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into hundreds of millions of other similar devices and normally the government cannot force you, jon scottny to go to work for them as an active agent in a criminal investigation. >> jon: but the guy didn't even own that phone. it was owned by the county he worked for and the county said go ahead. >> the county said go ahead so there's no siege and search search and seizure. the government is being put in a position of seeing we can get our hands on this if only you will help us but it's help beyond just opening the door. you've got to work for us. you've got to have your computer technicians create something. >> jon: the apple argument, i guess, is that if you do this then the barn door is open and all of the horses run out. that hackers and cyber criminals would be able to access information from iphones over the planet. do they have a point? >> they have a valid argument. consumers want privacy and security, apple knows that. so they are deeply worried that if we create this code on our computer servers, it could be hacked by cyber terrorists, the us government could use it for nefariou

and thanks to jon scott, the nhl all-star game was a success. favorite. two goals and mvp after the nhl even left this guy off the ballot. >> it's been a dream almost. you can't really wry this stuff. to be able to come to the game first of all, then meet the guys and have them accept me, warm embrace by the fans then to win the tournament, named mvp. it's crazy. >> it is. >>> tomorrow morning we'll have fog issues. looking ahead, our weekend won't be bad. saturday will be better and sunday. it is going to rain sunday and into early next week. sunny and 70 degrees for the super bowl. >> perfect. >> that's why we love it. it's monday and he's looking forward to the weekend. >> that's how we roll.

. >>> good evening, i'm jon scott. it is the bottom of the hour. if you're just joining us, united states supreme court justice ant stonin scalia has d. after not he was known as an influence and provocative conservative member of country's highest court, first nominated in 1986 by president ronald reagan, he went on to be its longest serving member of the sitting justices now making historic rulings on cases including second amendment, abortion, campaign funding with privacy and more. reactions to the news of his death are pouring in tonight. edwin meese served as attorney general under president reagan. meese is now the heritage foundation's ronald reagan distinguished fellow and released a statement that reads, in part, he was an historic jurist, an exceptional legal similar and stalwart defender of the constitution as given to us by the nation's founders. he fulfilled president reagan's greatest expectations by his commitment to the law and personal integrity. he is survived by his wife maureen and nine children. he was 79 years old. >>> for mo

jon: new court action for a convicted killer turned podcast star. could he get a new trial? we are going to talk with fill scott about the gop race after he just made an endorsement. who is he backing? >> one person stands head and shoulders on national defense and economic opportunities. . . . . jon: from america's election headquarters, one state down, iowa, another up next week, new hampshire. dozens more to go in the long haul to the make the presidential ballot in november. ted cruz won iowa's republican caucuses over donald trump while hillary clinton beat bernie sanders by a hair in the democratic race. and the fighting has just begun according to jerry seib, washington bureau chief for "the wall street journal" he writes, the iowa results suggest that those fights will take place in two parties deeply divided between insiders and outsiders, between young and old, between the most and least wealthy. the situation is volatile. and as a consequence unpredictable. gerry seib is hire now. interesting, even after iowa you talk about both parties being very divided and those divided voters will have to come to

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bill: jon scott is coming up on "happening now." jon: rand paul dropping out today.e'll have analysis as the makeout continues. and we are -- as the shakeout continues. and we are looking ahead to new hampshire. ted cruz and marco rubio and we'll talk about some whining from hillary clinton supporters. bill: is this a turning points in the case -- a turning point in the case against bill cosby? >> dose want to exclude the truth? i thought mr. cosby always wanted to have his day in court. now he appears to want to dismiss a day in court. that criminal case. it's hard to find time to keep up on my shows. that's why i switched from u-verse to xfinity. now i can download my dvr recordings and take them anywhere. ready or not, here i come! (whispers) now hide-and-seek time can also be catch-up-on-my-shows time. here i come! can't find you anywhere! don't settle for u-verse. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. martha: we have been showing you the candidates and where they are spread across the state of new hampshire today. this is ted cruz selling his st

jon: i'm jon scott.reatest number of delegates to four grams 865 delegates at stake for the democrats, 595 for the gop and texas, the biggest prize of all. oh 222 delegates for the

