carol: wyff news 4's john lyon says, amanda mitchell is spearheading the effort to prevent flood-related deaths, >> these are the swiss tech tools. john: amanda mitchell looks over a box of automobile emergency tools, a 3-inch gadget that helps passengers get out of cars sinking in water. >> it's a spring-loaded glass break tool, also a seat belt cutter. it's got an alarm on it, and, like, an s.o.s. flasher. john: mitchell's sister, alex holmes, was killed in october, when flood waters swept her car off the road. >> she was always smiling, she was always happy. at thanksgiving, christmas, she's the sister everybody looked forward to seeing, because she just lit up the room. john: the family started a go foundation, and the purchase of 600 swiss tech tools. >> we're doing it for free, because we are not trying to make money. we're doing it in alex's honor. john: amanda is convinced that if her sister alex had one of these $20 tools and used it, she would have gotten out safely. >> this tool, like i said, we tested them out, and it was very easy to use, and it shattered the glass. so yes,

mayor john mitchell spoke with newscenter 5 right as the wind up. like i mentioned earlier, a ground. until 3:00, 4:00 -- until 3:30, 4:30. so far no major reports of issues. a lot of cities in massachusetts, they learned from their mistakes last winter. they rolled out some new equipment this year and we are looking for to the first real test today. >> some better technology, some scanners on the vehicle to roadway. salt that gets put down. >> the mayor was down for the mayor' s conference. he got a firsthand look at what a nightmare of gridlock, cars just being abandoned on the road. fortunately he did make it back in anticipation of this storm before all the cancellations keeping an eye on conditions in new bedford. >> a very serious toll on coastal new jersey, flooding areas like atlantic city, some of the worst flooding since superstorm sandy. looking at. check out what is going on right now. mere 75 miles per hour in some locations. much less wind as we look north shore. really down toward the cape and the islands. this wind is going to be cru

that was enough for some people to say "forget it, let's head down to baker." 11:39:09 john mitchell, las vegas "we decided to come to california, it's another 35-40 minute drive. it was a one- hour wait here so it was worth it." run 6 we decided to do some quick math to figure out how to optimize your time to buy primm's about 45 minutes from las vegas and then you'd have a three hour wait. if you drive another half hour to baker..the line's an hour...plus the half hour back to primm. we figure you're saving yourself about an hour or so by driving to baker. some people in line at primm knew it would take more time there...but decided to stick it out anyway. they had a reason for that. i'll have what that reason was in about a half hour. rikki? thanks david. up next, some heart-stopping images coming out of houston. two window washers found themselves stuck on a ... dangling dozens of stories in the air. we'll show you the dramatic rescue next. plus, a surprising revelation in court during the bond hearing for the mother of the so- called affluenza teen. what tonya couch's other son i

11:39:09 john mitchell, las vegas "we decided to come to california. it's another 30-45 minute drive and it was an hour wait here so it was worth it." butted with) 11:39:31 "i'm going to make it home in time for dinner. high pressure still has hold of the southern nevada area today. with some high level clouds, mainly sunny skies will be common. high temperatures hold between 53 and 57 for most of the area and winds will be rather mild due to an approaching cold front and low pressure from the west. temperatures will climb into the upper 50s by thursday and heavy cloud cover is expected. the front should pass over head thursday into friday with rain chances on the fence for now. we will keep to breezy conditions into the weekend along with partly cloudy skies and high temperatures in the mid and another shot for showers falls around sunday morning into the afternoon but depending on how we restructure our mid and skies may be all we get. its a video that's been all over social media... showing a man who's car is completely frozen... just covered in ice

no way." 11:39:09 john mitchell, las vegas "we decided to come to california. it's another 30-45 minute drive and it was an hour wait here so it was worth it." worth a shot.. a chance...worth hope. not worth missing a meal. 11:39:31 "i'm going to make it home in time for dinner. laughs " the next drawing is on wednesday. there have now been 19 of them without a jackpot winner. might have to get while the gettin's good. live in baker..david schuman..channel 13 action news. the armed militia.... reserve.... in oregon says... they have no plans to leave.... any time soon. the group.... led by ammon bundy says... they will leave..... when there is a plan to transfer control of the federal land.... to locals. meanwhile... members of the wildlife federation say.... they're fed up with the militia... which they describe.... as terrorists. sot - veneklasen: "and what i see is a lunatic fringe of radical extremists who have taken my land over. this is my land. this is your land." (butted to) sot - veneklasen: "i came here from new mexico to tell all of these people to g

