we need to be heller clinton and bernie sanders. i guess the best chance to do that. >> sen. cruz mentioned marco rubio and donald trump, but his toughest words today were for president obama. >> the first thing i intend to do is resend every single illegal and unconstitutional >> and by my count, that was the first of about 20 promises. we will hear a few more in 6:00 p.m. ed: donald trump will be campaigning in new hampshire after his second place finish in iowa. he was radio file on twitter for hours, and that he tweeted just before noon today, my experience in iowa was a great one. i started out with all the experts saying i could not do well there, and as it up in second place, nice. he followed that by tweeting because i was told i cannot do well, i did not spend as much time, and came in second. a great honor. j.c.: late this afternoon hillary clinton was officially declared the democratic winner of the iowa caucuses. newscenter 5' s janet wu is live >> on this first day of her iowa victory, heller clinton put no husband, entry prided herself politically on comparing h

ben heller clinton and bernie sanders are in a tight race. we are hoping to have results for you at 11:00. polls on march 15 good john camp right now with some of the changes we can expect. jon: two big changes, the date two months earlier from our primary four years ago, and changes to our voting laws. you emma with such a pact field on the republican side, it will be tough for -- service a, with such and the democratic side, experts say it could be close by the time it gets to the tar heel state. that was the point of moving our more relevant nationally. tisha: new development in the fatal and track their ailment in philadelphia. the last thing the engineer remembered was pushing the throttle forward. eight people were killed and more than 200 injured in the accident last may. the amtrak train was going 106 miles an hour, more than twice the speed limit when it careened off the tracks on a sharp curve. there is no indication that the engineer was on his cell phone at the time of the crash. investigators are trying to determine what shattere

i' m standing outside the university field house where heller clinton is going to be holding her election night headquarters. the secret service is now doing a security sweep inside. that is why we are out here. new hampshire has always been good to the clintons. tonight still has the potential to keep that record on track. but she needs to lose to bernie sanders by less than 10 points to claims she' s leaving new hampshire without severe wounds. today, she made final pitches to voters in manchester. >> i know that there are still so many people who are tired of the political machine. i' m going to keep doing what i have been doing, show people they can count on me, and that we are going to make real progress together. >> ending on a positive note is important but a poor showing here tonight will mean that attack machine resumes ed: we have covered the two democrats and what they are doing tonight. our focus shifts to the grand old party. heather: newscenter 5' s phil lipof starts us off live in manchester, new hampshire with the trump campaign, phil? >> we have stepped outside now becaus

sanders is working to capitalize on his momentum after trouncing clinton in new hampshire and heller clinton is comeback. my friends. i know that you are here because lana: one week wet -- left to caucuses. heather: a new hotel opened in downtown cary. coming up, what makes it one of a kind, and how it marks a redevelopment. but first, as we had to break, raleigh skyline, temperatures already below freezing as bitter cold weather grips the jungle. her full force>> taking you inside a new hotel in downtown cary, with a throwback style. the georgian style made in an open this afternoon. there are 44 rooms, with custom furniture made in high point. you will also find a lounge, a full bar and restaurant, baseball, and again. and of afternoon tea sounds appealing, they offer that too. it is one piece of a major revitalization effort happening in downtown cary. this would be a great weekend to stay inside and go to a place like that and cuddle up with your valentine. liz: make sure your fireplace is cleaned out. it will be very cold. we are talking wind chills near five degrees in some areas, we'r

jason: and breaking news, a very close victory for heller clinton. ted cruz wins the gop contest. michelle: and parents waiting for answers this morning that maitland middle school. only when one you about the fog as you head out the door and. -- as you head out the door this ted: i have to warn you about an accident. amy: our dense fog advisory does not expire until 10:00. that is a lot of hours from now. normally, we see the advisory go away as soon as we get some sun. that is in 45 minutes. but we will see it stick around for quite a while. you see him one of our cameras here, it is very gloomy out there. even if you can see ok on the road, with about that layer of cloudiness blocking out the buildings. it will be a great start. once we get to 10:00, and the fog begins to lift, we start to heat up a little bit. then we will see a little bit of will we will make it into the upper s today. like yesterday, it will be another above average day. every county in central florida is under advisory today. our visibility is down to three have a mile, a quarter of a mile, even less than t

we have not heard a word from heller clinton about it, by the way. amy: that's got a break and then we will come back to this discussion. wayne ford has just endorsed hillary clinton where he is in des moines. our state -- he is also former state legislator. ed fallon, radio talk show host who served and i would general assembly has just come out and endorsed bernie sanders. we will be back with them in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. is i will caucus day. tonight at 8:00 eastern standard time, people will be going to the polls in iowa to discuss and debate their choices. i want to turn to a clip of hillary clinton at the iowa brown and black presidential forum last month. she was asked how her administration would prove that black lives matter. >> i've met, as you probably know, with a very dynamic group of young black lives matter directlyand have heard from them. and there is a broad agenda that we have got to address. let's start with the most contentious issues --

