now he is president of franklin pierce university in rindge, new hampshire. thank you for joining us. are you andrew card or are you andy cod? andrew: i am andy cod. ed: before we get to the topics of the day, and i know september was yesterday. i want to show that image again. you come up to the president and you whisper in his ear. what did you whisper? appears a small twin engine prop plane crashed into one of the towers of the world trade center classroom. and captain lower, deborah lower advisor. she came up to me and said, it was a commercial jetliner and a few seconds later she said, oh my gosh, another plane has hit the other tower. i stood there at the door and i performed the test that chiefs of staff report -- perform all need to know? i would do nothing to invite a question dialogue because i knew he was basically on stage. the media was there to cover everything and he was sitting in front of its -- second graders. i was not disruptive when i walked up to him. i leaned over and said, a second plane hit the second tower. that is all i said to him.

tom: straight ahead tonight, the rest of the hockey season canceled at franklin pierce university. jennifer: what we've learned throwed this decision and why no criminal charges are being filed. mike: the latest storm about to move on out of here, so does that mean we get the sunshine back tomorrow? the forecast is coming up. jamie: catching up with terrific tom: new tonight an alleged ins deivelt haidzing has cost the franklin pierce university hockey team the rest of its season. jennifer: administrators say the incident is unacceptable and they had no choice but to lay down the law. wmur's heather hamel reports now seem to agree. >> i'm disappointed, the university is disappointed, in their decision making. and we had to call upon that. reporter: administrators have handed down stiff penalties following hazing accusations involving franklin pierce's hockey team. >> it's a shame to see them cal sell the games for the season. reporter: the games are all canceled. >> what i can tell you is it was a violation of conduct. reporter: due to privacy they won't talk about specifics, but b

i found franklin pierce gets shafted here. he gets made into a pipe head. there is a campaign to put his head on a pipe and smoke it. kind of a misunderstood figure. other questions? i assume you all figure we don't duel anymore. or do we? i just had one other thing. i had a few slides ready for you. it is this. you are on yourself on doing the paces on the duel. although dooling has ended, the rhetoric of dooling has not. i was shocked.

getsnd franklin pierce shafted here. he gets made into a pipe head. there is a campaign to put his head on a pipe and smoke it. kind of a misunderstood figure. other questions? i assume you all figure we don't duel anymore. or do we? i just had one other thing. i had a few slides ready for you. it is this. on doing theurself paces on the although tooling has ended, the rhetoric of dueling has not. the joys of youtube. i have been able to find this clip. believe buti didn't there was a senator from georgia and american politician, popular senator zell miller and chris matthews of msnbc. listen to this clip here. matthews is going to confront miller. it will get heated really quickly. they'll miller: get out of my face. miller: i wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel. >> he almost couldn't keep a straight face. america was a pretty nasty violent place back then. a return to have abolitionists and to reform so make sure you check out that reading. any other questions about this chapter let me know over e-mail otherwise tha

i found franklin pierce gets shafted here. he gets made into a pipe head. there is a campaign to put his head on a pipe and smoke it. kind of a misunderstood figure. other questions? i assume you all figure we don't duel anymore. or do we? i just had one other thing. i had a few slides ready for you. it is this. you are on yourself on doing the paces on the duel. although dooling has ended, the rhetoric of dooling has not. i was shocked. i will member watching this in 2004, thanks to youtube i've been able to find this clip. at the time i didn't believe it was actually said. this say senator from georgia, sell miller and chris matthews. listen to this clip here. matthews is going to confront miller. it will get heated. >> what was the question? it takes a few words. >> get out of my face. i wish we lived in a day where you could challenge a person's view -- >> he almost could not keep a straight face. america was a pretty nasty violent place back then. next week we have a return to abolitionists and to reform so make sure you check out that reading. any oth

moving forward, the case will be canceled -- handled by franklin pierce, not police. sean: crews worked into the night preparing -- repairing a water main break in lebanon. it took a little while to track down the exact source of the issue. crews dug up a large source of the issue -- a large chunk of the road. a traffic flagger is being treated for serious injuries after he was hit in the head by a tree over the border in vermont. 77-year-old donald ferland was knocked unconscious as a tree was removed from the side of the road. he was not wearing a hard hat. solid double-digit lead among likely voters in south carolina. republicans will vote this saturday with the democrats a week later. the attacks are heating up. megan: good morning. all six remaining gop candidatesalthough donald trump is bound to clean up his dirty language, that does not mean he is playing nice. >> for bush. -- poor bush. t care what donald the guys a complete loser. megan: jeb bush making news with >> you cannot ignore the impact of what wall street greed has done to this country and no state h

