now to assess the town hall.ed by josh rogen live in our washington bureau. >> he actually watched the debate. he's here. >> we love it. he is like the college all nighters. you are cramming for the test. getting all that information. your assessment. donald trump was not on the stage. two nights of the town halls. three candidates one night. three candidates the other night. allowing them a full discussion. i heard them attacking donald trump who was not on the stage. is that what you heard? >> absolutely. he has to be the number one target. he's the man to beat. this is the only time that these candidates will have this much national coverage where they can attack donald trump and he can't attack them back. they have a monopoly on that time. donald trump will get his chance tonight. donald trump is not a guy who will spend lots of answers describing policy positions and plans. so you can be assured he will spend time responding to the attacks we heard last night. launching new attacks of his own. reinforcing hi

you're all right, hall. you're all right. >> hall is permitted to shower off the oc gas and will soon be placed in a stripped down cell until the prison conducts a disciplinary hearing on the events leading to his extraction. extractions provide some of the most dramatic interactions that ever occur between inmates and staff. and few extractions in the state of colorado have provided more drama than the ones involving this man, roy slagle. we first met roy in the original "lockup" episode at colorado state penitentiary in 2000. at the time he had been through five gruelling cell extractions. >> i got some criminal tendencies, okay? you know what i mean. i robbed, i assaulted a guy in here. it ain't like i'm in here for nothing, you know? >> roy slagle was paroled in the fall of 2008. but his twin brother, ray, is incarcerated here at limon, serving 15 years for assault. >> how is your brother, where is he at now? >> he's at home. >> is he at home? when did he get out? >> about two months ago. >> he would act

it's right next to the town hall. dave faherty is there. >> reporter: you mention the old schoolhouse. i just talked to the fire chief. everything is being done to prevent this fire from going over to the town hall, which is off to my left. let me step out of the way. this is the old schoolhouse. you can see the heavy smoke pouring out of the building. trying to get some to the fire and also trying to get to the front doors of the old schoolhouse. it is nearly 100 years old and has been the center of a major controversy on whether or not to tear this building down. in fact, i don't know if you fencing around the building to keep anyone out. that is because it has such a controversy, it ended up in the courthouse. the town has voted last year taboo actually tear down the building, but there's been a citizens group trying to keep this building still here. a lot of precious memories for folks here in the area. i'm going to push in. you can see the smoke pouring out of the top of the building. but i was told by the fire c

inside ready for this town hall tonight. and the town hall is actually a continuation of one that started last night, in the upstate in greenville, the first three up. and where senators marco rubio and ted cruz, along with dr. ben car son, tonight, the front runner donald trump will be part of the town hall here at the school of law, jeb bush and governor johns kasich will be there too. of course, there is plenty to talk about and ask about today with when it comes to the candidates, especially donald trump. when asked about donald trump views on immigration, as you heard there, the pope francis said that anyone who wants to build a wall along the u.s. mexican border is not a christian. and it will be interesting to see if trump has more to say tonight to combat that comment and defend his spiritual beliefs. and also look for bush and johns kasich to differentiate themselves from the pack as washington, grid lock and get things done up there and it is also, interesting to see if bush and trump trade some more jabs tonight,

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hall of the supreme court. once the justice' casket arrives it will be placed on a wooden pedestal that once held the casket of president abraham lincoln. a private ceremony. we'll get to listen in and justice scalia's son, one of his sons is a priest. his name is paul scalia and he'll say a prayer. we expect family members to be in attendance. their backs probably to the camera to offer them some privacy and then i suspect the, scalia's fellow justices will also be in the room at the time of that private ceremony. >> that's right. they will line up in seniority order as the supreme court justices always do. everything is done by seniority. this brings back a memory for me when i, in 2005, when justice scalia -- when chief justice rehnquist died they had a similar ceremony. his casket lay in repose at, in the great hall of the supreme court and i happened to be there when justice scalia walked by. and justice scalia was not just an opera fan. he was an operatic personality and i have such a vivid memory of chie

