. >>> democratic presidential hopefullies clinton and sanders went head to head in a debate one last time before the primary set for february 9th. in the latest poll sanders is leading clinton, this is the first time clinton and sanders have debated he though without former >>> good news for the tens of thousands of people in michigan. water samples show that led levels in the water finally starting to fall just a little bit. epa says samples working. testing will continue weeking. agents asking families to have their children tested by april 1st. >>> well the greatest show on earth in raleigh and one of the last times you'll be able to see their biggest act. ringling bros. and barnum & bailey announced they will be retiring all of their elephants this may. they'll go to florida where caretakers will focus on reviving them. trainers say the elephants considered part of their own families. >> it's tough, you know, it's a tough transition, but again, it comes down to conservation and ensuring they will be around for many, many generations. >> animal rights groups say the step in the ri

. >>> today democratic presidential hopefully hillary clinton is declaring victory in the iowa caucuses. she captured 22 delegates. on the other side of the aisle republican ted cruz won the caucuses meaning he'll collect 8 delegates to the republican national convention. >> and today president obama and paul ryan set to meet one on one for the first time. the men expected to discuss the president's fiscal 2017 budget. >>> opening statements begin today in the trial of a man accused in the 2013 beating death of a raleigh woman. smith is charged with the murder of jones. the woman was killed as three suspects tried to >>> let's check our weather and traffic. >>> temperatures yesterday were in the 70s, 49 degrees right now and you can see the clouds as we watch for the sunrise here from our studios. temperatures around the area 50 in durham, 49 in roxboro, mid-50s in fayetteville. so just a light jacket as you get ready to head i do the door this morning a high of only 54, so that's a drop of about 20 degrees from where we were yesterday. tomorrow the warmth returns but there's a good cha

clinton to speak. this is an important victory for her as she faces a tight race with bernie sanders for the democratic nominations. we will hopefully hear from clinton before the end of this broadcast. >> long before it was common to see singers gain fame on reality shows, audiences were picking stars at the apollo theater. that tradition goes on. during black history month, sandy kenyon spent time at the apollo. he met those hoping to dazzle -- on amateur night. >> they like to say you better be good or you're going to be gone. ten-year-old ayana little has a plan to prevail. quiet those nerves? >> i'm going to close my eyes and count to 3. >> that seemed to work just fine. the audience loved the fourth grader and responded in kind, but not everyone is so lucky. >> the apollo theater amure night is known to be brutally honest. >> and they will be like that forever. they get to say whether someone is good, great, ugly. indifferent. >> stars who have been discovered since 1934 and for the artists of tomorrow, today's stars like grammy winner -- mentor with a message. >> this is your art, your life, if you really believe in it, tonig

thinking you'll see some of these cheaper gas prices hopefully in your neighborhood.es night, that didn't stop the democratic candidaten hillary clinton in bernie sanders took part in a town hall meeting in new hampshire. that hillary clinton's in new hampshire viewers of last night of the race tightening up.n i was somewhat amused today that he is set himself up to vindicate keeper on his the progressive. some people uv a moderate and i will probably say that i am aat moderate. that's it she says. they will meet on stage tonight they were separate lastede the new hampshire primary is this tuesday.y. todd meany reporting life to republicans have ended their bid paul says he will now and he will formally support republican candidates are covert rubio. through the red cross is taking actions to makere their asking donors t to not give blood if they have traveled to the caribbean caribbean or latin americara there are no commercial tasks for seek death. the agency says a hardware failure is disrupting the system it could affect refunds but it does not expect any major disruptions taxpayers canue to send electronic returns to company who

clinton wants to cover this up and obfiscate this. erin is right about this. release the transcripts. >> i look forward to having both of you back together hopefully in person. >lary clinton and sanders will take part in the south carolina democratic presidential town hall. outfront next, bernie sanders steep climb in the delegate count. plus, an uber driver confessing to gunning down people at random, picking up fares in between, and the arsenal of guns police found at his home. so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all, my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today. schwarzkopf presents a model's hair is the ultimate test for care. essence ultime omega repair, with rich omega oil. it repairs hair deep inside. 10 times stronger hair. 90 percent less breakage. omega repair, developed with claudia schiffer, from schwarzkopf. >>> tonight, hillary clinton sitting with a majo

