[cheers and applause] melissa: texas governor greg abbott is endorsing cruz for president and he is withnext. >>> plus, isis has a new target and they're going straight to the founders of the biggest social media website in the world. david: just fav dice to go before super tuesday. the stakes -- five days to go before super tuesday, and stakes couldn't be higher for ted cruz. let's bring in cruz's one of the biggest endorsements from the lone state, none other than than the governor himself, greg abbott. thanks for coming. the polls look good for your candidate in texas unlike rupert yo in florida. that's helpful. you're a likeable guy. we have to deal with this issue. there is a hit against cruz and of course trump has been putting it across, others as well he is not likeable enough to be president. in fact we have "fox news poll" showing 49% of those people say he is not likeable enough to be president. 44% say he is. how did he get that reputation? >> you know, it is kind of funny how things happen in the media, how certain spin can get ahold of things. i wish everyone could know ted

also speaking there, governor greg abbott and former governor and presidential candidate rick perry. that is at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton has a rally at george mason university in your facts my virginia -- fairfax, virginia. that is that 4:15 p.m. eastern on c-span3. at 6:00, presidential candidate donald trump at a rally in georgia. we had that on c-span3. >> it is a whole different campaign now. we had basically moved beyond the early primary and caucus states, and now we are on super tuesday. 12 states, voters in each of these 12 states will have a defining impact on who the democrat and republican nominee. -- nominees are. we have moved from that retail campaigning, that we saw in iowa and new hampshire, and now we are in 12 states where the candidates are literally going from airport to airport, trying to appeal to as many voters as possible, and make last-minute pitches. advertisement is key, organization is key, but it has moved to a different level where the candidates hope the voters know what they are. in those case

. >> wednesday he picked up the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott. cbs news, the white house. >> ted cruz is leading in the polls in his home state of texas, but donald trump is the gop candidates will debate in houston tomorrow night. >> a historic decision, why a jury ordered johnson & johnson to pay millions of hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? more than 30,000 movies and shows on demand, most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on their bed. discover how much more is included. are those meatballs still circulating? switch to time warner cable today and ask how you can get a >> a missouri jury has ordered johnson and johnson to pay lawsuit over its talcom powder. alleging that he died of ovarian cancer because of the product. the company is appealing the ruling which represents the first award of damages by a u.s. jury over similar claims. johnson & johnson says its stands by t

that is greg abbott in his twitter account he's sharing the grief that no doubt the scalia family is through. as we were discussing antonin scalia here, pete, before you got in that statement, there was what he was known for, being an intellect, writing some of the most well written opinions, some say, in the history of the supreme court and justice that sharpness of mind that professor dershowitz was also sharing with us about what he knew of antonin scalia. >> well, he had a very definite view of how to interpret the law and how to interpret the constitution. he was a brilliant man, one of the court's, if not the court's most gifted writer. his opinions were always extremely readable. i think there's a question here that historians will look at about to what extent he was able to persuade his colleagues to follow his lead. i asked him about that a couple of years ago after he had a book that came out about how to interpret the law. and i asked him, i said, hasn't the court really kind of come your way in some ways on this originalist -- so-called originalist idea of interpreting th

. >> tech avrsz governor greg abbott said that saycal was patriot and unwaivering defense der of the written constitution. she was nominated in 1986. by president are on railed reagon. continue follow this break story we will update you on any anything information throughout news cast. >> well turning dangerly cold weather moving despite the frigid temperature our camera daching lot of people still out and about around copley square but 1:00 windchill frooel senting temperature plume meting. fox 25 meterologist is in storm tracker weather center. overnight artic irtemperature continue tumble through the evening snours. and then you add that wind and you get brutally cold wind chills. that's were acapitol hill warns in place for major of aevening >> take look current temperature. single digits even below 0 in many spots. kwloegser look at home worcester-one right now it is nine degrees in abosses. you add that winds and this is what it feels like. it feels like it is below 0. across the board. it feels like 25 below in worcester. you can get frostbite in less than 30 minutes. with con

wednesday, he picked up the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott. mark albert for cbs news, the white house. ((kirsten joyce)) ted cruz is leading in his home state in the latest polls, but donald trump is running a very close second and could end up winning as many delegates as cruz. in houston tomorrow night./// ((kirsten joyce)) > as we mentioned... it wasn't all smooth sailing last night.. some voters were turned away: ((i see no point in even staying because they've made a decision. and i'll be leaving and i don't know about the rest of the parties. they're saying we can have some kind of provisional vote so if there's a tie or something it'll make a difference but it shouldn't even have to go this far. i mean, we should be able to vote period. it should be counted right now. )) ((kirsten joyce)) that was at palo verde high school in the northwest part of the valley. voters say party officials closed voting at 8-30... despite the r- n-c's website saying voting would go until 9. as you can see... the voters were pretty frustrated. other caucus l