jon: i'm jon scott. all the debating and polling comes down to this. turnout is the key in iowa with close races on both sides of the aisle. mike emanuel an in-depth look at the establishment and the outsiders. james has the feel the burn momentum of the sanders campaign. >> outside the bernie sanders headquarters, epicenter of the bernie sanders' surge. >> the anointed candidate, the inevitable candidate, it will be interesting to see, we all know who the inevitable candidate for the democratic nomination will be. a lot has happened in the last nine months and the inevitable candidate is today not quite so inevitable. reporter: polls last month shows vermont senator bernie sanders trailing hillary clinton by an average of 16 points. today "the des moines register" poll shows them statistically tied. everyone knows sanders enjoys a huge majority ofout voters. among voters make less than $50,000 sanders enjoys a 20-point lead over hillary clinton. reverses entirely for affluent voters with clinton trouncing sanders by 24 points. observers saw another re

i am jon scott. >> hillary clinton is in california for a fundraiser and bernie sanders is on to tuesday. clinton has 500 ahead of sanders's 70. voters can change their minds we mention. southern nevada didn't get a chance to caucus due to technical difficulties and long wait time. >> ed henry is live in colombia, south carolina for us. >> reporter: good to see you, jon. republicans were here over the weekend and now the democrats take over. and next saturday night, it is a big primary night. it is a test for bernie sanders. he closed a double-digit lead for hillary clinton. a wins a win for hillary clinton and now bernie sanders has to find the next place on the map to do well. here in south carolina is not friendly territory him. hillary clinton as a edge here with with the african-american voters. that is why he was here in the colombia area with actor danny glover and talking about education for african-american kids. >> african-american are not getting the education that they need. what or who determines it? >> it is about trust. >> reporter: you hear him talking about the issues an

. >> i am jon scott. they call it super tuesday for a reason.the sheer number of delegates could go a long way to determine the candidates forxd both parti. >> you know all of the big names, they have hit the campaign trail. dr. ben carson will be in edgent university chaem in virginia. in the meantime democrats are pounding the pavement ahead of super tuesday. and hillary clinton is in boston trying to ride a wave of momentum. there is questions about bern py sanders and taking massachusetts. bernie sanders is not letting up the pressure. he will hold a rally in minneapolis. that is a state that he might surprise them. >> we have fox nows coverage of all of this. ed henry covering the democratic side. and casy steñr gal in dallas wi cruz campaign: >> reporter: georgia isñr beating its ownita record in terms of early voting. 400000 ballots, early ballots cast surpassing the record in 2008 by 50 percent. that is huge and shows a lot of voter enthusiasm. here in georgia donald trump has double-digits over cruz and rubio. in alabama, trump picked u

. >> and i am jon scott. many independent voters prepare to make their decisions. four of the presidential candidates appearing in campaign events in the past hour. and clues on who is picking up momentum. we have live fox team coverage. ed henrow is in new hampshire. we'll start with carl cameron. >> reporter: hi, jon, the story right now is the weather. it is coming down pretty hard and whiteout continues in southern new hampshire and going to affect how the campaign unfolds and could spill in to tomorrow and lot of concern talking to law enforcement. they are making arrangements for plying and people going to the polls. live starts and ending. john kasich in a town hall in windham, new hampshire. that is due south of us in raymond, new hampshire. jeb bush in the rotary club and a lunchion about to wrap up. and then to donald trump who is in london derry just eastern side of '93 going north out of massachusetts. and marco rubio a retail stop in manchester that is a mob scene and all of the independent news can't go there. and tuck away ta vern where ted cruz has

welcome to "happening now," i'm jon scott.u, i'm in for jenna lee are -- as we look ahead to south carolina. south carolina, of course, is known for its rough and tumble politics and lately for hosting the first primary in the south with seven republican candidates stills in race, that state could

jon: and i'm jon scott.s five days before the new hampshire vote. mrs. clinton hammered sanders on his credentials as a democratic candidate, senator sanders slammed clinton's big speaking fees and her ties to wall street. listen.

