pleaded guilty to reckless driving and drunken driving this morning - his passenger 30-year- old john cook died after a crash in holy cross nearly a year ago... investigators determined engling was drunk during the carsh. he'll be sentenced in april. decision 2016. policiticans are making a final push for votes ahead of tomorrow's new hampshire primary. if it will fall in line with how iowa sided - because a lot of new hampshire voters still haven't decided who they'll vote for. steve handelsman has the story from new hampshire. it's not a classic push get out the vote. volunteers are still trying to win support for candidates ... from new a year" she's for jeb bush but many others remain undecided nbc's mark murray says voters here also waited in 2012 sot: mark murray, nbc news senior political editor :21-:33 "half of them, according to the last election, ended up not deciding until they very last few days, what about the last day? almost 20 percent made up their minds on that very last day" with donald trump far ahead in gop polling here presidential candidate) :36-:40 "get out tomorrow

the crash killed 30 year old john cook. engling's sentencing hearing is set for april fourth. remember when you see news, call newsline nine at 319-365-9999. you can also send pictures and videos to newsroom at kcrg dot com. starting this fall, about one thousand students at nine iowa city elementary schools will lose their free bussing to school. the school board decided in january to cut discretionary bus service to save about 400-thousand dollars annually. the district will use that money for classroom- related expenses, like reducing class sizes. parents say they are concerned about how safe walking routes will be. linn county is paying thousands of dollars each year to store old, mostly unused, court files. and it doesn't look like there's an end in sight. kcrg t-v nine's forrest saunders joins us now with a preview of his special report that he'll have tonight at ten. forrest, why does the county need to pay for there's just not enough room at the courthouse. officials estimate linn county generates about 40-thousand court files each year. they've all started piling up.

the crash killed 30 year old john cook. the cedar rapids civil rights commission is working toward building a more inclusive and diverse city. this morning, the commission is teaming up with eastern iowa mediation services to provide free training to the public. kcrg-tv 9's brea joins us at the desk this morning. brea, what does whis mediation training include? chris, nicole it's a way to provide communication in a hostile situation. for example, if two individuals were to suounding work, this would be a good opportunity for another person t tstep in and de-escalate a situation. this is apart of the commissions quarterly outreach plan. it's goal is to create more op@ortunities for housing, the work place, and the general community. trainings are geared toward housing providers and h-r professionals. but the commission asks anyone who comes across conflict to take the free courses. the purpose of mediation training is to make sure the situation can b bresolved before it becomes a civil rights complaint. 20:47 "you figure out

authorities say he lost control of his car and flipped it in holy cross last year his passenger -- john cook -- died. engling will be sentenced in april. three people are recovering this morning after a crash in cedar falls. it happened on university avenue yesterday. five cars were involved and three people were sent to the hopsital with minor injuries. rescue crews say blowing snow could've been a factor. one person was hurt in this crash off highway 20 in dubuque. police say the driver of this semi -- was going too fast getting off 20 onto the bryant street ramp. brakes were acting up. a highway 20 intersection in dubuque county could be made safer. the d-o-t plans to improve the area along 20 and swiss valley road. that area has seen many crashes over the years. people living in the area say drivers don't slow down along the curve. "really haven't gotten too much input, some favorable some objections. it's both ways...it affects everybody, one way or another." the first phase of the project is set to start in 20-19 and will take about a year to finish. it could cost 26 million dollars. f

get this bill introduced into the state of coloradd >> representative rhonda fields and senator john cook are sponsoring a bill to do away with the statute of limitations on felony sexual assault here in collrado. both alleged victims and their attorney loria allred are testifying in favor of that proposal, but a criminal defense attorney is speaking out against it. she says that prosecutors will wait until the most powerful defense attorneys pass away before filing charges in connection with cases like this. she says there's always that danger. that case still being heard right now in the hous judiciary committee. at the state capitol lance hernandez, denver7. >> thank you, lance. >>> house lawmakers are 3 listening to testimony today on a bill that would require police agencies to videotape interrogations in certain felony cases. thissbill is one of five out there designed to increase public confidence in police. others would ban chokeholds except in life threatening circumstances and ban racial profiling by police. >>> sad developments to report who was shot earlier this week. deputy d

