henry: cruz's campaign is unraveling.has been caught in so many underhanded tricks the whole trust ted thing is not working out well. mark: thank you both. when we come back, john's conversation with danny glover. right after this. ♪ john: in the race for celebrity endorsement glamour, bernie sanders has fought hillary clinton to a draw. sanders also has another celebrity secret weapon. maybe that should be a lethal weapon. last night, i spoke with one of the stars of that franchise, danny glover, outside the american theater in downtown charleston. i started by asking mr. glover why he is supporting the socialist from vermont. danny: i come here to support bernie sanders because i think he is an extraordinary statesman, an extraordinary citizen. and certainly i believe in his message. it is not about bernie sanders the personality. it is bernie sanders and the message he brings here. john: did you know much about him before he ran for president? danny: yes, i remembered him as mayor. i remembered him in congress. i remem

henry: this is about getting to 1237 delegates. just about did you win that state of this state? he has to stay just where he has been. i was in second place in south .arolina these next few states don't necessarily play to his strengths. he needs to stay in that range. within range of donald trump. stewart is right. marco needs to go after donald trump. make this contrast very plain. where rubio's big opportunities the fieldome is as thins he has a lot of upside. he has high favorable numbers he is the second choice for a lot of people. whereas donald trump is not. when we get into florida and and the north carolina 15th of march. most of those states become winner take all. that is when marco has an opportunity to pull away from donald trump. we will talk more when we come back. ,hat could stop donald trump one of the actual tactics that would be required? too jenny glover will talk us about his support for bernie sanders. in washington you can listen to us on the radio. fm. right after this. ♪ mark: we're back with henry barbour

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i will not take advice from henry kissinger. so count me in as somebody who will not be listening to henry kissinger. >> well, i know journalists have asked who you do listen to on foreign policy and we have yet to know who that is. >> well, it ain't henry kissinger, that's for sure. >> that's fine. >> when it came time for closing arguments, secretary clinton painted her rival as a single issue candidate. >> we agree we have to get unaccountable money out of politics. we agreed that wall street should never be allowed to wreck main street again. but here's the point i want to make tonight. i am not a single issue candidate and i do not believe we live in a single issue country. yes, does wall street, a big financial interest along with drug companies and insurance companies, big oil, all of it have too much influence. you're right. but if we were to stop that tomorrow we would still have the indifference, the negligence that we saw in flint. we would still have racism holding people back. we would still have sexism preventing w

i will not take advice from henry kissinger. and in fact, kissinger's actions in cambodia when the united states bombed that country, overthrew the prince, created the instability for pol pot and roughe to come in and then butchers have 3 million people, one of the worst genocides in the history of the world. so count me in as somebody who will not be listening to henry kissinger. [applause] >> secretary clinton? askell, i know journalists for you do listen to on foreign policy, and we are get to know what it is. talks well, it ain't henry kissinger. that's for sure. amy: the significance of what bernie sanders raised, professor? >> he is raising the basic point that when hillary clinton says she has experience, her regime change, that is the henry kissinger mode of operation. it is to back the cia and the military-industrial complex for violent regime change. she has done it now three times that has led to disaster -- a rack, libya, and syria. no responsibility. most of it is secret except when "the new york times" is a little

it's henry mancini's birthday. what--? what was that about henry mancini? well, he wrote the song "moon river." moon river-- yeah. i know. wider than a mile-- ma, i know the song. i know the song. what was that about his birthday, though? well, 12 years ago, when that song first came out, it was summer, and very hot, and archie came home one day and he said, "edith, i'm taking you on the town tonight. "we're going to the radio city music hall "and then to schraft's for a banana split. we're shootin' the works." ma, wait! ma, wait a second. let me get this straight. 12 years ago, you went to radio city music hall and then you had a banana split. what does that have to--? archie was in such a good mood that night. and the stage show at the music hall! the rockettes were all dressed up like poor little street kids, except they had high heels. yeah. uh, ma-- ma! wait a second. i'm still waiting for henry mancini. well, that was the picture at the music hall, breakfast at tiffany's, and the song in the picture was "moon river." oh. both: by henry mancini. and th

