i, like, tears welled up in my eyes right in font of the teller. >> i thank god every day for john o'malley. when i looked in that man's eyes, you know, i see a man who had integrity. i saw a man who was honest. >> o'malley's affidavit was enough for the bronx d.a. to and to get in front of a judge. but that would take time. two more months. but now at least eric had reason to hope and in his cell he assembled a little photo gallery of whoers who have been exonerated. >> this is my wall of hope. everyone here has been unjustly convicted and freed. >> on august 5th, 2012, eric's lawyer goes to court. >> this is our first appearance to try to get the judgment vacated. >> cross is joined by his assistant shar main chester. by now, they have worked on the case for six years. >> i want to see him out. i said i'm not visiting you here again. this is it. >> finally, cross argues his case to the judge. >> my client is 17 years plus in a jail. >> it doesn't go down like a hollywood script. prosecutors do not admit there's been a terrible mistake. an extension of the time to answer those questions. >

``his name, john o'malley, an ``investigator for the u.s. ``attorney in new york. ``days after reading eric's ``letter, o'malley made a personal ``trip to see eric in sing sing. ``>> immediately, john o'malley ``just stood up and he asked me. ``did you write this letter? ``i said, yes. ``he shook my hand and said i'm ``sorry. ``i said sorry for what? ``he says, you know, i know you're ``innocent. ``when he said that, i said, what ``are you talking about, sir? ``he said, listen. ``i know the guy that is committed ``this crime. ``>> how did o'malley know? ``he worked with detective ``forselli on the gang case ten ``years earlier and back then the ``two gang members, jose and ``gilbert actually confessed the ``cab driver shooting to o'malley. ``>> he said, when i read this ``letter, everything just came ``back to me from that day. ``i put it altogether. ``when these guys confessed to me. ``>> o'malley didn't want to ``also checked with the nypd after ``the confessionings in 2002 and ``like the detective before him, ``o'malley was told there was no ``record of the crim

john o'malley: we've got to add some new equipment into the location, we've got to run some new fiber, there's actually three separate locations that we need to do make this happen while this time of the year is important for businesses here winter time here at the lake is difficult enough without having your cash tied up. it's not recoverable revenue, you lose the business, you lose the sales, it's not something you can make up later. verizon is asking everyone for a little more time to resolve the issue. it's a fairly involved process but we're expediting this and moving as quickly as we can to do it, we're looking at probably mid-february before everything is in place and operational. verizon tells me they hope the issue will be resolved sooner. in the meantime customers will continue to see problems with their service so jean and chris, they're just asking everyone to bare with them until it's fixed. norfolk southern corporation announced disappointing financial results today. outlined a cost- cutting plan that could eliminate two thousand jobs. for the full year, profits were dow

. >> immediately, john o'malley asked me. did you write this letter? i said, yes. he shook my hand and said i'm sorry.t? he says, you know, i know you're innocent. when he said that, i said, what g about, sir? he said, listen. i know the guy that is committed this crime. >> how did o'malley know? he worked with detective e gang case ten years earlier and back then the two gang members, jose and fessed the cab driver shooting to o'malley. >> he said, when i read this letter, everything just came back to me from that day. when these guys confessed to me. >> o'malley didn't want to but told us he also checked with the nypd after o'malley was told there was no record of the crime. after getting eric's letter in addressed the court in a sworn affidavit stating that eric glisson and the others were innocent of the hooting. armed with that kind of statement, you'd think eric would be literally home free.. >>> coming up, eric glisson isn't giving up.f hope. everyone here has been unjustly >> will his own picture ever be on it? >> tears welled up in my eyes. so since you h