tom at a town hall at elm street : middle school in nashua. texas senator ted cruz talked about some of the first things he would do if elected president including promising to secure the border and end sanctuary cities. >> we' re going to build a wall, and i' ve got someone in mind to build it. tom a reference to donald trump : who he beat by four points in the iowa caucuses. but cruz is now fending off a new set of attacks by trump. >> look its yet another trumper tantrum. tom in a one-on-one interview : with wmur political director some of trump' s latest tweets which accused the texan of stealing the caucuses in iowa , alleging his campaign fueled a rumor that ben carson was dropping out, to pick up his votes. >> listen donald is so erratic , you wonder do you really want his finger on the button? he' s melting down, listen i don' t think people are interested in a cicrus or side show. you need a commander in chief who doesn' t break into tears at the latest opinion poll. tom: ted cruz apologized to carson about the remarks from a campaign

the town hall is sponsored by the state democratic party. people with the party say it will mainly focus on issues affecting the latino population in our state. it'll be hosted by m-s-n-b-c and telemundo... and will go from 6 until 8 the town hall might be in the spotlight... but the main focus is saturday's caucus. people with the democratic party have been working around the clock to make sure there's a big turnout: ((((mariela hernandez // political director, nevada state democratic party: in 2008 we had over 100,000 attendees. and we expect a good amount of democrats that are very enthusiastic about both senator sanders and secretary clinton to come out and i think we'll have a good turnout. )) ((brittany)) in recent weeks the democratic party has been hosting a number of training sessions... even mock caucuses to help voters learn more about the process. as we told you yesterday... our state is very important for both candidates. a new c-n-n... o- r-c poll has them neck-and- neck. right now... hillary clinton leads bernie sanders by jus

that is where the town hall and other offices are. no word on any injuries at this at the scene hoping to hear live from him in a little bit. john and christine, back to you. >> john: thanks, brody. 6:32, when charlotte city council gathers tonight to consider a controversial non-discrimination ordinance, governor pat mccrory may be on some people's minds. mark davenport joins us now live in charlotte with more on this story and mark, we understand the governor is weighing in on the proposal, what is that about about? >> reporter: john, yeah, he's weighing in and not a fan of this ordinance here at charlotte city council that will be heard tonight. he is ready to support immediate state intervention if it does pass this evening. wbtv got a copy of the email he sent to a few of the city council members outlining his stance overnight. the governor emailed two city council members. the ordinance could create major public safety issues if it does pass. he specifically talked about the clause where people can use whatever bathroom or locke

scene of the back-to-back town halls. chief political analyst gloria borger is there. >> reporter: christine and miguel, republican candidates try to take a break from the heat of the campaign last night here in greenville, south carolina. some of them like marco rubio actually succeeded when he tried to present himself as the unifier in the republican party. >> my promise to you if i'm the nominee, i'm not just going to unify the republican party. i'm going to grow it. we will take our message to the people. >> reporter: it was not all sweet. rubio doubled down on his charges against cruz as being a liar. >> i said he has been lying because if you say something that isn't true and say it over and over and know it is not true. there is no other word for it. when it is about your record and you don't clear it up and you don't, it must be true. he has done that a number of times. we saw what he did in iowa with dr. carson. we saw the fake facebook post who the member is no longer endorsing me. >> reporter: and cruz could no

they took questions during a cnn town hall -- hall's on back to back nights. hot topics from last night -- trump defending his stance on immigration after comments from pope francis that called into question his christian views. jeb bush even came to trump's defense on the topic of his religion. john kasich meanwhile had an emotional moment after recalling an interaction with a young voter in the upstate. a full recap coming up. we're looking ahead to some warm temperatures this weekend-- with highs reaching 70 degrees. tim miller has a look at your first alert forecast on this friday! fabulous forecast over the next few days as high pressure is in place. look for mostly sunny skies today through the weekend with highs today in the lower 60s.near 70 saturday and low to middle 70s sunday. a pattern change by monday as a storm system moves our way and will increase clouds and our rain chances monday wednesday.of course temperatures will cool down as well. highs monday and tuesday in the lower 60s, look for the week. some of the rain on tuesday could be heavy. we