on the right, henry clay. jackson we getd two very different views of what america should look like to show how and the second party system new issues were emerging. the question of the banks. this is the second bank of the united states. we see andrew jackson holding a cane which he walked with. he is trying to battle back the many headed hydra, the mythical creature from great mythology. here it stands for the bank. hydra is an of the individual representing the bank. the most prominent was nicholas bill, the president of the bank and who became an enemy to jackson in this process. this is something of a satire because jackson would kill the banks. that whole political story is somewhat well-known at this point. after the bank war, formally the whig party, less is. -- coalesces. indeed it shows the whigs were actively trying to attack jackson. we know he was a man of the people. he was a symbol of american democracy. we see born to command. he is a regal figure holding a scepter. you may not be able to see a

i would say goodbye to lionel's uncle henry. i ain't gonna have nothing to do with lionel's old man because he's an oddball. what do you mean he's an oddball? well, look at the guy. you never see him. he's hiding out in his house all the time like some phantom of the opera. oh, archie, henry jefferson is gonna be so disappointed if you don't go to his party. just yesterday he told me if there was one person he'd be happy to say goodbye to, it was you. don't try to butter me up, huh, edith? we're practically their closest friends. closest friends? what are you talking about, huh? their closest friends are still shrinking heads in africa. are they the ones who shrunk yours? [doorbell rings] i ain't arguing with you. don't start with me. i'll get it. daddy, you're grouchy this morning. and you too, little girl. well, you are. listen, let me tell you something. hi, lionel. you can take the coloreds out of the jungle, but you can't take the jungle out of the-- oh, hi, lionel. hi, mr. bunker. sorry to interrupt your lecture on anthrop

look down to the south to the north of henry. two.3 inches. the radar estimating we could see over an inch before it is done later this morning. checking out pinpoint radar. most of the freezing rain conditions. tell be with the heavy rainfall. bedford there along 221. heavy rain indicated by oranges and reds. down for chatham. rain for the area. martinsville to the north there in henry seeing a bit of that freezing rain mixing in. we got a lot of warnings and watches in affect. latest one i got it influentialing to indicate t. it is all of bedford, parts of county arial flood warning. in affect until 12.:12:. 15. we have it to the west of the viewing area and the purple issue winter storm warning until 12:00 p.m. now we will deal with the rain through 11:00. you see future cast half an inch to an inch. >> patti: we want to let you know we have been keeping our eye on twitter. crews are dealing with downed trees up pennsylvania county that will be an issue in a lot of areas. >> whitney: coming up in the next half-hour. v-dot is urging to you b

advice from henry kissinger. the conversation among democrats i've been checking with them during the debate is still making the point she had a very strong case on the policy issues. some of her friends and advisers who want her to get better as a candidate still think she's focuses too much on experience and past accomplishments and not as much on a narrative to look forward to the future. >> bill press, your book, which you give the title and also read the blurb that sanders also gave to the book. >> you want to do that right now? >> sure. >> the name of the book is "buyers remorse" -- >> which you can get at amazon for -- >> thank you. >> this is a nonissue but the clinton campaign can't seem to let go of it. the blurb, he did not write a forward to the book. he wrote a blurb. the blurb says what he says in every speech he gives, quote, bill press makes a case why long after taking the oath of office, the next president of the united states must keep rallying the people who elected him or her on behalf of pro

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says henry, what stuart makes a lot of sense. wonder why you think marco rubio and his campaign are not engaged in that kind of effort to stop the front runner who will probably win three in a row tonight. henry: i think it is a given he will win tonight and probably have a very good day on super tuesday as well. stuart and i have worked on campaigns together. i think we usually agree. i don't disagree with him here, but i don't think he has to decapitate donald trump today or tomorrow or next week. he has to hang in close enough. where trump is wrong, he needs to make that very plain. i would say this. it would be smart for us to foreshadow what the democrats might do it their national convention next year. if donald trump is our nominee, we will abuseaybe people with disabilities night. the next night, it will be about donald trump hates women. the third night, maybe he hates hispanics. mark: those seem like good points. i spent the day after the south carolina primary with your candidate flying to three different states listen