hillary clinton and bernie sanders had called on nbc to include o'malley. john: a shocking crime in fayetteville. a son accused of shooting his own mother at point blank range at her place of work. kevin powell jr. is charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. amber has the emotional reaction from one woman who saw all of this. amber: kevin powell was locked up in jail this morning as you said after police say he walked into his mother's nail salon and spa and shot her in the face yesterday at a shopping center on ireland drive where derema burch or miss dee known by customers was working behind the counter. a customer who was getting her nails done said she heard the shot, saw powell run for the door and he came back into the business. >> he just stood over me when i was on the ground with her trying to help her breathe. just standing there watching me on the ground with his mother. he was not trying to help me or anything. amber: police are not commenting on a motive but friends and customers say powell had mental health issues. barbara: a

john berman. >> i'm christine romans. two weeks until the presidential contest votes will be cast. and a face-off with hillary clinton and bernie sanders. even martin o'malley. clinton is trying to blunt a late surge from sanders in the polls with gun care. more from jeff zeleny. >> reporter: john and christine, a lively debate on sunday night in charleston, south carolina.

o'malley, 2%. they had a balancing job to do. but he hung in there. >> john: i felt so bad. >> reporter: you do feel bad for him. >> john: at one point, he said, can i get 30 seconds? i thought, this is sad. >> reporter: yes, it was. >> john: we'll see you on tv later today. you can catch brett bret baier on fox news channel. >> john: a mom and her children are terrorized by a home invasion. talk about part three of the interview he's been having with charlie sheen. and that's space mountain on the right side of the screen. a clear day. i bet it's not going to be too back, it's a stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want you in my arms and all your charms whenever i want you

donald trump, ben carson, chris christie, rand paul, john kasich, and martin o'malley, and they have to tackle one of the planks of of the no labels platform in the first 30 days in office, and as i said, all of these six are on board. senator lieberman, they sound reasonable these request, and what did the other presidential candidates say to you why they would not jump on board this no labels movement? >> wolf, thanks for having us on. you are absolutely right. i can tell you that i, myself, i am puzzled why all of the candidates didn't sign on and make this promise, not just the no labels but to the american people that regardless of whether they are democrat or republican or left or right or center, they are going to be working with the other party to get elected if they are elected to get something done which is what the american people most want to have happen. so put me down as puzzled. i am grateful that six of the ka candidates and very diverse as the names you read show now made the promise. why the other nine active candidates did not puzzles me, but we are not done. our m

ben carson, chris christie, rand paul and, john kasich, and donald trump. o'malleynk you are watering down and dumbing down your problem-solver label when you bestow it on someone like donald trump. when donald trump says things like all mexicans are rapists and murderers that is not being a leader. that's not solving problems. there's other adjectives for that, one of them being racist. joining me now from manchester, new hampshire, the two former presidential candidates and current national co-chairs of no labels, joe lieberman of connecticut and john huntsman. so thank you both for joining us. senator lieberman, i'll start with what martin o'malley just said and we just read there. he said you are looking to shine a light on problem solvers here. you have donald trump saying all the things he's said, he's not worthy of that title. what do you say to that? >> so what we say is that we intentionally made this, i guess you might say objective. we're asking all the candidates, left, right, center, democrat, republican, don't just tell us what you want to do if you ge

john berman. >> i'm christine romans. two weeks until the presidential contest votes will be cast. and a face-off with hillary clinton and bernie sanders. even martin o'malley. clinton is trying to blunt a late surge from sanders in the polls with gun care. more from jeff zeleny. >> reporter: john and christine, a lively debate on sunday night in charleston, south carolina. democratic voters make their choices in the primary race. two weeks today is the iowa caucuses. new hampshire primary one week after that. bernie sanders was trying to show he is in contention for the fight. there's no doubt he is launching a close race with hillary clinton in new hampshire. he is on the defensive throughout the debate. on health care, on guns. here are a couple of exchanges that caught my attention. bernie sanders likes to point out that hillary clinton is too close to wall street. >> i don't take money from big banks. i don't get personal speaking fees from goldman sachs. what i would do -- [ applause ] >> -- what i would do is understand that when you have three out of the four largest banks today, bigger than when we bailed them out because they were too big to fail,

ohio governor john kasich ant a town hall in goffstown, new hampshire. martin o'malley makes a campaign stop in indianola, iowa. then, a form of the lesser-known candidates for president. in goffstown,nues new hampshire. john kasich held a town hall event. on primary is two weeks away february 9. this is about one hour and a half. here we go.

