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georgia. georgia and alabama before you find much in the way of cloud cover out to our next is where the next weather system is located. this is going to have to get organized over night. we will start to see some rain developing ahead of that front later this evening. south winds with gulf moisture and warmth already some snow and rain around that main area of low pressure. that will arrive here tomorrow night. ahead of it look for that chance of rain. in the morning we will get to clouds will be on the increase. situated to our west along with a few showers don't be surprised if you see some rain. this is extreme parts of north carolina and the northern part of georgia. we will see a better chance of thunderstorms. all that rolls through once our front gets to the other side of us. winds pick up out of the north and that brings in drier air. wednesday will be cooler but drier. we'll expect sunshine and cool temperatures from the carolinas into georgia with high pressure in control of the weather once again. as far as rainfall amounts go, most of us will pick up a half inch of rain or less with this system. this goes through late tuesday night. as far as temperatures go, again, we're holding onto warm weather. 71 new in greenville, 62 degrees in asheville, we topped out at 67 there today. it was a great day. to have a day off and go to the mountains for a hike it was a great day for that. very enjoyable weather, very pleasant conditions all around the area. in anderson our pinpoint planner calls for 71 now to turn into 57 by 9:00. again, a steady cool down with those clear skies. more clouds tomorrow morning. we'll start the day around 46. we'll expe

. > there's a lot of buzz around lady georgia georgia's tribute to the late david bow i.ast night she performed some of his greatest hits at the gram is. she said this was one of the most cherry hill jinxing performance. she cherished him. > she got a tattoo on of her face just days before the gram is. she performed a life music video of her song make me like you. it was performed during a four-minute long break and was sponsored by target. she went on through several wardrobe changes even roller say thed on life tv. do you remember part of that roller skating segment. saw someone go down, i thought it was all part of the show. it was supposed to be a double that was supposed to be her. did you notice when she skated through the bar area, the bar was named brakes. n she is dating blake shelton. >> it was actually an ad. thanks for joining us, guys, we'll see you tomorrow. harvey: best video of the year. paul mccartney, the biggest star in the world in music, denied at an after party. >> denied twice from tyga's grammy party. >> maybe this is not paul mccartney's deal here

today trump spent the day campaigning in georgia. georgia is a super tuesday state. marco rubio and ted cruz are also focusing on getting votes for super tuesday. that's scheduled for march 1st. >> right now i'm fighting for my life. >> the continue consequences are extraordinary if we get this election wrong. >> our game plan from day one was do well in the first four states and consolidate conservatives to go forward into super tuesday. >> jeb bush is out of the republican race. he announced he was ending his campaignesterday night after the results for south carolina primary were released. >>> a flasher inside a daly city store. police are looking for the guy who exposed himself to three teenage girls. this is the man they're looking for. his picture caught on the store's surveillance yesterday about 4:30 in the afternoon at the store on mission and wilson. the girls told police they left the store after the incident, the man stayed inside. if you know him daly city police would like to hear from you. >>> >> six dead, two wounded in kalamazoo, michigan. investigat

georgia georgia we do with the private and state legislation and pass it to allow others to sell it. i think is part part of the conference a plan to be looked at. it's one thing to cross state lines we need a patient centered approach to deal with our healthcare system. we need the access and terminology that say here's what opening and expanding the markets. at the same time we get called up on the issues. would think movie forward is there some of us continue to look at alternatives and how we can make it a more competitive market so we can a large and so people can get affordable health insurance. in my district which is very rule folks have access to healthcare issues, what were finding is even some who have a lawyer premium but they have a low monthly rate but then their co-pays and deductibles are out of reach. it's really a false promise. they they get a policy at they cannot afford to go through with the policy of the deductibles and co-pays are too high. >> .. k that is a step we can easily take. host: .. the representative reverend collins is also a lawyer. we have a call on the independent line from wisconsin. caller: good morning. you know, it is so interesting now about apple and the phone. called the first 48, and authorities always get search warrant's to go through these people's phones, you know, suspects or whatever. ism not understanding why it so difficult to just do what they normally do. get a search warrant and go through these people's phones. you know, is this some kind of special phone that is exempt from the search warrants? i am just not understanding. frankly, as far as i am concerned, apple really said just go ahead and do with the do, becauseants to our privacy is already, you know, out the window. host: all right, we get the point. guest: if the phone was yours, would you want them to look into your phone just one time? i am not sure. the issue is not the process that law enforcement went through, it is the fact that the encryption in the phone cannot be unlocked. apple does not have the "backdoor." that is what is being discussed. is there a way that they could go in under the encryption and get what is being asked for? it needs to be held up here in congress. what is the rights of companies and the balance of national security? that is what congress is supposed to be doing. he wrote question here is, again, maybe this phone is not attached to you, but the next question is, when is the next warrant going to be to your phone that is encrypted and you do not know it was there? host: we have a tweet -- i do not want your unhealthy state of georgia buying health insurance in iowa and forcing up my costs. guest: i appreciate accurate he is welcome to come down anytime and visit the great state of georgia. host: jackson, tennessee, democrat line. doug,: yes, reverend congressman. my concern about the same-sex marriage case and the ruling of that, and if you really take a real look at that from the perspective of chief justice roberts saying it had nothing to do with the constitution. justice alito said dealing -- the question now is whether or not congress should actually deal with the rule of law. justice scalia pointed out that no social transformation without representation -- they questioned the constitutionality of that decision and also the fitness of the supreme court to deal with the rule of law. so what really needs to take place is to address what is going on within the supreme thet itself, because until supreme court is in the position to actually address the rule of law, then they cannot carry out the responsibility of

georgia. georgia, a super-tuesday state. in georgia, some of the most recent polls showed that donald trump - it is a closer race for him in georgia, than seen in other states. an interesting reason that he may have picked georgia. >> marco rubio, check this out. left south carolina, stopped in tennessee, arkansas and nevada. it's the next state. that's where you see marco rubio and ted cruz battling it out for a second-placed finish, according to the polls, and marco rubio is looking to capitalize on the momentum after the good numbers in south carolina. our live coverage begins with the g.o.p. contenders. >> nomination randall pinkston is live in columbia. what does yesterday's primary mean for those that are in the race? >> before we talk about that. can we talk about the big picture of republicans considering themselves part of the establishment. they witnessed the end of a political dynasty. every successful republican presidential race had the name bush in it, first with ronald reagan, the vice president, and his son gw bush. the

georgia history. program reduced by the georgia historical society and georgia public broadcasting. ofhas been an integral part the success of our society and is one of the key players, one of the stars of our team. it is a pleasure to introduce him. tonight, he speaks on the theme of this year's history festival. is "howe of this talk the real mad men changed world." his welcome dr. stan deaton. [applause] dr. deaton: good evening to all of you. had other of you things you could be doing, so your attendance is much appreciated. i hope you find this informative, and lightning, entertaining. we will take a little journey back in the post-world war ii america. i hope everybody catches the mading of the "real men." it is of course a television series about the advertising world of the 1960's. we will talk about that. in a typical home, family wakes the kidsome they own, are college-bound is not there already, there are two cars in the garage, the house full of appliances, every conceivable electronic gadget, the , flatscreen tv, smartphones, videogames games, and of course, central heat

georgia georg avenue. av but we're aenlready seeing s massive delays there. so, if you can exit beforexifo that point at georgia georgiaed. inner loop closed after 355.55. you'll want to exit at old a o georgetown road. road. we're seeing several miles of mo backed up traffic on the innera loop and outer loop leadingoop l towards that closure at connecticut.nn hazmat team is respondecing tono that fuel spill right now soillo let's take a live look outside o and show you exactly what thatta scene looks like. look at that backed up trafficrf on the outer loop and inner andi loop you can see right now no nw traffic getting by except forep one vehicle can which i'm w i going is an emergencycy responder at this time.r at look at that backup right there. b again, inner loop and outernner loop we have a crew l on our waw to that location.ocatio to get more information.ti no word yet from police on howih quickly they're going to bey'ret able to get that fuel spilluespl cleared and get those loops reopened. it is a typical morning cacommute in other locations.ats asides from the top of theop of beltway right now metro is runnin