in addition, henry street will be closed between elm and race. happening now it's what everyone is talking about this morning...the frigid temperatures outside. many school districts are delayed because of the cold. our jordan vilines is live to explain how officials make the call. the cleared and flurries ended overnight. much of the tri- state will be clear for the am commute. without a thick blanket of cloud cover, it will be cold with most areas within a few degrees of 10 for the commute. wind chills this morning will be in -5 to +5 range. numerous schools are delayed due to the frigid temperatures. breaking now breaking now... a search is suspects after a robbery in florence. dispatchers confirm two men, armed with guns, walked into the u- d-f on dixie highway at mount zion road, a couple hours ago. it's not clear if the suspects got away with anything.. but police were tracking footprints through the snow, with the help of a k-9 officer. kara wipe vo now...out of cleveland. the family of 12- is being sued by the over an unpaid ambulance bil

count me in as someone who will not listen to henry kissinger. >> journalists have asked who you do listen to on foreign policy and we are yet to know who itit is. >> it's not henry kissinger. >> that's fine. >> republicans are hitting hard too. their debate is a week befor the south carolina primary. gop front runner who won in new hampshire. >> donald trump has zero foreign policy experience. negotiating a a hotel deal in another country is not foreign policy experience. >> i'm not for mass deportation. that's not america. >> i'm not sure a lot of voters are excited about having a presidenen who he gets rattled and upset curses vulgarities. >> elect a solid conservative with a conservative record. >> he says the same thing, i don't believe he is a true conservative. i'm a guy with common sense that's going to make us a fortune. i don't care about labels.

how's henry? they're running tests. i know we have the shelter in place protocol, but i can make an exception. deputy cushing can ride shotgun until you're ready to come back. sir, we need you. henry would never forgive me if i left now. dalton: what is it? we caught a break. this is security footage of linda peavy outside a coffee shop five blocks from the conference. it's a dead drop. the dirty bomb is in that backpack. and this is the man who left it do we know who he is? facial recognition identified him as munthir tuwala, an agricultural attach\ at the saudi arabian embassy. a saudi diplomat did this? tuwala entered the united states by car early yesterday morning from quebec after a flight to montreal from bucharest. elizabeth: which is only about 200 miles from the moldovan border. our working theory is he was able to use his diplomatic pouch to smuggle the nuclear material into the country. son of a bitch could be the key to finding disah in libya. dalton: where's tuwala now? at work, at the saudi embassy on new

. @20:38 "dunk it, henry, dunk it!" it was supposed to be a fun day for the johnsen family.... @31:12 "we both had the day off, kind of to celebrate his birthday." when they took their youngest son henry for his one year check up. @30:20 "it was his actual birthday. his 1st birthday, april 24th." instead, they learned life- changing news. @29:40 "during tumor in his abdomen." @33:20 "the size of tumor he had was just so massive. it was the size of a medium cantalope." henry went through ten days of testing, five rounds of chemo and a nine hour life saving surgery. he spent seven and a half weeks in the hospital, battled complications and other surgeries. @32:19 "it's not anything i'd wish on anybody." @35:43 "the support has been overwhelming. we expected it from close friends and family that we knew really well. but, just getting the support from people we don't even know." standup@34:56 "and the family is getting help from the community. the style bar boutique in ankeny has been helping families in time of need since

in henry county, wdbj7. excellent story there and it is a good picture to show you about how much of the ice that fell across the area are built up across. drop the trees was nice however his judicial mentions a little little blue sky in there from time time and again are moves a little bit better after a full twenty four hours of just about every kind of winter weather you could imagine and i quite done yet we're looking at our first alert doppler radar and this in fact it is little clipper that sliding in the southwest virginia edits can be bringing some snow most notably the far southwest virginia not an empire for everything it is very very close to the state line is where we would anticipate some accumulations because it temperatures a little bit colder down there sucks a miniature tubes nomological in more detail later but again mid 30s now so wouldn't take much to get that to start sticking again after david's awesome healthy melting and it will continue that way right into the weekend we go from the