here tonight at the town hall. she is going to point out that, in fact, has been a democratic socialist. and bernie sanders, of course, is raising the stakes, saying he's been a progressive all of his life. he's going through all the issues from the iraq war to taking money from wall street, even gay marriage. so he says he's been a progressive so much longer. so this is where this fight is heading between the two of them, anderson. >> and the town hall here in new hampshire, just under an hour away, what have these two candidates been doing to gear up for this all throughout the day? >> reporter: anderson, one thing they've been doing is taking questions from new hampshire voters. at least hillary clinton has. she's had four campaign events today. i was out there with her today, and she was taking tough questions from voters. and that is the interesting thing about this new hampshire primary. more than most states in the country, the questions from voters can be the most revealing of all. she was out there doing s

her town hall before the town hall.cks that had to be fended off all the time. and we have to do a better job internally. i mean, we lost an enormous amount of very important information under something called wikileaks and what edward snowden did and the like. so this is going to be -- we have got to be doing a better job of getting our government working with the private sector and able to protect what we need to protect without going overboard and that's always the hard line to walk. but it's a very important question. yes, right there. yes, sir? here comes a microphone slowly. >> hello. hello. my name is ben. you didn't mention on your list of rights that americans have voting rights. now, do you believe that the federal government has any business -- anything they can do to help states who, of course, set up their own elections be more open to -- >> to cut this man off, we did hear hillary clinton talk a little bit there. many, many questions for voters at the town hall and even more tonight at the cnn town hall. >

he has a pair of town hall meetings today. last night, he discussed medical care for veterans during a town hall in hanover. ted cruz, john kasich, chris christie, carly fiorina, and jim gilmore are holding events in new hampshire today. you contract the candidates and find out where they will be and when by using the candidate tracker on our website. the republican candidates will share a stage one last time before the primary. wmur and abc news are sponsoring the debate at saint anselm college that begins at 8:00 on saturday night right here on wmur. we will begin with a special edition of news 9 at 5:00. erin: an autopsy is planned after a body was found in new boston. friendly beaver campground. right now, they are simply calling this an untimely death. they have not identified the person who died. the man hospitalized after an assault in rochester over the weekend has died. police say 44-year-old james unfonak of rochester was hurt in a fight in the parking lot of gary' s sports bar and restaurant early sunday morning. he

cnn is hosting an exclusive gop town hall. it is an event that is so big we're going to split it over two nights answering the questions directly from voters. marco rubio topping donald trump by two points. >> for the first time in many months, there's a new national frontrunner on the republican side. >> so far though that poll an outlier because also today a new poll showed trump with a big lead with rubio in second place at night and cruz in third with 18. the candidates taking the stage behind me in less than an hour here in greenville, south carolina. one of those candidates marco rubio, winning a major endorsement just moments ago from south carolina's wildly popular governor nikki haley. donald trump speaking live right now in south carolina. that is where we begin with sara murray, who is traveling with trump today in walter borough. it's reached a whole new level of negativity between these two. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. the campaign has taken on a different tenure. today, donald trump threatening not one,

they're getting ready for their big town hall, the presidential town hall coming up here on cnn laterere you see live pictures. anderson cooper will maoderate and host that town hall between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. more of my interview, by the way, with bernie sanders. that's coming up as well. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in albany, the nanotechnology capital of the world. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov four score and seven years ago, our [train horn blares]th-- ... to the continent... [claps] ... a new nation. announcer: don't wait until presidents day to get a better night's sleep. during sleep train's presidents day sale save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, plus same-day delivery, and sleep

can you see pierpont hall from your window? sign of activity right now?>> my dorms on like the opposite side pierpont only have a view of like the middle campus don't see anything out there at the moment no picket have you had our asian the floor come up and tell you to shelter placed in the building alert you to any? >> no. >> we've been following social media and allow students reporting that they are just extremely scared right now. how are you feeling with all of this happening nearby? >> were okay. i feel very safe. they're doing a good job of going on. >> for people that maybe just joining us right now set the scene outside your window if you're able to look out the window. what can you tell us about a police presence we understand the building is surrounded on the perimeter as far as pierpont hollis concert at the moment. >> outside my window i don't have a clear view i do see cop cars but i don't have a clear view with the moment. >> what are the other people on your floor how they dealing with it everybody kind of harlingen rules of writing this