. >> hi, georgia. >> georgia bay, program director at the lift me up horseback riding sent forfalls churchelcomes james who loves horses. >> would you like to meet our horses? >> yes. >> this is niles. >> hi, buddy. >> the first horse james saw was niles. it was love at first sight. >> would you like to brush niles? >> james has been in foster care since he was 3 and he's 14. >> james enjoyed grooming niles. >> there is a way of making friends with niles. >> james said this looks like a great home for horses. >> the horses can get some freedom and they're not locked up all day. >> he says he loves the outdoors himself and enjoys playing every sport. >> soccer, basketball, hockey, biking, hiking. >> those who know james say he needs a family to help him realize his potential and to be motivated to succeed in all that he does. >> are you ready? >> yeah. >> he was motivated to learn how to ride niles. >> how does it feel? >> it feels great. >> james wants the love of a permanent family. >> it takes a forever family, not just a staff of people who are paid to care for him. >> she says james ne

georgia. georgia checks in at 58. none of these are winner take all. it's all based on proportion of the vote. so you can make your case for whatever candidate you're supporting or following. texas georgia tennessee the three most important. >> eric, you love the numbers. >> i do. for a while i said i'm trying to figure out a path for rubio or cruz, it looks to me like trump has it locked down based on double-digit leads in the states you talk about. alabama, georgia, oklahoma, tennessee, everyone except texas. and texas goes proportional. if everyone comes in near each other. show me a path that's not donald trump. >> i don't know if i can do that right now. he's ahead in 10 of the 11 states. let's take this for example. this is not based on fact. you have 500. let me change that color here, guys. >> let's say the polls are right, 10 of 11 have trump in the lead, right? i would say this, of that 595, if i gave donald trump 250 of those delegates, and based on the polling, that might be a low number. i give cruz and rubio, because they've been trading votes. 150 for rubio, 150 for cruz. now you see. i think this is conservative for trump. this is probably on the high side at the moment.

laid a georgia georgia honored david bow i. but what about natalie cole, her family and her friends were stunned toee relegated to the in me more yum section of night. kohl's died in december at thehe age of 65. she has won nine gram is and is known for songs like this will be and unforgettable.orge among those disappointed that kohl's didn't receive a larger try bought was empire producer. many others are also chime in oc social media saying how dare they do that to the late natalie cole.cole and another said i still listen to natalie cole every year. she introduced to me so many classic songs she deserved a much bigger classic try bought. > you saw canadian singer the weekend perform last night. that's not how his set was supposed to go. lauren hill was supposed to sink with him as a surprise performer, but she didn't showow up. the recording academy told entertainer tonight that lauren weekend but failed to show up on time for the performance. per they're going to be people along the way who will try to under cut your succes

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john: when sherman was marching through georgia, there were several letters and diary entries of soldiers who reported that georgia, particularly georgia women, basically said, we do not like what you are doing to us. to south carolina even more. [laughter] they are responsible for this mess. harold: you really are going to focus on gender studies. moment tojust take a talk about sherman and african-americans. bes.n ford' sherman's army attracted african-americans who were liberated by the army, in terms of the emancipation proclamation. but i think we need to talk little bit about shermans attitude about african-americans. cornyn sherman was not an abolitionist, nowhere close to being an abolitionist. the lo . he supported the lincoln administration policy, but he was not a proponent of black troops in the union army. and he had no black troops in his army in georgia. he did have a contingent of black pioneers, as they were called. pioneered in that context meant labor troops. so they played a crucial role, especially in the march through south carolina. harold: what happens to these people? john: in the case of georgia, he had thousa

georgia, southwestern georgia three the panhandle of florida. the northern edge, snow moving new york city and boston. the groundhog, all the groundhog's, were wrong on this one. i don't think spring is around the corner. tomorrow morning, there goes the system. a little system coming in will bring us rain tomorrow night and maybe mixed with some snow showers through the mountains. by 8:00 a.m. wednesday, it heads out to sea. milder weather with sunshine. tonight, freezing rain mixing temperatures rise throughout the night. tomorrow, mostly sunny and milder in the afternoon. high 57. scattered showers, breezy, and >> now, wyff news 4 sports. brad: the weather is obviously pushing back the first round of the high school basketball playoffs. all games involving greenville county and surrounding schools scheduled play in the upstate tonight were postponed. many of them will be play tomorrow night. dawn staley has not wanted to talk about it, but south carolina women had the opportunity tonight to lock up at least a share of the sec regular-season title. it would take a win on the road a tennessee. the team rank just inside the top 25. dawn staley was not happy with the officials in this one. she had a technical foul in the third quarter. about that same time, the gamecocks found a spark. usc down by three. wilson spins baseline. working down low, wilson almost half of south carolina's mitchell running the break. she lays it in and gives the gamecocks the lead. in the fourth, wilson puts it away. she had a game-high 25 tonight. south carolina wins, 62-56 to clinch at least a share of the sec regular-season title. a man will have to put the blowout loss over the weekend to kentucky behind them as they head to columbia for tomorrow night's game. south carolina and mizzou play, a chance for frank martin to get the team back on track. ask we have rebounded from poor games fairly well. does that mean that will continue? i guess we will find out. as far as the scoreboard goes. but as far as the guys in the locker room, the leadership of our team, that remains strong. brad: some of the ncaa tournament projections have them they tip tomorrow night at seven :00 in columbia. clemson took care of business saturday against georgia tech area they could string together a few winds down the stretch to continue building a potential ncaa resume. they host boston college wednesday than travel to and -- n.c. state wednesday. they likely need to win both those games to stay in the hunt for a tournament bid. wofford at unc greensboro, a one-point game in the second half. the big man to work, newman download, throws it down with one hand to give wofford the lead. later in the second half, newman again, this time with the hook to get the terriers the lead. he had 10 points tonight. but unc greensboro was too much down the stretch. wofford's winning streak snapped, they lose 65-60 one. what a special story this has started to be. race week in daytona. marc and ricardo are in place for media day. chase elliott, in his first 24, will sit on the pole for the daytona 500. he is bill elliott's son and was named jeff gordon's successor this time last year. we talked to him and he looked like a wide-eyed kid, talking about a drea

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with twoith planned stops today, one at, ont radford university in virginiaty and then off to georgia. georgiaruz plans to campaign inig his home state of texas today,ay ben carson will be in thee t commonwealth at a forum ator a regent university in virginiainr be at george mason university ue in fairfax tomorrow.omrow. >> as for the democrats fresh dc off of herra big win in southut carolina hillary clinton willryn also make the campaign stop atto george mason university. the event takes place thislacehs afternoon and then it's off to t norfolk.no bernie sanders still confidentnt going forward. the vermont senator told hist se supporters he needs their helpel to win the general electionlecto and there would be nothing not that would give him moreim mor pleasure than to defeat donaldda trump.tr >>> if you still mail letters, t i do, do you?? >> occasionally.y. >> okay. good news for us, steve.ve. yay!, the price of a stamp sta getting cheaper.heaper. details ahead.de >> i don't think i've ever't heard that befor te. >> live look ought yes, i didug cease we head to break this morning. warm, co