it's our duty to support a leader that we can trust >> wednesday he picked up the endorsement of greg abbott >> we are following break news ri right now. the construction worker was hit vehicle. this that i-4 and kennedy. we have a crew on the way. the construction worker was killed that i-4 and kennedy boulevard. right now, systems are go for this evening's space x look rocket launch. despite the forecast, crusader is a 60% chance of a lift off on time. the communication satellite but shortly after liftoff, crews will try to him though rocket . the latest attempt from this was off the coast of california we will see how tonight goes. yo you'll see it live on clickorlando.com. we we are in the middle of a weather alert. we've had some tornado warnings that did not produce a tornado >> in marion county were sp splitting the difference. they are starting out in the cape and the damage has not been so much. raining is lightly a satellite beach . further to the north and heavier west of cocoa beach. it's almost a quarter of an let me show you what i mean by this. the particular band is making it

greg abbott saying he is a man of values. >>> bernie sanders told a crowd in oklahoma he is ready to make history on march 1 and when the state primary. >>> hillary clinton received a big boost to her campaign yesterday. the senate minority leader, harry reid, endorsed the former secretary of state work he waited to endorse clinton until would not be accused of rigging the states caucuses. >>> look at these winds gusting now. 25 and 30+ miles an hour. i will have the details on the winds and the much cooler air moving in tonight. >>> protecting victims. 4:41 right now. coming up at 5 o'clock, a major change that could be coming to florida to make sure client -- crime labs handle evidence properly. >>> a lot of questions before drafting winston last season. what about a defensive end in this years draft? >>> it's 4:45 and the depakote -- the death toll continues to rise in fiji. >> we're getting a birds eye view of destruction on fiji's islands. any homes are completely flattened. others barely left standing there seriously damaged. 42 people are confirmed dead. for others -- 4 others

governor greg abbott thank you so much for being on our show.e greatly appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> stay with us, everybody. our next guess says he understands voters' anger and that they should be even age greer. senator bob corker joins us live from washington. >>> afghanistan officials received a delivery from russia yesterday, 10,000 ak-47s. along with the assault rifles came millions of rounds of ammunition. it comes as afghan security forces struggle with a rising insurgency. according to reuters afghan leaders reached out to moscow for the weapons as the nato coalition military presence began to gindel last year. a security council spokesman tells nbc news the delivery was part of a large package of russian military aid which includes helicopters and heavy weapons. >> with us now from capitol hill the chairman of the senator foreign relations committee republican senator bob corker of tennessee. first ukraine, then syria, now afghanistan. it appears this threat from russia continues to grow. >> yeah, if you talk to leaders in the regi

i former boss, greg abbott, when , and the general of texas greg abbott is in a wheelchair. 30 yearsen he had just taken the bar exam and graduated from law school, lightning struck a tree and they treat fell on him and broke his back. he has been paralyzed for the last three decades, in a wheelchair. it is interesting, when i went to work for him back in 2003, he talked all the time about it. when jokey said was, i know what you must be thinking, how slow was that guy running to be hit by a tree? [laughter] you, az: i have to tell first timer to he tells the joke, you are kind of awkward and are not sure if you are allowed to laugh. he is someone i admire so much because, yes, he has a disability and it has not slowed him down one iota. when it comes to people with disabilities, i give you my commitment that i will do everything i can as president to expand their independence, expand their ability to work meaningfully, to empower them, to have access and ability to work and provide for themselves, to give i think that is a human dignity that every human being should be able to exper

texas governor greg abbott released a statement today about scalia's passing, he said quote "his fierce loyalty to the constitution set an unmatched example, not just for judges and lawyers, but for all americans." now this ranch is in a very remote part of texas- it's a very luxurious resort that attracts hunters from all across the country. no one from the ranch has talked or issued a statement yet. out right now, the u-s marchal's service is at the ranch conducting an investigation. we're told foul play was not suspected and that at this point caused. in marfa, anna wiernicki, back to you... ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) thanks, anna. as of right now, it is not clear when scalia will be replaced by the court. he was nominated back in 1986 by president ronald reagan.. and was the longest- serving member on the court. scalia was known as one of the staunchest conservative ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > the bitter cold ripped through the northeast this weekend.. and a winter snow storm is blamed for at least three deaths. at least 50 vehicles were involved in this crash along pennsylvania's i-78..

as texas conservatives to support a >> wednesday, he picked up the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott. cbs news, the white house. >> for complete coverage of the democratic primary, this to our website at wltx.com, and click on c -- sc primary, full coverage under the headlines. >>> the u.s. the man's best team will be home tonight looking for a win against tennessee. the gamecocks are fresh off a victory over florida last saturday. and they are in second place in the sec standings. tipoff is set for 9:00 at the colonial life arena. noon, a closer look hillary clinton: wall street should never be allowed to wreck main street again. americans haven't had a raise in 15 years. but i want to go further. whether it's racism holding people back... big financial interests, drug companies, insurance companies, big oil companies... the indifference, the negligence. that's what i want to take on. to root out all of these barriers... and together we will make progress. i'm hillary clinton, >>> welcome back to wltx news19 at noon. if you are just tuning in now, the midlands -- all counties are un

leading in 10 states and focusing on texas where cruz today woin the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott trump played his family card: son don jr saying: the boys grew up with billions, but trump values sot: don trump jr., son of donald trump :53-:59 "education family work ethic, all of these things that are aften lost in children of similar fortune" melania trump says of her husband sot: melania trump, wife of donald trump 1:01-1:04 "he treats women the samew as men" in south carolina, democrat hillary clinton is looking at another win nats: hillary clinton 1:09-1:11 "need your help saturday !!! bernie sanders figures he can win 4 or more super tuesday primaries i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. and tomorrow, our decision 2016 coverage ahead of the democratic primary continues with a live special report right here on wis. we'll have live reports from the liberty tap room, where we'll speak to experts about the in-depth look at the candidates. our hour-long decision 2016 special starts tomorrow night at 7. coming up--the battle for the next supreme court nominee takes a twist a