franklin pierce college students. i urge you please bring out your neighbors and your friends and your uncle's and your aunts bring them all out. their supporters who are walking walk. >> can we count on you vote for hillary tuesday being he will >> and talking the talk. >> if i vote for hilly it because i met you. double digit leader for sander. >> mar a non the sprint. knees elected officials know the process firsthand. this how election are won this is particularly how to new hampshire are won. where, so many people new hampshire aren't making up their minds and until right now. you did: >> now hillary clinton has events at 7:00 this evening. in ports smith. bernie sanders left new hampshire he heading to new york. he going to make appearance on saturday night live. reporting live manchester new hampshire. seven news. >> one station after week of shift in our exclusive tracking polls, things appear to be settling down. flipping he had. is in manchester breaking down the latest numbers in our seven news u mass lowel

federal investigators will be franklin pierce university has canceled the rest of its hockey season after a hazing incident according to "the telegram." the ravens were supposed to host assumption college yesterday, and the teams were scheduled to play in worcester today. instead, assumption will play an exhibition against the boston university club team. in a statement, franklin pierce president andrew card apologized to the schools they were does not define the university. doug: federal investigators will be going back into the water in hopes of finding the missing data recorder from the el faro. the ntsb says the recorder could have captured conversations between the crew before the ship went down. it sank after it got caught in hurricane joaquin, killing all 33 people on board including several with ties to new england. investigators say the search will begin in april and is expected to last two weeks. antoinette: commitment 2016. republican presidential candidates gearing up for another g.o.p. debate in south carolina. just six contenders will face off in greenville tonight. a new po

in a statement, franklin pierce president andrew card apologized to the schools they were scheduled to play, saying this does not define the university. antoinette: commitment 2016. republican presidential candidates gearing up for another g.o.p. debate in south carolina. just six contenders will face off in greenville tonight. a new poll showing donald trump now more than doubling his closest competitor ahead of the february 20 primary. trump is leading the field with nearly 35% support followed by senator ted cruz with 15% and florida governor jeb bush coming in at 13%. marco rubio, john kasich, and ben carson rounding out the bottom three. doug: cupid certainly looking out for one couple ahead of valentine's day. this pair will have a lot to celebrate tomorrow after walking away from this rollover. overturned just before exit 4. but they were okay. into the car to pull out a special bouquet for the lucky lady. antoinette: even after all of that, he had to go and get the flowers. doug: sounds like a good. you rolled over the car and forgot the flowers. no, no. local power companies a

as a result, franklin pierce was not renominated. the only democratic president cannot be nominated after serving a term. host: before we talk about other things, the case that shows the panel, what is the significance of his military presence? guest: he served as a general in the mexican war. pierce was a political general. president polk nominated a bunch of democrats to be generals at the time. the only leading general with zachary taylor were both whigs. it showed pierce to be a general. he did a good job. he was one of the best of the volunteer generals. host: you talked about his role in slavery. tell us more about him. something people might not know. he improved trade quite a little bit. he was trading in canada. he stood up against great britain and moved it into central america which helped turn panama into the can now. -- into the panama canal. he did a lot of good things as president. he was very hard-working and charismatic. he's very popular in and around washington. unfortunately, he is ranked as a very low president b

pher opponent, bernie sanders was p, at franklin pierce college in prindge talking about his role as pan outsider. psanders said this is clinton' pturf, but he is sensing a win. pbernie sanders: where in new phampshire where our opponent won pthe democratic primary in 2008. pher husband campaigned psuccessfully in a number of pcampaigns here and here in new phampshire. pif we can bring out a decent pvote on i' m confident we are ptuesday, going to win. phillary clinton: i am grateful pfor those of you who are already psupporting me. pand i hope to be able to ersuade other as well because pwe have to win in november. pandy: clinton will be in the pstate again tomorrow while psanders is traveling to new york ptonight to be on "saturday night plive." reporting live, andy phershberger, wmur news 9. pjennifer: right now protestors pare gathered outside debate phall. pjosh: some are gathering in psupport of their favorite pcandidate while others are pdemanding changes to the minimum pwage. pwith more on that. pmike: the protesters are pstriking manning to be paid $15 prights. pbehind me is