fund-raiser for veterans did 24 percent and more real finished with 23 percent democratic side heller clintonfor to declared the winner and a razor thin race with bernie sanders. >>mark: senator john kerry use a private e-mail account to send what has been deemed to classified information to a former secretary state and hillary clinton the state department spokesperson says the use of non official accounts a message for an 2011 sitcom that kerrey is no longer active. >>darya: coming up scientists discovered a new spider like creature in the u.s. will take a closer look a live look at company and the approach to the bay bridge. idents day sale save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, plus same day delivery. sleep train's presidents day sale is on now. announcersave up to $300train's on beautyrest and posturepedic, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, plus same day delivery. sleep train's presidents day sale is on now. >>robin winston: not a bad ride on the bridge on the toll plaza the drive times less than 15 m

maria: joining us now is the senior adviser during heller clinton's time at the state department andindustries of the future. i like ross joining us now. congratulations on the book. is the issue coming up in your interviews? >> not yet. for most people, most of the working-class and middle-class americans are worried about their household finance is. there hasn't been any fire that come up in the e-mail said. most of america has moved on to be blunt. >> for people in new hampshire, the things they are saying. >> don't interrupt me. excuse me. the e-mail scandal is real, especially now when you have what is happening. when you were there, did you advise her not to have a private server and not do things her way she did? >> i was involved in it. sorry. maria: you said you were the head of innovation? >> the projects i worked on our national security projects. for example, restoring communications and territory during the revolution would be a worthy anonymized encrypted crime reporting program in northern mexico has taken on the leadership of a couple cartels did that's the kind of wo

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albright and gloria psteinem, trying to redefine pwhether younger women should be pvoting for heller he clinton or pnot. p-- hillary clinton or not. p>> and the young women have said pwe can make up our own minds. pwe don' t have to vote for phillary clinton just because pshe' s a woman. pthink that exemplifies the pdifferences that they have pexperienced in their lives. pthey don' t see the world through pthe eyes of these older women pwho really had to fight for pthese changes in society. pthey are the beneficiaries of ptom: it promises to be very pinteresting tonight. pmight be approaching the stage. pthere he is. pnot there yet. pbut the room is filling up and pwe expect to hear from him pshortly. ptom: we also have words that pbernie sanders will be taking pthe podium shortly. pwe are waiting for hillary pclinton to speak from her pcampaign headquarters. pno word yet from donald trump. pwe' ptom: welcome back. phillary clinton is at the podium pclinton. pshe is talking to a rigorous plet' pmrs. clinton: thank you. pthank you, my friends. pthank you. pthank you all. pi just want to begin --

. >> next, heller he clinton speaks to supporters at southern a hampshire university at hooksett, newned by former president clinton and her daughter chelsea. >> ♪ [applause] clinton: thank you so much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you, my friends. thank you. .hank you all -- st want to begin [crowd chanting "hillary!"] thank you very much. my goodness. i do not know what we have done if we had actually won. this is a pretty exciting event and i am very grateful to all of you. i want to begin by congratulating senator sanders on his victory tonight. and i want to thank each and everyone of you. i want to say i still love new hampshire and i always will. i still love new hampshire and i always will. [applause] here's what we are going to do. now we take this campaign to the entire country. we are going to fight for every vote in every state. state. we are going to fight for real solutions that make a real difference in people's lives. when i started this campaign, i knew we were facing profound challenges. as a country. the way too many things were going just wasn't right. it

endorsements rolling in from outside lorna, including dean heller, tim valente, and a north carolina senator three weeks ahead of that state's against hillary clinton. >> i think it's going to be between hillary and myself. they say it will be the largest voter turnout in the history of the united states elections. >> reporter: trump says he expects to clinch enough support for the nomination july. >>> bernie sanders is shown beating clinton. she has 502 delegates to his 70. more than 2300 are needed to clinton could and the race if she wins big. 11 states will vote and 900 delegates will be awarded then. the campaign plans to focus on four super tuesday states. they expect to win his home state of vermont.>>> stay with cbs4 news for continuing 2016 on air and online.>>> right now, breaking news. police on the scene of a police involved shooting in coral springs. here is the information. this is happening on 84th this is happening on 84th dr. and 14th court. you can see the police units out there. again, police involved shooting. at this location at about 3:00 this afternoon, there were reports of a man barricaded in a home near that area. again, w

clinton would. and on the other hand, ted cruz, if i'm not elected, then the second amendment rights recognized in heller will be be on lit rated. but i'm not exactly sure what the politics of gun control are. there may be coble support for a basic right to bear arms, but how far does that go? it may be that the republicans don't really want that to be a front and center issue. these are very difficult political calculations, but all of these hot button supreme court issues will be very much in the presidential election, to the benefit of one party or the ooh. >> i have to stop it there. thank you, professor. i want to thank all of my guests. join us for the unfolding of the bush years. not in an academic conference, or a scholarly journal, but the rough and tumble primary season. i'm ray suarez, good >>> turkey says it will retaliate after a car bomb kills at least 28 military personnel in ankara >>> the world news from jalalabads. also ahead-- al jazeera. polls open in uganda when the prime minister seeks to extend his 30 year rule. a