. >> reporter: wednesday he picked up the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott. >>> for continuing coverage of campaign 2016 stay with cbs4 news and cbs.com. >>> today marks seven years where two brothers were shot down over florida straits. armando alejandro jr. were on a humanitarian mission when a cuban fighter plane shot them from the sky. the groups would drop leaflets over cuba from time to time. the victim's families will hold a vigil at the graham center on the fiu campus at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> still ahead on cbs4 news. twister terror leaving a trail of destruction behind from mississippi to florida. johnson and johnson forced to pay a multimillion dollars filming in >>> we are keeping our eye on the storm at least three people are dead after tornadoes left a path of destruction along the gulf. one twister slammed into pensacola. cbs4's kenneth craig has more on the severe weather. >> reporter: five blocks are leveled. this couple road out the storm in a closet. >> i just push her in there. and went in behind her. last i saw her from just >> it was just something you n

donald trump leading in 10 states and focusing on texas endorsement of texas governor greg abbott trump played his family card: son don jr saying: the boys grew up with billions, but trump values sot: don trump jr., son of donald trump :53-:59 "education family work ethic, all of these things that are aften lost in children of similar fortune" melania trump says of her husband sot: melania trump, wife of donald trump 1:01-1:04 "he treats women the samew as men" in south carolina, democrat hillary clinton is looking at another win nats: hillary clinton (d- presidential candidate) 1:09-1:11 "need your help saturday !! bernie sanders figures he can win 4 or more super tuesday primaries sot: sen. bernie sanders (d- "there are states were gonna lose, but the race goes on. and this is a race!!" a great upset, says sanders, is still possible (insert ends) (two second pause) audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >> nebraska voters can expect to hear a lot about capital punishment between now and the november election. those who are opposed to the death penalty launched the n

mark: wednesday, he picked up the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott. mark albert for cbs news, the white house. mollie: the gop candidates will debate in houston, tomorrow night. concerns about the zika virus are on the rise. today lawmakers on capitol hill are hearing from top health officials about the federal response to the virus. this comes as 14 cases are being investigated regarding infections that may have been spread through sex. no survivors after a twin-engine plane carrying 23 people crashed into a mountain in central nepal. the plane had taken off in bad weather for a flight that was only supposed to take 18 a virginia teenager survived after being hit by a train yesterday morning. police say matthew bonhome was late for school and took a short cut across the tracks. the teen admits he was wearing headphones and did not hear the train. he says the last thing he remembers was suddenly finding himself under the train and being dragged. his parents say they couldn't believe it when they got the news. >> they say your son was hit by a train. i

my former boss, greg abbott.neral of texas, greg abbott was the attorney general. he's now the governor. and greg abbott is in a wheelchair. thirty years ago when he had just taken the bar, just graduated from law school, he'd taken the bar. he was out jogging, and lightning struck a tree, and the tree fell on him and broke his back. and he's been pairized from the waist down for the last three decades. he's been in a wheelchair. and, you know, it's interesting. when i went to work for him back in 2003, you know, he jokes all the time about it. and one joke he tells, he says, okay, i know what you must be thinking; how slow was that guy running to get hit by a tree? [laughter] and i have to tell you, the first time or two he tells the joke, you're working for him, you're kind of awkward, you're not sure. am i allowed to laugh, you know, what? is it okay? but he is someone who i admire so much because, yes, he has a disability, and it hasn't slowed him down one iota. when it comes to people with disabilities, i gi

that will carry a lot of weight because greg abbott has tremendous respectability all over that statethink if ted cruz, if he stumbles and he does not take his own home state, i think that is going to be a disaster going forward. david: adolpho, electability problem i think with cruz. people talk about it with trump. trump has way of reaching trump, yes, rubio polls higher against hillary, but hillary and trump if that is the way it is you can bet trump will become more electable then than he is now against her, right? >> oh, i think so. i have to tell you, i think ted cruz would be the weakest republican candidate we could put up. however let me say something quickly. i don't think it is inevitable that donald trump will win the nomination. question before winner-take-all primaries on march 15th, if enough of other conventional candidates to call them like john kasich drop out before ohio primary which could happen that would shake up the race or cruz would lose significantly or lose by enough of a margin in texas, that then the tide could turn all of sudden we could take about rubio

