john robertson iv. he is6 feet 4 inches 165 pounds. he is wanted for failure to register as a sex offender. last, we have tabitha whitten. she is , 5 feet 5 inches... 120 pounds. she's wanted for two counts of no operator's license, child not in rear seat, resisting public officers, driving with license revoked, and driving while impaired. if you see any of these fugitives, you can call anonymously. the number 255-5050 thanks for being here. remember, you can also go to the "fugitive files" section of w-l-o-s dot com to see all of the suspects we've featured. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 happening today, real estate heir robert durst is expected to plead guilty to a gun charge. durst will be sent to a federal prison in california once he is sesetenced in the gun case. he is set to stand trial for murder in the 2000 slaying of a longtime friend. the mysterious 19-82 disappearance of his wife kathleen has also created controversy for durst. 3 3 north carolina state health officials are now warning people about traveling to countries where the zika viru

john robertson writes that he has been retained as council.... along with kristopher olin. the letter goes on to say the attorneys were withdrawing a would contact the office to confirm a request. without bond. # the investigation into nicole lovell's death continues... yesterday... the montgomery county commonwealth's attorney said the preliminary autopsy shows the teen was stabbed. virginia tech student david eisenhauer is accused of kidnapping and murder. the second student... natalie keepers was originally charged with helping him get rid of the body... but authorities now say she was involved before nicole died. we still don't know how the three met.... but the washington post reports their connection may be through social media. they say the 7th grader was active on a forum called "teen dating and flirting." according to the post... the night she disappeared... nicole showed a friend text messages from an 18-year-old man she said she was planning to meet. as investigators search for more clues -- lovell's family is left heartbroken. tammy weeks/victim's mother: "nicol

but it was ted cruz who call john robertson succumbed out here right away and he did here the now chief -- and he did. the now chief then worked with ben ginsberg and the others on the republican party to craft their argument. i am thinking of where he has ended up, for example, in shall be county, the ruling that cut back on section 5, not section 2. what kind of blind you see, if any, in bush v. gore and shelby versus county? pamela: the composition of the supreme court at that time of shelby county and its predecessors are a product of the 2000 election. it is hard to figure out who would have been nominated because three of the justices who had replaced since bush v. gore were voluntary departures from the supreme court. as many of you know, justices seem to be more and more timing those voluntary departures in various ways. very hard to know who would have been present by 2004, but pretty clear i think that coming in 2005, democrats had held the white house even through the 2004 election -- even if republicans had won the 2004 election, john roberts would not have been position to

fox news john robertson south carolina this morning with a look at where things stand. good morning to you. >> berea, good morning to you. we're a tijuana island were donald trump is holding an event at 11:00 this morning at the charter point golf club. let's look at the national polls because it was quite a surprise yesterday. national polls don't count for that much other than bragging rights and to give you a snapshot of what the american populace as a whole is thinking. it is distaste for this contest contest is either won or lost. ted cruz and frank yesterday for the very first time over donald trump. this is the very first time since donald trump since early november donald trump hasn't let in the polls. it gave ted cruz a chance to brag. listen to this. >> for the first time in many months, there's a new national front-runner. the sound you are hearing is the sound of screams coming from washington d.c. the bad big endorsement for marker rubio. south carolina governor nikki haley heavily courted by the bush campaign with rubio though that endorsement was quickly

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with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski, meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. nigel: more commitment 2016 coverage now, and more from that one-on-one with current gop frontrunner donald trump. carol: wyff news 4's patrick hussion spent a lot of time with the real estate mogul this afternoon, and he's here now. patrick? patrick: before leaving today, trump told us to be on the lookout for a new poll. and sure enough, that cnn-orc poll has trump with a 16 point lead over ted cruz. we talked about that and much more today. in his first stop at the popular tommy's ham house, donald trump made a quick stop before heading over here, where we talked about his campaign heading into the south carolina primary on saturday. >> look. it's politics. i understand. and i've only been a politician since june 16. i'm almost embarrassed to say i'm a politician. but i guess that's what i am. patrick: has the transformation taken place? >> it's a big patrick: behind him in the south carolina polls is senator ted cruz, and on monday,

john: a live short at woodruff road. traffic moving along pretty nice. big changes for the weekend. we will talk about that next. >> you are watching live, local, breaking news. with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski, and weather with chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high-definition. nigel: the polls open to our morning in the gop primary. six names are on the ballot. six candidates hoping for big numbers. joining us now, chuck todd, nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press." what can you think will be the big surprise? chuck: there will be a couple. one is donald trump. every private polo, public polls have been showing it. but the pope's spat with him on immigration -- i talked to the other campaigns, they are petrified of it for this region. they think it helps trump, that it stopped his slide. why? it put him back on message, talking about immigration. the history of this campaign has been anytime trumpet talk about immigration, no matter how controversial it has been, it has solidified his support with his base. it may have angered him down in first place. we are in a battle for second. the pressure is on marco rubio.