. >> and i am jon scott. donald trump is calling for i redo. he accuses the tread cruz campaign of fraudullent activity and a shake-up in the race. senator rand paul announces he is suspending his campaign. right now, senators ted cruz and marco rubio are just two of the candidates holding events in the state. rubio in a town hall meeting and cruz holding a meet and greet in a country store. we find carl cameron. bring us to up date. >> reporter: hi, jon. ted cruz got to the country store and candidates have come here for decades. it is not technically open yet. there is a push to get it ready for the candidates to come here as part of the battle. there is a major battle between ted cruz and donald trump. after a slew of morning show partnershipses, trump tweeted today that he thinks that cruz cheated and stole the iowa caucus grading voters. and that is dirty and the race ought to be awarded to trump himself. the campaign manager that trump has a twitter problem and should get a self help program. and cruz has yet to respond upon to. it the ra

i'm jon scott. jenna: the thirsty moose sounds pretty good. we are watching hemmer closely throughout the night. the polls show donald trump and bernie sanders leading their respective voters. registered independents can vote in either primary. they aren't slowing down making their pitches, and neither is the nasty rhetoric. hi, rich. reporter: they handle the snow better than we do in washington, d.c., so the voters are out today. there are polling places, diners and tv interviews and they are all getting in their last pitch of campaigning. >> it feels like all the work has paid off. but we'll see. >> we feel good about where we are. but a lot of people make up their minds. >> we drank champagne. we that academy. we'll finish strong and head to south carolina. >> get as many delegates as we can. reporter: the voters will be answering the questions we have been asking the last few days, can marco rubio overcome the relentless attacks from the other candidates. and can one of the governors emerge and break away from the pack and up to the polls

i upon am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. donald trump is speaking at regal university in virginia beach. the front runner looks more and more unstoppable. >> you know we were not expected to win this one. if you listen to the pundits, we were not expected to win too much and now we are winning, winning the country and soon the country is going to start winning, winning, winning. >> in the democratic race. hillary clinton is way ahead in south carolina, but a federal judge's ruling may derail her campaign. some of clinton's top aides will be called to testify under oath which could lead to a subpeona for the former secretary of state is. we begin with our chief political correspondent carl cameron live from las vegas. carl? >> reporter: good morning, we talked about the nevada caucus don't have the history of changing the race because the turn out is small and caucuses are different than primaries. and it hasn't changed. donald trump continues to win, win, win. and in virginia, talking to pat robertson and influential with ev

. >> and i am jon scott. the nation's first primary is one week away. we are monitoring several live events including one by ted cruz. john kasich as you can see there is already in the middle of a town hall meeting and jeb bush is scheduled to hold one shortly. >> hillary clinton speaking in an event in new hampshire claiming victory over bernie sanders in a race that is too close to call. we'll have ed henry, and following the democratic race and we'll see who called it when and we'll start with carl cameron who is live in the ted cruz event in new hampshire. it will be interesting to see what ted cruz had to say. >> reporter: he was fired up after loving iowa last night. and this will be the first appearance for ted cruz since winning last night and he will go from here and go to south carolina and try to extend the momentum from his win. he's been on fire. today chris christie, the new jersey governor who has focused all of his campaign attention griffed him with a stiff arm plus. listen to this. >> i hope you guys, because it is time for him to ans

welcome to "happening now", i am jon scott. >> i am jenna lee.ernie sanders and hillary clinton cross the state after butting heads in the debate last night. she continues to trial sanders in new hampshire. hi, ed? >> reporter: there is a big town hall here and bernie sanders will be here. there is a large crowd bep hind me. without martin o'malley there was direct combat between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. and good news for bernie sanders. a new poll nationally shows hillary clinton only leading 44 percent to 42 percent. basically a dead heat nationally and on top of the fact that bernie sanders is up in various polls right here in new hampshire where everyone will be voting. as we watch him rise in the polls, he's getting more questions about p how to pay for all of these plans that the democratic socialist wants to bring like single payer health care. >> one of the arguments i am nice guy and want to give away free stuff and i don't pay for it. we do actually pay for it. >> reporter: sanders said he had a tax on wall street speculation