hopefully it is not bill clinton. but it might be somebody behind bill clinton. if you see behind bill, you see this young fellow. right there. there he is. as he drake university student. clinksdale is his name. >> is that the guy in the plane that was after me? >> you'll have to be more specific. >> any way, he is very emotional. it looks like he's imitating a fish. he could be a sanders plant. >> is that it? >> that's it. >> is it time for twitter tuesday? >> you know it. >> new hampshire is next. the candidates are staked out across the state today. the war games, that battle when "the five" returns. ♪ ♪virgin islands nice ♪ ♪so nice ♪so nice, so nice ♪ spend a few days in the u.s. virgin islands and return with a lifetime of experiences. that's virgin islands nice. ♪so nice, so nice what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insurance. more ways to save. nice, bro-tato chip. that's not all, bro-tein shake. geico has motorcycle and rv insurance, too. oh, that's a lot more. oh

rubio -- voters are staying optimistic. 58;32 definitely a great turnout hopefully that will carry into tuesday 20;13 hillary clinton does not want to run against me but i can t wait to run against her now both ben carson and hillary clinton are expected to be in hampton roads tomorrow. as kelly mentioned earlier -- hillary clinton will be in norfolk tomorrow -- just off of her big primary win in south carolina. according to the clinton campaign -- she will be speaking at the lake taylor high school gym in norfolk at eight p-m. doors will open at six -- the event is free and open to the public. and dr. ben carson will also be in hampton roads tomorrow -- he is scheduled to speak at regent university in virginia beach at two. for more on the event head to wtkr dot com - and search "regent". hopefully you had a chance to get outside -- because what a beautiful day! people were able to ditch the coats today -- as temperatures warmed up into the sixties. a lot of sunshine outside again today as well. first warning meteorologist dominic brown has more. more warm weather and a chance of storms....did you enjoy the weather

clinton spoke to her black sorority group. >> i see her as someone who can bring people together, which will enhance policy making-- hopefullyith our congress. because secretary clinton has been in that position to bring parties together-- she's done it-- that she can do it again. >> woodruff: dillard's colleague, state representative justin bamberg, acknowledges clinton has a built-in advantage, but he hopes that when people listen to sanders' message, they will do as he did and switch their support. >> younger folks aren't thinking about history as much. they're looking forward. they're thinking "i'm in my early 20s and i'm going to have more student loan debt than if i had not gone to college and i had just bought a house. >> woodruff: sanders' promise of free college tuition and a plan that he says will narrow the income inequality gap, has helped him gain some traction in the state, bamberg says. as has his tough stance on wall street donors. >> i don't think he'll waiver to special interest, with the large groups with a lot of money who can cause decisions to be made that aren't in the people's best interest. >> woodru

sanders and hillary clinton will make their cases to voters in the badger state. both candidates have shifted their focus to hopefully sway more african american voters. here's kim hutcherson. <

we're leaving new hampshire and going on to nevada and south carolina and other places and hopefully the clintonck where we can talk about the issues facing america. >> the good news is it is not just about whether or not senator sanders is viable in a primary. the bad news is it is now about whether you are electable in the general. and the numbers cut both ways. there are polls that show he does well against the gop candidates but when you look at this number we have right now. can you win in november? when that was polled in new hampshire based on why they voted, clinton won 79-19. how do you overcome that perception that he sounds good but it ain't practical? >> as you mention the polls show in general election match ups that he does better and i think the new hampshire primary is important here for a couple of reasons. one is obviously early but the other reason why the new hampshire primary is so important is because as you know independents can participate in the democratic primary process here in and those independents are going to be critical to democratic victory in november. and as yo