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msnbc will host a town hall in charleston. so far, republican front-runner donald trump is the only candidate to commit to it. the town hall will start at 8pm. trump will take questions from voters. also -- msnbc has announced a democratic presidential town hall thursday night with hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the town hall in las vegas comes two days before the nevada caucus. it will be in english on msnbc and in spanish on telemundo. coverage starts at 8 p.m. it will stream live on wistv.com. right now -- donald trump is holding a rally in beaufort. john kasich is speaking at a lexington county town hall in cayce. started at murray's neighborhood bar and grill on charleston highway. no toss a fast moving "clipper" will deliver a few scattered showers this evening into very early wednesday morning with lows near 40 degrees. the sun is back wednesday through sunday with warming temperatures presidential candidates are pounding the campaign trail in south carolina ahead of the start of the first in the south primaries be

of course, there is the cnn town hall tonight.atest from cnn's jeff zeleny. >> john and christine, the democratic race for the presidency is down to two candidates. hillary clinton and bernie sanders, they will both be on center stage at the cnn town hall tonight in derry, new hampshire. they could not be presenting different arguments here. bernie sanders is going to call for political action, to join his movement, to join what he calls a revolution, to change campaign finance and wall street. hillary clinton is fighting to do what is possible, to do things that are practical. both of those arguments were on display as they flew from iowa to new hampshire on tuesday, making their case, beginning to make their appeals to new hampshire voters. >> i think it's important people understand that good ideas are one thing, but you've got to know how to implement. you've got to have a record of getting results, and i'm taking my ideas and my record to the people of new hampshire this week. >> last night we showed that working people, lowe

>>> republicans running for president on cnn town hall stage. donald trump, jeb bush, john kasich getting asked tough questions from voters. we're breaking down the big moments. welcome to "early start." i'm cristina alesci. >> i'm miguel marquez. it is 4:00 a.m. here on the east coast. breaking overnight. republican candidates taking on tough questions from south carolina voters in a cnn town hall. bush on whether he still has a chance to win. kasich on whether his upbeat message works for an angry electora electorate. trump on his fight with the pope after the pontiff criticized trump on immigration. cnn's phil mattingly has more from south carolina. >> reporter: miguel and cristina. a day filled with clashes. jeb bush versus marco rubio and donald trump versus the pope. >> i don't like fighting with the pope. i don't think it was a fight. i think it was reported tougher by the media. he is doing a good job. i think he was very much miss interpreted. i think he was given false information. >> would you like to meet with him? >> i think it woul

they are already getting set up for this town hall. cnn is hosting back-back republican town hall events in anderson cooper is set to moderate both events. tonight's in greenville features ben carson, ted cruz, and marco rubio. the town hall will air live on cnn. it will also stream online. the candidates will answer questions from palmetto state viewers at 8:00 tonight at the old cigar warehouse in downtown greenville. cnn will also host a town hall tomorrow night in columbia, featuring jejebush, john kasich, and donald trump. aly myles wyff news 4. myra: thank you. the presidential candidates continue sprinting towards the primaries making upstate visits to lobby for your vote. geoff: senator ted cruz is set to be in seneca and spartanburg today, after he made three stops across the state yesterday. he finished up last night at the anderson civic center. cruz said he plans on remaining in the state saturday for primary day until the votes are counted. myra: donald trump's team also expects to be in south carolina all week leading up

that's what he hear in these town halls. an opportunity for undecided voters here who are going to be voting in the republican primary to ask questions. we want to give them an extended period of time where they can talk. that's one of the -- for me, the highlights of these town halls. it's not 60-second responses. sound bites. ideally, it's a conversation. >> there's no ding ding that goes off. >> as someone who covers these candidates day in and day out, they enjoy it. they enjoy the idea of being able to not be a 30-second sound bite and not just speak to the room of 300, 400 people but to actually have a longer conversation about their ideas and the personalities. >> we've all complained about sound bites and talking points. this is a venue where they are aloud to talk. i'm not cutting them off. we want a conversation between them and the voter. >> what's at stake? obviously this is a room full of people who say they are undecided. and that means a lot is at stake. they can win over people tonight. >> the stakes are so h