we did speak to mayor john mitchell just a little while ago. he says crews have been he got a firsthand look at what a mess it was down there wednesday and thursday. he was able to catch his flight back home right before all the flight cancellations began. when it comes to towns a new vamp or -- in new bedford , now the commission of public infrastructure has declared this a full no emergency throughout the city. when it comes to road prep and snow removal. >> about 120 vehicles, pretreating the roads with salt and magnesium chloride. >> just a drive in the downtown area at four in the afternoon today. his then things have picked up. lots of snow on the ground. looking more like a snow globe. for now julie mcdonald, newscenter 5. pam: thousands of drivers got stuck overnight. two tractor try it -- two tractor-trailers collided. a college men' s basketball team stranded on the pennsylvania turnpike, the team tweeting these photos. the coach says his players have been eating leftover pizza from the night before. reid: thousands of flights from th

11:39:09 john mitchell, las vegas "we decided to come to california. it's another 30-45 minute drive it was worth it." butted with) 11:39:31 "i'm going to make it home in time for dinner. laughs the next powerball drawing is tomorrow night at 8. still ahead on action news at midday... a touching secret moment between the president and the vice president is revealed. we come back. plus... obama gets ready to give his last state of the union address... find out what he'll focus on... action news at midday continues. the president is getting ready ? _v/him? in a preview video from the white house, president obama says he wants to focus on the progress our country has made in the last 7 years.. and what we all need to do together to better our future. highlight... the economy's recovery, the affordable care act... and foreign policy. there are a few state of the union watch parties going on tonight.. if you are interested in attending the information is on followed by a special edition of action news. vice president joe biden shared a private moment betwee

john mitchell said thank you very much. just like that, avs come from behind to win a three on three overtime thriller. 4-3 over the st. louis blues. they are two points out of a playoff spot and moving up. >>> let's get a check on the weather watchers. >>> dilatory is reporting 25 degrees from franktown. he said it is clear but hazy. we're looking at a chance for we will talk about the travel forecast and everything happening across the state coming up in a moment.,,,, become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. wake up in your first home. wake up in a home you've made a bit bigger. wake up in a home with a new address. wake up in a home that doesn't even have an address. as your life evolves, your dream home evolves too, and protecting it takes committed support. at american family insurance we support your dreams. see how you can save with ring video doorbell >>> a big win for a fan favorite in the movie category in last night's people's cho

up to john mitchell who slipped past the goaltender jake allen. found a streaking gabriel landeskog and that was the game winner. >>> mostly cloudy skies out there. here is your live look at boulder. not seeing snow yet here, but we are waiting for it to arrive. temperatures are cool, in the low 30s. we will not see these temperatures move too much today because of the clouds and because of the snow that we are expecting to move in. the national weather service this morning has issued winter weather advisories for denver, locations down to our south, and then out to the west covering the foothills and along the continental divide. most of the snow that i am seeing, if you have it at all, is just flurries around the city with maybe some heavier bands just over the palmer divide. a separate system moving out of bring snow to locations near walstonburg, trinidad and lamar. the one that's going to be bringing us our accumulating snow settles in south of colorado. heading into tonight and tomorrow morning there. snow will pick up in intensity by 5, 6 p

john mitchell and charles all were lawyers.as the obama administration is the most heavily embroidered in history. the nixon administration is surely a close runner-up. it doesn't reveal little office in which the dialogue was disciplined with the desire to comply with the rule of law. all lawyers like to make their clients happy in obama's are no exception sometimes he does have to be a nomad. but it does to the god of the pages with the deepest and enduring influence the akio. [applause] >>. >> not to pile on but i have never felt worse about going to law school them this morning. [laughter] but of the enron the office of legal counsel with the war powers resolution so the definition of the rule of law is when you look for it to get a list of points but a when you'd do many of those included failure to publicize so with particular respect with the intelligence committees and the executive branch. but no one in the wider world but the data base was being built on the basis of the interpretation of section 250 that considered a