driving.engling lost control of his vehicle on april 5th in holy cross.his passenger, 30-year-old john cook, died in the crash. engling will be sentenced in april and prosecutors want the prison sentence. a fire investigation is now a death investigation. investigation.firefighters were called to a home sunday on north 12th street in fairfield.after entering the home, firefighters found the body of 56-year-old richard hendershot.the cause of hendershot's death, as well as the cause of the fire, has not been determined. right now at the capitol... capitol...a bill to de-rail governor branstad's plan to privatize iowa's medicaid system is moving through the state senate. senate.the democrat-backed bill is expected to come up for debate on thursday.the effect next month.governor branstad says it will save the state tens of millions of dollars.critics question that figure, and say many patients will lose access to their preferred doctors.the bill to block the plan is a symbolic move, as republican leaders in the hohoe have vowed to kill l the measure. one critic of the governor's plan is previo

the crash killed 30 year old john cook. the cedar rapids civil rights commission is working toward building a more inclusive this morning, the commission is teaming up with eastern iowa mediation services to provide free training to the public. kcrg-tv 9's brea joins us at the desk this morning. brea, what does this mediation training include? chris, nicole it's a way to provide communication in a hostile situation. for example, if two individuals were to disagree on a situation surrounding work, this would be a good opportunity for another person to step in and de-escalate a situation. this is apart of the commissions quarterly outreach plan. it's goal is to create more opportunities for housing, the work place, and the general community. trainings are geared toward housing providers and h-r professionals. but the commission asks anyone who comes across conflict to take the free courses. the purpose of mediation training is to make sure the situation can be resolved before it becomes a civil rights complaint. 20:47 "you fi

. >> john: sandra cook and a still unidentified man in the home were found dead at chap chaparral. dana jay is live at the school with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning. the principal here at rockledge high said that sandra cook was one of the best people to walk the halls here. and based on a conversation we had, it'll be another tough day here. just 54 years old. a long time employee. she's been here since 2013 teaching math and leading the gifted program here at rhs. we spoke to a student who told us that cook touched a lot of people here. and the news, as you would shocking. >> she was a great teacherer. first and made sher they were okay and they were in a great environment to learn. >> reporter: so cook and her -- estranged husband were found dead. the husband's name, rickey cook. no one else, according to police, has been believed to have been involved in their deaths. grief counselors will be on hand today at the school. the school district is encouraging parents to let them know. let the school know if they think their children need to be with a counselor today. r

the crash killed 30 year old john cook. commission is working toward building a more and diverse city. this morning, the commission is teaming up with eastern iowa mediation services to provide free training to the public. kcrg-tv 9's brea joins us at the desk this morning. brea, what does this mediation training include?e? chris, nicole it's a way to provide communication in a hostile situation. for example, if two individuals were to disagree on a situation surrounding work, this would be a good opportunity for another person t tstep in and de-escalate a situation. this is apart of the commissions quarterly outreach plan. it's goal is to create more work place, and the are geared commission asks anyone who comes across conflict to take the free courses.he purpose of mediation training is to make sure the situation can be resolved before it becomes a civil rights complaint. 20:47 "you figure out the best way to use your tools to help manage those and if it doesn't work resource." an instructor from eastern iowa meditation

authorities say he lost control of his car and flipped it in holy cross last year his passenger -- john cook -- died. engling will be sentenced in april. three people are recovering this morning after a crash in cedar falls. it happened on university avenue yesterday. five cars were involved and three people were sent to the hopsital with minor injuries. rescue crews say blowing g ow could've been a factor. one person was hurt in this crash off highway 20 in dubuque. police say the driver of this semi -- was going too fast getting off 20 onto the bryant street ramp. the driver told police, his brakes were acting up. a highway 20 intersection in dubuque county could be made safer. the d-o-t plans to improve the area along 20 and swiss valley road. thattarea has seen many crashes over the years. people living in the area say drivers don't slow down along "really haven't gotten too much input, some favorable some objections. it's both ways...it affects everybody, one way or another." the first phase of the project is set to start in 20-19 and will take year to finish. it could cost 26 million d