i former boss, greg abbott, when , and the general of texas greg abbott is in a wheelchair. 30 yearsen he had just taken the bar exam and graduated from law school, lightning struck a tree and they treat fell on him and broke his back. he has been paralyzed for the last three decades, in a wheelchair. it is interesting, when i went to work for him back in 2003, he talked all the time about it. when jokey said was, i know what you must be thinking, how slow was that guy running to be hit by a tree? [laughter] you, az: i have to tell first timer to he tells the joke, you are kind of awkward and are not sure if you are allowed to laugh. he is someone i admire so much because, yes, he has a disability and it has not slowed him down one iota. when it comes to people with disabilities, i give you my commitment that i will do everything i can as president to expand their independence, expand their ability to work meaningfully, to empower them, to have access and ability to work and provide for themselves, to give i think that is a human dignity that every human being should be able to exper

cruz today won the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott. son don junior saying the boys grew up with billions but trump values. >> education, family, work ethic, all of these things that are often lost on children of similar fortune. >> reporter: melania trump said of her husband -- >> he treats me the same as men. >> reporter: in south carolina, democrat hillary clinton is looking at another win. bernie sanders figures he can win four or more super tuesday primaries. >> there are states we're going to lose. but the race goes on. and this is a race. >> reporter: a great upset, says sanders is still possible. so much is on the line now in both parties. it's all out now until tuesday. >>> on long island tonight officials say that traffic concerns are the reason they have stopped construction on a new sikh temple in plainview. members plan to build a brand new temple on the site. issued a sto work order, citing worries from neighbors about traffic congestion and parking problems. >> there was already some trouble with parking and over flow and

tell me about the interview with greg abbott. >> very interesting.adlines in all of the newspapers. and i talked to him this morning, wanted to get a sense not just of why but if he thought it would make a difference. and i asked him specifically, is ted cruz going to win here. this was an unexpect conversation. >> i think we -- as you can see, she's on the road there. that's going to happen. we'll try to get chris jansing back in a minute. when we do, we will resume that conversation and hear some of her interview with greg abbott. i think actually we have her back? we got her back. can you see me? >> chris jansing, are you with us? you're back. >> wonders of technology. yes, i was saying, so i really wanted to know not just why he went for ted cruz but such a big deal, headlines in all of 0 the papers, why he waited until a week before and he thought it would make a difference. i have to say, his answer surprised me and a lot of folks here in texas. take a listen. >> these debates have turned out to be so consequencele and tonight will be another s

third place was ted cruz who earned the nod in houston of his old friend and governor of texas, greg abbotthe compared donald trump with a circus. ted cruz: we can't be fooled by p.t. barnum. [applause] ted cruz: the time for the clowns, dancing bears, and acrobats has passed. [applause] ted cruz: now is the time for texans to stand together. mark: cruz talked about how happy he is to be home in texas but texas may not be the saving grace he needs. in a poll today, cruz and trump are basically tied. al, you said before something not everyone would agree with. in terms of cruz and rubio, what is cruz's path to victory? would it be better for rubio if ted cruz stays in the race? al: i think it is a little different. they both want to stay in for a while if you want to beat trump. cruz's path to victory is harder than rubio's. he has to win texas big. he has to take home about 100 delegates which means if you get more than 50%, you take all the delegates. he has to win over 50% and over a dozen delegates. marco rubio has to finish second and maybe beat trump in one or two and come out of super

today he locked down support from texas governor greg abbott. >>i'm asking my fellow texans fighter. >> it is an honor to be standing here saying we have six days to lead in texas and to lead the country so let's get to work. >> reporter: the next gop night in houston. mark albert for cbs news the white house. >> after the second place finish in the nevada caucuses last night florida senator marco rubio spoke today confidently about his florida's primary march 17th. >> we'll win in florida. now that governor bush is no longer in the race he and i split up a lot of support in florida. we feel great about every state on the map. we'll pick up delegates in every one of them. rubio seven points behind donald trump in florida. marco rubio added he has spoke within jeb bush and looks forward to meeting with him soon. >>> hillary clinton in south carolina today attending a luncheon for the oldest black sorority in the country. she is expected to speak at morris college this afternoon. stay with us for continuing through election day. for information on

texas governor greg abbott released a statement today about "his fierce loyalty to the constitution set an unmatched example, not just for judges and lawyers, but for all americans." now this ranch is in a very remote part of texas- it's a very luxurious resort that attracts hunters from all across the country. no one from the ranch has talked or issued a statement yet. right now, the u-s marchal's service is at the ranch conducting an investigation. we're told foul play was not suspected and that at this point caused. ((sharie johnson)) > justice scalia made his mark during his court. ronald reagan chose scalia for the high court in 1986, and he was its longest serving member of the current court. he asked more questions and made more comments than any other justice - and was known for his outsize personality and brilliant legal mind. one of the staunchest conservative members of the court... he was a strong advocate for gun rights, privacy and he consistently voted to let states outlaw abortion. (( president obama, "we honor his extraordinary service to our nation, and remember him as