gone to the f.b.i., the courts, the judges who have neither an interest or the clintons and their legacy and are hopefully trying to find the truth. she knows she is in really bad hot water. she can't say that in the middle of an election. she'll hem and haw and tell everybody she is okay but inside she is panicked. kennedy: at what point does this start influencing the election? there is a judge some says something mischievous is afoot. >> hillary is in trouble and i lay it out in my book. kennedy: i have to wonder, at some point people are out there voting. i know it seemed like it started to hurt her in new hampshire. she didn't have a massive win in nevada after a 25-point lead in december. but at some point, do you think she'll be indicted? sandra: i'll lean on judge napolitano. he believes the recommendation will come. but where it goes from there is the big question. it does feel like it's inevitable. you see this with her supporters. it is hurting her. people are worried about it. whether she is or not. and it's not going away. and it doesn't feel good for her right now. >> will this bear more fru

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we have to beat hillary clinton in november. and hopefully -- >> that will happen. because the republicans will come together. >> thanks to all three of you. and of course, collegial camaraderie here on our set. >> we're glad to have you in iowa. >> it is wonderful to be in eye and to to be part of this. thanks to all three of you, our special coverage from des moines on the eve of the iowa caucuses continues, bernie sanders and hillary clinton locked in a tie. could martin o'malley be the king-make centre plus donald trump's last-minute pitch to voters in sioux city and my guests tonight, donald trump junior and his brother, eric, they'll talk to me on life with their famous father. >>> the worst thing for us when we're doing something with him if there's a moment of down time, that's what we're worried about. that's what he's what am i doing here? why am i not working? we're live in des moines. in the final hours before the iowa caucus vote. we're watching slefrl live events across the state of iowa where i am this hour. hillary clinton rallying support in sioux c

. >> i think that secretary clinton was candid and open and it is a dialogue hopefully with all of the candidates. >> reporter: interesting, remember right after his victory in new hampshire, bernie sanders went to new york himself to have breakfast with alsharpton. clinton didn't just meet with sharpton. it is interesting because sanders in south carolina today reaching out to the african-american vote and trying to twist and turn a bit of his wall street message and tailor it to an african-american audience. >> the african-american community is suffering even more. [applause] >> and when we talk about what is going on in this country and the fact that virtually the entire nation suffered terribly as a result of the greed and recklessness and illegal behavior of wall street which drove the economy in a terrible recession, the african-american community suffered more and recoveried in a much less significant way. >> reporter: interesting, both clinton and sanders will come back here ahead of saturday's caucus and hillary clinton on saturday night will be heading to houston, texas. they

hopefully they can come to some synergy, you know where principle and beating hillary clinton, in their minds can come together clinton wants to avoid a repeat of 2008 -- an iowa loss to then- senator barack obama. presidential candidate we learned a lot of lessons. we have applied those lessons. we've got a great team working literally around the clock. she's banking on her ground operation, and solid blocs like older voters -- to win a race with bernie sanders that tightened with a wide lead in new hampshire polls, sanders' campaign says a loss in iowa, would not be the end. hopefully we will find a way to get across the finish line ahead of her but if we don't -- we go to new hampshire next week. on both sides - battles that are months old, but the contest really only beginning here tonight. the caucuses come just 20 days before the republicans face off in south carolina. and 27 days before the democrats do. will whitson takes a look at the keys to victory. the big word for tonight is turnout. caucus turnout will play a key role for both republicans and democrats- but that doesn't ne

. >> hopefully they can come to some synergy were principal and beating hillary clinton in their minds can come together, i mean, it's practicality versus principle. >> reporter: clinton wants to avoid a repeat 2008. senator barack obama. >> we apply those lessons, we've got a great team working literally around the clock. >> reporter: she is thinking on her ground operation and solid blocks like over voters to win away with bernie sanders the time dramatically with my sleeve in new hampshire polls, sanders campaign says of loss and i wouldn't would not be the end. get across the finish line. that if we don't go to new hampshire. >> reporter: on both sides, battles that are months old with the contest will only begin here tonight. in des moines, iowa, i'm karen capel. >>> still ahead at 4:30, we talk with political expert david mclennan with what the outcome of tonight's votes an forboth candidates. >>> one concern iowans are watching, a blizzard in the forecast. if voters decide not to come out it really could change that outcome. mike is here to talk about the timing of all of that.