john: 15 minutes of fame. pat: governor martin o'malley, presidential candidate. it'll be february 9, the new hampshire primary -- sorry to see you go. eleanor: i give it to kim davis, the county clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage certificates and briefly went to jail and briefly was a hero on the right. tom: george pataki and jim gilmore who only received media attention that they were so negligible in the polls. clarence: i have to pick up pataki and gilmore as well but i'm going to switch to kim davis. eleanor: ok. john: 15 minutes of fame. major brad, air force reservist by claiming that the house selection committee -- house select committee on benghazi was doing a political hatchet job on hillary clinton. he worked as 10 months before being fired for poor job performance. he is now suing for wrongful termination. best spin of the year, pat? benjamin netanyahu said there will be no palestinian state on my watch. said i'm ready to go back into negotiations. eleanor: donald trump. we're going to build a huge wall in mix -- and mexico's going to pay fo

o'malley. on the republican side, rick santorum, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz and john kasich all have campaign stops across the state today. eric: more big stories. a deadly house fire from 10 years ago is now a murder case. spec. agt. motsinger: it just goes to show, when people think they get away with murder, we eric: wapello county authorities arrested chris yenger and zachary dye on monday. both are charged in the 2005 fire that killed 20-year-old nathan messer and 22-year-old seth anderson. authorities say the two were involved in an altercation at the house and were asked to leave. and believe that may be the reason the pair set the deadly fire. des moines has unveiled new plans to fix the east euclid and hubbell intersection. the area is well known for crashes. plans call for re-working the intersection and swapping stop signs for stop lights. the plan also calls for a median along hubbell in the area of east euclid to stop drivers from turning. they hope the whole project will be done by 2018. eric: new this morning, local specialists are preparing central iow

elsewhere in the state today, bernie sanders, martin o'malley, rand paul, marco rubio, ted cruz, john kasich, carly fiorina, jeb bush, and ben carson. a lot to cover so we will bring you expanded hour-long newscasts again tonight on kcci 8 news at 6:00 and 10:00. and we've been planning our caucus night coverage for months . we go live at 6:00 p.m. on monday night stay live until it is all over with. we will bring you live reports from caucus sites, with the candidates and expert analysis all right here on kcci. eric: right now the iowa dci, and fbi among those investigating a claim of sexual abuse in keokuk in southeast iowa. officials have been executing search warrants at the midwest academy campus and the midwest treatment center. the midwest academy was accused of sexually abusing a former student of the academy. that is a therapeutic boarding school that enrolls students from around the country. no charges have been filed yet but we will get more information later this morning at a dci news conference that starts at 10:00 a.m. the fbi has taken the rare step of releasing video o

john huck. i'm christine maddela. hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley all here in the valley right now. and... all three addressing a crowd at a dinner for the candidates. fox5's rachel moore joins us live from the dinner at the mgm grand... with more. watching this dinner from the back of this ballroom was like watching a sports game. there were hillary clinton supporters cheering to my right -- bernie sanders supporters left and martin o'malley supporters sprinkled in the middle. tonight was an opportunity for all three democratic presidential hopefuls to make one final campaign push in the silver state before the caucuses in february. nevada is the first state in the western region and he third state in the country to let it's voice be heard in the democratic presidential primary. each candidate spoke for close to a half hour -- reiterating the messages they've been touting since hoping on the campaign trail. tonight secretary clinton governor o'malley criticizing nevada's public utilities commission for crushing the solar energy industry. and senator sanders promising he would raise the mi