we're expecting to see texas governor greg abbott and rick perry also take the stage next to cruz. >> heidi, texas has a sizable latino population, is that expected to be a factor tomorrow? >> it reality depends on how many latinos turn out. especially those who vote in the republican primary. historically that turn out is very low in texas. however, the state is reporting very high very early turn outs. many texans have cast a vote. we know in nevada donald trump won with 44% of the latino vote among primary republican voters and he's trying to do the same here in texas. >> before i let you go, bill clinton stumping for his wife today. he's popular in the lonestar state despite the fact that it is normally a red state. what is his message to voters there? >> so as hillary crosses the country she's counting on her husband to visit three texas state. he's expecteded to target minorities blacks and latinos who historically have supported hillary clinton in the past. >> heidi, we thank you very much. also the poll showing donald trump with a sizable lead in most of those states this morn

the same crowd that in the past would have supported greg abbott or rick perry here in texas.o ted cruz taking aim at donald trump knowing that's his competition to beat, attacking trump for his record on the second amendment. >> i'll point out to you my two leading competitors have both previously supported banning guns. donald trump supported bill clinton's law banning the possession of many of the most popular firearms in america. and marco rubio in the city council in west miami voted to ban guns in city parks. i'll tell you right now i have never and i will never support banning guns because i believe in the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. >> we saw cruz trying to steer the narrative away from donald trump back to cruz's attack of the obama administration saying he would abolish obamacare and he will abolish the irs. >> heidi, texas has a large latino population, is that expected to be a major factor? >> it really depends on how many latino republican voters turn out for this primary, del, and historically that number has always been low. though, here in tex

. >> reporter: wednesday he picked up the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott. mark albert for cbs news, the white house. >>> the next democratic primary will take place in south carolina saturday. the latest polling still those hillary clinton ahead of bernie sanders by a wide margin. >>> police say reginald clark approached officers at the air station in jamaica queens monday afternoon claiming to have something for them. when he reached into his waistband, officers quickly moved to stop him. clark was carrying an air pistol that looked like a semiautomatic gun. investigators say he is bipolar and off head indication. >>> newark has banned drivers from newark airport and penn station. the city council is saying ride for commercial vehicles to be licensed. uber said newark should welcome the service. >>> new information on the city's salt crackdown moments ago, a judge ruled the city can fine certain restaurants for not posting salt restaurants on their menus. the national restaurant story, sued to stop the rule. restaurants can be fined up to 600-dollar starti

d >> together cremains greg abbott remains an evidence scattered across a number of crime scenes. ge >> relatives and neighbors of 62 -year-oldld patsy hudson say that she vanished from her home in mansfield in july and they say that her disappearance came after a disputed with neighbors over a large number of katch chappel on her property . . the neighbors, 53-year-old walter renz and 57-year-old linda buckner blehar moved out the same day that she disappeared and allegedly began taking money from her bank account,ii after a er nationwide search they were arrested thursday at campground in tennessee during a search of several locations in richland county they found the the corners trying to confirm that, those who knew heri find it hard to believe that a fight over cats would lead to this.ht >> that is just unbelievable, that would be over cats . they're now held on charges including receiving stolen propertythow that will likely change after they confirmed the identity of the remains. >> i-team and covered developments in the case of a man charged with aa mass murderer and wound

in this country do not want donald trump to be nominee cruz bik picking up a an endorsement from greg abbott. like rubio it says cruz will pick up his attacks on trump a as super tuesday gets close ear the. the only cam paip that has beaten donald trump and the only campaign that can beat donald trump is this campaign. the democrats getting ready for saturday's south carolina primary. hillary clclton pulling far in the lead but senator bernie sanders says d d't write him off just yet. >> there are dozens and dozens and dozens of statete that fovment and some of those states i suspect we'll do very well and win. meanwhile harry reed choosing a side. >> i think the middle class would be better served by hillary. >> and in a town hall tuesdsd sanders request that she release transcripts from paid speeches she gave too big wigs on wall street. sure f ni everybody does it this happened include the republicans. and still scwiet a way to go gr nof knox knees for both parties. and this week say possible vp trick for a ticket if trum gets the gop nod and another debate scheduled for tomorrow night at

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wednesday, he picked up the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott. mark albert for cbs news, the white house . we're still waiting to hear final details, but all signs point to an appearance by the gop frontrunner donald trump in southwest virginia next week. wdbj7 learned yesterday that bluegrass legend ralph stanley and his grandson nathan are endorsing trump for president. their publicist confirmed they are planning to attend a campaign event on monday in salem. trump was last in our area in january at liberty university in lynchburg salem city officials staffers though say no plans have been finalized. a man is charged after deputies say he led them on a chase in montgomery county last night. the sheriff's office says joseph meade is charged with several crimes including dui and reckless driving. it started last night around 8 when a deputy says meade's vehicle was going more than one hundered miles per hour on roanoke road near eastern montgomery high school. when the deputy tried to pull him over, meade sped off. a pursuit eventually ended with