john: in the greenville area, plenty of sunshine and temperatures seasonably cool. into the latter part of the weekend. we will talk about it next. >> you are watching live, local, breaking news with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski and weather with chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high-definition. nigel: continuing our commitment 2016 coverage. hillary clinton has just wrapped up her campaign stop in orangeburg. wyff news 4's patrick hussion spoke to organizers beforehand, who were there pulling for clinton to win the nomination. patrick: hillary clinton and bernie sanders are battling it in the midlands, visiting two historically black schools in orangeburg. with me is a student body president at claflin university. tell me why hillary clinton is the best candidate for students in chapter lineup. -- students in south carolina. >> the choice is clear. she has money set aside for her plan will become more clear. patrick: bernie sanders is at claflin. you being the student body president, what have you heard heading over to south carolina state? >> a lot of students are torn, they don't know what side they want to go to. but as president, we need to make sure

donald trump is in virginia at regent university getting interviewed by pat robertson, john kasich in mississippi, there is no more coffee shop campaigning bumping into each other on the road. when i was in new hampshire you would speak to these people and they would say this candidate was yesterday, this one a few weeks ago, this one coming tomorrow. from a loan is in seven states over the next five days. neil: 529 delegates at stake in one day, largely proportionally voting states. and a couple weeks later on march 14th we have the winner-take-all states, texas will be very crucial, ted cruz hanging on to this latest of leads, can you imagine if he loses that one to donald trump many are saying is all but over for him. amazing house with levy's things develop. a read on all of this, in the examiner, judy, begin with you. normally at least on the republicans side you win the initial contests or in his case three of the first four you are well on your way to the nomination. on the democratic side, we had bill clinton losing the first four can tests, losing ten of the first 11 contests

with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski, and the weather with chief urologist john cessarich. this is -- chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00. nigel: it's cold outside. giving you a live look outside. feel it. this is greenville skycam, you can see haywood road. gabrielle: all those cars, scrambling to get home and have a nice, warm home to go to, because john cessarich joins us now, and john, it will be cold. john: dangerously cold as we go overnight. for the next several days. weekend, we will get another surge of arctic air. the weekend will set the stage for a potential winter storm monday. or about that later on. right now, flurries. a couple brief light snow upstate. anderson, through do west, making their way into laurens and newberry. we have had snow showers back into north georgia. temperatures very cold. it has been snowing off and on with flurries in atlanta. do not expect accumulations. at least not in upstate and northern georgia.

. -- about phil robertson being ambassador to the united nations. carol: john kasich held a rally in mount pleasant tonight. he touted his accompaniments while in washington. gov. kasich: my message is that, you know, i've been a person who's not been in the establishment lane or the anti-establishment lane, but i do make the establishment nervous because i've been a change agent. i've been able to, in washington, balance budgets, cut taxes, and get in a position where we had job growth and better lives for everybody. carol: kasich has said he does not plan on staying in south carolina for primary day. he will be in new england, shifting his focus to super tuesday. michael: donald trump clashed with the pope this week. now he's taking on apple. during a rally in pawley's island, the republican frontrunner urged his supporters to boycott apple products. that is until the company agrees to help the fbi unlock the bernardino shooters. mr. trump: apple ought to give the security for that phone, ok. [applause] what i think you ought to do is boycott apple until such

with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski, and the weather with chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. nigel: donald trump, the gop presidential front-runner, made headlines all weekend, for what he said and didn't say about david duke and the kkk. here is the timeline of what happened, and you can hear donald trump in his own words. friday, donald trump was asked about the david duke endorsement. >> mr. trump, how do you feel about the recent endorsement from david duke? >> i didn't even know he endorsed me. david duke endorsed me? all right. i disavow, ok? nigel: but then, when asked about on it on cnn's "state of the union" on sunday morning, trump had a very different answer. >> well, i have to look at the group. i mean, don't know what group you're talking about. you wouldn't want me to condemn a group that i know nothing about. i'd have to look. if you would send me a list of the groups, i will do research on 'em. and certainly, i would disavow if i thought there was something wrong. >> the ku klux klan? >> but you may have groups i