governor john kasich is also hosting a town hall today... he'll be in clemson for a 2:15 town hall at the strom thurmond institute... doors 3 trump, rubio also campaigning, more on them coming upall events online at fox carolina dot com... 3 3 tonight in columbia.. cnn will host their second town hall event with the candidates. candidates.jeb bush, john kasich, and donald trump will be there.. answering questions from cnn's anderson cooper.. as well as voters. voters.last night, the spotlight was on downtown greenville.. where ben carson, ted cruz, and marco rubio participated in the town hall. weighed in on a federal judge's recent order telling apple unlock the i-phone of san bernardino shooter syed 3 3 3 cruz: i think apple has the right side of the global every iphone on the market.' market.' 3 for law enforcement to get a judicial search order, that's consistent with the 4th amendment. that how the bill of rights operates. to say 'apple open this phone - not anderson's phone, not everyone here, open this phone." phone." 3 carson: right

rolina.ryan nobles is live in columbia with a preview of tonight's important town hall. marco rubio and ben carson in a cnn town hall. they will answer questions directly from voters.... and it comes at a time when the race here in south carolina is getting ugly. 3 3 3 donald trump has been attacked from all sides... but now trump is facing criticism from a higher level. during a discussion with reporters on his flight from mexico to rome... the pope took on trump's position that a wall should be built on the border of the united states and mexico. (pope francis) "a person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they may be, and not of building bridges, is not christian." trump- who never backs down from a fight-- took the pope's comments head on(donald trump/(r) presidential candidate)"what did the pope say? i like the pope. was it good or bad? if it was good i like the pope.. if it was bad i don't like the pope."the pope is a popular figure in the united states.. a cnn/orc poll from september showed rating... but for a sitting pontiff to weigh in on an american

hall. in reeding your report it doesn't paint a rosy picture. some of the remarks you make in your report are ominous. likelihood of a fiscal crisis increasing, interest rates increase, federal spending on interest rates would rise substantially crowding out other things, federal budget will increase since 2009. deficit would grow over the next ten years and by 2026 considerably larger than it has been for the past 50 years. 50 years. that's not a pretty picture. i want to touch on growth and spending and taxes, the major aspects of our budget. if you can put up the slide on growth projections, please. there are three ways basically to solve the more money going out than coming in. you cantaxes, lower spending or have a growing economy. our friends on the other side of the aisle believe raising taxes is the way to go. we believe that holding the line on spending and decreasing where appropriate and then growing the economy is the best way to get to balance and to get to an economy that can

and one name that always comes up...is hall of famer barry larkin. he's working with the team out in goodyear this spring... joe danneman asked him if its a position he'd ever if the opportunity presents itself...conditions need to be right...it's about having a support system in place...and if that's the case...i would pursue it if the opportunity presented itself....lol notice his grin at the end there! this is barry's first time working with the team during spring training. "i've gotten into a few colleges but i'm still waiting to hear back about financial aid offers. when does that usually happen?" fafsa then student aid report colleges then create financial aid package loans, work-study some send it right away, should hear by april 15 after you sent in your fafsa, which is the all-important "free application for federal student aid", you should have received a student aid report, which was a summary of your information. colleges use that to decide what financial aid they'll offer you. each college that accepted you for admission should create a

he's much more comfortable in those town halls and treated the debate like a town hall, not going afteres on this stage and really kind of honing his policy points here. he stayed positive throughout the last days of this campaign and believes that will set him apart from the rest of the candidates in the field and makes the point that because he's being attacked, that shows that he has a momentum here going into tuesday's primary. he certainly boasts a little bit about his get out to vote operation. 500 volunteers have come to new hampshire from across the country to support john kasich and feel like they are knocking on thousands of doors. they've made hundreds of thousands of phone calls and they can get people to come out for him. in fact, he had a little bit of a celebrity endorsement. he's friends with former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. he likes to tell people in his town halls that when he told the terminator how he was getting hit with these attacks, arnold told him, john loved it. he gets a laugh out of these town halls, fred. we'll see what he has to do. i hope