>> ( cheers ) >> reporter: at new hampshire's franklin pierce university, bernie sanders drove home the message that's made this 74-year-old so wildly popular with young voters and has propelled him into a stunning statistical tie with hillary clinton nationally. >> power of wall street, the power of corporate america, the power of the corporate media, the power of large campaign donors are so great, that the only way we transform america is how? how do we do it? together. that's exactly right. ( cheers and applause ). >> it's a beautiful day in manchester! >> reporter: clinton campaigned in manchester today, door to door, and i concord, with former secretary of state madeleine albright. appeal on women voters. >> we have to continue to defend a woman's right to make her health care decisions. >> and just remember, there's a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: but clinton made clear she's still hoping to cut into sanders' lead with college students. >> we're going to make college affordable. you will have debt-free tuition, fee

up two spots the hawks are 17-2 on the season, they hit the road to flay at franklin pierce university tomorrow night. three-time nascar champion tony stewart was hospitalized today with a back injury. and the team is unsure of the extent of his injuries, this comes just a week before he's expected in daytona to prepare for his final season in sprint cup the 44-year-old stewart was injured sunday during an accident while he was riding an stewart is retiring at the end of this nascar season, which begins on february 21 at the daytona 500. and looking ahead to tomorrow, it's national signing day for high school athletes with their colleges, including football programs. bishop guertin number 7 expected to sign with the u.n.h. wildcats, he may be the only new hampshire native to be signing with coach mcdonald's team this year. bedford, seven athlete signing with schools tomorrow. tom: thank you. right now on wmur.com, start preparing for primary day. right now we've collected information about where to vote and the voter i.d. law, as well as sample ballots. jennifer: plus a sheriff's deput

the franklin pierce boston herald poll shows a tight race for second between ted cruz jeb bush and marco rubio. over to the democrats the same poll shows bernie sanders is holding onto his lead in the granite state with 57% of the vote. hillary clinton is trailing in new hampshire by 20 points. >>> on wednesday all thee democratic candidates will take part in a town hall meeting in derry and on thursday they will face-off in another debate at unh in durham. keep it here to cbs and wbz for complete coverage of campaign 2016 from iowa to new hampshire and through to the white house. we have got you covered. >>> emergency meeting on thezeke virus. today the world health -- zika virus. today the world health organization is discussing whether to declare a world epidemic. there's no cure for it. mosquitoes in the united states. >>> allegations of abuse at a school for boys with disabilities. five people arrested in connection with the investigation are expected in court today. four men are facing assault charges while one woman is accused of intimidating a witness and obstructing justice. the

>> that is millionered fill more and franklin pierce. it helps that the answer is right there for us. >> u.s. presidents. take a look at this fella. he is four years old and knows everyone of the former presidents by heart. and kristen hampton has tonight's good news. >> so like this president. >> washington. everybody knows the first president and maybe the last dozen. look what i'm doing. mixing them up. but there are 30 guys there in the middle that do not have the most recognizable faces. >> i'm good if you do it in order or not. >> ok. unless you are four-year-old tommy johnston. this president? >> fill more. >> if you are rusty with your presidential recall no fear. a four-year-old is here to take you to school. >> thomas jefferson. james madison. garfield. arthur. >> roosevelt. harry truman. >> tommy has been sponging up knowledge since before he was old enough to talk about it. >> whatever he can learn he wants to learn and we have to double-check him sometimes because we do not think he is right. i am 0 for 10 on that. >> i am -

thomas jefferson, william howard taft, franklin pierce, william mckinley. michael: taft. ed: correct. two for two. ed: justice david souter required -- retired in 2009. he considered new hampshire his own for a long time. he was born in massachusetts. pretty close to where you grew up. can you name his birthplace? michael: no i cannot. ed: melrose. michael: you' re a melrose boy? ed: born in melrose. so was he, by the way. scalia was the longest service justice in the supreme court until' s recent death. which justice carries that distention now? the longest-serving justice on the supreme court was just a silly until he passed. michael: i don' t know. thomas. ed: anthony kennedy who was nominated by resident reagan. as you are no doubt aware, none of the justices on the court have a degree from boston college. there is one graduate from wooster -- holy credit -- holy cross. michael: from -- let me guess. let' s talk with the mbta. you play a key role in securing money for the green line extension. they say that plan now requires brutal cutbacks. what do you say? michael:

>> ( cheers ) >> reporter: at new hampshire's franklin pierce university, bernie sanders drove home the message that's made this 74-year-old so wildly popular with young voters and has propelled him into a stunning statistical tie with hillary clinton nationally. >> power of wall street, the power of corporate america, the power of the corporate media, the power of large campaign donors are so great, that the only way we transform america is how? how do we do it? together. that's exactly right. ( cheers and applause ). manchester! >> reporter: clinton