robertson, embryo komorowski, and the weather with chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. gabrielle: take a look at these pictures of severe weather causing major damage in the charlotte area. these are from yesterday. duke energy reported that close to 5,000 people were without power in mecklenburg county. trees were uprooted, and some homes suffered serious damage. nigel: in western north carolina, a live look through our asheville skycam. look at that sunset. on this thursday in february, a beautiful day outside. gabrielle: so nice to see sunshine. john cessarich joins us from the studio. how is the rest of the week shaping up? john: seasonably chilly. if you are on the couch inside, nice and warm and looking at a live shot from asheville, you are going, wow, that is lots of sunshine. if you are outside, 41 degrees with a strong wind, it feels like 32 with the windchill. cold temperatures in the mountains. different story outside the mountains. lighter winds and temperatures warming up into the upper 50's to around 60, 60

with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski, and the weather with chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. gabrielle: take a look at this video out of north carolina. dozens of cars are abandoned on roads in winston-salem. snow fell overnight, forcing drivers who were stuck to leave their cars. winston-salem police say the phones were ringing off the hook from people involved in weather-related accidents. nigel: now, let's take a live look outside in greenville through our peace center sky cam. you can see, it's very wet out there right now as we speak. temperatures are falling. gabrielle: in western north carolina, here is a live picture from our asheville skycam. it is gray and cold. john cessarich and chris justus are in our studio, tracking the latest. john: very heavy, freezing drizzle across the area. either hold steady or fall just a little bit, especially along i-85 and north. watch out for that. some of the side roads will freeze, and the main roads will get icy. reports of accidents already. if you don't have to get outside, don't.

with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski, and the weather with chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. nigel: we are talking about the weather first up. this is just more of new orleans . a live look outside, where it is coming down rain, wind, and even reports of possible tornadoes. gabrielle: we want to show you these pictures. this is the system that john cessarich says we need to be watching as well. john joins us in the studio. john: we will have to watch it during the day tomorrow especially, and probably especially in the morning. new orleans remains under a tornado watch. there are warnings around louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. we are very stable. we have the warm front to the southwest, so we have a northeasterly breeze. we are just looking at rain showers across the area.

with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski, and the weather with chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. gabrielle: take a look at this video out of north carolina. dozens of cars are abandoned on roads in winston-salem. snow fell overnight, forcing drivers who were stuck to leave their cars. winston-salem police say the phones were ringing off the hook from people involved in weather-related accidents. nigel: now, let's take a live look outside in greenville through our peace center sky cam. you can see, it's very wet out there right now as we speak. temperatures are falling. gabrielle: in western north carolina, here is a live picture from our asheville skycam. it is gray and cold. john cessarich and chris justus are in our studio, tracking the latest. john: very heavy, freezing drizzle across the area.

with nigel robertson down -- gabrielle komorowski, and the weather with chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. nigel: i spent p pt of my morning on the interstate, on the marco rubio for president bus. the senator and governor nikki haley invited me on board to talk about her endorsement, and why donald trump wasn't even in the running. governor nikki haley told me her endorsement of the senator did not come easy. >> you know, it was hard, because we've got great people running for president. nigel: less than 24 hours after endorsing senator marco rubio for president, the south carolina governor joined him on stops in greenville and anderson. we talked to the senator between the two. >> obviously, the endorsement well-respected in the state, and people have seen her leadership, and it brings a lot of credibility. she everything we are standing nigel: this endorsement is a big get. in fact, after publicly saying trump was not going to get it, 5 of the 6 candidates were hoping for haley's support, including jeb bush, whose family has been working

with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski, and the weather with chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. nigel: first up, taking a live look, a wet look, through our woodruff road skycam. any grilling this evening. it is pleasant temperature-wise. john, how is it looking for this evening? john: we will see thunderstorms of the next hour or two, in the northeastern part of the upstate, moving into spartanburg county, off to the northeast. we had a few showers with embedded heavy thunderstorms march across the area. nothing strong were severe, just heavy rainfall, a bit of lightning from time to time, maybe gusty winds. a front is pushing through and it has stalled out because of a low developing along it. when the front settles to the south overnight, the wind will shift out of the northeast area that will drive in cooler temperatures and more stable conditions. here is the front tomorrow morning. we will be wedged in with showers, rain, drizzle, fog. this will produce severe weather in mississippi tomorrow afternoon and will move right betw