in the first debate to really present her a challenge on sunday night with martin o'malley on the stage beside them. johnll tell you right now, i'm in burlington, vermont, and eyes and sometime around the hotel vermont this afternoon where the sender campaign is doing debate prep. i have run across senator sanders and most of his high command over the course of the day and they are a confident group right now. they have looked at all of these attacks coming from the clinton campaign over the course of this week on economics and everything else and they look at and say, man, this is a good sign for us. we are making progress as they are behaving this way. senator sanders and his habit of this debate is for him and he spent a lot of time cramming today. coming up, what you should be doing for real on sunday night, now watching the debate, but something is much more important. we'll talk about that after this. ♪ ♪ mark: that is a scene from his upcoming show that we will talk to about now. that you many things can experience on the campaign trail, speeches, voters, good fried food, the media, and one more t

jeb bush, senator marco rubio, governor john kasich, rick santorum and jim gilmore are also busy on the trail. democrat martin o'malley campaigned in portsmouth and in tilton. tom: here's the other big story this weekend, patriots are on their way right now to colorado to take on the denver broncos in weekend. the team left gillette this afternoon, wmur's jamie staton tells us how the pats are preparing for the big game. >> they had a long day, certainly an early wakeup as the players were due to arrive at practice this morning at 6:00 a.m. bell belichick had a 7:00 a.m. press conference, ask and they got the busses rolling early this afternoon, they wasted no time after practice in getting changed, packed up and on their way to denver. they are ready for sunday's afc championship game. >> when the zone is anniversary you look back, that's pretty cool. but right now you don't think about those things, you more think about trying to get to the next one and right now we've got the toughest team on the schedule that we've played thus far with the denver broncos. jamie: more from the patriots players at 6:00. jason king a

ohio governor john kasich ant a town hall in goffstown, new hampshire. martin o'malley makes a campaign stop in indianola, iowa. then, a form of the lesser-known candidates for president. in goffstown,nues new hampshire. john kasich held a town hall event. on primary is two weeks away february 9. this is about one hour and a half. here we go. summary asked me what is the future of the new hampshire primary. the leader has not been here. the new hampshire primary is great. i'm here at the best time. 75 town halls. and we are just getting started. >> what does victory look like for john kasich? kasich: we will do what it looks like on the 10th of february and find out when we become a story or not. all signs are out that are on the rise and have momentum. >> i just got off the phone with-- [applause] gov. kasich: we have lots of good news for you today. we're going to introduce young lady who will lead us in the pledge of allegiance. her name is summer brooks. summer? [applause] host: whenever yo summer: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and

o'malley. on the republican side rick santorum, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz and john kasich all have campaign stops across the state. kcci will have complete commitment 2016 coverage throughout the day, on air and online at kcci.com. two melting ahead. metinka: it is a little cool right now. 24 degrees in des moines. wind chill at 16. temperatures will recover today. noontime temperatures will be right above freezing. heading for 35 this afternoon. there may be a couple of stray flurries. no accumulation is expected. the kids will still need to bundle up. if you like 30's, maybe you love 40's. they are on the way too. notice those temperatures trend back downward because a snowstorm will be on our way. eric: more big stories now an overnight fire broke out at the pizza ranch in jefferson. these are pictures sent into us by viewer autumn barry. another viewer called us just a couple hours ago saying the fire is now out and they did see some damage to the building. we have not heard the extent of the damage or if there were any stick with kcci for updates on this. eliza

. >> every time you see o'malley play the guitar you think of tim robbins and john roberts. >> belluciever shows up. the accuse stick guitars are fun to smash. >> trust me. i couldn't hold one without breaking one. >> everyone thinks you have a ukellele. >> you are on fire. >> speaking of being on fire bernie sanders had gout. nothing says poverty like quality poverty for all. >> every progressive i urge you to live under is policy in another country. >> carly you said donald trump was never sick in his life except when he had a chance of being drafted. >> he screwed that one on. >> pot tv shows. the one public they kept missing was high concept. carly you said pot heads like nothing more than smoking pot. this is 100% correct. >> except you were talking about how you smoke pot all the time. >> that's when i first came here. sthaz a young -- that's a young pot is about. i love the entertainment business where you openly can say you did drugs. >> lit -- literally outside the building i risked going to prison. >> is it your black or glaucoma.. >> you need a bacheotomy. >> you brought up