. >> bernie sanders spoke to a crowd of students at franklin pierce university telling them he wouldake tuition free at public colleges and universities. polls show sanders with the lead in the primaries.>>> crisscross -- the republican candidates preparing to meet, one of the candidates crime foul about not being included. >> reporter: the stakes are huge for republican candidates, days before new hampshire voters go to the polls. they are working to try to turn out the vote and hoping to convince undecided voters to support them here in the granite state. one candidate who won't be on the debate stage this former ceo carly fiorina who took a swipe at abc who is televising the debate and hillary clinton. >> i am peter -- going to be are cut you know i'm the best debater and i've been fearless telling the truth about mrs. clinton, she is a liar and lacks a track record, wrong on every major foreign-policy challenge and maybe that is the reason the karlie network doesn't have me on that stage. >> chris christie who needs a strong showing here in new hampshire predicts tonight's debate

still leading in the polls, focused on his base which includes young voters by campaigning at franklin pierce college. >> if we can win here in new hampshire, the eyes of the world will know that this country is about to move in a new direction. >> reporter: in just a few minutes you'll be able to see bernie sanders again, he will be appearing on "saturday night live," later on tonight. i'll byron barnett, 7 news night feel. >> anchor: now on just one station we've seen a few days of swings in the numbers. >> anchor: but things are starting to settle down a built in our exclusive 7 news u. mass lowell poll. let's take a look at the numbers right now. bernie sanders stays steady at 55%. hillary clinton gained a point. she has 41%. undecideds remain at 4%. and take a look now at our tracking poll, you can see bernie has stopped his downward trend. hilly is still ticking upward but tat a slower pace. >> anchor: here's a look at the republicans, donald trump up went up to 35%, marco rubio lost a point. ted cruz also lost a point. he has 13. jeb bush and john kasich both 10. the other republicans,

a granite state showdown, franklin pierce and number 7 saint anselm college in rindge. mike mccahey to harrison taggart for the bucket. he scored a team-high for the 18. ravens, mike mcdevitt posts up and hits the fade away. he led the ravens with back to 21. guers for 3. ravens trailed by 17 points in the second half, but the ravens wanted this one. dustin cole to mcdevitt again for the easy bucket. a huge win for the ravens at home. 79-76 over 7th ranked st a' s. it has been a tough year for boston college. all 9 of their acc games have been double-digit losses, including tonight. at number virginia, 1st half 9-7 nine. virginia win 61-47. the manchester monarchs played the reading royals tonight, on the road. reading scored 3 times in the 3rd period to earn the win. maxim kitsyn scored twice for manchester. and when the monarchs return to their arena, pink ice will be waiting. the monarchs and catholic annual pink in the rink game on saturday night, to raise funds and awareness of breast cancer. the monarchs will wear pink jerseys. those will be available for auction,

the franklin pierce university men' s hockey team should have been playing their final game of the season tonight. but administrators cancelled the remainder of the season last week over alleged hazing. administrators won' t talk about specifics but believe it was an isolated incident. administrators called police after hearing a student conversation last month. the university not police will handle the case going forward. after interviewing players, administrators decided to end >> time disappointed. the university is disappointed in their decision-making. we had to call them on that. shelley: there were three games left in the ravens season. since the investigation is ongoing, administrators say there may be other consequences. tom: new action over concerns over the zika virus. coming up, the warning from the fda as experts try to learn more about the sickness. shelley: the american band on stage during the terror attacks on -- in paris returned to the city tonight. we will take you to their culture. mike: an early spring feel -- we will take you to their concert. mike: an early spring

they hit the road to play at franklin pierce university tomorrow night. looking ahead to tomorrow, it' s national signing day for athletes for their colleges, including football programs. bishop guertin star receiver nick lorden, number 7, is expected to sign with the unh wildcats. he may be the only new hampshire player signing with coach mcdonnel's team this year. high schools around new hampshire will have all kinds of signees. bedford, for example, always an exciting day to see where everybody is headed. tom: still to come on news 9 tonight. trainers have recruited birds for a high-tech task. shelley: the job these eagles shelley: authorities are still trying to find effective ways to control the increasing number of drones in the sky. tom: these eagles have been trained to swoop in and dispose of any unwanted devices. the dutch company that came up with the idea cost them a low-tech solution for a mike: relatively quiet right now, tomorrow morning a little bit dicey especially in western parts of the state. rain in the afternoon and a nice thursday.