georgia... the two georgia natives have remained close 3 plenty more panthers to talk about coming up in sports... 3 including an update on star defenders thomas davis and jared allen... that's just minutes away in sports...diana and cody back to you. 3 and right here in the upstate spartanburg is going all out to show their support for the panthers that train there during the summer months. 3 fox carolina's rebecca atkins is live for us tonight in spartanburg to tell us more about where you can find blue and black across their area. rebecca? 3 well cody and diana, we are downtown right now, and as you can see the city has put out the panthers training camp here during the summer. 3 but that's not the only place you will find panthers items placed around the city. at city hall there are several panthers decals along the windows, they also have placed a sign inside 'the restaurant that says "spartanburg loves the carolina panthers. people are welcome to come in and sign the poster. one of the owners there says the sign will be brought to the super bowl and they will also be having a wing special on sunday night. wofford college is also taking a picture with faculty, staff and students outside the main building to send to the panthers. 3 3 3 "everyone is just beyond excited, we just really feel like they're a part of our family cause they are with us every summer. our food service folks are so excited to cause they get to know the playersrs really really well during training camp." camp." 3 "it's right here in spartanburg where you can get up close and personal to the panthers at training camp so i know everybody is really really excited and i know that all the downtown establishments all the places with big tvs are gonne be packed out on super bowl our panthers." 3 the city also encourages anyone who is interested to come out on thursday at 10 to take a group picture in your panthers gear. cody? 3 rebecca seems like they truly are celebrating for the panthers out there, have you seen anything else panthers related while you've been out there? there?definitely, these signs that the city brought back out are a big eye catcher, and there is also a tent set up on west main street where you can buy panther's gear. reporting live in spartanburg, rebecca atkins fox carolina news tonight. 3 as you decide 2016 3 republican presidential candidate ted cruz is celebrating today...after last night's victory in iowa.... with 28-percent of the vote in the caucus....putting him four points ahead of donald trump. 3 and the texas senator is showing no sign of slowing campaign stops... one of them here in the upstate tonight. tonight.you can see cruz speaking to a full house at the t-d convention center in greenville...south carolina congressman jeff duncan also threw his support behind cruz this afternoon.cruz said he will repeal every word of obamacare if he becomes president, and pass a simple flat tax.he encouraged the crowd to pray for the country.. and cruz told them how important south carolina's vote will be on february 20th. 3 3 south carolina role historically , has been choosing presidents, and south carolina this yearis goig to insure that the nest republican nominee and the nest president of the united states is a true and proven conserertive." conservative."meantime hillary clinton won the vote over bernie sanders for the democratic ticket by what's being called "the closest in iowa democratic caucus history."sanders campaign says night's results in several counties--but clinton showed relief to not have a repeat loss...like in 2008. 3 3 3 "in that last week i had so many people come up to me and say they had decided to support me and it could not have been better, it was a great great night." 3 with the first caucus behind them - the presidential candidates are now gearing up for new hampshire.on the democratic side bernie sanders is way ahead in new hampshire - since he's from neighboring vermont.then it's on to the south carolina democratic primary on february 27th. 27th.on the republican ticket - trump, rubio, kasich, christie, are expected to split the libertarian vote - which leaves a lane for ted cruz to have a strong performance. the new hampshire primary takes place next tuesday. 3 and ahead of south carolina's primaries -the campaigns will be stumping the palmetto state this wee.donald trump will be at the florence civic center on friday.bill and chelsea clinton will also be campaigning for the former secretary of state. presidential candidates from both parties have been invited issues in south carolina at bob jones university on the 12th.the next day gop candidates will take part in a debate at the peace center. remember for all you need to know--head to fox carolina dot com under the "you decide" tab. 3 in tonight's most wanted 3 in the midlands--columbia police are looking for a suspect they believe may be connected to a sexual assault near the usc campus. campus.here's a look at the man police want to talk to. police say the sexually attack took place between 3:15 and 3:30 saturday morning - on the 800 block of barnwell street, that's near the capstone dorm. officers say a man approachch a woman and said he had a weapon. if you recognize this man - or have any information - call crime stoppers at 1-888- crimesc. 3 happening now 3 tonight authorities are asking you to be on the lookout for a missing teen from georgia who's believed to be in georgia. georgia.take a look--ashley wayne was last seen at rabun county high school around noon to be traveling in a white four door sedan like the one you see on your screen....with a man named justin dixon. authorities say the two could be heading for atlanta....macon...or even florida...louisiana or texas. wayned does require medication....if you see her or have any information...call 911 immediately 3 as we continue to cover our counties 3 in haywood county--the sheriff's office is investigating a home invasion...and need help identifying the suspect. suspect.it happened on hickory hill road....at lake junaluska. the sheriff's office says they were called out just after 9 p-m.... m....where they this person kicked in the door of a home. the homeowner confronted the suspect who dropped items he was trying to steal and then fled in this mercury s-u-v with temporary tags.if you know anything regarding this crime....call the haywood county sheriff's office at

>> well, georgia. georgiaa state where if you look at the suburban areas around atlanta, there are some opportunities to pick up some congressional delegates, there and the same for texas. not all of the texas districts are the same. some of them are more hospitable to possibly marco rubio and possibly donald trump, and those are the states where we have to watch, but i think that you are right, david, the overall question is nobody has the definitive answer on the wear. and increasingly since we are running out of time, that is the challenge. >> and coming up, bernie sanders on super tuesday? >> i think it is competitive, because some of the states like minnesota, massachusetts, colorado, bernie's economic populism does ring through, and plus, there is this dissatisfaction with the political establishment, and with politics as usual that works in his favor and works against hillary no matter how good of a candidate she is. >> mayor? >> hillary will take six to eight states that day, and the run through the so