today he locked down support from texas governor greg abbott. >> i'm asking my fellow texans to join me in supporting a true fighter for liberty. >> it's an incredible honor to be here with the governor of texas to be standing together saying we've fwot six days. six day s to lead in texas, to lead the country. so let's get to work. >> the next gop debate is set for thursday night, in houston. mark albert for cbs news, the white house. >>> ted cruz is leading in his home state of texas, in the latest polls but trump is rung a very close second -- running a very close second and could end up winning as many delegates as cruz. >> trump should be thanking south carolina for continued success in nevada. bin in new hampshire, now -- big win in new hampshire, now, people were looking to whether he would maintain the momentum in south carolina and despite the endorsements of three of the four may skror gop figures in south carolina -- major gop figures in south carolina, he's on a two game winning streak, it seeped that south carolina gave him the momentum to sustain -- that was sustained a

he picked up the support of greg abbott. he says he's not threatened by trump's growing strength. >> he's one two of the first three states and i've won one. >> i didn't do this to tear up other republicans. >> he said that yesterday on the "today" show. last night he shifted strategy. he attacked donald trump on trump's stance on israel. tonight's debate takes place in houston. >>> fellow republican mitt romney battling are donald trump over income taxes. challenged trump to release his returns and speculated they could contain a bombshell. trump fired back saying romney was yesterday's news and that romney lost a winnable race against president obama. >>> today, connecticut governor dannel malloy heads north to massachusetts to campaign for hillary clinton. malloy has ties with the clintons and campaigned for her in iowa -- by a handful of points. tuesday states. >>> president obama could be upping the ante in his expected fight in the supreme court domination. there's talk that nevada republican governor, brian sandoval i

texas governor greg abbott is backing them. >>> texas is a very important state in this whole presidential process as well. they have more than 150 delegates on the line on super tuesday. 600 all together. republicans need 1200. after the nevada caucuses. donald trump leading with 81. and ted cruz and marco rubio has 17. for the republicans. going to be the last debate before super tuesday. going to have all five at once. donald trump, marco rubio and ted cruz are the top three and considering republican brian sandoval as one of several potential nominees.right now, he's serving as governor of nevada.sandoval said he's honored to have his name mentioned but hasn't yet heard anything from the white house. some believe nominating a republican would be seen as an attempt to sway senate republicans to consider his nomination.majority leader mitch mcconnell has previosuly saying as an attempt to nominate a republican is going to help sway the republicans in the senate. on the committee, holding the hearings and any -- on who the nominee is, does not plan to hold any hearings. ought to decide in

joining him as texas governor greg abbott and former governor and presidential candidate rick perry. that is at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. hillary clinton has scheduled a campaign rally at georgia mason university in fairfax, virginia -- virginia. that is on c-span3. at 6:00, republican presidential candidate donald trump speaks in georgia. we have that for you also on c-span3. ♪ >> this week, we are sitting down with the irs commissioner john koskinen. we had to reporters here to help us with questioning. if i may, i am going to go first. donald trump is saying that he been audited almost every year by the irs. i know you cannot talk about somebody's personal taxes, but would somebody be audited every year? he says it is going back almost every year of the obama administration. commissioner koskinen: as you know, we cannot talk about individual cases, but it would be rare for anyone to be audited every year. usually, when there is an audit and it is cleared up, it is a number of years before you hear from us again. unless something in your next return pops up. but as a matte

texas governor greg abbott threw his support behind senator ted cruz. senate minority leader harry reid endorsed hillary clinton. renewed aobama 20-year-old state of emergency against cuba. what he softened to some language used to justify those powers. obama plans a trip to cuba next month. and brazilian health workers are joining forces to determine if the zika virus is causing babies to be born with a birth defect. teams went to work in northeastern brazil where the virus has hit the hardest. they are trying to persuade mothers of infants to take part in the study. global news 24 hours a day. ♪ ♪ corey: this is bloomberg west. growth is slow and here going to take a deep dive into the cloud. since when is computer code protected as free speech? are going to analyze apple's legal defense. coming to anternet city that desperately needs it. san francisco will be the next fiber project. two big tech companies with earnings after the bell. guidancee boosted its for the current quarter again. sales growing slower than in prior years. better than the analys

texas governor greg abbott threw his support behind senator ted cruz. leader harry reid endorsed hillary clinton. renewed aobama 20-year-old state of emergency against cuba. what he softened to some language used to justify those powers. obama plans a trip to cuba next month. and brazilian health workers are joining forces to determine if the zika virus is causing babies to be born with a birth defect. teams went to work in northeastern brazil where the virus has hit the hardest. they are trying to persuade mothers of infants

third place was ted cruz who earned the nod in houston of his old friend and governor of texas, greg abbott. he compared donald trump with a circus. ted cruz: we can't be fooled by pt barnum. [applause] ted cruz: the time for the wns, dancing bears, and acrobats has passed. [applause] ted cruz: now is the time for texans to stand together. uz talked about how happy he is to be home in texas but texas may not be the saving grace he needs. in a poll today, cruz and trump are basically tied. somethingid before not everyone would agree with. rubio, whatcruz and is cruz's path to victory? would it be better for rubio if ted cruz stays in the race? al: i think it is a little different. they both want to stay in for a while if you want to beat trump. cruz's path to victory is harder than rubio's. he has to win texas big. he has to take home about 100 delegates which means if you get more than 50%, you take all the delegates. 50% and over over a dozen delegates. marco rubio has to finish second and maybe beat trump in one or two and come out of super tuesday about even with trump. tall order. mark:

endorsed by texas governor greg abbott, cruz called texas the crown jewel of the most important day of the entire election. uz says: "we can get this wrong.we can't be fooledyt barnum.the time for the clowns and the acrobats and the dancing bears has passed." trump's controlled the dialogue and made much of it about personality and political tactics instead of policy for all of them. trump says: "they keep forgetting that when people drop out, we're going to get a lot of votes. ." south carolina democratic voters head to the polls saturday for their state's presidential primary. and today hillary clinton scored a key congressional endorsement from senate minority leader harry reid. minority leader"she is a person who is a very quick learner, all you need to do is look at what happened after 9/1ood job. fought for new york like i've never seen anyone fight." reid's announcement comes after clinton's victory in saturday's nevada caucuses. and could give the democratic frontrunner a boost heading into next week's "super tuesday" -- when democrats will vote in 11 states. looking to blunt c

cercanos en houston., el senador ted cruz recibio el apoyo en el barrio norhtside, del gobernador greg abbottdeber apoyar a un aspirante del estado que comparte nuestros valores conservadores, declaro abbott. ... esto, al tiempo que ejecutivos del partido republicano a su vez, apostaban por un debate, manana, variado. ruth guerra portavoz, comite nacional republicano .. los candidatos, arriban a texas luego de haberse sometido al caucus de nevada, ganado por donald trump, donde se reporto un record de votantes: mas de 75 mil participantes. .. este, sera el ultimo debate republicano, ante la ola de votaciones del proximo 1ro de marzo, el famoso supertuesday, donde 14 estados iran a las urnas, y donde texas, aportara 155 delegados, distribuidos de manera proporcional. .. el debate de manana, sera de tema abierto, pero en una de las ciudades mas diversas del pais, donde el 44 % es hispano y que ha sido comandada por ejemplo, por 2 alcades afroamericanos y una mujer abiertamente "gay", los temas relacionados a las minorias, tendran mencion segura. dr. daniel pez profesor, univ. st. thomas .. (nat

ted cruz has received the backing of his state governor, greg abbott, and harry reid announced his support democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton. general loretta lynch defending the government's push for apple to comply with the judges order to unlock an iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. lynch told lawmakers on capitol hill that there is plenty of legal precedent for requiring third parties to aid a search for evidence. to launchll attempt today, the second of 2016, looking to put a boeing built broadcast satellite into hike-earth orbit, sending television broadcast to india, indonesia, and the philippines on behalf of a european satellite giant. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. alix: "what'd you miss?" an open letter from the council of economic advisers to senator bernie sanders and professor darrell friedman, quoted as saying that we are concerned to see the sanders campaign citing extreme claims about the affect of senator sanders economic claims that cannot be

greg abbott is endorsing ted cruz, hoping to give the senator a boost. reid announced his support .or hillary clinton the endorsement makes read the backst ranked lawmaker to mrs. clinton. the charges stem from rick perry's public threatening and carrying out of a veto of -- teams of health workers banding together to determine if the zika virus is causing babies to be born with a birth defect affecting the brain. cdc and from the u.s. three brazilian health ministries went to work in brazil where the virus has hit the hardest. global news to hours at a by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. commodity markets closing in new york. , raw sugars morning prices surged the most in 20 years after the international organization -- crude oil advancing, closing out their highs of the session. cheap gasp a third demand and sent inventories lower. -- bolstered demand and sent inventories lower. that gasoline demand rising 1.8%. conception was up 5.2% in the same time last year. guess futures up 5.25% there. -- gas futures. chesapeak

this is created by the serving governor of texas, greg abbott. ot endorsing ted cruz, the only endorsement ted cruz has from a settle governor anywhere in the country. it's the single highest profile endorsement he's had from any elected official anywhere. except maybe that other endorsement that he got a few weeks ago from the previous governor of texas whose criminal charges were just dropped today. couldn't come at a more auspicious time for ted cruz. probably could have come at a more auspicious time for rick perry, but you win some, you lose some. and this time, texas might be the only place in the country where donald trump really might be expected to lose one. on his way to the republican presidential nomination. we've got lots of news to come tonight. stay with us. we had real people make their own pizzas. they chose the ingredients they wanted. i like the fresh dough. what's bha? i'm gonna go with the one that doesn't have the acronyms. get that one witut fillers. what are fillers? you guys just made your pizza the way i make my pizza. he

we'll have a phenomenal boost when we have the official endorsement of governor greg abbott. he has served in the administration with ted when he was attorney general and ted served as solicitor general. one of the points he makes so eloquently is that he knows ted cruz. he knows how he ran for senate and how he served as a senator. he knows first hand's someone who talks the talk and walks the walk. he says it's time for texans to bring home texas to ted cruz and we are hoping that will happen. bill: that was not a yes. >> a lot will happen. we are expecting great numbers to come in next tuesday night. we are excited about arkansas, georgia, louisiana, several great states on tap. we are excited to rally the people on the ground right now in texas. he's gearing up for the debate tomorrow. he's speak out at an event this evening. it's about turning out the base, turning out our voters. having greg abbott and former texas governor rick perry on the campaign trail with us next week. bill: i want to move to a couple quick things in the two minutes we have left. first in iowa, th