moving forward, the case will be handled by franklin pierce, not police. sean: crews worked into the night repairing a water main break on heater road not far from route 120. it took a while to track down the exact source of the water main break. crews dug up a large chunk of that road, but the road is open. this is the second water main a traffic flagger is being treated for serious injuries this morning after he was hit in border in vermont. 77-year-old donald ferland was was being removed from the side of a road. erin: donald trump and hillary clinton hold solid double-digit leads among likely voters in south carolina. republicans will vote this saturday, democrats, a week later. the attacks between the candidates are heating up. megan: good morning. all six remaining gop candidates will be in south carolina, where on the attack. although he is bound to clean up mean he is playing nice. >> bush comes out. he goes, "i don' t think donald but i can." >> donald trump is a complete loser. megan: jeb bush making news with a one-word tweet, "america." a pictu

and bernie sanders rallied supporters at franklin pierce university. >> if we can bring out a decent vote on tuesday, i'm confident >> right now, we need to join together to make sure we serve each other and our country. >> sanders has events planned for today portsmouth and clinton will continue campaigning today before travelling to flint, michigan. amy: today hundreds of people will flock to hampton beach to take part in the penguin plunge. saturday high schoolers joined our kevin skarupa to jump into a chilly atlantic ocean. the proceeds go to the special olympics. kevin does those back to back days. sean: he does. the water is 42 degrees, even though it's nice outside, cold. not an easy jump to make. amy: no, here is another look at what's coming up in our next half hour. we have our coverage of the g.o.p. debates, a wrap-up of the there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system but i believe we need to lift our vision and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthca

franklin pierce administrators making the decision on thursday. it's not clear what happened, but the school did conduct an internal investigation before notifying the northeast 10 conference about their decision. >>> well, it must have been an police department when a man walks in looking to get rid of a mortar shell. this happened at the dennis police department. officers had to rope off an area out front and called in the state police bomb technician and tried to identify that mortar and then take it away for disposal. >>> right now the pope is in mexico, and as mary maloney reports, day one included a tough love message to the country's leaders. >> reporter: 2000 greeted the first latin-american pope who toured the city's historic center saturday. >> pope francis stopped beneath the adoring crowd at palace handing out roses. mexico's president welcomed the pope with a special ceremony where francis later delivered his first major address aimed at the country's political and >> experience each of us, each time we seek benefits to the detriment

sean: the athletic director informed the northeast ten conference of the decision to cancel franklin pierce hockey season. in a statement the university president, andrew card, says the incident is not who we are. schools we were scheduled to play and the hard working student erin: the body of antonin scalia is being flown to virginia after his death in texas. causes. now a political battle is shaping up surrounding picking bench. megan hughes reports. reporter: justice antonin scalia transported to virginia after the final vacation. was cut short. he died in his sleep. >> he was totally peaceful. he went to sleep and didn't wake up. reporter: the political fallout less than peaceful. within an hour of the supreme court con filming the death, mitch mcconnell declared the vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president. president obama made it clear he's ready to move. reporter: i plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor. reporter: both parties have reason to fight, because of how it could shift the balance. spilt4-4. >> the next will be critical.

you look at the polls the des moines register and of course the new poll that came out today franklin pierce in new hampshire there seems to be some type of momentum for trump. cruz was ahead for a lopping time. he built up an expectation he was going to win iowa. it could go either way. it will still be very close. marco rubio has a lot of ground to make up. he's at 15 percent. maybe he will do a little better than that. it's still a trump, cruz outsider verses establishment narrative in this race. i don't see that major narrative changing at all. >> we are talking about two insurgent candidates. you have 20 percent saying they could be persuaded to change their vote. big impact? little impact? >> potentially you have seen it in years past unlike a conventional election caucus contains a portion where people's neighbors make a pitch to them on behalf of candidates and we see where rick santorum came from third to first. people change their minds. we can't oefrp emphasi-- over ee enough we can see both change dramatically based on the results of monday votes. bernie dasapped ders and donald

since franklin pierce in 1852, a few democrats slipped. cleveland twice, woodrow wilson, buchanan earlier, but not with 50% or more of the vote. almost a landslide. prof. brinkley: i think hoover famously sled -- famously said that fdr was a chameleon. fdr himself called himself the jugular. you never let your left hand know what your right hand is doing. who was franklin roosevelt? you spent so much of your life studying him. do you feel that you understand his personality and what made him tick? prof. leuchtenburg: this was the hardest chapter for me to write because i have written eight looks on roosevelt -- books on roosevelt before sitting down to write this book. you try to figure out how to say something new. to look at him with new eyes. that was the puzzle. the notion that roosevelt was a chameleon on plaid, that he was a man of no firm views, that he said yes to every last person that he talked to, is so common in the literature. and i think it is wrong. in 1990 -- in the 1990's, there was a conference at cambridge university. i