with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski, and the weather with chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. nigel: we are talking about the weather first up. this is just more of new orleans . a live look outside, where it is coming down rain, wind, and even reports of possible tornadoes. gabrielle: we want to show you these pictures. this is the system that john cessarich says we need to be watching as well. john joins us in the studio. john: we will have to watch it during the day tomorrow especially, and probably especially in the morning. new orleans remains under a tornado watch. there are warnings around louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. we are very stable. we have the warm front to the southwest, so we have a northeasterly breeze. we are just looking at rain showers across the area. the breeze brings in cooler temperatures. we need to get unstable for severe weather. late tonight and early tomorrow morning, we will break down the wedge. besides the potential for severe thunderstorms, we could also have the potential for flash floodin

that's why they say they're working so hard, john. >> trying to accelerate their action on this. nic robertsonthanks so much. >>> another real worry close to home, the water crisis in flint. it will be front and center on capitol hill this morning. the house oversight committee is holding a hearing. local lawmakers and environmental officials are scheduled to testify. flint mayor karen weaver is calling for the immediate replacement of all lead service lines running into the city's homes. now, she's not offering a cost estimate or a way to fund that project. big question is who pays for it? >>> bill cosby will be back in a pennsylvania courtroom today as his lawyers try to get criminal sexual assault charges against him dismissed. a judge must decide whether there was an unwritten agreement that precludes the current charges in a case brought by former temple university employee andrea constand. a former model, chloe goens, who alleged cosby drugged and sexual assaulted her in 2008, she has dropped her civil suit. >>> time for an early start on your money. big losses for stocks yesterday. futu

we have nic robertson with more from munich. >> reporter: good morning, john.s is seen as a last-ditch gasp, if you will, to resurrect the geneva convention. and that is opposition and the government close to meaning talks which could get lost. we are hearing from the russians is they are talking about putting a cease-fire on the table. possibly march 1st. this is what the ambassador to the u.n. said. >> we have a number of discussions with the united states, including the possibility of a cease-fire and also some humanitarian discussions. >> reporter: reality is russia's credibility is at an all-time low. the u.n. said last week in geneva the fact that russia was upping air strikes in aleppo and along with syrian government forces on the ground, that is what stymied the talks. the only thing the u.n. could do is hit the pause button. the opposition's group ranges from the former prime ministers to hard liner islamic groups. they are putting their hopes on humanitarian access on the ground. it is anyone's guess. what you have here in munich today is the 18 diff

cruz, that person, and john kasich -- ben carson and john kasich spent time in the midlands and low country. ted cruz will appear with phil robertson of duck dynasty at the greenville marriott. mark sanford endorsed ted cruz in charleston earlier today. carol: there has been a good turnout for absentee voters. we asked a number of people about the line and their feelings now that the vote has been cast. >> no, actually was very nice i went in, i was probably in line five minutes and voted. it was quick and easy. >> i voted for marco rubio. finally we're getting the list down to the point where you can learn something about the candidates. >> i plan on voting for ted cruz. i like what he stands for. everything that he says i agree with. carol: the greenville county elections office says more than 5000 ballots have been returned and. michael: in numbers out tonight. clemson released its literal -- latest palmetto pulp, a serving of south lenny and with that voted in at least two the past three primaries. donald trump leading the poll with 28% followed by ted cruz with percent. marco rubio coming in with 15%. 13% still undecided. last

nine the event includes a live interview with regents chancellor pat robertson and questions from the audience the form of jeb bush and john k singh visited last fall the front runner. donald trump will be at region on wednesday february twenty fourth time is ticking away in the race for president south carolina and nevada voters have just a few more days to make their decisions as abc's lana zach shows some of the candidates are firing at each other the of the year to sell the republican than democrat. it was back to their bases on the campaign trail can just show up at election time and say the right things and think that's enough democrat bernie sanders and hillary clinton battling over the african american votes while the republicans were focused on the second amendment and the military is president you know you can talk a good game every word is listen to but if you don't have a military to back it up it's dangerous bush meeting this photo of a it along with one more america the gop candidates also lobbing rhetorical grenade at one another. marco rubio taking on ted cruz voted for and paul's budget which reduce defens