georgia road.oad. georgia road a major thorofare e into the city at this time of tt the morning but there are some s ways -- i think that's one of the good things.th you know, there's always thislwt debate between whether it'ser i better to live in maryland or il better to live in virginia andga one of the things that peoplet e that live in montgomery countyoc like to say is that well at w least we don't have bottleeottl next, we don't have bridges to cross, there's lots of side of s roads to work around and so yes, that is true but you are yu going to have to kind ofo nd figure it out ahead of time. o m you are going to n at your maps, look at your y apps, listen to what erin hasrin got to say about what thingsha are starting to back up. it is passable, it is possible l but you need to be smart about it and you need to be readyeea for a very, very long commuteone this morning. back to you guys.ck >> good advice mel as always. t. thank you. th >> other news this morning a final farewell begins todayins t for supreme court justiceus antonin scalia.anto >> thousands of mourners aremour expect to pay their lastheir respects including thets include president and first lady.en fox5t 's megan dice joins us jns now live with details. details. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, allison and steve.onnds well, scalia served as associate justice of theci supreme courtat from 1996 to february 13th where he died ine texas at the age of 79. he was appointed by ronald reagan much let's take a lookt'k at some of the events that are going to be happening over theet next two days. a private ceremony will bece held today at 9:30 to 10:30t 9:o here at the supreme court. after that a public viewingc v will be opened from 10:30 tom 1: 8:00 p.m. tonight.onht the viewing will take place inn the great hall of the u.s.of the supreme court.eme co. now, tomorrow, saturday, there t scalia at 11:00 a.m. at 11:0 it will take place at the a basilica of the national nationl shrine of the immaculate oe im conception. meantime the debate continues cu about how to replace justicelacs scalia often called the oen c court's conservative heavyea weight. obama has promised to nominate n a successor soon.oo now that person would besould confirmed by the senate. however, mitch mcconnellitch leader of the republicaner oic majority says no one should beoe appointed until after the aer inauguration of the next of th x president. now, the president notde attending the funeralun tomorrow. the white house presswhite ho secretary citing the reasonheea the potential for extensivexteni presidential security detail. we're live at the supreme court, megan dice fox5 localocal news. news. >> megan thanks.annks. 7:05.7:05. okay, tuck, we have beene ha b saying if we get throughhr friday we're going have a flies little reprieve tomorrow, see some warmer, temperatures. >> oh, absolutely. >> great start to the weekend. t >> still on track.till o >> can you promise this.his. >> absolutely. >> you heard it here, folks, breaking news.ng news. >> is that an official fox5 fox microphone. >> if i'm holding it, it is.ing >> 28 in washington.ashito we're cold.we cold start to your day. s 24 in teens north and west.s noand we. steve said it, though, nice warmup today. today mid 40's. 40' about where we should be but w it will feel a little better bet than yesterday.than we're still on track for a 60-degree day tomorrow withomoro plenty of sunshine expected.xpee so tomorrow looks fantastic. there's your satellite and radar. cloud cover lurking to ther lure west. we'll try to move that warmerare air in and it's arriving inarrig the form of some cloud coverov so we'll be kind of partly o sunny today but we shouldwe shod remain dry and a pleasant afternoon.oon they have that polar plunge.lung hope temperatures warm up.res w. >> what. >> don't you wish you were you doing that tomorrow. >> so wish i was doing that tomorrow. for the special olympics d.c..c coming up a little later this ts morning.in >> awesome that you're doingme t that tuck. >> well, yes, but i realizeeaze it's now 26 degrees.6 deee >> if you're doing it inyo doing dulles it will be even colder.vl >> good point.oo more on that coming up in ag upi bit and the weekend forecast. fc >> that's amazing.ng. >> yeah, it's great. >> okay: >> thank you very much.nk let's talk about donald trump. still ahead, he's f yiring backk at the pope after the pontiffthi said the christian.ch >> and later dramatic video v capturing a helicopter crashg he in hawaii. how onlookers rushed to the scene to help. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. 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(husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds. plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. switch to better. switch to fios. >> ♪ >> there's a look at there beltway right now and again all lanes of the beltway closed this morning. that's your headline this morning.ghou this is the inner loop and l outer loops, that semi on its side is actually in the outer it loop but all lanes closed c between wisconsin and connecticut in montgomerytn county. so, major major delays outays there this morning. mor of course we'll stay on top of'y it for you.it forou we'll let you know as soon as k they open up some of those roads and erin will have some hs work arounds coming "phillying y what's up" a fearounds coming un few battles.tl. now ap apparently the pope. thep >> seems to me that people who o love pope might tke a step s back from this even if theyn if are trump supporters but yousuos tell me.te >> it's been a surprisingen a sg reaction many people havele hav really sort of reacted and and said this isn't a fight for f the pope to be in. but there's definitely alwaysy w more to the story.tory. so, now we've got this battle bl of words between donald trump and the pope. p now it was reported that theor pope was asked about mr. trump t after spending six days indays n mexico.mexi now, the pope reportedly said "a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be and not building bui bridges is not a christian."." now, donald trump responded toed the pope yesterday saying "for o a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. he also said that the vaticanidt is isis's ultimate trophy and to that if and when the vatican vat is attacked the pope would popeo have wished and prayed that donald trump would president because he wouldt have stopped it fromto happening.happ now, last night at a cnn town tn hall donald trump also spoke about how mexico may have influenced the pope's words.s w. let's take a listen. l >> somehow the government of mexico spoke with the pope, i mean they spent a lot of time lf with the pope and by the timeopt he left he made a statement.tate i don't know --i >> you think the government ofht mexico somehow got the pope to e say this.th >> i don't think they said it that way but i think theyihi but probhiably talked about isn't ii terrible that mr. trump wantsmrp to have border security, etity, cetera, et cetera., et c and the pope may made thehe statement and i think it wasnd i probably a little bit nicert statement than was reported byed you folks in the media becauseic after i read it it was a little bit softer but theit s bottom line is we've got toe'vet have a border, we've got toe'vet have security, we have we h tremendous illegal immigrationig in the country. >> now, last night donald nht trump he also pointed out that the pope has "an awfully bigwful wall at the vatican" and said "the pope is a wonderful guyderg with a lot of energy." so, you anybody, you know, can bew, canb involved in a little back anda k forth with donald trump.rump >> these are heavy weights tovyw say the least though.as >> that is ttrue.hat is t when i got that press releaseott and the e-mail donald trump responds to their pope, i mean, i couldn't believe it. >> it proves one thing. t it proves that the people who th support trump and like thed li fact that he will speak out out with what he feels, i mean, mn, clearly to come out and challenge the pope means you mns truly believe what you're what saying and you're not afraid afr to challenge anyone.e. >> there have been reports hav that mbe the pope didn'tdi know the full story, maybe he my was misquoted. i wasn't thon plane when the reporter asked the pope to to comment about donald trump.t ab all i know is what has beenha b reported and so that'so something you always have toav take into consideration when you hear about any of these feuds. >> ronica cleary thanks soic much.so >> i did not expect to see a tween donald b be trump and the pope. interesting.ing. >> very surreal times rightsu now to say the leastrr. t lea >>> comincoming up, how officiao for super tuesday.ue >> much more on that deadlymo o accident that has shut downhas n the beltway this morning.be there you can see onlt the right that they're blocking theckin highway off there folks sore it's going to be a long trip,ri a long commute for thismu for friday. the good news is once we get wee through today, tomorrow isor going to be a nice day. tucker has those details next. welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. arrrr, that's not even a real spaceship. >> ♪ >> dance >> i feel like dancing today.od >> you will be.l >> holding it back for later f tonight.to >> big night tonight.ig n >> oh, yeah. >> right now it's cold. 28 degrees here at reagan he a national. >> going to the wizards gamee r tonight. >> maybe you'll get on the o dance cam. this will be perfectly. >> absolutely. >> like a dream come true. >> got on the kiss cam with wisdom. >> i saw that video.aw thavide awkward.kw >> let's go to the travel'so tol forecast. and we're looking at -- there you go f-you're traveling no -- -- >> miami looks good. >> miami looks fantastic atoo fn 67, l.a. they have some rain so showers yesterday, 53. locally our airports are all run on time but you can seeim it's cold. col 20 right now out at dulles andls reagan national 28 up at bwi marshall 19. 19. so, cold temperatures but delay free which is great newshi if you're traveling today.chingd all right, there's yourre's your satellite and radar.ll few clouds out to the west.o e we're waking up with generally r clear skies although we'll gettl some clouds today it's a warmt'a front that's going to beng t poking through later this afternoon and tonight so we'll be kind of partly sunny thisny t in the mid 40's and then we the are still featuring, temps in tm the low 60's by tomorrow. t should be actually a very nice c weekend. both saturday and sunday very comfortable. >> kind of what you want on aha saturday.t rd you work all week you want ayo nice day off with sunshine and mild conditions. >> here's my take on that. i feel like i need to do something out there.re >> then again if yu neglected it --it -- >> erin you've got the heavyyout lifting today.g t >> oh, yeah, it's been a flight mayor commute montgomery county 7:16, 7 skyfox, beltway shut down d between wisconsin andwiscsin connecticut.nnec deadly tractor-trailer crashracr across both the inner loop andhr outer loops so you wt to avoid the top stretch of the capitol beltway there. wisconsin inbounds,nds, connecticut inbound extremelyly jammed. jammed. accident investigation under way. hazmat team at that location. t it will be several hoursou before traffic is able to move t by. let's take a lookt those backups from our camera.am 270 southbound if you're y coming in from frederick iss extremely jammed. this is a look at the innert ine loop. so this is why you done wantou n to take the beltway and you want to keep it to yourt toou secondaries as you headou h towards old georgetown this isri what you're up against. again it is basically parked.ly par forced to exit at old a o georgetown or up by wisconsin ws avenue right now.ht outer loop you can see noou c sn traffic getting by.ting this is a look at connecticutont where the inbound side isde is extremely congested.gest just all of your secondariesecon looking like there.g t more connecticut avenue younu can see in and outbound outund looking like a parking lot. georgiamelanie said isaid okay at some points butut georgia avenue right here isaven extremely jammed as you gety ed closer to the beltway righttheer there. it's not a good lookingoo morning commute.ommu montrose on 270 southbound soubo it's parked because they'reked forcing traffic to exit ataf rockledge which is a really aea small secondary. secondary you can't get back down to thett beltway because of thate of t closure. so again, if you're waking upin in frederick you may want to keep it to 355. 355 is not much better shape.tee my advice, take randolph road, r east-west highw look at our mapsch now butow outhouse secondaries are crowded.cr jones bridge road is a parking lot. if you can work from home doom o so and if you can't givet gi yourself a good hour and aood half to get to where you needreu to be between bethesda silverbe spring germantown gaithersburgsb this morning.is m rough start to friday fory montgomery county but hey,nthey, guys, it is friday. back to you. >> and there's the