presidents i went to the smithsonian about 15 years ago and they were such scintillating books on franklin pierce and chester arthur and i thought that it sort of went away. i thought john dean wrote the book on warren harding. is it still going on? are we going to have a books on obama? >> is in progress and they will do that at some point. it might be years from now. they are written by different people some art historians have us on our journalists into some are harder than others. "the new york times" columnist had harrison who is president for 30 days and was basically in a coma the whole time and the book is basically supposed to be about the presidency so she said it's every piece of information she could find. there was nothing left. with ronald reagan was the opposite. you have a wealth of material and so much stuff to digest down so they are paralleled. >> were you limited to 200 pages or some amount of? of >> it wasn't by much. they're supposed to be in the range of 40,000 to 50,000. i will answer the other question briefly because i think it's interesting and relevant. i think it was

the athletic director informed them of the after franklin pierce completed an internal investigation. now in a statement, the university president said this incident is not who we are. i apologize for the scheduled to play and the hard working student athletes. erin: the body of antonin scalia is being flown to virginia after his death in texas. he died of natural causes. now a political battle is shaping up in washington surrounding picking a replacement for the bench. megan hughes reports. >> good morning. justice scalia's vacancy will continue to be a big point of discussion as candidates campaign in south carolina. here in washington we wait. within an hour of the supreme court confirming scalia's death, mitch mcconnell declared this vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president. president obama made it clear he's ready to move. >> i plan to fulfill my constitutional nominate a successor. reporter: both parties have reason to fight because of how it could shift the balance. without scalia is split 4-4. that adds a new dimension to this year's presidential race. >> it

the franklin pierce boston herald poll shows tight race second between ted cruz and jeb over to the democrats now. that same poll shows bernie sanders is holding onto his lead with 57% of the vote hillary clinton is trailing in new hampshire by 20 points. on wednesday democrats will take part in town hall meeting in derry and thursday another durham. keep it here and wbz and cbs news for complete campaign 2016 coverage from iowa to new hampshire and straight through covered. >> now breaking news in boston. police investigating accidents involving two different pedestrian. those crashes happened just two minutes apart. nicole jacobs is live at one of the scenes with the latest. good morning nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you chris. police received a call here in dorchester around 1:40 and they have been here investigating ever since. you can see they have got this stretch of mass avenue and boston streets blocked off with police tape. vehicle in question. but they he initially received a call from chinatown. we will get you to video from there. you can see investigators on the scene ther

he came in sixth place with less he addressed a town hall meeting at franklin pierce and commended ted cruz for the win but he promised a long fight saying new hampshire has a way of resetting the race. >> and martin o'malley suspended his campaign after getting only single digit support last night in iowa. chris. >> mark. >>> a ruling that was just handed down by the state supreme court, the justices ordered a stay of execution for kerry lambbrick t is a few days before he was to be put to death. and gloria gomez has been following this. another death penalty on hold. >> this sis a big ruling this inmate and attorney argued before the state supreme court and they won their arguments. he was set to be executed february 11th. he argued to the supreme court that the execution should be put on hold after the u.s. supreme court ruling that said florida's death penalty procedures are unconstitutional. that the jury, not judges, should make the decision on life and death but the way florida works, the jury makes recommendations the judges have the final say. the supreme court said that is a

hampshire -- come avenue a disappointing 6th place finish in iowa, addressed the town hall meeting at franklin pierce university. lindsey graham who recently endorsed him introduced him to the crowd. on the democratic side, hillary clinton and bernie sanders in the granite state and sanders refusing to participate in the presidential debate in new hampshire and calls for clinton to agree on his conditions for a future debate. one of the major hold-ups and, meanwhile bernie sanders is now calling his close race uniowa a major come back. he's refusing to concede in iowa, and the team wants to really look at clinton's narrow victory there. and polls show bernie sanders is way out front in new hampshire. the first case of the zika virus is in dallas, and was spread through sexual contact. and has a lot of people going, what the heck! luanne is joining us to explain more. >> luanne: a lot of people talking about this story this morning. this is the first time health officials believe it ever happened. now the cdc says the man from dallas was infected after having a sexual relationship with a person who re