some of the bullet points from john henry's address, more than 25 minutes with the media. he said if they could sign jon lester last year it wouldn't have made any difference. he was very shocked at how bad the red sox played last year. >> what pushed them over the edge last year was the red sox this was kind of a surprising statement. he said the red sox rely less on analytics. he's made his fortune through an it will an analytics. >> they have got play and produce. it's important to get off to a good start because we have one goal and that's to win the division. that's not an easy thing to do, we can't afford to get into a hole at the beginning of the season. >> coming up at 5:00, john henry addresses the physical condition of pablo sandoval. all i can say is, don't miss it, brace yourself. >> look forward to it. >> new claims that the coast guard was not prepared to help ill-fated ship. >> on the ship's sinking officers testify their initial calls for help were complicated by a lack of available resources, and a classification of the circumstance as an alert rather than

henry: maureen, it's the 21st century. everybody knows about depression and what it can do to you, even the catholic church. i'm sure father benedict... you will not tell father benedict about this. no one outside this family is to know anything about this. you're being unreasonable. am i? forget about our friends and family for a second. dad was the father-in-law to the secretary of state. i mean, do you want all our business all over the tabloids? oh, no, i-i don't think that they would... what, it's not important enough to make the news? oh... forget it. tom, let's go. i... where are the kids? geez. walked home an hour ago. good night, tom. night. i'm glad you're here. someone has to put her in her place every once in a while. we're all in shock. (groans) see you tomorrow, okay? yeah, we'll be here. all right. good night. night. (door closes) sorry about maureen. babe, the first time you brought me home to meet your family, you said, " i'm sorry about maureen." (chuckles) let's just take that as a given. she's just like

you know, have they changed their views on the vietnam war on what henry kissinger really did?u that. >> well, she told me in her interview right after that, i was talking about voters, listen, the first time i came to new hampshire was to campaign for gene mccarthy here, i was an anti-war activists. i understand what it was like being an idealistic young person. she understands, she had been that idealist. >> this anti-the way to reach him. >> john, the other story on the clinton world today is a possible campaign shakeup which may be inspired by the few national polls showing bernie sanders and hillary clinton in a virtual tie. >> look. there is accurately reported incredible reporting on the campaigns they run. back in 2008, one recall, bill clinton very upset, these lashings out over the last 48 hours are manifest, i think, as a reflection of feel, de ja vu. in 2008, bill clinton frus rate issed for all 2007, saying, why are we not attacking this barack obama character? he's a threat. we should kimm off before he does real damage. she loses iowa. he is apaplectic. now, bern

mentoring of henry kissinger. now, i find it rather amazing because i happen to believe that henry kissinger was one of the most destructive secretaries of state in the modern history of this country. i am proud to say that he is not my friend. i will not take advice from henry kissinger. >> i know journalists have asked who you do listen to on foreign policy and we have yet to know who it is. >> one of the biggest back and forth came when clinton jabbed >> today senator sanders said president obama failed the presidential leadership test and this is not the first time that he has criticized president obama. in the past he's called him weak, a disappointment. and i couldn't disagree more. the kind of criticism that we've heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republicans, not from someone running for the democratic nominations to succeed him. >> madam secretary, that is a low blow. i have work would president obama for the last seven years. but you know what last i heard we lived in a democra

i'll have him drop by and see henry tonight. it's a wonderful speech, henry. it'll make mr. wilson very happy. [doorbell rings] i'll get it! hi, mr. wilson. hello there, dennis. is your father home? in here, mr. wilson. oh, what a nice surprise. it's even nicer than you think. i'd like you to meet mr. robert doubleday. mr. and mrs. mitchell. how do you do? and this is dennis. hi, dennis. mr. doubleday is from the kansas chapter of my lodge. he's thinking of buying a home here in town. oh? so knowing that yours would be for sale, i persuaded him to come over and take a look at it. oh, you shouldn't have-- gone to the trouble. what are friends for, mitchell? well, take him through. and put a good, stiff price on it. [laughs] [forced laughs] you know, i watched this house being built. there's no green lumber in this place. [stamps foot] mm-mmm. solid. well, uh... we're asking an awful price for it, probably far more than it's worth. are you going to show him through, or do i have to do it myself? all right. i'll show you the upstairs first. mr. wilson, why don't you wait down h