world, putting several billion people potentially at risk, john. >> even with long-term gains, the short-term risks are still so high. nic robertson, thanks so much. >>> 49 minutes past the hour. it's not very often you feel bad for big oil companies, right? take a look at the crash in oil prices, how it's hitting corporate america. the losses for one big-name company staggering. we'll tell you about it next. ♪ (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where are you? it's very loud there. are you taking a zumba class? >>> this morning the united states is looking for new ways to step up the military campaign against isis. recently published satellite images show a small farming a a airstrip being lengthened. the pentagon only says that u.s. forces in syria are consistently looking for ways to increase efficiency. clarissa ward is the

robertson, wyff news 4. michael: tonight, we also heard from some people in the carol: john lyon was listening to what voters>> welcome, courageous conservatives. john: over 1500 people came to the td convention center to welc cruz. >> god bless the state of south carolina while the crowd was enthusiastic, recent polls suggest thundecideds, and those with soft support for other cand, in the audience. >> i just really just came to see what he believed in, and his personal views on everything. >> trying to find answers, figure out who i can get behind john: others listening to the texas senator are leaning towards him, and are here taking a closer look to help cement their decision after his triumph >> i was just so impressed with the obvious ground game that he had to have, covered iowa so well. >> last night was a convincing factor. i heard his acceptance speech. i liked what he said. it impressed me. john: most of the other republican candidates are spending the day in new hampcr is doing a two-fer, spending part of the day there before the rally here. hoping to gain ground on donald trump, who he trails he

robertson the ceo of the school. donald trump blasted his republican rival ted cruz over support for john roberts as supreme court justice. he noted he supported keeping obama care in tack in court rulings. >>en he wrote an edatorily. you have to have roberts. >> donald trump said if elected he could be trusted uphold republican values. the remaining candidates are preparing for the final primary debate before super tuesday. it is tomorrow night at the university of houston in texas. donald trump, cruz, marco rubio, john kasich and ben carson will all be there. >>> we are still recovering from the spring like severe weather that hit us hard. >> but to the west it is still winter. look at the situation here in illinois. the blizzard hitting the chicago area. expecting 15 inches in some places. we know what that is all about. o'hare and midway canceled a thousand flights and more than 220 crashes. a winter storm warning is in effect over night. we just learned there ha another fatality in virginia. they have found that person deceased. their home was destroyed by one of the tornadoes down there. that ups the death toll. >>

live interview with regents chancellor pat robertson and questions from the audience all candidates have been invited to take part in this forum. jeb bush and john casey visited last fall frontrunner don't rub will be at region on wednesday february twenty four and new this morning a new usa today suffolk university poll shows voters are scared of what could happen in the upcoming presidential election when given the choice of four options enthusiastic satisfied dissatisfied or scared. a majority said the prospect of donald trump winning the republican nomination or hillary winning the democratic one left them underscore an increasingly bitter divide in american politics knows when there is a new top dog cj a german shepherd german short hair pointer with so they are from southern california took home best in show at the westminster kennel club dog show last night the three year old beat out nearly three thousand dogs in one hundred and ninety nine different breeds to win the nation's most prestigious doc absolute view. i'll miss sleep we here on daybreak sort of give you a chance to win a trip for two people seeking its contrast to the city tha

john: you can see overcast drizzle across the area with temperatures in the low 50'currently 50. big changes on the way. >> you are watching live, local, breaki with nigel robertson, every welcome a risky and the weather this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. mi senator ted cruz trying to carry the iowa s in -- he is in the upstate tonight. wy live at the td convention center. patrick? patrick: senator cruz will be arriving from new hampshire within the hour. he is sent to speak at 6:30 tonight. it has been widely documented in iowa that he ran a very traditional campaign, ak hands and rally in -- rallied in literally all 99 19th a visit to the state, which just so happens to coincide with the same amount of visits as donald trump and marco rubioas far as the three of those guys go, about the same amount of attention in south carolina. i spoke with people here outside to see if they were longtime supp they were here , if they decided to come here after last night's victory. i talked to 20 or so people. the whole group said they have this -- in this for the long-held. last night was icing on the cake. the floodgates of beginning to open when it comes tohi