let us remember richard nixon, john dean, john mitchell, john ehrlichman and charles pollson all wereyers. dean has said that 21 lawyers were involved in watergate. if the obama administration is the most heavily lawyered in history, the nixon administration is surely a close runner-up. the watergate tapes do not seem to reveal an oval office in which the dialogue was disciplined by a desire to comply with the rule of law. as a lawyer, i'll close by simply noting i understand that dynamic. all lawyers like to make their clients happy, and obama's lawyers are no exception. sometimes, however, a lawyer simply has to be an abominable no man. you don't see many abomb abominable no man leaping out of the pages of "power wars." what does leap out is the deep and enduring influence of the permanent security state. thank you. [applause] >> before we open it up for questions, let's -- i was going to give charlie a chance to respond, and not to pile on, but, you you know, i've never ft worse about going to law school than this morning. [laugher] and just to amplify one of michael's points, in a

this was what a year earlier chris mitchell and john boehner, our priorities many of the most pressing -- americans stealing from children and grandchildren robbing them of benefits and leaving them with burdens nearly impossible to pay. when republicans retake the senate in 2014, they are headed towards january 2015 in charge of the houses of congress, republican leader, senate, house both say we have to get this overspending under controlling. we can't steal from our children. a year later they are part of this budget deal. two-thirds of the republicans in the house voted against it. two-thirds in the senate voted against it. blows out our spending caps, no meaningful entitlement reforms. >> i know we have a little time. we are going to pick it up when we come back? how do we get it under control? what are the sacrifices? how do you educate the people, "rightside" forum more about the the figure and stay tuned. >> how do we get this number under control? >> it is interesting, if you watch what is going on in the presidential race, year of the outsider in some respects, they have the

by an assortment of private attorneys, the department of justice was of such ill repute after john mitchell's tenure at the department of justice that the department concluded that they really could not participate as a party representing the government or the executive branch which would have been gerald ford at that time is present next had resigned and instead the department of justice filed an amicus brief in buckley, and on the amicus brief title page appeared at leaving the attorney general along with the solicitor general's office which would have been robert bork, ray randolph and frank easterbrook. all, youall, you know, recognizable names in the federal judiciary to this day. and then that was in october of 75 which was an interesting time not only because of the post- watergate environment that the scandal was associated with campaign finance, a lot of disagreement as to whether it really was the source of the scandal, but that is the way was characterized. congress undertook this over all of the campaign finance laws which was extensive and the 1976 presidential campaign was start

republican but in 1968 according to some sources richard nixon loved vince lombardi and asked john mitchello check in as a possible running mates and mitchell came back and said lombardi is great but a kennedy democrat. >> host: october 1966 what was going on in the country? >> guest: the middle of the vietnam war, very the hammock. you ask that question because it is the center of my book "they marched into sunlight: war and peace" which is about protest at the university of wisconsin against dow chemical co. the turned into a police riot basically and a battle in vietnam was going on in the same 24-hour period in which a battalion of the first infantry division went on a search and destroy mission. everything is up in the air in october of 1967, right after the summer of love in san francisco, the counterculture's strong, the anti-war movement is growing but nobody knows where anything is going to go with war and anti-war. it is a few months before the offensive when the public turns for good against the vietnam war, a period when lyndon johnson as president and commanding general in viet

republican, but in 1968, according to some sources, richard nixon loved lombardi, and actually asked john mitchell to check into him as a possible running mate, and mitchell came back and said, well you know, lombardi is great but he is a kennedy democrat. >> host: october 1967. what was going on. >> guest: the middle of the vietnam war. it was a very dynamic time, i would say. you asked that question because it's the center of my book, they marched into sunlight, which is about a protest at the university of wisconsin, against dow chemical company, that turned into a police riot, basically, and a battle in vietnam was going on that same 24-hour period in which a battalion of the first infantry division, the black lions battalion, went off on a search and destroy mission and got destroyed. everything is up in the air in october of 1967. it's right after the summer of love in san francisco, the counterculture is strong. the antiwar movement is growing. nobody knows where anything is going to go. for the war and the antiwar. it's a few months before the tet offensive when the public turned for good