texas primary and john roberts in atlanta, georgia and georgia is an assess win for hillary clinton. & donald trump is the leader for the republicans in georgiajohn roberts is in atlanta, tonight. good evening, john. >> reporter: georgia was not an after thought in the nominating process coming so late in the game. but this year, secretary of state brian kemp created the sec primary of southern states. georgia could give donald trump a big night. he leads in the polls byÑi 16 points and ted cruz and marco rubio have been be campaigning hard here and both in the state today. and rubio will be back on monday. he's hoping to convince voters to abandon donald trump insisting the future of the country and party are at stake. >> what happens if donald trump is nominee? >> i think it will split in poses. he will never get 1237 dell dpats to it be our nominee. >> and on the democratic side. hillary clinton more than doubles bernie sanders support. georgia is least red of the big southern states and they hope that shifting demographics can turn it purp and he will hillary clinton angling to do it. >> i need your help in the campaign and on tuesday. an

texas primary and john roberts in atlanta, georgia and georgia is an assess win for hillary clinton. & donald trump is the leader for the republicans in georgiajohn roberts is in atlanta, tonight. good evening, john. >> reporter: georgia was not an after thought in the nominating process coming so late in the game. but this year, secretary of state brian kemp created the sec primary of southern states. georgia could give donald trump a big night. he leads in the polls byÑi 16 points and ted cruz and marco rubio have been be campaigning hard here and both in the state today. and rubio will be back on monday. he's hoping to convince voters to abandon donald trump insisting the future of the country and party are at stake. >> what happens if donald trump is nominee? >> i think it will split in poses. he will never get 1237 dell dpats to it be our nominee. >> and on the democratic side. hillary clinton more than doubles bernie sanders support. georgia is least red of the big southern states and they hope that shifting demographics can turn it purp and he will hillary clinton angling to do it. >> i need your help in the campaign and on tuesday. an

georgia. from knoxville oblique to canton , it is really coming down in the mountains of georgia. south carolina, north carolina and georgied rain and higher elevation counties and georgia, northern, greenville, pickens with a higher elevation and quicker not occurring.that is where we could see heavy downpours of rain in a short flash flooding. we are seeing rain now and heavier rain working into the upstate and mouns by 9:30 and 10:00 with pretty good thunderstormthis continues until work its way eastward. by 4:00 this afternoon, still some prettn not carolina, spotty across the upstate and more so south of i-85 and clears out later this afternoon and evening. we have nice and sunny weather to look forward to for thursday, friday, saturday and sunday and temperatures get back to where we typthtemperatures right now looking like 58 in asheville, 63 in greenville, 71 in elberton and we will reach upper 60's for the upstate and low 60's for the mountawindy conditions will be the story today. that will be at weather maker. we will be watching for the potential of severe through early afternthe hind it, cooler temperatures are back in time for the weekend. friday you will

georgia. i like georgia. reporter: but the nevada contest is this tuesday... governor john kasich: yeah, but you know, the caucuses are different beast, so we've been putting our time in places like vermont, massachusetts, virginia, now georgia and we're moving through the south -- that's our-- that's our path." the ohio governor came in second in new hampshire... but faded to a fifth-place finish in the south carolina primary. he's focusing on super tuesday next week... the one day during the primary race when the most states vote on the same day. the democrats are also focusing on the south. hillary clinton is hoping the momentum from her win over bernie sanders in nevada-- will bring her big victories in south carolina saturday. clinton was in los angeles last night on a fundraising trip. she attended a 27- hundred dollar per person fundraiser at the home of a hollywood executive. after winning 76 percent of the african american vote in nevada... she's counting on south carolina... where more half of democratic voters are expected to be black. clinton also launched a new ad featuring one of the most well america-- actor morgan freeman. bernie sanders is turning to a different prominent african amerian actor danny glover..

georgia. >> siblings from georgia? >> yes. >> hey! >> whoo! >> that's lovely, though. >> yeah, now we live in atlanta and we go to college. >> you go to college? >> yes, we're college students. >> well, aren't you swanky. what are you studying at college? >> i study journalism. >> nice. >> yeah. >> what are you studying? >> i'm going into math and econ. >> i don't know anything about that. well, welcome, you kids. i wish you all the best today. let's meet the celebrity you'll be playing with first.

live there, donald trump addressing supporters at the georgia world congress center in atlanta, georgia, where early voting has already begun in georgiast moments ago, donald trump calling the win in south carolina an amazing victory in that he plans to win in georgia. if anything else comes of that, we will bring it to you live. in the meantime, we'll talk about this. a legal battle is brewing between apple and the federal government in a showdown pitting privacy rights against national security concerns. the justice department filing a motion friday to compel the company to follow through on a federal judge's orders. the fbi wants apple to crack the phone belonging to san bernardino terrorist syed farook. but apple argues it would threaten the privacy of every iphone owner. max lavechin saying there is no guarantee that door can be closed once it is opened. >> do you think if apple were to just open up this one phone, that that would create a back door for others to have access to our information? >> if they hand the can opener, so to say to, the fbi, yes. if they don't, presumably that can destroy it. but the precedent will have be

georgia. thank you, atlanta. think you for having me. -- thank you for having me. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] ♪ free"]g kid rock's "born insenator marco rubio kennesaw, georgia today. georgiane of the super tuesday states. just three days away. the candidates working the crowd's in those estates the next several days. today, marco rubio in georgia. earlier today, we showed you governor john kasich of ohio in nashville, tennessee. now, we would like to hear from you. the numbers on your screen. if you're a republican, 202-748-8001. .emocrats, 202-748-8000 .ll others, 202-748-8002 you can tweet us or leave a post on our facebook page. a couple of tweaks we will go to any minute. first, let's go to the calls. beverly in port arthur, texas on the independent line. go ahead. caller: caller: how are you today? -- i'm ononcerned dialysis. i'm wondering how come we can't get insurance? i'm on medicare. no one can help me. host: what do you want to hear about that from presidential candidates? caller: i'm not the only one who can't get insurance. i called the insurance company and they said you can get insurance but we can't get insurance because we are taking dialysis. 80-20. to p

and also states like georgia, arkansas, alabama and georgia your -- like donald trump in the republicans not yielding yet your p and primary date away from the palmetto state first in texas and then minnesota. >> i congratulate secretary clinton on a very strong victory . over 800 delegates are at stake and we intend to amend -- we intend to win many of them. >>> a dry february is putting the brakes u<÷on.7hb/a it still falls jsshort of the qaove the rim. there is some >> not until wednesday and even that isn't that much. we're going right back into warm and dry for the next couple of days. pretty much all the way through. pretty much the same way we started. is alive you of a bridge. -- here is a live view of bay bridge. tonight scattered high clouds and low clouds developing as we get closer. there could be some low visibility but otherwise, through the

georgia right now. >> you people are amazing. here's the tory. i love you, i love georgia, frankly. georgia. so here's the story. we have 7,500 people in the room. outside we have 12,000 people. and we set up speakers. would anybody like to give some of the people outside your position? please raise your hand. we'll get you out of here fast. right? i'm on kidding. we had a lot of good news today. cnn just came out with a poll, just came out. trump 49%. [cheers and applause] little lightweight marco rubio 16%. [booing] >> liein' ted cruz 15%. good guy ben carson 13%. we are 49%, can you believe it? and we got endorsement of senator jeff sessions who is an incredible guy. and we have sarah palin. we have so many incredible people. we have jerry fall wel jerry fa. maybe that's one of the reasons we had such help. the evangelicals, the tea party people, the old, the young, the highly educated. we are winning with a little bit less than highly educated which is okay, i love you. and we are winning with the veterans. we are winning with the military. harin other word we are winning with everybody. who would have known