. >> john cook spent all day on the road. >> i think it will be worse if temperatures drop. not too bad around here. although the snow has been, snowing since i got in. but it doesn't seem to be accumulating too bad on the street as of yet. just on cars and in the parking lot a little bit. but the roads aren't too bad. >> roger toro wipes snow from his windshield after working his shift at clarksburg. >> it was actually pretty busy. i thought the snow would slow it down, but it didn't. >> today's snow caused montgomery county schools to open two hours late that created a hardship on some families. >> i almost slipped on the way to the bus stop. and mom had to go to work. so she'll have to stay longer because of the weather so it's pretty bad. >> by the time clarksburg high school let out at 2:30 this afternoon, some parents were frustrated. >> i think it was ridiculous. they should have canceled school today because there was way too much problems with traffic and you know, still snowing out right now. >> the northern part of montgomery county got more snow than areas to the

brevard county, hundreds of students and staff at rockledge high school came out to remember sandra cook. >> john: people who knew her said she was just an incredible person. dozens of students and staff shared personal stories about cook. >> i could literally go to her with anything. ask her anything. she was a teacher that was more than a teacher. and also a coach to most of the students. >> john: the 54-year-old teacher was a finalist for the brevard county teacher of the year. the school has been offering grief counselors to help the students and staff. >> amy: gathering at the school board meeting to push for a pay raise tonight. the teachers said they want a real solution, to get compensation for the agreeing demand they -- growing demand. they said it's a struggle to live on what they're making considering how much work they're doing been they recently got a 2.4% pay increase but said it's not enough. the district said they'll do whatever they can to try to resolve the issue, and it's scheduled for 5:00 p.m. >> john: targeting the i.r.s. >> amy: what you need to know to >> john: in case yo

tonight -- john oliver, cooking cheeseburgers with chef april bloomfield, featuring the 8g band with jaleel bunton. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. let's get to the news. the new hampshire primary was today and in dixville notch, the first town to complete voting, republican candidate john kasich won, beating donald trump by just one vote. honestly, i'm kinda surprised trump didn't win in a place called dixville. [ laughter and applause ] jeb bush was caught on video

john, tim cook did an interview today with abc news.the interview he said the request about the fbi would set a precedent that is bad for america and his words could expose people to incredible vulnerabilities, saying they're asking him to create software that would make everybody's phone vulnerable. >> this is the kind of talk that's confusing the issue here. we've got it yget to the baselie issue. it's not about a back door, it's about a front door when the government comes in with a legal search warrant. under ios 7, apple announced it provides security and privacy for apple's users but allows apple to comply with legal search warrants in cases involving robbery, kidnapping. what changed between the time that apple held a key of its own that could open a phone for legal process and when they came out with ios 8 at which point apple announced and, quote, apple will not perform ios data extractions in response to government search warrants. behind every phone where we request a search warrant, there as a crime. behind every crime there

john: in 2006, comedian dane cooke was accused of stealing jokes from comedian louis c.k.he invited him on the show to joke about it. >> 2006 was the greatest year of my entire life. i had a double platinum comedy album. first one it exist. i enjoyed it maybe, louie for two months, two months before it started to suck. everything i read about me is how i stole jokes from you, which i didn't. >> i kind of think you did. john: so louis c.k. has him on his own show? >> yeah, now louis c.k. is a gentleman, and always been above the fray in these things. a lot of people did gang up on dane cooke on that one, and louis handled it like a sportsman. he didn't antagonize it. didn't fan the flames. when he had dane cooke on the show, that was brilliant on both sides. >> comedians lose work because they're accused of stealing jokes. joe rogan interrupted a routine by mensia and accused mensia of stealing jokes from many other comedians. >> someone steals that from his arm [ bleep ]. >> i didn't say you steal it, but i don't! >> he found it tougher to get work after that? >> that pret

john: apple c.e.o. tim cook san bernardino shooter's phones. are drying out this morning. the spring heat coming our way. how long until the next rain chances arrive. good morning, carolina, welcome on wednesday february 17, 40 degrees and 4:30. i'm barbara gibbs. john: i'm john clark. thank you for joining us. before the sun we have a few spotty showers left to talk about. meteorologist don schwenneker is in first alert storm center tracking that. don: good morning to you. we have a couple of showers working through right now. a look afirst alert doppler xp and most of this rain light to moderate. nothing like yesterday. most of it in the northern part of the viewing area. we will throw this into motion and you see it tracking east-northeast. down in sanford you have a few showers and wake county and you see heavier rain in northern orange county into person county and toward henderson. that is sliding east. we will see the showers this morning but this afternoon more sunshine.