. >> reporter: owner john henry was on hand for the workout. henry has been a driving force for the use of stats and analytics in the game of baseball but pulled a 180 wednesday. >> over years we have had great success relying on numbers and that has neverp been the whole story as we said over and over again. but perhaps it was a little too much of the story too much of a reliance on past performance and trying a project future performance and that obviously has not worked in three out of the last four years. >> reporter: you know john henry chimed in on pablo tell you lisa and david, those comments he just made he went on to talk more about no longer relying as heavily on numbers. those comments by henry a driving force in the industry will send shock waves through baseball all the analytics stats people will be like whoa and think of money ball and john henry saying we should backtrack on those numbers so stay tuned as that story unfolds as well. more at 6 but now back to you guys. >> could be ripple efients. -- effect. thank you. >>> prosecu

foreign policy and we have yet to know who it is. >> well, it ain't henry kissinger. that's for sure. >> one of the biggest back and forth came when clinton jabbed sanders for not supporting president obama. >> today senator sanders said president obama failed the presidential leadership test and this is not the first time that he has criticized president obama. in the past he's called him weak. he's called him a disappointment. and i couldn't disagree more. >> the kind of criticism that we've heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republicans. i do not expect from someone running for the democratic nomination to succeed president obama. >> that is -- madam secretary that is a low blow. i have work would president with president obama for the last seven years, but you know what? last i heard we lived in a democratic society. last i heard, a united states senator had the right to disagree with a president, including a president who's done such an extraordinary job. so i have voiced criticisms. you're right. maybe you haven't. i have. >> later, san

maureen, henry and i can definitely help. what do you need? um... there's the obituary to write, and, uh, i have an appointment tomorrow at o'flynn and sons to prepare for the service. i can go with you to that. somebody needs to go to the precinct today to sign the paperwork. i can take care of that. oh, it's detective michael swanstrom. he was here this morning. he knew dad from church. of course, dad hadn't been in a while. he only went to make mom happy. (henry chuckles) so, do you want me to pick up dinner? god, no. people are already dropping off casseroles. we'll have more food than we know what to do with. i'll help you clean out the fridge, make some more room. oh, elizabeth, would you do me a favor? sure. i... just can't go in there. of course. it's weird, all of us being here without him. i'm very sorry for your loss, mr. mccord. thank you. i have some information about your father. about the way he died. wasn't it a heart attack? um... based on evidence i found at the house, i asked the m.e. to run a toxicology screen. your father

well, hopefully henry is making you feel a little less lonely, too. let me be clear about my intentions, erin. i don't plan to marry again, but i think, your grandpa and i, we can be great pals. i hope that sounds okay. of course. great. so let's order. and i insist that it be my treat. henry won't let me pay for anything. waiter? waiter? two menus, please. thanks for coming so fast. fbi? what's going on? we took all the information we had, we ran it through safetynet, we found out the feds were investigating the missing women, too. they havsome good intel and much better resources, so it makes sense to combine our cases. so they're in charge now? no, no. this is a joint operation. we will be with you every step of the way, just like we told you. this is hill. hey. hey, danny. detective baez. danny: this is officer janko. she'll be the uncle. i'm marcus hill from the bureau. it's good to meet you. our serbian expert is waiting. all right, come on. man: this is your serbian passport under the name edit jankovic. and, uh, here's your boarding pass for y

mentoring of henry kissinger. now, i find it rather amazing because i happen to believe that henry kissinger was one of the most destructive secretaries of state in the modern history of this country. i am proud to say that he is not my friend. i will not take advice from henry kissinger. >> i know journalists have asked who you do listen to on foreign policy and we have yet to know who it is. >> one of the biggest back and forth came when clinton jabbed sanders for not supporting president obama. >> today senator sanders said president obama failed the presidential leadership test and he has criticized president obama. in the past he's called him weak, a disappointment. and i couldn't disagree more. the kind of criticism that we've heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republicans, not from someone running for the democratic nominations to succeed him. >> madam secretary, that is a low blow. i have work wobama for the last seven years. but you know what last i heard we lived in a democratic