it be to get kenny stabler into the hall of fame? >> that would be great. >> the hardware is is one thing, but the impact he's had on coach's and players' lives after they played for them, and this is how you do it as an owner to rally a city, to stay long-term on top, it's just second to none. >> reporter: and how fitting would it be for stabler and de- bartelo, jr., to get inducted. >> the class of 2016 also includes debartelo, and ken stabler for us in the bay area. >>> as a break-down next, we break down the big debate, and tracking down these big slebs tonight. >>> even warmer for tomorrow for your super bowl sunday forecast. i'll have that coming up. >>> this is the president, who in the wake of san bernardino will not even use the words radical islamic terrorists. >> reporter: the affordable care act. they talk about north korea's missile launch claims. >> if a pre-emptive strike is necessary, then we should do it. >> non-state actors. >> reporter: here's marco rubio and chris christy. >> it does not prepare you for president

will be in columbia at 10am for a town hall. that's being held at the hall at senate's end located on senate street. then he'll head to conway for a horry county town hall at the horry georgetown techinal college. 3 marco rubio has a busy day today with campaign events. he'll be in columbia first for a town hall at 9 am at the marriott hotel on hampton street. rubio will then head to pawley's island followed by hilton head .in the afternoon he'll be in north charleston for a rally and then will head to the upstate for a rally at in clemson at the madren conference center pavillion. that's taking place at 7:30 tonight. 3 there's also word that an illinois judge will hear testimony today on whether cruz is eligible to run for president.cruz was born in canada....and his mother is an american citizen.the eligibility question has been issue in the campaign.so far there's no comment from cruz. 3 jeb bush is putting a lot on the line in south improve his stock in the campaign. before last night's hall jeb bush sat down with our joyce

this corrections officer was one of four injured in a fight in the dining hall....and one of two that needed medical attention outside the facility. "lack of staffing was part of this because we didn't have the staff in the dining hall that we should of had in my opinion and there ended up being a full blown fight in the dining hall to assemble." a department of corrections statement tells a different story saying quote: one offender was being disruptive in the dining hall and then proceeded to assault a correctional officer. the response to this incident by correctional staff was immediate and the incident was de-escalated "but the union says that it's not just a staffing issue, it's also an equipment issue...corrections officers here don't carry pepper spray." "they had nothing but brute force to use in this situation because at this particular prison the warden wont allow pepper spray which is a tool that every other correctional officer in the state of iowa has to use" homan says that not having immediate access to pepper spray is a recipe for disaster. they got the pepper spray l

'x' gave up '90' to seton hall. seton hall hasn't scored that many points in one game all season. seton hall started the game on a 9-0 run. desi rodriguez and angel delgado were a load for xavier today. rodriguez with the miss. delgado with the clean up. and a whistle. xavier had it's moments....like here when larry austin, junior splits the defense. it was his only bucket of the dayrodriguez just dined on xavier's inability to deal with him. the ally opp from isaiah whitehead. he finsiehd nine of 16 and with 27-points.and delgado was eight of eleven, seven of those baskets from inside the arc, twelve rebounds as well.and xavier, at times, was simply sloppy with theball. myles davis, his pass picked off by ismael sanogo. who gets the ball going the other way to derrick gordon. so you had whitehead rodriguez with 27.here's rodriguez one more time. seton hall holds xavier to 39 percent shooting. seton hall outrebounds xavier and hands the musketeers their fourth loss of the season. 90-81 was the final. and last night steph curry added to his legendc. he now holds the top three sport

a friend of hall's said he needs help. >> i know he has mental problems. i don't understand why he did what he did but i hope he gets help. >> our deputies and family members will be trained on protecting themselves. if that means using deadly force so be it. >> hall is facing two felony >>> new information about a 13- year-old girl officers say crashed a van into a pinellas park subdivision. that girl is accused of stealing the car from holiday and driving it more than 25- miles to pinellas county. the crash left one home a mess. the impact sent hundreds of bricks from that neighborhood sign into this house and their yard. >> it is just bang. then another huge bang. then you could hear glass shattering everywhere. >> officers arrested the girl. she is charged with grand theft auto and leaving the scene of the accident. we are digging deeper into how police finally caught up with her. we'll have that story for you at 6:00. >>> new information tonight about the president's trip to cuba. the dates have been set. that will be march 21st and 22nd. that trip ha