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georgia. georgia is a state where if you look at some of the suburban areas around atlanta, there are opportunities pick up some congressional delegates there. the same goes for texas. not all texas -- not all of these texas districts are the same. some of them are more hospitable to -- to possibly marco rubio, possibly donald trump. so those are going to be the states where we're going to have to watch. but i think you're right, david. the overall question is, nobody has a definitive answer. and that increasingly, particularly since we're running out of time, becomes a great challenge. >> one minute left. let's split the democrats. bill, bos super tuesday? >> think it will be competitive. states like minnesota, massachusetts, colorado, bernie's economic populism does ring through. plus, there is this dissatisfaction with the political establishment and with politics as usual that works in his favor and works against hillary no matter how good a candidate she is. >> hillary will probably take six to eight states that day. the run through the south, momentum out of tonight or today into south carolina and then really into primarily the southern part of the united states of america aol -- she will come out very, very well both in the popular vote and delegate hunt on super tuesday. >> i'm going to watch some the far-flung states where we don't know if there's been campaigning at all. you have american samoa's on the map, alaska, you've got americans abroad. i mean, this really fully -- we are fully marbleizing the campaign starting march 1st -- nationalizing this campaign starting march 1st. >> stand by. we have new developments in our breaking news on kalamazoo. there was a series of shootings right this. we're getting new information in. we'll get to it after the break. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. 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(announcer) over 400,000 businesses have already used ziprecruiter. and now you can use ziprecruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com/offer5 >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. an update to a breaking story we're following here at cnn in the u.s. state of michigan. at least seven people were killed after a shooting rampage in kalamazoo. the gun attacked three random locations, a shooting of nine people. an apartment complex, car dealership, and a restaurant parking lot. all were hit within a few hours. at least one child is among the dead. an eyewitness described seeing police pursuing the suspect. >> as soon as he said like the type of vehicle, she said is, it a chevy? i said, it totally was. like i couldn't put two and two together that like this is the vehicle that they've been describing all night. you know, you never expect it to be that person. and you know, that's the thing -- that's why my respect goes out to the police officers because of the fact that like i said, it takes a lot to subject yourself to those kind of things. so i don't know, i can't imagine -- >> did you ever see a weapon? >> no. like i said, i was never that close. you know, i knew for sure that that was them as soon as i had seen all the police cars arrive. i was driving right by. i was spending my birthday -- >> police say that they do have a strong suspect in custody. cnn legal analyst tom fuentes assessed the situation. >> they're confident they have a suspect, but they're not going to put out to the people that they absolutely are sure they have him. i think that they ought to be able to figure that out pretty quickly. but at this point, we don't know what the basis of the arrest was. did they get a license plate description or vehicle description, make a traffic stop in which case they ought to be able to search that vehicle and see if there's still weapons in it or ammunition in it? they have the suspect in custody, they should be able to do forensic examinations on him to see if he has gunpowder residue on his hands or also his clothing. if they had a description of the subject and the license plate but went to the residence and took him out of the residence, they're going to want to get a search warrant and examine the residence for weapons and ammunition and other indications of this evidence in the shooting. there's a number of possibilities. the police did put up a lot of detail. >>> you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell. after the break, another hour of news from around the world. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump make it two out of three primary wins apiece in the race for the white house. we will assess their chances of making it all the way. >>> plus, one man who won't be following his father and brother's footsteps to the oval office, jeb bush. we'll have the latest on his campaign's end. >>> and disaster averted. how figi managed to survive the strongest storm ever recorded in the southern hemisphere. from cnn world headquarter, welcome. to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, i'm george howell, "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> a very good day to you. another round in the u.s. presidential race has left a trail of winners and losers. donald trump and hillary clinton came away the winners. plus, jeb bush is out. we'll have more on that in a moment. >>> first, in the state of nevada, hillary clinton picked up almost 53% of the vote there. bernie sanders at 47%. in the state of south carolina, the primary there, donald trump finished with a 10% lead over his closest competitors, kris sanchez whi-- clinching a littl more than 32%. marco rubio got 22.5% and ted cruz, 22.3%. hillary clinton is in texas. hours after her win in nevada. before heading south, clinton game an emotional victory speech there. she mentioned the need for more middle-class jobs, for reforming the criminal justice system, and equal pay. the front-runner also took jabs at bernie sanders whom she calls a single-issue candidate. brianna keilar reports. >>> thank you, nevada! >> reporter: hillary clinton with a decisive win in nevada. what many of her top aides have decided is the best day of her campaign since she declared last april. and besting bernie sanders in a state where she really thought she might not be able to. she seemed to relish the moment and take aim at sanders, saying that he doesn't have wide enough appeal. >> i don't think it's right to look a person in the eye who's hurting and needs help and tell them that if they vote for you, you will get $5,000 of health care but only have to pay $500 for it. you shouldn't say that unless you can really deliver it. i don't think you should tell millions of young people they'll get free tuition if it actually depends on republican governors like yours deciding to dick in tens -- to kick in tens of billions of dollars. >> reporter: the next state, south carolina, will hold its contest next saturday. hillary clinton in houston at a historically black college trying to target the all-important african-american vote, key not only in south carolina but in rother southern states that will go to the polls march 1st. cnn, houston. >> thank you. >>> donald trump's win is now firmly establishing him as the candidate to beat. the republican front-runner. more from south carolina. >> reporter: donald trump crashed the competition in the south carolina republican primary. the billionaire businessman going from what was once a long-shot candidacy to being the front-runner. >> we will never forget south carolina. we will never forget our great volunteers. we love our volunteers. we'll never forget all of the people who helped us so much, my family and -- folks, let's go. let's have a big win in nevada, the sec. let's nut away. >> reporter: -- let's put this away. >> reporter: he didn't mention donald trump. but he says when a candidate drops out it will bolster the other competitors. he says he fully expects supporters to come to his side. to ensure that happens, he is continuing to hit the campaign trail. on sunday, he'll be in atlanta, georgia. from there, we move to nevada ahead of the caucuses. >>> the son of a u.s. president and brother of another is no longer running for president. republican jeb bush suspended his campaign for his party's nomination. the one-time front-runner could not shake the low-energy brand that was branded by donald trump. bush also struggled to defend himself from attacks by the rivals of donald trump. athena jones with more. >> reporter: south carolina proved to be the end of the road for jeb bush. he suspended his campaign here after coming in a distant fourth place behind front-runners donald trump, marco rubio, and ted cruz. in fact, it was the governor's former protege, marco rubio, that the campaign hoped to beat to show that jeb would be the best freezing rain streestablis. rubio bested him by more than a dozen points despite bush bringing out all the stops, bringing his popular brother and mother to campaign with him. listen to what he told supporters in a crowded ballroom here -- >> the

. >>> college basketball in atlanta, miami at georgia tech, georgia tech early on, ben lammers with the block and here goes tech right away, marcus george's punt is trailing, fast break layup is good, he had 19. 13-11, miami here they come, sheldon mcclellan on the jam, he scores 22. miami leads the half by 1. going to 16-1 to start the second half. an gel rodriguez, what a pass to murphy, it was that kind of day. miami wins 75-68. they are 7-3 in the acc. 1 behind carolina and louisville. >>> nba hawks in orlando tied, magic with a hand and the buzzer. [inaudible] some call it lucky but they do it again it doesn't matter. it's not a horse. this one counted. magic win it at the buzzer 96-94. wow. that's sports this morning. i'm stan pamfilis. see you again tonight at 6 o'clock. >>holly: today's facebook feedback we asked what would you tell panthers this morning? >>jay: mary said you had a wonderful year, come back stronger next year. >>holly: marriage says, given cam newton's interview after the loss, i think i simply offer him an alka seltzer and let him sleep it off. >>jay: you lee s

georgia. don't buy any georgia pecans or peaches. don't buy any trade with georgia. ole world, don't buy anything with georgia. god bless america. god bless troy davis. amy: that was september 2011, a few months later, troy's biggest advocate, his sister, would also die of cancer. to see all of our coverage of the troy anthony davis case, go to democracynow.org. we are raising forward to july 2015 when democracy now! interviewed all three cofounders of the black lives matter movement patrisse cullors, opal , tometti and alicia garza. this is alicia. matterblack lives movement has to by its very nature be intersectional because of the complexities of who black people are in this country and throughout the world. there is that thing separate about wages from black like in the survival of black people than police violence and police terrorism. we even still have a situation in this country where we have black workers who are not covered by federal labor protections, like domestic workers and farm workers. so we certainly cannot just look at the issues of police violence.