endorsed by texas governor greg abbott today cruz called texas the crown jewel of the entire election. >> we can't get this wrong. we can't be fooled by p.t. barnum. the time for the clowns and the acrobats and the dancing bears has passed. >> reporter: trump controlled the dialogue and made much of it about personality and political tactics instead of policy for all the candidates. >> they keep forgetting when people drop out, we're going to get a lot of votes. >> reporter: trump plans big rallies in 25 cities in three weeks as the race goes national. ted cruz has to figure out how to beat trump in texas because losing in his home state could be lethal. lou? lou: thank you very much, carl cameron. >>> hillary clinton is campaigning in south carolina tonight ahead of the state's primary saturday. clinton heavily favored to win the state, senator bernie sanders isn't going down without a fight during a town hall last night clinton hit sanders after she said she would release transcripts of wall street speeches if everyone else does! >> why is there one standard for me and not for every

later in the day, senator ted cruz holds a rally in san antonio with texas governor greg abbott and formerck perry. ont is live at 3:00 eastern c-span three. donald trump campaigns in atlanta. the event it's underway at 6:00 p.m. eastern. live coverage is on c-span3. >> it's a whole different campaign now. we have moved beyond the early primary and caucus states, and now we are in super tuesday. 12 states, voters in each of these states will have a defining impact on who the democrats and republicans nominate. it's a very different phase. we have moved from retail campaigning, the one-on-one we saw in new hampshire and south carolina, and now we are campaigning in 12 states where candidates are going from airport to airport, trying to appeal to as many voters as possible. advertising is key. organization is key, but it has moved to a different level of the campaign were candidates hope that voters know who they are. what the candidates have to do is convince those voters, including those undecided, that they are who they should vote for. since this network began, one of the hallmarks has b

ted cruz holdsy, a rally in san antonio with greg abbott and former governor rick perry. that is live at 3:00 eastern on c-span3. donald trump campaigns in georgia tomorrow, making a stop . the event gets underway at six clark p.m. eastern. -- at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >> president obama recently toward a manufacturing plant in jacksonville, florida, which benefited from the stimulus package he signed into law in 2009. the president spoke to workers about the economy and future investments in energy. this is half an hour. pres. obama: hello, everybody! [applause] pres. obama: please, everybody please have a seat. it is great to be back in jacksonville. [applause] pres. obama: as president, i've been to all 50 states. i have seen some pretty incredible things, but i've also got a bucket list of things i still need to get done.

week.texas governor greg abbott gave cruz his backing on wednesday.abbott joined cruz at a campaign rally in houston.texas is one of about a dozen states that will choose their candidate on tuesday. texas is a very important state in the presidential process -- with more than 150 delegates.on super tuesday -- nearly 600 will be up for grabs. on the republican side candidates need more than 12- hundred delegates overall to win the nomination. nomination.after the nevada caucuses -- donald trump leads the pack with 81.ted cruz and marco rubio both have 17. tonight -- the remaining five candidates will be on the debate stage again. again.it will be their final debate ahead of super tuesday and will have all five candidates on stage at once -- donald trump -- ted cruz and with doctor ben carson and john kasich.the event is in houston, texas and will be hosted by c-n-n.it all starts at 7-30. new developments in the search for a replacement to fill the vacancy in the supreme court. court.the president is considering republican brian sandoval as one of several potential nominees.right now, he's

reporter: cruz was helped in his home state of texas this week by the endorsement ever governor greg abbott. >> ted cruz is our candidate. >> reporter: much has been said by the importance of finishing second or third in these primaries. but donald trump is building a lead that maybe even his closest rivals cannot erase. >> the vast majority of the american people do not want donald trump to be our nominee. >> but the results don't show that they want him to be the nominee. john kasich, reportedly under pressure to leave the race to help marco rubio, knows this. >> we've had 54 races all over, and we've had four. everybody needs chill out. >> as the gop's gang of five heads to houston, what appears to be a fiery debate, cruz expecting to turn up the volume on trump it appears to be trump with the most reason for optimism. >> it's going to be an amazing two months. >> michael shure, al jazeera, las vegas. >> citing trump's ability as a reared, california congressman duncan hunter announced his support today and joined by chris collins of new york. hunter says trump has the guts to stand up t

this is created by the serving governor of texas, greg abbott. greg on babot endorsing ted cru the only endorsement ted cruz has from a settle governor anywhere in the country. it's the single highest profile endorsement he's had from any elected official anywhere. except maybe that other endorsement that he got a few weeks ago from the previous governor of texas whose criminal charges were just dropped today. couldn't come at a more auspicious time for ted cruz. probably could have come at a more auspicious time for rick perry, but you win some, you lose some. and this time, texas might be the only place in the country where donald trump really might be expected to lose one. on his way to the republican presidential nomination. we've got lots of news to come tonight. stay with us. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over prod