john: on top of mount mitchell, the tallest point on the east coast east of the continental earlier, an unofficial report of 66 inches of snow this past weekend. that is the greatest amount of snow from that single snowstorm all the way up the eastern seaboard. we talked about 40 inches in the mid-atlantic, parts of pennsylvania and d.c. come baltimore, new york city. two feet of snow. take a look at this. 6600 feet, mount mitchell, north carolina, between thursday at 7:00 a.m. until friday at 7:00 a.m., they'll most had a foot. friday mornini until saturday morning, 41 inches of snow. it was coming down the day hour. factor in the strong winds, and you had huge drifts up there with powerful winds. saturday morning early until sunday morning early, five inches total. 57 inches. thisiss unofficial. it has been revised, it will -- was 66 but it is now 57. the data and figure out if it is 57, or if it will go higher or lower. the record snowfall amount from a single snowstorm in thof north carolina is 50 inches, from the march blizzard of 1993. remembmb that one? this would break it if

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mitchell. >> i'm voting for anyone because i don't vote. john: because? >> maybe don't want to encourage those guys. if i did vote i like rand paul. i like him as a counter point to trump and the hawk i -- the has of both parties. john: he's disappointed me. what would you say about the presidential race? >> donald trump is a surprise. everyone those wouldn't get in. then they thought he would fade. he's still there. what's frustrating even though i don't have a choice myself, there are small government candidates in the race. rand paul, marco rubio, ted cruz, they may have views i don't agree with, but whether our welfare state will metastasize into a greek-style today tras to fee, i think they -- catastrophe, i think they would do the right thing. >> i can tell you who i'm not going to vote for. that's hillary clinton. she is not credible. 60% of americans don't trust the woman. she has a lot of issues going on in her camp. john: in the betting which is more reliable than the polls, she is above 50%. >> the news is not focused on her. she is getting a f

live for us in d.c., john, thank you. >>> lets bring in meteorologist nicole mitchell.oping you have higher tech rulers. >> i'm sure he appreciates being referred to on national television as the little guy with the board. now i'm trying to find del walters, because del on friday decided to travel to d.c. despite my concerns, he said he would make it back by monday. we see how that turned out. d.c., dulles and baltimore running around that 30-inch mark. new york beat that at j.f.k. into the city, it was in the 20 to 30-inch rain, philadelphia at 22 inches. farther north, it was less, based on where the snowstorm and high winds. some places near the coast got hurricane force winds and that added to the areas with coastal flooding. we had a break, this is giving us a chance to slowly dig out of all this. in the meantime we have another system back to the west into the midwest today bringing snow from nebraska to minute set to at a. a lighter snow, two to four inches, especially for this part of the country not unno one to see this. there could be ice mixed in, watch for t

john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> for more on what california can expect in coming days, let's bring in meteorologist nicole mitchell>> this is a train of storms and overall an active pattern for the winter, which is our busy season for rain in general and then enhanced, possibly more activity due to el niÑo. this is system number one that hit yesterday. i've taken this back 24 hours. i'll put this into motion in a second. system two is hitting today and behind us, system three more likely for this weekend. one moved interior, the second hitting the coastline and another one poised in a couple days from now, already pretty widespread rain again after just a brief break. the moisture that we have now moving to places like the four corners region, snow for higher elevations there, a little bit more moisture ahead of the system getting into the central united states, but heavy rain up and down the coast. it's a couple degrees cooler than normal in a lot of cases, so the snow levels lower and we could get snow with that. the rain is going to be the most impressive, already yesterday los angeles set a record for rainfall

john, thank you. ``right now, there are already ``snow emergencies. ``in kentucky, crestview hills, is ``under a snow emergency. ``so is fort mitchell -- cars must ``be removed from city streets by ``6:00 tonight. ``lakeside park -- also under a ``snow emergency. cars must be ``removed by city streets by four ``-- 4:00 this afternoon. ``greendale, indiana is also under ``will need to be removed by ``tonight at 6:00 through sunday ``lisa: wlwt news 5 at noon is ``extending to a full hour, to ``this winter storm as it moves ``through cincinnati. ``up next, the storm expected to ``be a lot worse on the east ``coast. ``how people there are stocking ``up, so they can stay in. ``also, the impact on people ``trying to fly. ``how aaa is preparing to make ``sure drivers have a safe ride ``tonight. ``remember to download our wlwt ``app. ``you can watch the updated ``forecast and see the list of ``closings. re ``area, detained in north korea. ``mark: the announcement from ``north korea came hours ago. ``why he was taken into custody, re learning about ``his background. ``randi: the fine flurries are ``cincinnati. ``over the next couple of hour