the john edwards factor is a big deal. we don't expect martin o'malley to do what he did.e'll see. mostly a two-person race. see the light blue, that's obama. see the light blue here? ames, iowa, iowa city, iowa, right? college towns. that was key to the obama coalition. it would be key to the sanders coalition. down here in des moines, polk county, this is by far the largest slice of the state, 14% of the population right there. you want to get votes where the people are, barack obama won this last time. this is critical to hillary clinton because you have more traditional democrats there. if you look at the polling coming into the caucuses, she tends to get the more traditional democrats, older voters, people who have been democrats a long time. bernie sanders gets the younger voters, independents. people coming for the first time. bernie sanders we expect to do well in iowa city. to do well in ames on the college campuses. but watch dubuque and davenport and the cedar rapids area. this will be a test. hillary clinton's organization in these places is built to be leaner

the john edwards forces in caucuses that night and helped push edwards into second place that evening ahead of howard dean. there was some discussion among democrats. what happens with all the o'malley people who turn up on election night? -- 15% don't have 50% caucuse best within each will they ally with clinton or bernie sanders and help him immeasurably? host: jennifer jacobs has a piece this morning. front page of the newspaper. it reads, and is just -- you just alluded to. predicting turnout is difficult. iowansns of interviews who usually vote in general elections wasn't ambivalence about participating in the caucuses. they are turned up by political gridlock, the campaign's nasty rhetoric, or the complex any of the process itself." can you elaborate on this point? guest: there are two candidates in this race that are depending on turning out new voters. on the democrats that would be bernie sanders. people who fit the profile you just described. people turned off by the political process and are looking for someone new. senator sanders is trying to motivate this people to get them to turn up for the caucasus. on the republican side it is donald trump who is attempting to moti

o'malley will speak that dome event. similar to 2008 when hillary clinton and john edwards and barack obama spoke. it is organized by the south carolina naacp. it began in 2000 and has been held each year on the martin luther king, jr. holiday. the theme is statewide education equality. >>> dan haggerty has died. he was best known for the tv series grizzly adams. dan haggerty starred as a mountain man who abandonona grisly bear cub. he had been diagnosed with cancer last august. die from cancer this week. david bowie and alan rickman. >>> ane surprising move the tennessee powerball winner has come forward. john robinson. he and his wife arrived with their dog to deliver the ticket to officials in nashville today. the couple live near the store where the winning ticket was bought. he bought the ticket and three others on wednesday while on his way home from work. the ticket is one of the three winning tickets that got the record jackpot of 1.6 billion j dollars. >>>>and a -- billion dollars. >>> and rates are going up, private delivery services are fedex and ups increased about 4.9%. the postal ser

o'malley worked for the phoenix - based camera company called red flex. he testified he passed envelopes stuffed with thousands of dollars in cash to john bills. bills was the second in command of chicago's department of transportation. federal prosecutors says bills also took illegal gifts - including condos in two states and a mercedes... all in an effort to steer a 100 million dollar contract to red flex. 3 a small helicopter made an emergency hard landing in a residential area of new york's long island.despite landing on its side, a student pilot and instructor on board were able to walk away and didn't need medical treatment.the private chopper made the landing about two miles from republic airport, where it was headed. the f-a-a, which is investigating the crash, says the helicopter reported havingng engine problems bere the landing. 3 3 there's a new treatment for select hospitals in the u- k. 3 coming up after the break... how this *new* treatment uses *currently available* technology to treat patients' pain. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at five on kmeg 14, with larry wentz, diana castillo, siouxland's chief meteorologist chad san