clinton has been sanders. he's from vermont, and his left of center message is wildly popular. >> he'll hopefully make changes to help out those of us in the middle. >> reporter: even a lot of clinton supporters say she's probably lost new hampshire. do you think she can close the gap? >> i think so. maybe not here in new hampshire, but overall in the whole country. >> reporter: on the republican side, donald trump is the front runner, but polling predicted he'd win iowa last week, and he didn't. >> right from the beginning, i've been the highest in the polls. but the polls don't mean anything if we don't get up, don't get out, don't vote. >> reporter: marco rubio performance saturday night said the media's made too much of his misstep. >> voters in new hampshire are serious about that, understand what's at stake, it's not a theater, it's a feature of america. >> reporter: yet many voters are troubled by rubio. >> he's missed a lot of votes in the senate, and that swayed me away from him. >> reporter: do you think he's ready to be president? >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: christie has hammered rubio this

jeff kaufmann, republican party of iowa chairman hopefully they can come to some synergy, you beating hillary clinton, in their a tough decision. it )s practicality versus principle.clinton wants to avoid a repeat of 2008 -- hillary clinton, d presidential candidate we learned a lot of lessons. we have applied those lessons. we )ve got a great team working literally around the clock.she s banking on her ground operation, and solid blocs like older voters -- to win a race with bernie sanders that tightened dramatically. with a wide lead in new hampshire polls, sanders ) campaign says a loss in iowa, would not be the end. tad devine, sanders campaign senior media adviser hopefully we will find a way to get across the finish line ahead of her but if we don )t -- we go new hampshire next week.on both sides - battles that are months old, but the contest really only beginning here tonight. on the military watch -- iranian generals now have new awards after detaining ten american sailors last month. in january -- ten u-s sailors drifted into iranian waters -- because of mechanical problems. the sailors were

clinton was insulting new hampshire voters. >> i think that that argument, that the doing well hopefully here in new hampshire is because we're from a neighboring state is not totally true. >> reporter: also attacking her for make big money in the past from paid speeches, wall street banks and colleges. >> earning $200,000 plus, i've got a real problem with that. >> reporter: pressure is on sanders. if he doesn't do well here, the road gets tougher for him in nevada, south carolina, and beyond to super tuesday with more minorities, many backing clinton. and tonight bill clinton is campaigning in south carolina for his wife as sanders has just become a tougher challenger, he got secret service protection for the first time today and dozens of clinton aides have driven here from brooklyn now to be here for this campaign and she is now delaying a planned fund-raising trip to boston. she will stay here in new hampshire now through the primary. lester? >> andrea mitchell with the debate stage behind her and a reminder, chuck todd and rachel maddow will democratic debate on msnbc tomorrow night live from the university of new hamps

clinton group or sanders group. . it's going to end when the conversation is done, and so hopefully sometime tomorrow evening. not too late hopefully, we're going to find out who we've selected. if you want to find out where your location is, head over to mynews4 toyota. put in your address. it will tell you exactly where you need to go tomorrow. officials at the democratic headquarters, they say there's a few things you need to know going into the caucus. >> we're encouraging people to be there at their caucus location no later than 11:00. the caucus will be called to order at 11:30, and everybody has to be either in line or inside the caucus room by noon. if you're not at least in line by noon, you're not going to be able to caucus. >> reporter: now, officials have been holding trainings over here at their headquarters on terminal way. they're going to continue to do so through this afternoon. i don't have you want to come on down, make sure you a little inside look how tomorrow is going to work. reporting live i'm alex knito. >> thank you for that. >>> on the heels of a security decision to put a halt on p

hopefully southbound lanes will be reopened shortly. englewood cliffs, 9w closed between palisade and clinton avenues. that's because of downed wires. that takes a while to clean up. you can head to the palisades parkway. that's moving just fine right now. 22, two closures. another one westbound out by king george road. this one is quite a stretch as well. you want to take local streets to get around it. if you want to head to 78, that's a fine option as well. that might be far for some people. no accidents to report on just yet. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect today. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> it's 4:48. tonight the republican presidential candidates will have one last debate before next tuesday's super tuesday vote. polls show donald trump doing well in all but one of his that's ted cruz's home state of texas. he picked up the support of greg abbott. he says he's not threatened by trump's growing strength. >> he's one two of the first three states and i've won one. >> i didn't do this to tear up other republicans. >> he said that yesterday on the "today" show. last night he shifted strategy. h