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the town hall is sponsored by the state democratic party. people with the party say it will mainly focus on issues affecting the latino population in our state. it'll be hosted by m-s-n-b-c and telemundo... and will go from 6 until 8 the town hall might be in the spotlight... but the main focus is saturday's caucus. people with the democratic party have been working around the clock to make sure there's a big turnout: ((((mariela hernandez // political director, nevada state democratic party: in 2008 we had over 100,000 attendees. and we expect a good amount of democrats that are very enthusiastic about both senator sanders and s scretary clinton to come out and i think we'll have a good turnout. )) ((brittany)) in recent weeks the democratic party has been hosting a number of training sessions... even mock caucuses to help voters learn more about the process. as we told you yesterday... our state is very important for both candidates. a new c-n-n... o- r-c poll has them neck-and- neck. right now... hillary clinton leads bernie sanders by ju

violence on stage at webster hall saturday night. much of it caught on video, posted to social media. rapper skate in the middle of his act and webster hall security apparently wants to stop the show after a fight broke out. these two fans saw it all >> then he grabbed like security like off of a fan and that's when he like stomped the ground. > >> they picked him up and threw had him on the ground and started kicking him. >> reporter: the 21-year-old rapper grabbed by guards seen getting kicked repeatedly. >> when skate came out he had cuts all over him. >> reporter: on his twitter page he declared, quote, security has outside webster hall the young rapper's fans appalled and angry. >> to see him like get hurt like that and like crying i just like wanted to cry with him. >> reporter: surveillance video shows police arriving at the scene, but it's not clear how or if they intervened. a police source tells us there were no assault complaints, no arrests, no charges filed. webster hall management not available, but a statement on the v

tonight's town hall will be at time in las vegas. nbc's chuck todd and jose diaz balart will moderate the event. also, rachel maddow will interview vice president joe hall. iowa's lieutenant governor kim reynolds addressed the importance of stem education in the quad cities. reynolds spoke to students at bettendorf high school yesterday. u-s senator chuck grassley joined her as well as the president of the united states patent and trademark office... they praised bettendorf's initiative with stem learning...they offer 34 different programs... stem focuses on science...technolog y...engineering and math. reynolds wants to encourage more students to be involved in stem.... 9:28 "we want to make sure when our students leave high school they are prepared either for a career for post- secondary education. and stem drives innovation entrepenurialship and just problem solving and creative thinking" the conversation on stem stem day coming up after the break... we have a guest on our show that promotes iowa film festivals. how the process wo

the town hall will air live on cnn. it will also stream online. the candidates will have the chance to answer questions from palmetto state voters. again it starts at 8:00 tonight, right here at the old cigar warehouse in downtown greenville. cnn will also host a town hall tomorrow night in columbia, featuring jeb bush, john kasich, and donald trump. aly myles wyff news 4. myra: thank you. also happening tonight, the presidential forum in spartanburg. it's at 6:00 p.m. at first baptist north spartanburg. ben carson and ted cruz are expected to take part in that forum. both also have big days on the trail today. before the faith and freedom forum, senator ted cruz will be in seneca for a meet and greet. it's at the seneca family restaurant at noon. then he'll head to spartanburg for a rally at 4:45 at oakbrook preparatory school. senator ted cruz spoke at the anderson civic senator last -- center r st night. the presidential hopeful laid out plans for his administration, including the type of judge he would nominate for the supreme court. >> i am t

the dining hall has since reopened. cleaning sanitizing and disinfecting will continue through the weekend. classes are expected to resume on monday. >>> a massive fire burning in north jersey was visible from philadelphia this morning. you can seal the plume of smoke from chopper6 flying over west philadelphia. the blaze erupted yesterday at 3:30 in the afternoon at an industrial park in hillsborough somerset county. the fire burned out of control for nearly 20 hours. firefighters say they contained the flames at 11 o'clock this morning. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney announced today the appointment of a new director of black male engagement. kenney said jack dromonds will hold the position. drummond made -- or kenney made the announcement this afternoon at city hall. drummond's duties will include reducing economic and social disparities and improving outcomes for black men and boys in philadelphia. >>> dozens of people gathered this afternoon in center city to honor abraham lincoln's birthday. civil military units