georgia> -- in rural georgia at the fishing lodge. it revolves around the story of two englishmen who come to visit one being a very gregarious guy, and then a shy guy who believes his wife is back home dying in a hospital, and believes he should be there. he is very shy, so the other one makes up the story and tells her that he can't speak english. he overhears things that he shouldn't here. myra: it sounds hilarious. you play somebody from georgia. >> she is such a sweet, innocent little old lady who is so excited about having these men. myra: we have to go outside right now to aly myles. jeb bush: i'm excited about where we stand. a lot of people -- it is just in i will work hard. [indndcernible] i'm not sure it is a sample survey, but it looks good. [no audio] myra: he is on a different campaign of sorts. a lot of people will find this really funny. all sorts of characters. >> there are some great characters. myra: it is a nice break from all the nastiness you may be seeing on the campaign trail right now. -- so fun. myra: can you remind everybody when and where the production takes place? >> february 2 a 60 or march 13. 7:30 p.m. and a sunday matinee. tickets are only $10. you can get those online or by calling. >> it is such an exciting new projects. this is only the second season. what a season. myra: it is a great place to catch some laughs. >> absolutely. myra: now, we take a look outside. we go back to aly myles. jeb bu

georgia. temperatures very cold. it has been snowing off and on with flurries in atlanta. do not expect accumulations. at least not in upstate and northern georgia.

georgia. we are in the heart of georgia as msnbc coverage of super tuesday. georgiaolding conferences in 11 days. today two senators taking on the gop goliath in the final debate before delegate rich super tuesday. texas is the top dog. 125 delegates, georgia a distance second, within the last 24 hours, we're seeing a sizable shift if strategy from cruz and rubio, instead of taking on each other, these senators are now setting their sights on the front runner. >> we can't be fooled by p.t. barnum. >> he thinks parts of obamacare is pretty good. >> if donald wins the election, who the heck knows what he will do? >> helps to be an honest broker. >> i think he has a fairly low ceiling. i think it's 35 to 40%. >> there is no heinmoon in foreign policy. >> the time for the clowns and the dancing bears has passed. >> but it comes down to the all important delegate math. we look at the count after four gop contests. donald trump has 82. cruz has 17. rubio with 16. the 2012 gop nominee last time around is now putting his voice into the primary race. mitt romney, who stumbled

georgia before mark richt was fired. he actually has the georgia logo tattooed on his left arm. he says georgia is a great school. tattoo removed. >>> yafari shy werts not one of the new gamecocks. he was hoping to get an offer in the last few days but signed today with georgia southern, the school he had been verbally committed for a long time. >>> carolina's class has been rafnled number 27 by espn. gillespie has more from the tiger press conference. >> reporter: building on a championship season coming into this 2016 national signing today, today the takers tigers signed 23. >> we got better today. that's what we're always trying to do, continue to improve and get better. i thought we did that today. >> reporter: his main message to build hon a championship season on a championship season, you have to bring in more than just players. you know, that need to be the focus. and i think that this group, you know, with this group we've done that. i think this is a group that, from top to would bottom films bottom fills our needs and this >> reporter: when asked this afternoon who stuck out in particular in this 2016

executive director of the georgia poultry federation, known to many as the dean of the poultry industry. before joining the georgia poultry federation, he was head of the georgia department of commerce and created the first welcome center in georgia. he has received numerous awards of his service to the state georgia. but he would argue that his greatest accomplishment would be his family. mr. massie, along with his wife, who was a former miss georgia, have more than 18 family members who atened the university of georgia and the massey family was named the university of georgia alumni association family of the year in 2014. i commend mr. massie for his commitment to georgia and congratulate him for receiving this distinguished award. hank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize miss frankie quinnbye and the association for culture equity. the oldest of 13 children was born and raised on the georgia sea islands and descended from slaves of the hopeton plantations in glen county. her, along with her family, make up the georgia sea island singers who have continued to preserve the rich traditions of african-american culture, customs, and the song

the georgia assume his post in georgia march first. rain tonight - and a chance for snowflakes? more ahead! also - the death of a teenager in kill devil hills inspires change at the intersection where she died. the hope - to save lives. also - major renovations at a hampton shopping center! i m makenzie walter live in san dominic weather update the pennsylvania sex assault against bill cosby is moving ahead. tonight - a judge refused to throw out the case. that decision swept aside a former district attorney s claim he gave cosby immunity from prosecution almost a dozen years ago. next - a preliminary hearing to see if prosecutors have enough evidence to prove cosby assaulted a woman at his philadelphia area home in 20-04. the current district attorney reopened the case - based on a newly-released deposition where the comedian said he obtained quaaludes to give to women with he wanted to have sex with - and gave the accuser three pills new details crews have made changes to a intersection in kill devil hills - after a deadly accident there. they )ve added back plates to the ligh

georgia with him. and sherman, after consulting, was in january 1865, he issued a famous general order -- number 15 -- in which he set aside millions of acres of the low country in georgia and south carolina for occupation by freed slaves. with whatever possessory titles they have, until congress to make good on that land. well, congress never did make good on that land. and when johnson became president, he returned that to the owners. that is another story. but sherman, who is not a strong believer in emancipation, i guess it would be fair to call him a racist. from our point of view. but he does issue this general order, or special order, number 15. thousands and of acres, later to be taken away from them. but the pioneers, several thousand black laborers, did some of the heavy work in bridging rivers, roads and sherman's march to georgia. they provided essential logistical support for not so much georgia, but for the carolinas. harold: john, we probably should put this on the screen earlier, but you see the march from georgia is from the southeast. sort of the winding road up the carolinas. this is helpful. why is the path so that when you consider that direct? john: well, i believe that jim began talking about this. sherman wanted to leave in january, but it was the wettest spring that area had ever had, and the streams were overflowing. the marshes were full, so these soldiers, she shermans soldiers, they literally had to march, wa de, through the water. jim mentioned knocking down a tree and laying it down on the ground, putting another three next to it, another blog next to next to it, but in this case, it was so wet that some of these would go down and , and theto the surface result was they had to put several layers. this was incredibly difficult. jim: they built a road through the water. harold: we are building

georgia on my mind." oh georgia, northern peace, no keeps georgia on my mind >> i very nice there. demi low ratto, yolanda adams and the band perry also performed. the event will broadcast on pbs tomorrow night. >> nothing like a little ray charles in the morning. president obama calling him having a rare ability to collapse our weightest emotions into a sickle note. so well said. >> so well put ray charles passed away in 2004. still remembered. >>> coming up "the mix," the most attractive jobs for men and women according to tinder. >> our first look at the dazzling stage and luxurious backstage at the oscars of course, getting everything ready for sunday night. >>> and the woman accuses of a murder for hire scheme insists she never planned to have her husband killed. wait until you hear her explanation. >> you've got to check out our behind the scenes picks on you're watching "world news now." your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil and those in megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is eily absorbed by your body... ...which makes

places like texas and tennessee, georgia, alabama, georgia.n three weeks march 15 it's the winner-take-all states. on the same date many illinois and north carolina. so in the next three weeks we'll see a lot of action on both sides here. who knows, maybe it' it's de -- decided by mid-march. martha: president obama about to speak in terms of his plans to close guantanamo bay. it's something he said he have much wanted to do and felt it was an important move. however, the situation changed dramatically. you are looking at the left-hand side of your screen. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell talking about guantanamo bay. bill: polling shows voters think ted cruz and donald trump are playing dirty politic in their campaigns. >> donald trump when you point to his actual record screams liar because he cannot defend his record because it's inconsistent with how he's campaigning and telling the voters. martha: we are about 15 minute away from comments from president obama on closing guantanamo bay. the plant works would transfer suspected terrori