cook off. excited to have john with us. on the board and the chilly cook off co-chair. that is a big title. this is a big event. >> the second largest fundraising event for the young professionals wing of the board. this is our second largest fundraiser. >> it is going on this saturday at music farm. you invite all organizations to make their best chilly. everyone thinks they make a best chilly. i think everyone coz make a good chilly. we have 25 cookers this year. local organizations, local restaurants coming in doing it. open bar with beer and wine and the stepping stones will be playing. >> awesome. >> it is a good time. you have this great community, people coming together. a good way for people to support local history, a great non-profit organization, and have fun on a saturday afternoon. >> you know, talking about supporting local history, that is one of the coolest things. columbia has such a rich history. and it takes money to keep that going. explain how they use the money to keep the beautiful old houses that we are looking at >> what we do is we sponsor something new every year.

i hope you like them hot, john this week's cleveland cooks. >> woman: it is super bowl time and you know that it is wings so we headed to cleats because they are known for their wings. i have alex with me and what kind of wings, you have special sauce?> man: we do. >> woman: you do. >> man: we have a ghost pepper sauce.e have been practicing on for a couple weeks now. >> woman: who is the poor soul that has to practice, those are really high on the acidic list. >> man: all of the cooks here. all of the cooks. it is day by day. >> woman: and i am a little nervous but i am going to try this. let's head to the kitchen. >> man: okay. >> woman: they cook on the wings, it is not just throwing it brought in the prayer what do you do here? >> man: we put it out a the fryer. >> woman: you talk about the hosting.. you have them? them out. >> woman: you said you don't season those at all. >> man: we don't decent themm at all. >> woman: down onto the very spicy sauce. scratch. we will start with three ounces of tomato juice. and we are going to use about three quarters of a whole tomato. and then we

john: apple ceo tim cook says the company will defy a magistrate ordered to hack into one of the san bernardino's shooters i found. -- iphone. example of government overreach. right now, a real-life catch me if you can unfolding in florida. a young man under arrest, accused of practicing medicine without a license. police say this 18-year-old who he is being held on $3000 bond. barbara: now to the extreme record heat and the west is headed east. tornadoes move to the south. meteorologist liz horton is in the first-other raleigh storm liz: it has been pennsylvania, went over 50 to inside and nearly off this heavily traveled bridge. expecting sunshine to close out the weather week. don schwenneker will have more on warming temperatures in the full forecast. barbara: barbara: time for the must-see video's. john: here is amber rupinta. amber: we begin with a high-speed chase -- watch as the driver speeds up and narrowly misses other drivers on the road . a few minutes later, he loses control of the suv, slamming into a utility pole. he then hits the curb. the driver tries to bail, but th

take care of those you love and cook deliciously. >> john: 20 minutes after 6:00, remind you about several closures this morning. alleghany, ashe, avery, mitchell, watauga and yancey county schools are all closed. >>> we're on your side with credit counselors to answer your questionses on variety of financial topics. >> christine: kristen miranda is in the patterson studio where the phone bank is happening live, kristen, tell us more about this. >> kristen: i have been listening in, the folks are already very very busy answering people's phone calls, 866-625-0143. take a look at our phone bank here. credit counseling solutions were here last year, got so many calls from people, record number of calls from people who just had financial questions about just about anything. you can call and ask about what to do with your tax refunds or what you should do about paying for college or what to do about medical debt, that is a huge thing. they have advice for you if they can't answer your question right away, they will find a way to get that question answered for you. so they will be here until 9:

. >> coming up t-mobile's john ledger talks tim cook and the debate over privacy versus security. what he told jim cramer. still watching the markets and all the major indicesed. and up 1.5%. we'll bring that to you later on this hour. don't go away. >>> earlier we caught up with a t-mobile ceo john ledger that gave us his thoughts on the issue. take a listen. >> i come down and he's in a really, really difficult spot. obviously what we've got is a situation where he's requested to help authorities deal with the security of the device and i, you know, we'll see where it goes. i wouldn't know how to advise him but i understand both side of the issue and i think it's ground breaking. >> if you were asked directly -- >> it's a hard one. we value security and privacy for our customers at the pair mount basis but the questions right now associated with national security and the horrific accident where 14 people were killed i don't know how to balance it. my heart goes out to both side of the issue. >> he doesn't know how to balance it. found the question that makes him sound like a reg

john: in 2006, comedian dane cooke was accused of stealing jokes from comedian louis c.k.d him on the show to joke about it. >> 2006 was the greatest year of my entire life. i had a double platinum comedy album. first one it exist. i enjoyed it maybe, louie for two months, two months before it started to suck. everything i read about me is how i stole jokes from you, which i didn't. >> i kind of think you did. john: so louis c.k. has him on his own show? >> yeah, now louis c.k. is a gentleman, and always been above the fray in these things. a lot of people did gang up on dane cooke on that one, and louis handled it like a sportsman. he didn't antagonize it. didn't fan the flames. when he had dane cooke on the show, that was brilliant on both sides. >> comedians lose work because they're accused of stealing jokes. joe rogan interrupted a routine by mensia and accused mensia of stealing jokes from many other comedians. >> someone steals that from his arm [ bleep ]. >> i didn't say you steal it, but i don't! >> he found it tougher to get work after that? >> that pretty much d

cooked. >> where, john avalon, do the votes go. the votes lined up for jeb bush. very close to john kasich and carson. where do the votes go? >> most logical thing is to split between kasich and rubio. there is so much bad blood between bush and his former mentor marco rubio, but a lot of overlap in philosophies before deciding to run for president. but kasich, the governors in this race were set up to succeed. traditionally we have elevated governors to the presidency because they have executive experience and all of the governors couldn't get arrested this time around despite their records. and so kasich, one would hope, if you make an argument on executive experience and electability and reaching out, kasich is the beneficiary. this is such a topsy-turvey year and because they turned on the creator. they didn't attack trump. thought he would be a curiosity who would flame out himself, clearly not the case. >> you have predicted that the evangelical vote and christian vote, if you will, broader than evangelical, would drift toward trump in the south. they did in

can cost up to $ last night chrissy's growing bump on full in a dress, she and john met fans at a signing of her new cooking. hoping for a big family, she thinks a boy will come in the future and tells people they would do ivf again if pregnancies don't happen naturally. saying quote i wish i had frozen my eggs earlier, so we would have a few more on ice. outspoken star took to twitter, writing quote, my natural blessing to god was infertility. i'm around so many open db minded people and forgot it is controversial. >> well see john and chrissy this sunday oscars. he is presenting. she will be there add together beauty and glam. and chris is prepping material for the big show. >> chris will take jabs at the diversity controversy and penn meeting with el chapo. but the big he question is, what won't be he talk about on oscar night? >> probably say something more risque at 10:30 and realize it is 8:30. >> you to address the big black elephant in the room. i spoke to man who might know chris best, his little brother, comedian tony rock. >> he is known for pushinme. >> tony is hosting that night all deaf mov

last night chrissy's growing splay in a dress, she and john met fans at a signing of her new cook book craving.big family, she thinks a boy will come along in the future and tells people they pregnancies don't happen naturally.ish i had frozen my eggs earlier, so we would have a few more on ice. e speaking out against kret iks. writing quote, my natural blessing to god was infertility. ded people, i forgot it is controversial >> we'll see john and chrissy he is presenting. she will be there adding to the beauty and glam. and chris is prepping material for the big show. >> it is a real hard hole to dig yourself out of. >> chris will take jabs at the meeting with el chapo.ked oscars with the hollywood reporter but the bigger question is, what won't he talk about on oscar night? >> probably say something more e it is 8:30. >> you have to address the big black elephant in the room. man who might know chris best, his little brother, comedian tony rock. >> he is known for pushing the envelope. >> tony is hosting that night all deaf movie awards and it is all about change. >> hoping this awar