we're moments away from another cnn republican town hall. jeb bush, john kasich, donald trump answering voters' questions here making up their minds before the first in the south primary here in south carolina. it's been quite a day, to say the least. for jeb bush campaigning hard, looking for a badly needed boost from a state that's been good to the family. for john kasich, hoping to capitalize on his second place finish in new hampshire. an emotional campaign moment. we'll talk more about that. and donald trump riding high in the polls and never shying from a fight. he's now taking on pope francis. the pope, returning from mexico said thus when asked about trump. quote, a person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they may be and not building bridges is not christian. that is not the gospel, he went on to say. we must see if he says things in that way and in this, i give the benefit of the doubt the pope went on to say. however trump who has made much of his christian faith was not about to turn the other cheek. >> the pope said

is hosting a town hall in columbia. it is from 10 to 11 this morning at "the hall at 3 donald trump has mutliple events planned. at noon he will speak at the myrtle beach sports center. then at three this afternoon he will speak at the pawleys plantation golf and country club in pawleys island. after that, he will host a rally at seven tonight at the north carleston convention center. 3 3 we will have live team coverage tomorrow as voters head to the polls for south carolina's republican primary our live coverage starts at 6 p.m. and will continue as the polls close through our newscasts on my40 at 10 and news 13 at 11. you will also find the latest updates on numbers and results on our website wlos dot com. just click the election tab on our facebook and twitter pages. 3 3 if you want to vote in north carolina's primary, today is the deadline to register. to register... you must be at your current address for at least 30 days prior to the election. you also have to be 18-years-old by the date of the next general electi

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the town hall will air live on cnn. it will also stream online. the candidates will have the chance to answer questions from palmetto state voters. again it starts at 8:00 tonight, right here at the old cigar warehouse in downtown greenville. cnn will also host a town hall tomorrow night in columbia, featuring jeb bush, john kasich, and donald trump. aly myles wyff news 4. myra: thank you.

during last night's town hall... trump said... the pope doesn't see the, "strain" illegal immigration and "drugs pouring across the border"... causes. it's something trump is looking to change as a part of his immigration reform plan. trump immigration plan would involve building a wall across the southern border... one trump insists mexico would pay for trump said if elected president.. he also plans to deport all eleven million undocumented immigrants within 18 months to two years. ted cruz also says he will increase deportation... in addition to stopping sanctuary policies. cruz says he also plans to suspend and audit h-one-b illegal immigration... as long as american unemployment remains high. marco rubio... the son of cuban immigrants... says he's narrowing down his approach to immigration security... to one general principle. that's right. according to rubio's campaign website, quote, "if we do not know who you are and why you are coming, you are not getting into america." still rubio says the united states is compassionate

tonight, run round of the republican town hall. also the democrats in a dead heat in the nevada desert fighting for the minority vote. can clinton keep nevada in her column or can sanders sway the silver state. >>> plus, get on with it. straight talk from sandra day o'connor over the open seat battle. let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. the republican primary in south carolina two days away, and the candidates are sprinting to the finish line in round one of the cnn's town hall with us, anderson cooper, the candidates made their closing arguments selling themselves, jabbing at one another and condemning the nasty tone that infuses the race. >> i said hooee's been lying because if you say something that's not true over and over again and you know it's not true, there's no other word for it. >> both trump and rubio are following a pattern that whenever anyone points to their actual record to what they've said, to what they've voted on or done, they start screaming liar, liar yarks liar. it is

mark: and dueling town halls across the country. what presidential candidates on both sides of the aisle touched on last night. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way.

christie started his day with a town hall. performance. last night, he targeted marco rubio saying multiple times he lack of experience. the day in exeter at a stop at reporters. chris christie: everything you life really matters. all week. matters. tom: christie ended his day in manchester. tomorrow, he will hold four town halls. jennifer: jeb bush posted salem and nashua. both events. bush took questions on a variety of topics from social security and health care to taxes on small businesses. bush said he was pleased with his performance in last night' s debate and at both stops, he kept his focus on donald trump. jeb bush: there are people who are on the stage or not conservative like donald trump. there are people good at turning a blind but don' t have a proven record. i think the governor' s did well. i think i have the most proven conservative record. tonight off from the campaign trail to watch the super bowl and he will be pulling for the broncos. tom: senator marco rubio joining football fans for a super bowl watch party now. plu