today, they announced republicans ben carson, chris christie, john kasich, rand paul and donald trump, and one democrat, martin o'malley all signed a pledge to work toward the "no labels" policy agenda. which calls for creating jobs, securing social security and medicare, balancing the federal budget and making the united states energy secure. a short time ago, i spoke with the group's co-chairs: former connecticut senator joe lieberman and former utah governor jon huntsman. senator lieberman, governor huntsman, thank you for joining us. so you have five republicans and one democrat who have signed this pledge. what exactly are they pledging to do, governor huntsman? >> well, they are pledging to embrace a process for goal setting and leadership in a bipartisan fashion drawing from tell meant of a national strategic agenda which include four big policy categories -- jobs, entitlements, energy and a balanced budget. essentially, every one to have the six candidates, a very diverse group, i might add, stating they will support the national strategic agenda and, number two, they will sit down and meet with a bipartisan gr

john sande argentum partners. pleasure to have you all here. start with the most important thing, cecilia colling, dramatic burst through to 1% of martin o'malley. >> you got to give him credit. >> why? >> he's not giving up. he's stilling out there giving his message. >> do you not wish he would just get off the stage? i mean -- >> it is really nice to look at. >> i love looking at him. >> right. fred, it is not even a distraction. >> no, it is an odd vice presidential campaign, i mean, he's a whopping 1% everywhere. when you look at campaign contribution, most embarrassing list, five contributions listed in the state of nevada. this is a nonrace and it is irritant and sometimes an embarrassment, you don't give credibility to somebody less than 1%, that works on the republican side, too. that crazy race they had should have been down to the top five at the beginning and you just put noise into the process when you allow others to be involved. >> david burks had an interesting comment on the new york times yesterday, talking about the need for republicans at this point to coalesce around a candidate who will be the third candidate, so not ted c

o'malley has 1% in that poll. last night he urged iowa caucus gridlock and looked to him as a new leader. >>> republican governor john kasich getting a big boost before the new hampshire primary. the boston globe endorsed him for the republican nomination. the paper praised him for running a largely positive campaign and being willing to compromise for results. >>> vandals go after a campaign sign in new hampshire and this morning police are getting involved. a meredith man said he put a donald trump for president sign on his lawn. the next morning the word repent was spray painted on the sign and then symbols for peace and islam. the homeowner said he will not change his mind of supports trump. >> we will not be intimidated. we will support who we want to support and this is america. >> reporter: that homeowner said he was told the fbi may get involved in the search for the suspect. >>> happening today, people who ride the t will have a chance to sound off about fare hikes. two possible scenarios. the first would increase fares on average by 7%. the second will be closer to 10%. hearing on the proposals held in lynn

elsewhere in the state today - bernie sanders, martin o'malley, rand paul, marco rubio, ted cruz, john kasich, carly fiorina, jeb bush and ben carson. let's first get a check on your forecast right after this! it's a frosty start to the day with temps in the 20s but it will warm up nicely with highs heading for the mid 40s. the january thaw continues saturday with highs in the 40s to near 50. light rain or light snow will move through on sunday and cool temps down. moderate to heavy snow and significant winds into wednesday and temps will head back into the deep freeze. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest

o'malley was on stage. he is struggling in the polls. this is a tight contest with sanders and hillary clinton. both campaigning in iowa this week. johnristine. >> jeff, thank you so much. let us discuss this event and who won. joining us now is cnn political reporter eric bradner. he is live from an undisclosed location in charleston, south carolina. eric, i think people want to know the answer to this question. who won the debate? is it easy to say? >> it's not easy to say. hillary clinton is great in debates. she always performs well in them, but bernie sanders, i guess you have to call bernie sanders a winner because clinton wasn't really able to stop his momentum. this is turning into a race where the dynamic is purity versus pragmatism. sanders is rlivinrepresentativ things are done now.ate and how- people who are liberal and dissatisfied with the policy achievements of president obama who want a more progressive champion. sanders still looks strong. iowa and new hampshire are his best states. those are places where the electorate is whiter and more liber liberal. there are questions if he can expand more broadly. he definitely