john miller, welcome back. >> tim cook says further the government suggests this tool could be used once and only once on one phone and not true. once created the technique could be recreated over and over on a number of devices. >> you have to ask tim cook does he protect his own people. for them to develop a technique to get past the pass code lock which is the thing that makes it erase the whole phone after ten false tries, they said you can go in there and do it in your own lab. if you figure out the formula and crack open this phone to the point we can then try codes against it, tear the formula up and toss it in the fireplace and so unless he thinks one of his trusted engineers is going to run out and tell the hacking world about this secret, i think that is a false flag. >> but i think what tim cook is saying and apple is saying is that when they create that software, they then will create that back door that will allow hackers and others to not only spy on that phone, but also other government phones. >> if hackers can figure that out, they will figure it out without tim cook. wh

. >> reporter: john foreign is recovering from brain surgery and working on getting his strength back with the help of his girlfriend, january he will dell sandra who does a lot of cooking for him. >> here's to health, happiness. >> reporter: john, 63, lives in south jersey has no symptoms and was in great shape and experienced scubadivers and instructor, volunteer fire fighter and adventure and traveler. >> i was totally shock. >> about a million people living with brain tumors. >> reporter: john was watching cbs-3 in october and saw our story on a mobile mri offering free screenings in several cities. the as part of the columbia university research project, sponsored by the brain tumor foundation. >> so i strolled over and rest is history. >> reporter: follow-up testing revealed the deadly tumor that was successfully removed during a 14 hour operation, february 3rd. >> prognosis very good. >> reporter: beyond was among 343 people scanned in that mobile mri unit, problems were detect in 15, a number higher then expected. >> could my cell phone have have caused this tumor? >> reporter: doctor beyond lee who operated on john at penn tells patients there is no evidence th

last night chrissy's growing bump on full display in a dress, she and john met fans at a signing of her new cook book craving. hoping for a big family, she thinks a boy will come along in the future and tells people they would do ivf again if pregnancies don't happen naturally. saying quote i wish i had frozen my eggs earlier, so we would have a few more on ice. outspoken star took to twitte speaking out against kret iks. writing quote, my natural blessing to god was infertility. i'm around so many open-minded people, i forgot it is controversial >> we'll see john and chrissy this sunday at the oscars. he is presenting. she will be there adding to the and chris is prepping material for the big show. >> it is a real hard hole to dig yourself out of. >> chris will take jabs at the diversity controversy and penn meeting with el chapo. chris talked oscars with the hollywood reporter but the bigger question is, what won't he talk about on oscar night? >> probably say something more risque at 10:30 and realize it is 8:30. >> you have to address the big black elephant in the room. i spoke to man who mi

ceo tim cook said that his chilling and threaten the security of its customers. former attorney general johnins maria bartiromo yesterday. take a listen to this. >> we've had enough information to protect liberties of the american people. it's been supervised by the courts. we have a system of getting information when necessary for national security. there will be a way. we cannot have an american company that provides a sanctuary or secure area where terrorists can communicate and plan and carry out plans to disrupt america and destroy our freedom. >> the head of the senate intelligence committee has decided against a proposal to create penalties for those who do not comply with court orders for encrypted communications. the committee is considering its next steps. the manhattan district attorney says his office has 175 i. phones that cannot open because of encryption. jo: president obama and the first lady are paying respects to maintenance the lab. the white house sought feminist criticism of the decision not to attend the funeral senate vice president biden in this place. and a town hall

john: not a bad idea! you know, lu, whatever you want to do today, because jayme king cooked up the perfect forecast. >> amy: he did. beautiful. though there is no food involved. one leap year baby is what -- >> divide by four. yeah. >> john: and is sharing her life story with jackie orozco. here she is. >> a long time... great-great-great-grandmother says her secret to living a long life, eating right and having a strong faith. anna lee bell was born in georgia february 29th, 1908. you can say that she has seen it all. lived through world war i and world war ii, the great depression, the civil rights movement and much more. but, her family says that she always lived a simple life. >> she has kept it simple. and no stress, no aggravation. >> reporter: she's among one of 42 grandchildren, she has over 100 great grandchildren, too. lots of wisdom. knowledgeable, because she still recognizes us. i mean, when you walk into the room, she knows us by name. >> reporter: she says her grandmother never smoked or drank alcohol and has been a vegetarian more than half a century. >> she loved to garden, green thumb, sh