numbers out of texas and georgia and i guess not surprisingly, done add trump is leading considerably. >> well, in georgia. texas is ted cruz. >> yes. he is leading in georgia. he is -- he has lost maybe a point or two but that's within the margin of error in. this instance you have up the most. and in both the georgia and in texas. he seems to be the beneficiary of the decision by rubio to go really hard in attacking trump in the same way that trum an tax him and cruz is not being hurt quite as much. he is rising in texas. i think he will carry texas. might not be by the margin people think because we often -- sometimes they sometimes underpoll trump a little bit because them want to be correct and that's how they got iowa right so we will wait and see. looks like most of the states, trump will be carrying the day on tuesday. >> sounds like john kasich may be -- by this momentum and even if he comes in fourthth, may stay in the race to see how it plays out. >> well here is one thing this both rubio and kasich have to consider and i don't think you will see rubio do this but kasich might. kasich has been trailing in ohio to trump in the polls. badly right n

sally: seven or john kasich and paid in georgia, -- senator john kasich campaigning in georgia. mr. kasich: they should be consolidating around me. sally: and ben carson says he has no plans to quit. there has not been pulling in nevada, and polling can be unreliable, so really, anything can happen tonight. live in washington, sally kidd, heather: harvey is watching the red boxes. harvey: those are tornado watches, and we' re talking indiana, alabama, 50. some of the schools have been closed in parts of the states, as well. what we have is a winter weather advisory. if you look carefully, it is not in effect in boston or along the water of the north shore, south shore, or take todd. the temperature will probably stay above freezing, but north and west, that is where the is a winter weather advisory for some snow and then a borderline situation tonight and into tomorrow. we definitely want to let you know about that. here are the temperatures. worcester is at 33. the snow will drop a couple of degrees, but it will stay above that enhances the accumulation potential some. rhode island

georgia. georgia is not south carolina. >> can he win georgia? >> absolutely. georgia is not south carolina. , much more at stake here, we have much broader ground game in georgia as well. i think ted cruz is going to do very well next tuesday. >> i want to ask you about this criticism that's been made of ted cruz. donald trump said it in the debate last night, he went around him and turned to him and said, look, no republican in the senate likes is you is what he said. while this debate was going on there was a press club dinner in washington and lindsey graham was the speaker at the press club dinner and he took a very harsh shot at ted cruz along those same lines. this was lindsey graham last night. >> if you kill ted cruz on the floor of the senate and theç trial was in the senate, nobody could convict you. >> now, i know they are trying to be funny at those dinners, but even by the standards of sharp-edged political humor that's a pretty harsh thing to say. >> well, it is and it says a lot more about lindsey graham and his very poor and ill timed sense of humor to talk about killing som

georgia and tennessee. for the democrats, texas, georgia and colorado. but the democratic presidential hopefuls must first focus on saturday's primary. >> got to crawl before you walk. hillary clinton has been busy courting female voters here in the city. >> hold me accountable. i am laying out my plans. my agenda. my hopes, my dreams in this i am being as specific as i can you. you you go to my website and see what i am proposing because i want an election about real change that will make a difference in people's hives. >> and clinton -- lives. >> clinton will stop in king today. former president clinton rallies. >> and bernie sanders stomping through the state as well. he. he won't be spending as much time here. >> he told reporters he is proud of the gains he has made in recent polls. he will be back campaigning in the midlands tomorrow. polls close at 7:00 in the evening saturday. >> and note if you did vote in the republican primary last saturday you will not be able to vote for a democrat this weekend. updates, we are always on air and onnine. >> at the state house, taking a look at cash flow. >>> the house ways and means committee unanimously passed its budget. the bill now heads to the full house for debate march 21. and when it comes to higher education, a house budget panel chairman is proposing bo are proposing borrowing roughly $200 million to pay for maintenance at south carolina public colleges. law makers say the state has a responsibility to prevent existing buildingsings from falling apart. a proposal that will be introduced when the budget debate moves to the house floor next month. >>> staying in schools. account may have saved a teacher's life. in a statement, the math that that yous says "in the climate where school shootings have become far too common law enforcement can take no changes when a threat of this kind is made. >>> the rich command county is on the lookout for a suspect wanted for rob i. >> if you know where he is you are urged to call crime stoppers at 1-888-crime-sc. >>> rich land county sheriff's dep itys on the lookout for two suspects wanted for armed robbery version officials released surveillance video of china wall. they entered the back of the business, one suspect staying by door while the other stole the cash register. if you have information on the stoppers. left in the month of february. >> yeah. madness. >>> march madness could put the ball in carolina's area for the good crowd on hand for a late tipoff after 9:00. usc, they are night owls. the gamecocks go up 15 on tennessee at the break. no it dus with 15 first half points and finishes with 17 on the ballgame. usc gets four players in double figures including limonin and carrera. usc now 23-5 on the season. >>> based on the way the florida game unfolded and watching the joy in the eyes of our guys in the locker room after that game, and then their approach the last two days, i just had a feel that we were going to play well today. >> blustery day at founder's park. gamecocks take advantage. first inning, first career home usc cruises over run troop. winthrop. hope that gets your thursday off to a good start. >> even though it is sunny odd may not be the best day to go outside and play some sports. >> and we are not going for the sun to go away, it does help. main and gervais. >>> welcome back to obama columbiaabc columbianews at 12:30. >> mostly sunny skies nor thursday afternoon. not the warmth of yesterday but thankfully not the severe thunderstorms we saw yesterday as well. we saw tornado watches and severe thunderstorms and many tornado touchdowns mainly in north carolina and areas to the south. we did see many downed trees and power outages. a quieter set up in the way of storms but not calmer because it is very, very windy outside. winds out of the west at 26 miles per hour. the sustained winds. and dew points dew points at 29. wind out of the west. up for us. going from the warm tropical like humidity to dryer setup for us today. satellite and radar quiet all day today. a little cloud cover moving in. no sign of rain and won't see any chance for rain today. a few blips in the radar in georgia. not going to head our way at all. low to mid 50s for most of us. the warmest spot, all the way down to 48. and the winds not helping. windy conditions this afternoon as well. not the 56 that we saw yesterday but 30-40 and well within reach for most of us, 33 downtown, 35 sumter and 36 manning. gusts stronger than that at times. a windy afternoon and it that is pulling in more cold air. notice the cool down for us. instead of near 80 probably going to be struggling to get to 60 for most areas hater on this still seeing snow turn in a rain low pressure slow mix. cloud cover shows down the adding put it a "p.t.i.." -- slows it down alittle bit. no precipitation coming our way any time soon. for today, think we will stick with the sunny forecast. temperatures mid to upper 50s. overall, a decent day. going to be windy so probably won't feel as warm as the numbers are reporting and a cooldown from yesterday. thankfully no rain to worry about after a completely rainy start for monday, tuesd

georgia. and there's some conflict. nice sweater. last week, the house approved a bill to make "the adoptable dog" the official state dog of georgia. lawmakers, hoping to encourage folks to adopt pets. but now, a georgia state senator has proposed the english bulldog become the state dog. black, the university of georgia paper. the english bulldog serves as the mascot for uga. the video you see here, "uga ten," the school's current mascot. carol: several upstate women will be awarded next month for making history. the greenville cultural exchange center announced the 12th annual "women making history awards" today. they'll receive their awards at a ceremony march 28th. one of those honorees, our own jane robelot. jane hosts our "chronicle" programs, and has worked in local and national media throughout her career. >> what the greenville cultural exchange center is doing is looking at a lot of women who really live out of the limelight, but make such a difference in this community. and so it's espcially nice to see those women honored in such a public way. carol: other honorees serve in the healthcare, media, and education fields. >> now, your live super doppler john: we have a very stable environment