caucuses to try to get the hillary clinton people and the martin o'malley people over to their side, which is a very big deal. back to you, john >> very big deal. des moines register poll has bernie sanders trailing by three points right now and that's why it was interesting to hear bernie sanders saying today on tv that the hillary clinton e-mail issue is now a very serious issue. >> reporter: that's absolutely right. it's a big change from what he said not too long ago when he was trying to steer clear of the controversy. he's saying it's a legal process and doesn't feel comfortable politicizing it. nonetheless, he's taken the step over to the side of criticizing hillary clinton on the e-mails, which is a clear change. >> all right. joe johns in waterloo, iowa, bernie sanders set to speak there. we'll get back to that event when it happens. thank you so much, joe. joe johns was talking about the complicated caucus process. next for us, a look inside. how does it work? how does it differ for a primary? why is organization so important? and how is it different for both parties? it takes all kinds of jobs. and the best place to

when polled, martin o'malley's supporters by a difference of 57 to 27 feel bernie sanders is their choice. john. >> thank you michael. elana plot is in washington tonight. let's talk about donald trump. what did he say about the fox debate and how it went in his absence. >> i think we're going to do really well in iowa. i think we'll be a surprise, leading in the iowa polls and leading pretty good. [applause] >> and cruz is in second place, he got pummeled last night. he got pummeled wow, they didn't even mention he was born in canada. >> he went on to say that cruz's poll numbers are going to tank. and his will -- donald trump's will increase. what do you think? he's made a lot of predictions and many of them have been right. >> so what was so successful about skipping the debate for donald trump is he effectively got to put a pause on the polling when it comes to his front runner status. ted cruz like he said he's right he did get pummeled last night because marco rubio, jeb bush, chris christie got to train their fire on someone other than donald trump. and cruz going into monday he's facing

candidates hitting the trail today including john kasich, chris christie, rand paul, jeb bush, and jim gilmore. on the democratic side bernie sanners, martin o'malley, and hillary clinton will all be here today. learn more about their stops by checking out the candidate tracker in the politics section at wmur.com. sean: attention hunters, the 2016 moose lottery is now open. those who want to participate have through lottery. the cost is $15 for new hampshire resident and $25 for out of staters. the exact number of permits that will be offered has yet to be determined in this. the nine day moose hunt begins on october 15th. erin: coming up, a couple in massachusetts pleading for help after someone broke in to their apartment and stole their beloved dogs. canada. driving the car covered in snow. hayley: that's not going to be us this weekend. the storm system staying to the south. instead we're looking at a lot of sunshine. more on the forecast in hayley: good morning. a live look in concord. a chilly start for all of us. especially when you consider the winds are still gusting upwards of 20 miles per hour. the wind chills in the single digits. here'

martin o'malley making some closing arguments as well. johning john avlon editor and chief of the deal beef and brian selter joining us in a hot moment as well. you gave each of them an opportunity to speak, answer questions. what stood out to you? >> i think bernie was able to be at his best at the outset of the night. he's authentic, he's affable, and he knows what he believes. even getting tough questions about how do you define socialism, he deflected it and answered things forthrightly. o'malley's had a hell of a time getting traction in this race, as you well know. thought he was very strong in this format. and hillary clinton i think showed some real fire and passion, particularly getting asked whether she could be believed. but i think each of them really had different strengths on display last night. it was informative. >> as we mentioned, different people were able to stand up, ask questions. there was someone who stood up, a bernie sanders supporter asked this of hillary clinton. >> i've been around a long time. people have thrown all

the republican visitors include john kasich, chris christie, marco rubio, rand paul, jeb bush, rick santorum, and jim gilmore. on the democratic side martin o'malley, bernie sanders, and hillary clinton will be here today. learn more on the candidate tracker on wmur.com. sean: attention hunters. the 2016 moose lottery is open. those who want to participate have through may 27th to enter. the cost is $15 for new hampshire and $25 for out of staters. the exact number of perms has yet to be determined. the nine day moose hunt beginning on october 15th. erin: coming up this morning, a couple in massachusetts pleading for help after they say that apartment and stole their beloved dogs. sean: and an unusual scene in cambridge, massachusetts. a valley lost control of an suv and drove it straight in to an indoor pool. hayley: more sunshine on the way today. then tracking that storm. the latest details today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence that the only way they are defeated is