robertson, first and second, in '88. - in '88, right. - and bush came in a very terrible third. - right, and i'm remembering john mccain's campaign was resurrected in 2000. he beat george w. bush there, correct? - right. - and santorum won the iowa and romney won new hampshire. - yeah, he won the big. - yeah, big. - so, who's going to win new hampshire? - i don't know, and i'm telling you i really admit i don't know. it is so hard to get a handle on what's happening and look, you have a lot of people supporting trump and he's, i hear that he's being supported by the tea party. the tea party hates government-funded, single-payer healthcare and trump is for it. the tea party hates eminent domain and trump is for it. - trump is for it, right. - there are so many things of trump's positions that don't correspond to the political positions of the group that's supposed to be supporting him. - except for two things. - i can't explain. - they want authenticity and the guy is nothing if not authentic. - well. - right, he says whatever comes to his head. you don't think so? - i don't think so. - you think he's inauthentic? - i think loud bs is not authent

robertson today. >> [ inaudible ] >> bibles and gunshot brought us here and it'll be bibles and gunshot that keeps us here. >> ohio governor john kasich continues to campaign across the state this. morning he spoke with supporters at a town hall meeting in columbia. governor kasich after the e sven. he said he is keeping a positive outlook going into the primary tomorrow. going into new hampshire, frankly the reason people are saying i'm in the groove is because my numbers have gone up. nothing has changed. remember what they said? they said you're going to go to south carolina and you have to change your message. nothing has changed because people have the same conscientious all across this country and i'm going to try to be as positive and above the fray as i can. if i don't win it'll be okay. >> kasich held a town hall meeting in conway this afternoon as well. >> florida governor jeb bush was campaigning in the upstate and joined by his moth e, she took swipe at his rivals. donald trump has never shown interest in anybody but himself. marco rubio and ted cruz has shown nothing in their past that suggests they could make a to

nic robertson live in munich, where the international support group met this week. united states secretary of state johnry is there meeting on the sidelines with lavrov. reaction from one of the top military commanders to what medvedev said. >> isn't this by definition the cold war? arms buildup? >> well, they are entitled to their understanding of this and their description's this. we in nato do not want to see a cold war. we do not talk about it. it is not what we want to happen or anticipate happening. we are a defensive alliance who are arraying ourselves to face a challenge that we sigh, and that challenge is a nation that once again has decided that it will use force to change internationally recognized borders. so we take those appropriate accesses to be able to assure, defend and deter. >> nic, you did the interview. walk me through that. what does he mean? what is his stance? >> reporter: what he's saying is, look, if medvedev is saying that nato is being unfriendly and opaque, how can it be? when nato does military exercises everything is put online. it's trying to be friendly to russia, you k

interview with the region's chancellor pat robertson and questions from the audience attend the forum and regions on wednesday february twenty fourth and ohio governor john casey who will be at virginia commonwealth university on monday for a town hall. more details check out the thirteen years now. dot com or write yet here they come virginia is proving to once again be a very important state in this presidential election. and joining us to talk more about the campaign stops in hampton roads and what they mean is professor dr carol pratt well thank you for coming on thank you for inviting me ok so here we go battleground virginia. this isn't just about the primary election when you think about candidates coming to virginia now because overall most americans even though we talk about the primaries and caucuses the davies in this love the end result and so you're looking at this site what if this person becomes oppressive than me and dan what are what if their constant state of flux and so we're also going to be looking at region as being a big battleground right. ollie it truly truly is full numbers of years we have the packaging as being the one they co

robertson. on this screen is where candidates were polling yesterday, the latest nbc poll was released changing up these numbers slighting. we saw trump's lead drop, cruz had a few points...and john kasich jumped 8 points. what do these latest numbers indicate as voters head to the polls? ing closely. according to their campaigns donald trump will be in spartanburg, ben carson will be in greenville and it appears john kasich will be in massachusetts. ted cruz, marco rubio and jeb bush will have election results parties in the capital city. jeb bush and his campaign will have an election night party at the hilton columbia center on senate street. that's starting at 9pm. at 7pm, marco rubio's campaign will kick off their election night party. that's happening at carolina haven on bluff road. and ted cruz will be at the tonight. his party is starting at 8pm building. a live look now at voting underway at ballentine elementary school this morning we've seen a steady stream of voters at the polls, as well as out in lexington county at red bank elementary. again you have until 7 tonight to head to the polls. stream of votererat the polls, as well as out in lexington county at red bank