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john thank you very much. >> in fact, for parts of the northeast this is the coldest morning of the winter so far and let's bring in nicole mitchell more on that and welcome back nicole. >> i got back from the jungle and this is extra cold this morning and usually i don't complain about the cold and john said 12, it was last hour and for this hour it's 11 for new york city but closer to the coastline a little bit more wind. the wind chill for new york city minus two. that is what it feels like on the skin so really is a brutal morning this morning and through the day today. this is some of the coldest air of the season so far it doesn't warm up too much more in the 30s as we look across the rest of the country much more seasonable in the last couple weeks we had a lot of the warm snaps. if you really think it's cold remember it's january and this is just actually a little bit more normal. already by the day as we get into tomorrow some of these temperatures rebound a little closer to the 40s so we will start to get that warmer air back but this is for many parts of the northeast the coldest morning so far this entire winter season

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john: so you can see, here is your snow and sleet and rain, up to a couple of inches of snow in the mountainous areas, around mount mitchell, around four inches, and then about three and a half inches over here. it did not last very long. it was very fast-moving and now is pretty much out to sea, but as it made its way through the greenville area, take a look at these pictures. we have actually slo mo'd it. you can see the beautiful site. it is a beautiful site because it is gorgeous to look at. that is what you like about it the snowflakes were big, and the ground was still warm enough so it would melt on contact, even on the bridges and overpasses. but a different story tonight. the sleet on some of the roads has melted, and now it is beginning to re-freeze, so watch out for some black ice as we go through early tomorrow morning. downtown greenville, we still have cloudy skies outside. we could he some patchy fog form, and there could be some areas of black ice forming. mostly, it is confined to the mountains. these temperatures are above the freezing mark, and it will really be the bridges and overpasses and some of the

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john: it is wet and sticks to everything. plus, it is great for making snowbatop honors, on top of mount mitchell, 16 inches of snow. there was some sleet mixed in from time to time, even a trace too maybe a 10th of an inch of ice, but mainly it was snow. airprpt, over 10 inches. at the airport, that 10.6 -- yes, that is a record, the most snow, the record set back in 1987. by the way, the winter of 1987 and 1988 were brutal across the area, some of the heaviest snowfalls we have had. hendndsonville, seven inches, a little bit over half a foot of snow in rutherfordton. inman, 4.5 inches. around three inches in travelers rest. inches in spartanburg, where patrick is. i would show you on live super doppler 4 hd in just a second. top honors with dillard, over seven inches. 3.5 inches in mountain city. clayton, 2.5. hartwell, one inch. livonia, you have a trace of snow and sleet. so now, with the cold air all of the way through the atmosphere, this over -- this low is parking itself there. basically freezing rain and sleet, and a little bit of rain, and now, it is all know. a pretty good batch of snow, even some moving

john: absolutely. the windchill advisory goes from now until noon tomorrow for the mountains. windchills could go as low as -20 late tonight. that would be the high elevations of the mountains and north carolina. mount mitchell, anything above 5000 feet. below zero, at least minus five, by tomorrow morning. the windchill advisory goes from now until 10:00 tuesday morning. let's look at some of the current windchills right now. 1 in hendersonville. in 5 in asheville. 17 in franklin. clemson, 16. bitterly cold temperatures be it when you wake up sunrise at 7:35, plenty of sunshine but very cold. 17 is what i am forecasting. chan and probably a few single digits in the mountains. dress up in layers. we will see a few storm systems come in. michael: this is the coldest weather so far this winter season. leaving people off the streets, sending them to emergency shelters. carol: wyff n is at the greenville rescue mission on a mission. john: right now, there are about 50 evil inside here at the greenville rescue mission. that is because outside here, it is 23 degrees. it feels like 15. afternoon dragging 90 mattresses onto the gym floor of the greenville rescue mission, getting ready for tonight's expected crowd. >

