohio river will start to get hit between 10am- 2pm. ``>>> hey, everybody, it's thirsty ``thursday. ``we're live from caesars palace ``in las vegas. ``i am joined by jenna bush hager. ``kathie lee is taking some time ``off for the next couple of ``weeks. ``we're talking about night life ``which is one of our favorite ``subjects. ``>> yo

her fellow democratic candidates, bernie sanders and martin o'malley, are also in iowa today with several planned stops. and tonight, all 3 will be at a town hall forum at drake university. you can watch that live on our sub-channel 8.3 my des moines, starting at 8:00 p.m. for the republicans, ben carson, ted cruz, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, marco rubio, and rick santorum will all have campaign events in iowa today. that big announcement we've been teasing you with is coming up next. elizabeth: can't wait. plus, gettin' in the game. a police officer called to this neighborhood basketball game, but it's what he does next that has gone viral with millions of metinka: a wintry messes has our way today. we will start off with freezing drizzle that will switch over to light snow. travis will be impacted -- traffic will be impacted this afternoon. shaina: but not this morning. we should not run into any issues and we have not had accidents yet. should be in good hands of your heading out anytime soon. looking at highway 65 and the eye metinka: it is 27 now in des moines and freezing drizzle

fellow democrats are standing by the president. >> these are common sense measures that are supported by the vast majority of the american people and the politics is very plain. eventually america will be heard. >> on the presidential campaign trail, republicans are presented tito challenge the president in court. >> it's not constitutional. i am confident the courts will reject his attempts to do that and if they don't reject them, i'm sure that ultimately the next president will make sure that he ab brow gates those could have been sphooshnal acts. >> the president will ask congress for funding for mental health programs. check work they will hire 230 new examiners and other staff. the existing program receives 22 million background requests a year. we will carry the an knownment live on channel 7 and abc7ny. abc news coverage begins about 11:40 this morning. >>> police are looking for two men linked to a string of burglaries happening in queens. in each case the men pick the apartment door's lock. the first theft was in the start of october and they are up to nine break-ins. the me

she took some verbal swipes at fellow democrat bernie sanders. >> i never thought that we would be arguingffordable care act or obama care in the democratic primary. senator sanders wants to dismantle obama care, dismantle medicare. >> and clinton said sanders used on obama -- [indiscernible] -- to attack the affordable care act. >>> it 16:49. how -- it is 6:49. howard is here with a warm-up and we have rain in store. you a kinds of things in the forecast. >> what a waste of cold air. for snow lovers this is a waste of cold air. we had a bit of snow the other night and we have another arctic shot next week. maybe a flurry or snow shower. if you're hoping for the big storm, i don't see it happening any time soon. >> maybe february. >> some folks are very happy about that. we don't need the headache. weather wise, let's show you a beautiful sunrise this morning. presunrise. the sunrise will be coming up in another half-hour or so. temperatures with partly to mostly sunny skies will climb into the low to mid-40s by lunch time. mid- to upper 40s by the time the day is over. this morning we're

you at all concerned that he describes himself as a democratic socialist because a lot of your fellow democratsthat may make him unelectable in a skwlen election? >> oh, no, sir, i'm not concerned at all. elts my belief that a lot of people harping on this democratic socialism thing don't even truly understand exactly what that means. people in america typically are afraid of change. they tend to go with the status quo. bernie sanders represents bold new leadership. he is not afraid to stand up for what he believes in, and he is not afraid to go against the grain. that is one of the things that i like about him most. >> when you endorsed hillary clinton, you said it was because of her plan for reforming the critical justice system, bridging strained relationships between law enforcement, and minority communities. you represent the family of walter scott who was fatally shot by a police officer. a lot of viewers remember that. how much did that influence your decision to now go ahead and withdraw your support from hillary clinton? >> you know, the thing here is when you look at bernie and you lo