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kasich is hoping this is an infrom ducks to the restf the country. he spent almost all of his time campaigning in new hampshire. he was here a handful o times, and many times he came to western iowa, but he dedicated a lot of his campaign time to new hampshire. he's not well-known in south carolina. his first event in south carolina they had 70 rsvps and they had 500 people show up. so that is the kind of bump you get out of winng a contest. >> and the story in south carolina will l be a different one, a much different make up than either iowa or new hampshire. >> exactly. and that is what the clinton campaign is counting on. the margin of victory for both sanders and trump was significant in new hampshire, and it certainly is giving the sanders s people he that he can build on the momentum that his campaign is feeling. in one day theyaised the clinton campaign has never raised $6 million in a single day. so people who are e-mail corrpondents with the clinton campaign are, you know, being barraged by e-mail asking for donations. the clinton campaign

presidential candidates as well as the democratic presidential candidates, we've seen a lot of of them infrom both the sense that they want law enforcement to have some type of to that data, whether it's when they're served with a court order or whether they're to buy a bill. from seen a lot of that the republican side. and on the democratic side, we've seen talk of, well, we them on ark with voluntary basis. we don't want to mandate a here but weck door want to work with them. hopefully they can give us data voluntarily. the view from congress on this? >> well, i think one of the interesting things about the of howion debate is kind global the perspective is, because a lot of members will say we mandates, that apple give us access to currently which are encrypted. what if the terrorist groups can then just move to a russian based company, where there is no back door? of -- we'rest kind whack-a-mo at that point. we're just kind of beginning these conversations in earnest. i think this is the kind of thing -- it's not even like the administration has a cohesive this.ctive on this is definitely

able to reach the teen audience we really have to understand where they are coming from:15 using infromation from teens, and medical professionals, england-will's team from eastern virginia medical school will develop outreach campaigns to turn the tide on this trend. its just a matter of finding what resonates.. kurt nats -- bringit down and end with singing 26:36 i just don't think its cool :38 stephanie harris toys if you are a teen who wants to participate in the study or the parent of a teen that wants to be involved you can send an email to dr. england wills. we put the email address with this story on wavy-dot com. school board heard a proposal that would effectively ban e- cigarettes from school property-- and extracurricular activities. the amendment would go into effect july first, if the board passes it when it votes next month. deputies did not expect to have to use their parenting skills on the job this week -- but they did. see the here in the city, parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on ca

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laughter] secretary- the deputy of the homeland department, susan spalding, who is cyberand tary for infrom structure and a former team harman on capitol ill and the current tsa administrator and former senior coast guard official. johnson's retary jay third tour at the wilson center. it's like a rock band. getting him a of smithsonian badge. and it means great deal to me has made his t tate of homeland security address, a wilson center tradition. when i saw him a few nights ago for ntioned that his draft this year's speech had hit 6,600 words. up from 4,000 last year, so we'll be passing around pillows blankets, settle in, folks. as some of you know i was one of godmothers of the department of homeland security so let me before jay insights begins. as many of you know, dhs, i you know the painful history, dhs was kobld 22 ther in 2002 out of agencies. just about every cabinet department kicked in a bureau of two, whether it was dod, doe, justice treasury, or even agriculture. and that department had to report, still does, to a whole congressional oversight committees, in one of the most om

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. >> that driver, 25-year-old marlon van cute infrom brooklyn ran down here, ended up in the parking lot of this building. it was here he was arrested and tonight he's at the bergen county jail. his bond set at $50,000. reporting from paramus, ray villeda, "news 4 new york." >>> investigators are still trying to find out what sparked a fire that destroyed a new jersey deli. that was where ray was yesterday morning. firefighters say the flames erupted in this kitchen area at prime foods on anderson avenue in cliffside park. the smoke could be seen from the west side highway. the flames eventually caused the roof of the building to cave in. fortunately, no one was hurt. dozen people homeless after a destructive fire in bayonne. flames went through a three-story house on avenue e and quickly spread to a house next door. it broke out after 10:30 yesterday morning and burned for hours. a passerby warned them the building was on fire. they grabbed what they could and rushed outside. >> everybody started screaming and house is on fire. we ran out of the house. >> how bad was this fire? >> i

more than - well, 1.4 million square feet were allocated not part of alexandra district those go infromreat 2000 in the county date and in 2008, the police station adopted a rule and regulation to help implement prop m and the cladding it is quite clear the rules and regulations they shall have authority to adopt the rules and regulations that may deem determine are appropriate to carry out the provisions of this section in section 322 and 323 all the office allocation provisions i note we have great respect for prop m but prop m didn't create the office alleviation precisions that was create as part of downtown plan that was a limited provision and prop m added to it further the language wi about rules and regulations predates prop m i'm comfortable with the action the session to allocate this for review some issues were raised tlaerp laboratory space want to encourage those spaces that was noted at the time and prior introdu prior to the alexandra district the answ were looking those as completely as office and note that large amounts of the buildings are laboratory so over allocating