a live interview with regents chancellor pat robertson and questions from the audience all candidates have been invited to take part in the form jeb bush john casey visited last fall when i don't run will be returned on wednesday february twenty fourth year this morning a new usa today suffolk university poll shows voters are quote scared of what presidential election when given the choices they were either an enthusiastic satisfied dissatisfied or scared. a majority said that the prospect of donald trump winning the republican nomination in hillary clinton winning the democratic nomination truly left him fearful. the findings underscore the increasingly bitter divide in american politics. new details about a blockbuster new foe a video posted on simpson's indonesian website hints that the company's next flagship galaxy s seven could be water resistant and have wireless charging. it's expected to be unveiled next week and a new shopping site has a unique premise only sells items that lasts forever. every product listed as by me once has a lifetime warranty and while by the wants category doesn't boast a huge selection. it does have toys coo

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robertson followed by question and answer session with the audience. doors will open at eleven thirty and the event is scheduled to start at noon and republican candidate john case it will be making his rounds in he held a town hall this morning at george mason university in fairfax. he has an event in charlottesville after that and then to wrap things up. case in richmond tonight for a town hall in virginia commonwealth university a trial starts today for a virginia voter id lawsuit lawyers for the democratic party of virginia argue that the state's voter id law is unconstitutional a two thousand and thirteen law requires voters to show a photo id at the polls. some people argue that this law makes it difficult for minorities to vote more than thirty states have some sort of voter id requirements and lawsuits are pending in several states. a judge is expected to rule on north carolina's in just a few weeks. today was the first time the u s supreme court met since the death of justice antonin scalia the justices took the bench this morning to resume the courts work after school his funeral on saturday justice clarence thomas previously said it would be hard

secretary of state, john kerry, says it's a cessation of hostilities, but he won't call it a cease fire. nick robertsonrs hammered out the agreement. hi, nick. >> reporter: hi, carol. let's think about the cessation of hostility as sort of a more of pause that if everything goes right, then the political talks can get everyone to a cease fire. what's supposed to happen immediately as of today, humanitarian assistance to cut parts of the country, parts of syria that are cut off, both government supporters and opposition supporters to get this humanitarian relief. the idea is that spreads across the whole country, builds confidence. one week from today that cessation of hostility is supposed to begin. a lot of concern about russia's intentions. this is what they told me. >> we see hope in this agreement, but we hope to see a big solution for all syria and all syrians. >> and the key test of this agreement when you look at what happens in the next week, what are the key things you're going to look for to see that it's -- that it meets your expectations. >> if we see russia stop this air strikes on civilia

john adams, james madison. therefore, i say we ought to put in everything we do including politics. around rn the country and get on with it. >> give it up for the gospel and phil robertson a tomorrow? let me introduce to you the next resident of the united states, senator ted cruz! [applause] cruz: god bless the great state of south carolina. thrilled to be here with you. she going to make an amazing first lady? say to all the school ged kids, when heidi's first lady, french fries are coming back to the cafeteria. but i think on the tray ongs and not on top of it. know, i got to say, south carolina and texas, we got a whole lot in common. states where southerners, we military le lot of veterans veterans. owners.n we love god and we are fed up corruption in washington. applause] enator cruz: you know, to understand the connections states, you great need to do no more than remember carolinians who came down to their blood ated the alamo. james bonham and brave south arolinians to help texas fight for our freedom. of those south carolinaians from the alamo wrote a letter and hangs in my office to this day. to the people836, of texas and all americans in world, i am besiege

john adams, james madison. therefore, i say we ought to put religion in everything we do including politics. let's turn the country around and get on with it. >> give it up for the gospel and phil robertsonwoo! how many of you know we got a big day tomorrow? let me introduce to you the next president of the united states, senator ted cruz! [applause] senator cruz: god bless the great state of south carolina. heidi and i are thrilled to be here with you. isn't she going to make an amazing first lady? and let me say to all the school aged kids, when heidi's first lady, french fries are coming back to the cafeteria. call me crazy but i think cardboard belongs on the tray and not on top of it. you know i got to say, south carolina and texas, we got a whole lot in common. two states where southerners, we have a whole lot of military veterans veterans. we're gun owners. we love god and we are fed up with the corruption in washington. [applause] senator cruz: you know, to understand the connections between our great states, you need to do no more than remember the carolinians who came down to texas and spilled their blood at the alamo. james bonham and brave south carolinians to help texas figh

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