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education secretary john king is making a stop at valencia college is west orlando -- college' s west orlando campus. that will be at 9:30 a.m.. king' s undersecretary ted mitchell will be at the rosen hotel. three americans await the return to the united states after they were freed from an custody in a prisoner swap. in developments. >> three americans released from iranian custody are now getting military hospital in germany. jason rezaian is one of them. he is the washington post reporter who is held in iran for being a spy. he is one of five americans released saturday. the family of a former fbi agent who disappeared in a run years ago is hoping for a similar outcome. officials are looking to find him. >> there are efforts we have made to actually trace leads and i know it is very difficult for his family to see these other folks come back and not have answers. u.s.. another chose to stay in iran. jason: a hearing in texas will determine whether the affluenza team will stay in the juvenile court system. ethan couch flood the country while on probation for a deadly drunk driving crash. members of mothers against drunk driving will be in court. couch is stil

which revoked virginia's mitchell concealed handgun permits with twenty five states now that agreement will now be effective march first instead of february for state sen john miller's bill to get students exercising at the now this week in the general assembly the new printers lawmaker has pushed for years to require some kind of recess to fight childhood obesity. miller once at least twenty minutes of physical activity every day for students in kindergarten through fifth grade. the measure passed in the state senate this week later today. portsmouth officials will reach out to the community for help planning next year's budget the city manager and the superintendent will lead a public meeting today's meeting is at nine a m at woodrow wilson high school if you can't make it there are two more meetings. one is next thursday. the other next saturday. portsmouth is trucks are allowed in the city the city council made the unanimous decision tuesday they can operate on residential and non residential property food truck operators just need a food handlers license and required permits. new this morning a close call in the nick of time this instant i just saw in

mitchell burger knocks the ball away, and he'll finish with the layup on the other end... xavier wins, 73-51 ... 10 records were broken today in the mississippi valley conference boys swim meet... john campbell has more from iowa city. welcome to an afternoon at the record store. 200 yard free style and iowa city west's aiden keen after his appearance in si last week, si's will scott atop the podium for the 50 free. yes he broke the meet record. this is dubuque senior's jon colin teeing off in the 100 fly. the record in this event was set in 1969. 1969! by a swimmer from rock island. it fell today as coling edged iowa city west's oliver martin. i want to get that record down before coach retires. it feels good to get the record. iowa city west's mark mcglaughlin was victorious in the 100 free and 100 back. it has a good feel to it. nice and bright. deep. yes, it is a pretty fast pool. wash's 200 free relay picked up gold as did cameron kelly in the 500 free. but depth and the power rod were the winning ingredients for dubuque senior. the rams edging out iowa city west 350-340 for the second year in a row. john campbell tv9 sports. facing luther in the iowa conference duals ... 174,

john henry smith, al jazeera. >> when it rains, it pores. let's bring in nicole mitchellore. >> this is the wet time of year in california anyway or typically is, and now, in part, because of that enhanced pattern from el niÑo, we have the storm that hit yesterday, taking us back 24 hours, the one hitting us now and you can see one off in the pacific that you'll have to deal with later in the weekend. putting this in motion as one clears out, the next one is moving in. this one could have in some cases up to five, six inches of rain, especially by this weekend when yod a in the next one, that's what we're going to be looking at. already heavy rain in central california, but yesterday, as far south at los angeles we are seeing that, records one and a half inches, los angeles airport yesterday and enough to lend with thing. it's been cooler than average temperatures with the system coming in so the snow levels have gone down slightly lower than normal. the new system not including what we have with this moving through, some could get a foot of snow. that is beneficial, havi

mitchell in washington. two candidates, two states, two celebrity endorsements for donald trump today, in iowa first at the john wayne museum with the famed actor's daughter and tonight, possibly with another celebrity. is it sarah palin? while ted cruz is campaigning in new hampshire today. joining me, nbc's kerry sanders in iowa and hallie jackson in new hampshire. kerry, first to you. we just saw donald trump at the john wayne museum. he was asked whether it is sarah palin who is coming out with some great fanfare tonight and let's ask you what he had to say. >> reporter: well, he would not say whether it was sarah palin or not. he said there would be a tremendous announcement and it would be a surprise to everybody, but if the rumors are correct it's not going to be a surprise, because everybody's been talking about sarah palin. there have been flights tracked, a specific flight from anchorage to des moines. the route suggests it may be sarah palin. while donald trump would not specifically answer that question, i did ask him whether he feels endorsements themselves actually bring in votes, whether it's rea