clinton was insulting new hampshire voters. >> i think that that argument, that the only reason that we're doing well hopefully here in new hampshire is because we're from a neighboring state is not totally true. >> reporter: also attacking her for make big money in the past from paid speeches, wall street banks and colleges. >> earning $200,000 plus, i've got a real problem with that. >> reporter: pressure is on sanders. if he doesn't do well here, the road gets tougher for him in nevada, south carolina, and beyond to super tuesday with more minorities, many backing clinton. and tonight bill clinton is campaigning in south carolina for has just become a tougher challenger, he got secret service protection for the first time today and dozens of clinton aides have driven here from brooklyn now to be here for this campaign and she is now delaying a planned fund-raising trip to boston. she will stay here in new hampshire now through the primary. lester? >> andrea mitchell with the debate stage behind her and a reminder, chuck todd and rachel maddow will moderate the democratic debate on msnbc tomorrow night live from the university of

hopefully won't have to wait to find out. >> bernie sanders is expected to bin -- win the primary, but hillary clinton won in 2008 and she is looking to do so again tonight. you can watch returns as they come in on the politics section of our wusa 9 app. >>> as you know, today's snow didn't amount to much in our area. back black ice could be a problem on the roads tomorrow morning. topper shutt, tracking the falling temps. >> i want to emphasize, we don't want a flash freeze tonight. if it looks wet, it is more likelying likely going to be frozen black ice. snow showers to the north of us. snow showers to the south of us. i don't think we're quite done with the snow showers just yet. in fact, we'll show you future cast. 10:00, temperatures below freezing in most spots. these numbers are high. 32 in manassas. 31 in fairfax. and 31 also in silver spring. to put this back into motion. look what happens at 2:00 a.m., a line of snow showers tries to develop again. into manassas, south of i-66. ask that is going to roll into maryland. if that happens, we may have to extend our weather yellow alert. 31 in andrews. that could actua

clinton. so there's a procedure in place already to hopefully deal with this kind of conflict and i have confidence that the attorney general will do the right thing in this case. >> but they don't, the attorney general doesn't have to act, right. but the fbi can give recommendations but then it's up to the attorney general, right. >> absolutely. the fbi investigates and based upon the information fbi then the prosecutors make the decision as to whether or not to bring charges and go to court. >> great to see you. be well. >> good to be with you. >> time now for my take. don't think for a minute if there was a republican leaned up president in the office now we wouldn't be hearing the same thing from the left we're now hearing from the right. how dare a president in his last year pick a justice he wants? fox news alert. every president tries to pick candidates with whom their idea logically aligned. what i find far more interesting is somehow those picks end up being not what they will be. chef justice roberts. then senator barack obama voted against roberts and yet in an ironic twist roberts not o

clinton event. senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is hopefully there. jeff, are you, in fact, there? >> reporter: i am indeed here, and thankfully i'm inside, and thankfully this rally is inside because it is snowing outside, like we saw from our colleague's report a second ago. you see all the people behind me here. a few hundred people or so have gathered to see the clintons. and a lot of these people are volunteers, campaign activists who will be trying to get out the vote later today and tomorrow, of course, in new hampshire. >> and what about the statement was bill clinton? raised eyebrows. up until this weekend, he won't even mention bernie sanders by name. now all of a sudden he's talking about sanders, the sanders campaign misrepresenting endorsements, talking about bernie sanders, you know, his health care plan, attacking it directly. he's even saying that bernie sanders supporters are out and out sexist. >> reporter: no doubt. this is something that bill clinton is watching carefully. he's reading a lot, he's studying a lot about this campaign. that's why we saw him yesterd