o'malley had just 1% of that poll. last night he urged iowa caucus voters not to be fed up with gridlock and looked to him as a new leader. >>> republican governor john kasich getting a big boost primary. the "boston globe" praised him for running a largely positive campaign and being willing to compromise for results. >>> vandal goes of a campaign sign and this morning police are getting involved. a man put the donald trump for president sign and the next morning the word repent was sprayed on the sign and symbols for peace and islam. the homeowner said he will not trump. >> we will not be intimidated and we will support who we want to support and this is america. >> julie: homeowner said he was told that the fbi may get involved in the search for the >>> new hampshire voter hit the polls february 9 for the miami, the state's voter identification law. voters will be asked to show a driver's license or military id or fill out an affidavit or have their picture taken. two judges will be standing by to handle any legal challenges. >>> coming up on 4:09. students in boston are demanding an end to racist treatment at the country's oldest public high scho

john mccain was born in panama. and repeated questions about if president obama was really born in hawaii. after ted cruz, he has announced his canadian citizenship. >>> meantime, martin o'malley didn't qualify as a write-in candidate or the primaries in a while. he already failed to submit enough valid signatures for his now the former governor has missed a deadline after expressing interest in being a writing candidate. >>> now, all new at 5 pm, dolce & gabbana is known for its sexiest dresses. the fashion powerhouse is now catering to a brand-new clientele. it just unveiled its line for muslim women. some praised the move. >>> the federal government has new guidelines about the healthiest diet just in time for new year's weight loss resolutions. agriculture released its own recommendations. the guidelines will be it in a bag for the next five years and call on americans to cut the sugar intake to no more than 10% of daily calories. that is just a little more than one can of coke. the guidelines also call on men and teenage boys to eat less protein. >>> a baby born in minnesota with a small malformed heart and only one long was initially sent home to die, but thanks to a pie

o'malley. the "on the record" political panel is here. abc political director rick klein and "weekly standard" john mccormick.ry clinton gain last night? >> she has to hide behind barack obama last evening. she was trying to gain a foot hold on the obama coalition trying to get them back in the fold. i will tell you berne y. sanders has making appeal to the head that is a built of a victimmable. she -- scramble. ease of democrats whether she has the fight. she took the fight to bernie sanders what the debate is about. bernie is still on fire out there anding to pose a much more substantial challenge santorum won 2012. governor o'malley has been pounding on doors and much of the attention is on the other two. >> i think o'malley is show a good shot. he actually won democratic voters on matters of substance. they want single pair healthcare. they want canadian style healthcare. they don't want obamacare. they want something big and bold and bernie sanders is going big and bold. the thing rick pointed out how bernieió-2÷.rq0 suggest to r hearts and hillary is talking to their head. the biggest argument hillary h

o'malley. here we go. >> sir. this? >> i don't know. >> okay. he's running for president. who is this? >> ramon river. >> no. >> john kerry. duh. hi. who is this? >> john wayne? i don't know. >> okay. hi. hi. who is this? >> i don't know. >> who iknow. >> who is this? nope. >> who is this? >> who is that? >> yeah. >> it looks like the king of queens show there. >> no. who is this? who is this? >> i have no ideas. >> oh. who is this? who is this? this? >> that is, um, o'malley. >> yes! yes. who is this? uh. >> jimmy: all right. well, maybe he does have a shot, i guess. oh, she's -- well, nicely done. son in california. well, we have to take a break. when we come back from the break, jack black and lauren cohan are here. they're going to go headd out who can name so stick around. we'll be right back. james drove his rav4 hybrid into the frozen wilderness. the scent of his jerky attracted a hungry wolfpack behind him. to survive, he had to remain fearless. ould hunt with them. and expand their territory. he'd form a bond with a wolf named accalia...ther and nurse their young. james left in search of his next adventure. how far will yo