heller.. along with representative mark (a-muh-day) amodei and assembly majority leader paul anderson say they all support him for president./// ((kirsten joyce)) > on the democratic side.. clinton have their eyes on south carolina. their primary is this saturday. it comes after clinton beat sanders by a small margin here in nevada. clinton won with 53 percent of the vote.. while sanders took 47 percent./// ((kirsten joyce)) > 8 news now has the most complete coverage of the republican caucus. we'll have live reports from the front- runners camps.. and the count in headquarters. our special coverage starts at 5-pm. we'll also have special editions of politics now at 7-30 and 11-p- m./// ((kirsten joyce)) > you can find all the results of the caucuses and primarys not only air... but also online at las vegas now dot com./// ((kirsten joyce)) > police are investigating a woman's death.. ...her body was discovered in a laundry chute at the d casino downtown this weekend. police confirm this is a suspicious death investigation... ./// ((kirsten joyce)) > a motorcyclist has died. 62 year old dennis fletcher was riding his motorcycle... and a 32 year old woman turned in front of him..

clinton. at the fin day, end of the day, everyononwill come together about that. >> whoever is the nominee. the supreme court vacancy upped the stakes of this race. heller gets overturned. citizens united, first amenent. and most importantly, hobby lobby, which protects free exercise of the religious rights. it gets overturned if donna's friend, mrs. clinton, gets to make appointments to the court. >> there's an article of faith inside the party that marco rubio would be the toughest candidate for hillary clinton in a general election. you had a cover story in "the nation." saying, it a second, donald trump could be tgher for the mocrats than you thi. >> ah, donaldtrump, you know, he's speaking to the pain. the economic pain in the country. i thinks he has the ability, with the politics of hate and division, to go in big states and speak to the economic pain. it's incumbent on the democrats to have a bold response about jobs. about trade. about a different economic way. but not through the politics of bur through inclusion. if i could say one thing. media mall -- malpractice. if trumpian authoritarianism wins -- >> trumpian authoritarianism? >> yes. jea

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heller will be on the campaign trail with rubio later today. >> the candidates have left nevada and are heading east. nevada voters chose hillary clinton over bernie sanders 53% to 47 with nevada caucuses in the books, the democratic candidates are on to south carolina. john roberts is there. as this switches, no rest for you. give us a sense of what the feeling is on the ground right now for this next week where the democrats are going to duke it out. >> why would you want any rest? sleep is overrated. bernie sanders got a big rally in greenville tonight. expecting a lot of people will be here. bernie sanders likes to taut his come from behind wins. south carolina for bernie sanders will be a different story. hillary clinton has a 24-point lead here. much of that based on her support from african-americans who make up 55% of the vote here. those were the numbers in 2008. hillary clinton continuing the outrage to black voters. >> we see african-american families denied mortgages at nearly three times the rate of white families. in south carolina, i met kids trying to learn in crumbling classrooms and neglected communities. if we listen

clinton bullis talk about this. how does his grassroots campaign get to the point where it is now and what does hillary do to try to hold back. >> heller is at the heart problem of having to basically say to the party i know you want all these free stuff but an effort of sort of projecting she's got a check the left to be the austerity candidate democratic party part of the believe that everybody should have as much as they can get not an easy assignment. the other problem is generational bernie sanders has lit on fire the 74-year-old man a whole bunch of college kids who agree with him i want to pay for college hillary keeps gonna pay. the interesting thing democratic side is only fishback the old-line margaret that used to say which was the problem with socialism is related one out of other people's money on these two are in a real conversation about how do we spend how we raise it. fascinating. >> every state in a candidate being produced from the state and more often than not have support will say i know him i know more about them than the other candidates i'm going to go with him. this whole sort of next door neighbor thing with r

heller gets overturned. citizens united, first amendment. and most importantly, hobby lobby, which protects free exercise of the religious rights. it gets overturned if donna's friend, mrs. clinton, gets to make appointments to the court. >> there's an article of faith inside the party that marco rubio would be the toughest candidate for hillary clinton in a general election. you had a cover story in "the nation." saying, wait a second, donald trump could be tougher for the democrats than you think. >> yeah, donald trump, you know, he's speaking to the pain. the economic pain in the country. i thinks he has the ability, division, to go into big states and speak to the economic pain. jobs. about trade. about a different economic way. but not through the politics of division. but through inclusion. if i could say one thing. media mall -- malpractice. if trumpian authoritarianism >> trumpian authoritarianism? >> yes. jean le pen endorsed him the other day. i think the on scene obsession of cable piftv primarily. the lust for cheap, high ratings has created a politics of spectacle that we're all seeing the outcome of. i think when we look back at this election, the upending, rules-c