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henry: no, this is a pause in the expansion. we have been looking for the economy to pick up at the 3% level of growth. i still don't think we will fall into a recession. the consumers in terrific shape. we have a huge gasoline dividend that we have yet to really spend. that might be happening this year. betty: someone who agrees with you is bill miller of legg mason who we talked to yesterday. he said the same thing with one caveat, henry, and i will redo what he said. remains strongmy with a low likelihood of recession unless stocks fall so far that they caused the collapse in the wealth effect." would you agree? henry: that would have to be quite a fall from these levels -- betty: 20, 30%? henry: i think that would do it. henry:it would take a toll on confidence. when you have constant headlines of global recessions, economy stalling, that tends to have a negative effect as well. it is hard to imagine a global recession without the united states being in a recession. that hasn't happened before. usually the u.s. leads the glo

i don't know how effective that attack was saying, i don't trust henry kissinger. that's someone you said you do listen to. it was maybe a little bit out dated for some people. and you know, bernie sanders, one of his weak points is foreign policy. hillary clinton often sort of sights her experiences, sighcit these people she knows to dwesh herself. he needs to come up with a better answer on foreign policy to really sort of weaken that criticism from clinton. >> john, let me bring you in because to pick up on what amanda said, you're right, i'm sure some of the 30 and under crowd googled henry kissinger and why his name would come up in that way. bernie sanders' campaign followed up and sent out a memo during the debate. they outlined 13 things they called the most egregious acts while in office for henry kissinger. among them, kissinger helped wage an illegal war in cambodia, 1969 to '73. authorized the secret bombing of laos in the vietnam war. yes, most of his young voters will not get that list. but was it an effective way to show yet again that hillary clinto

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aaron ferguson led emory & henry with 23. they knock off the quakers 91-81. 3 in tonight's final game, three seed roanoke college. all-odac first team player zach desgain led four wildcats in double figures with 20. odac first-teamer joey miller led roanoke with 14. 3 randolph will face second-seeded virginia wesleyan tomorrow night at 8. the marlins rolled over randolph-macon 78-52. 3 so here's the odac tournament slate of games tomorrow. two women's semifinal games in the afternoon, top-seeded lynchburg squares off with number 4 washington & lee at 1 followed by emory & henry and guilford at 3.in the men's semifinals, top-seeded lynchburg faces number 5 emory & henry, they split in the regular season both winning at home. and randolph will battle virginia wesleyan in the 8 o'clock semifinal. 3 other college hoops tomorrow, there's a huge game in charlottesville. espn college gameday is there for the third-ranked cavaliers hosting acc leader number 7 north carolina, 6:30 tip at jpj.lu plays host to gardner-webb at noon. cita

i am proud to say that henry kissinger is not my friend. i will not take advice from henry kissinger. >> i know journalists have asked who you listen to on foreign policy. we have yet to know who that is. >> it ain't henry kissinger, that's for sure. >> it is interesting. bernie sanders may have won the 1976 part of the debate bringing up henry kissinger. >> not resonating with millennials. >> it seemed the weird side path. >> it was an interesting moment because she brought up kissinger in the past. this was a prepared moment where he had this ready to go. as soon as he delivered the line, his campaign put out a long memo and making clear they prepared for this moment. it wasn't spontaneous by any means. >> colleen, really interesting stuff. henry kissinger. my 18-year-old is googling the name now. thank you, colleen. hillary clinton and bernie sanders both trying to appeal to african-american voters. the demographic mentioned in the debate. here are the numbers. jobless rates. 8.8%. the national average is 4.9%. white unemployment is 4.3%

i am proud to say henry kissinger is not my friend.ount me in as somebody who will not be with henry kissinger. >> this was the final debate before the nevada democratic caucus happening next saturday february 20th. >> and now a fox news alert. >> terror in the sky and alarming new warning about terrorists targeting airplanes. patricia stark is here with the new information. >> secretary jay johnson making his remarks in the state of the homeland security address yesterday. ramped up security measures have done gilittle to deter terror groups from focusing on airplanes. a terrorist attack on a somali plane last week with a suicide bomber likely used a lap top to detonate a bomb. we need to focus on improving foreign airport security especially when it comes to insider threats. >> domiccally the number of access points, more continuous screening of airline and airport personnel, and just two-days ago tsaish oo you had further guidelines to build on to that. >> passengers with direct flights now face extra screenings. the feds have the a