. >>> plus, hillary clinton heading south and looking for a boost and hopefully a win. it's long been called her southern firewall but could it now be at risk? >>> and a reminder, moments from now, jeb bush and ted cruz holding their first rally since the big night in new hampshire. we're going to take you live to south carolina. the next big battle in the fight for the gop nomination. ♪ ♪ those who define sophistication stand out. those who dare to redefine it stand apart. the all-new lexus rx and rx hybrid. never has luxury been this expressive. this is the pursuit of perfection. i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in! need a family plan with unlimited data? other carriers either don't offer it, or it's too expensive! not us! introducing the best data plan ever! get three lines of unlimited 4g lte data for just fifty bucks each, and get a fourth li

getting the one-on-one conversation with working families to come behind hillary clinton so we're really excited and we hopefully. >> tell me, we're explaining the caucus system, how does the international, the seiu here locally, how do you decide how to pick a candidate? how's it done? >> we have a very robust pro tess in seiu and we started early last year by putting out the platforms for the working families and saying what is the platform for working platforms in the united states. and we had a large worker convention that weighed in on that. we did polling and surveying and we did teleconference town halls and over 80,000 people participated. >> was it a spanish and english? >> yes. our executive board which is all rank and file voted in favor for hillary clinton for the endorsement and we passed that up to our president and it's really been really rank and file driven in the sense of getting that endorsement for hillary clinton. >> are there many members of the seiu for bernie? >> we respect the opinion of all of our members but 70%ve our members across the country 2 million strong are supporting hillary c

hopefully, if they get away with or bernieary clinton sanders will be the new president.emocrats are waking up. they have to get out to the polls. is the hill newspaper. senator roberts, a republican from kansas, has endorsed marco rubio for president. that is the eighth senator to endorse their fellow center. is going too, jim endorse hillary clinton in south carolina. robert, frostburg, maryland. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to commend you and steve, both of you people have tremendous respect for the callers that call in. there is no way we can tell what your political affiliation is. you do it with respect to your callers. you respect what they say and you do not cut them off until .hey get their personal grouse i am a vietnam veteran. i am fairly disturbed about the direction our country is going. history,ire in whatever the privileged class got control of the empires, he took those empires at their time, had the best armies in the world. when those empires imposed a care system on their subordinates, every single one of them failed. this country is buil

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hopefully the afternoon is better but ines is here with the road conditions. >> two officers killed in the box. the officers are hospitalized in a man killed himself.hillary clinton and bernie sanders when at last night in a democratic debate . it's the last one since new hampshire. you will hear what they have to say to each other. >> good morning. we are all in red. >> i know he is going to give me a lot of five . michael, how much snow will we get ? before it depends on where you are . two 4 inches? >> it's turning over to snow as we speak. it's almost everywhere through the tri-state. there is either a winter weather advisory you will go over to the neighborhood of 6 inches plus of snowfall. here's what we have with the expected snowfall forecast. things are changing this morning at two 4 inches. is heading to the east and to the four 8 inch range. it may go down on the south and it mixes in with some rain. even in the higher elevations the north and west, you will see up to a coating on inch of snow. but happening now , with the freezing line, this is why we don't have it is all snow right now.in the higher elevations upper levels it's all snow but is changi

clinton parts, there's bernie sanders parts. the white parts are still undecided. we don't have numbers yet for polk county. we're watching that very closely. we hope to get those numbers soon. hopefullyl be able to find out who is the winner in this very, very close race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders in the iowa caucuses. a week from today the new hampshire primary takes place. randi kaye is joining us from manchester, new hampshire right now. randi, you've got a focus group there of new hampshire voters of democrats and republicans who've been watching all of this very closely. >> reporter: absolutely, wolf. a lot to see and a lot to watch here in manchester, new hampshire as everything was happening in iowa. and the important thing about this focus group, wolf, is that they're all undecided. we have about 60 folks here gathered here in manchester and they all had one of these in their hands. it's the microsoft pulse app on the phone. and what they were able to do as the speeches were happening and the caucus results were coming in, they would hit on this phone strongly agree for the big thumbs up and they would hit the button with the thumbs down if they strongly disag