. >> chicken wings cooked pretty well are pretty good. john: chief's wings and firewater will be ready. >> we've ordered about 6300 pounds, we'll probably sell 6200 pounds. [laughter] john: they expect about 400 to jam in. >> we should be keep pounding wings down i guess we'd say. john: others will take out wings. >> you all need any cheese? john: and at pebble creek pizza, they will be making double the pies they do on other football sundays. >> it's just the universal food, everyone loves it. it tastes the best. i don't know, guys like pizza, girls like pizza. john: those same number crunchers say he right.. pizza is the number 1 choice with almost half of super bowl watchers eating a slice. it's football food. john: so whether your party includes pizza, wings, or something else, most agree on one thing. >> go panthers! it will be a betrayal not to be for carolina. john: and maybe know when to push the plate away. one national retailer says antacid sales goes up 20% the day after the super bowl. coincidence? maybe, maybe not. john lyon, wyff

and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] 30 rockefeller plaza in seth meyers." john oliver, from "saturday night live", cooking cheeseburgers with chef april bloomfield, g the 8g band with jaleel bunton. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers!nd applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight?pplause ] fantastic to hear. let's get to the news. the new hampshire primary was today and in dixville notch, thewn to complete voting, republican candidate john kasich

tonight -- john oliver, actress aidy bryant, cooking cheeseburgers with chef april bloomfield, featuring the 8g band with jaleel bunton. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] everybody. this is "late night." [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. let's get to the news. today and in dixville notch, the first town to complete voting, republican candidate john kasich won, beating donald trump by just one vote. honestly, i'm kinda surprised trump didn't win in a place called dixville. [ laughter and applause ] jeb bush was caught on video yesterday throwing a snowball at an nbc reporter in new hampshire. though jeb says the snowball was just meant to represent his chances of winning. [ laughter ] a new poll out shows hillary clinton with just a three point lead over bernie sanders nationally. though she's actually up by 50 points if you go by blood pressure. [ laughter and applause ] chris christie, at a campaign stop yesterday, got down on one knee to try and woo an undecided voter. and by "woo" i mean that's the sound he made when he knelt d

include a celebrity flag football game in santa clara university, a golf tournament and a chili cook-off. i am john sasaki ktvu. >>> the other day, we decided to have boots on the ground. we found a lot of great things to do. a lot of good things to eat and drink. a lot of beer. let -- let's show the here's what we found. >> what do we have here? budweiser, bud light, this kind of catches my eye. craft premium here. with a souvenir cup. i'm going to sneak in here and see if they don't notice me. looks like they have a nice apocalypse rpa, a stellar -- a stella, a belgian white. let's take a look at one of the many >>> let's bring in our expert. the chef herself. >> if i had $20, i would get the fried shrimp po-boy and the bernier's -- beignet. i don't know if they are eating or drinking more. >> on this particular day it's not even noon. >> there is a lot of morning beer. >> we had fun. we were out all day saturday. we checked out what there is today. two distinctions as we continue our coverage. what is happening behind us is free. if you go to the nfl experience at mccown -- moscone center, that'

they don't have to cook, they can call papa johns. we have tom here. we are talking a lot of pizza here. >> we are. nationally we are projected to sell over a million pizzas this super bowl sunday. >> bill: wow. i know beth wants know which is the best seller specialty pizzas the works the most popular followed by our meats pizza. >> bill: one pie is missing from the last hour. we'll have to check with beth about that. tell me, this is huge. is this biggest day of the year for you guys? >> it is far and away our biggest day of the year. this year we are kicking off coins to around the game this year we are -- had the coin toss around the game. anybody who has a problem with their pizza we'll stand behind it as we always do we are making it more of a national promotion. if they have a problem with their pizza, we'll replace it. >> bill: you don't make mistakes, good stuff. well? >> yeah we have a full menu of chicken weeks, we have our cookie desserts the cleveland brownie, we can put the whole package together for you. >> bill: delicious. it is the rea