mitchell. >> ynt why isn't that a negativ? >> does it mention hillary clinton. >> no. >> he's not suggesting anything at all. he said this comes as john reports that the volunteers have been posing as culinary union members to approach and try to influence the vote ahead of the nevada caucuses. they've been made aware of the faux union workers. they're wearing the distinctive local 226 pins, implying they're union members to gain access to employee dining rooms. the deception are also concerned about the organization has endorsed sanders, despite its resent pledge to remain neutral. i'm joined by the man who broke that story. casey hunt as well as john ralston. let me go to john on this. what is the -- just explain this. why would volunteers or operatives for bernie sanders sneak into a lunchroom where workers, culinary workers at the hotels out there have lunch? >> well, chris, there are thousands of workers, as you know, on the las vegas strip and they're going to be at least i think half a dozen caucus sites on february 20th on the strip. to these workers are going to be on their breaks, voting on their caucus. this a target rich e

i just want to say congratulations to john that it's been great working with you at the last year and a half. on behalf of our team, mitchell cruise i want to say congratulations and enjoy the rest next chapter of your life. >> hi, commissioners. peter dailey. the maritime division. i announced john's retirement at the last commission meeting that inadvertently did i want to apologize to john, but i do want to say, >> his eyes are not quite deer caught in headlights as last time. >> is everyone also, people can agree what date is without pinker and discussion. we about major $100 million development done with very little of discussion. we worked hard with the environmental community. john did put together the environmental group that really smooth the way for the project to go forward. john is a nice guy. he went to uc santa cruz so he's a banana slug. but i also want to abolish rachel, his wife with leaf-i know is here and thank her for her patience and putting up with all the pressures that go with a major development. i'm sure she felt she was part of the team and she was. but, john we love you. you're not dead. come bac

i just want to say congratulations to john that it's been great working with you at the last year and a half. on behalf of our team, mitchell cruise i want to say congratulations and enjoy the rest next chapter of your life. >> hi, commissioners. peter dailey. the maritime division. i announced john's retirement at the last commission meeting that inadvertently did i want to apologize to john, but i do want to say, >> his eyes are not quite deer caught in headlights as last time. >> is everyone also, people can agree what date is without pinker and discussion. we about major $100 million development done with very little of discussion. we worked hard with the environmental community. john did put together the environmental group that really smooth the way for the project to go forward. john is a nice guy. he went to uc santa cruz so he's a banana slug. but i also want to abolish rachel, his wife with leaf-i know is here and thank her for her patience and putting up with all the pressures that go with a major development. i'm sure she felt she was part of the team and she was. but, john we love you. you're not dead. come bac

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secretary of state john kerry got on the phone to the iranians immediately. judging by the way andrea mitchellells that part of the story. it sound as if the iranians in tehran had no idea this had happened. because, after all, it's the worst timing for iran, if not for the u.s. and the president's state of the union speech. but after all, iran stands to lose billions of dollars in the nuclear deal which is supposed to be implemented at the end of the week. so nobody thinks the iranians will hold on to them for any length of time that the iranians have been convinced that that nuclear deal could be in jeopardy. certainly, and that, after all, in the end, it was an honest mistake. >> yeah, this situation is a great opportunity to see how the new relationship actually works. jim miklazewski at the pentagon. rachel. >> okay. chris. >> we will be talking with andrea mitchell in a moment. she has been on the diplomatic side of this. before we speak to andrea, we want to go to tehran, where the chief is covering this story him i'm glad we can get you on from iran tonight. what do we know what iran s

john kerry. but i think she can. you know, they have been good to us and we have worked hard. >> joining me now by phone in new hampshire on the move correspondent and host an dree mitchellus. hi, andrea. >> hey, kate. we are up here. you know this place well. bill clinton is back on the move. >> fantastic. love that you got right up there on the rope line. good for you for getting in there. >> reporter: i didn't knock over too many people. apologies to all my -- >> i want to ask about the last answer there. it was a little hard to hear and basically president clinton was saying no candidate who's from a neighboring state has lost new hampshire. he's got to be referring to bernie sanders being from neighboring vermont. he is a little bit wrong. steve kornacki said ted kennedy did lose new hampshire. mostly he's right. were you surprised the hear him down playing the chances? >> reporter: i think partly because bernie sanders is surprisingly strong and not just senator from neighboring vermont and two points up in the latest poll in the margin of error and raised $33 million in 3 months for primary money, only $4 million shy of her $37 million. given the grassroots base a