. >> and i am jon scott. republicans head to the polls in south carolina in ten days and the nevada caucus for the democrat. donald trump and bernie sanders both considered outsider candidates. the gop race. john sich is sich, ohio governor taking second place. ted cruz beat out jeb bush for third place and marco rubio followed by chris christie and carly fiorina and ben carson. 50 delegates are up for grabs. john roberts kick its off from spart an burg, south carolina. >> reporter: we flew in from new hampshire. we stayed here. the electorate in south carolina different and much more conservative and far more evangelical. and 66 percent of the republicans identify as born again or evangelical and for ted cruz could be a boon to his fortune. he's been steadily courting them here in south carolina. he doesn't have a lock on on them and marco rubio could make inroads here. the problem for rubio, he has to do something to restore voters faith after the debate stumble. i asked rubio what the path for him in south

. >> i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. the people finally have their say and ed henrow is following the democratic race and carl caeron is live in a ted cruz event in jefferson, iowa, carl? >> reporter: the crowd hasn't started to line up. but ted cruz is talking about the crowd size and strength of the ground game. donald trump was in waterloo, iowa. a sparse turn out and he made a fairly quick exit. he said that he was going to have to get out quickly because he was going to drive to cedar rapids. ground game is an issue. for ted cruz, he claimed it was the biggest organization and ground game in the race are. he brought in hundreds and more than a thousand volunteers from the country to can can vass and door knock to get people out this evening and he suggested that donald trump to their view is some what lacking. >> we are not finding donald trump's troops on the ground. there is a lot of candidates that spent more time in iowa than i have. we spent a ton of time in new hampshire and south carolina and ton of time in t

andrea: more "outnumbered" in just a moment with jon scott for second hour of "happening now." >> tedst as rally with rick perry campaigning for him there. texas is seen as a must-win state for the lone star state senator. hillary clinton and donald trump dominating several new polls both nationally and states tomorrow on super tuesday. brand new numbers from alabama and oklahoma. we'll have those from top of the hour. good news for investors. stocks higher today. dow industrials and s&p 500 firmly on track to snap two-month losing streak. we're watching money and we're watching brit hume in the center seat, coming up. andrea: more "outnumbered" coming up. thanks, jon. >> thanks. harris: this is twist in growing debate over illegal immigration. new york state board of regents adopt allowing those granting amnesty deferred action for childhood arrivals program to apply for professional licenses f final policy gets approval the so-called dreamers will apply for more than 50 licenses for new york education department. licenses for jobs like teachers, dentists, farm sifts, nurses and vete

sandra: more "outnumbered" in a minute but let's get to jon scott with the what is coming up in secondon. >> man who murdered three connecticut members of -- family members, wants another trial. the new issues that could give him another trial in court. >>> doctors warn of zika effects that could last a lifetime. >>> completely cut off. residents after small idaho town living without power after a terrifying landslide sends people running for their lives. coming up at top of the hour. i have to go book to filling up hemmer's office with balloons. >> is your birthday. >> not even close. jon, clean that mess up, sir. coming after you. >> a little joke. >> more pc craziness on america's college campus, my god, in new jersey where students at rutgers protest ad speech by conservetiff writer who about how schools have become too hypersensitive. some protesters reportedly attending a group therapy session afterwards to discuss how upset they were and how unsafe they felt and some smearing fake blood on the doors of the lecture haul and faces. university chancellor said with campus wide email

jon: and i'm jon scott. congressional black caucus expected to throw its support behind hillary clinton, and the group's backing could have a big impact in south carolina and nevada ahead of the next contests there just as clinton comes off a dramatic loss to bernie sand ors in new hampshire -- sanders in new hampshire and as the candidates gear up for a debate tonight in mill withdraw key. mike emanuel is this live. mike. >> reporter: good morning. senator bernie sanders is also picking up endorsements and showing he intends to compete for the african-american vote as this campaign moves south and west. actor and activist harry belafonte issued an endorsement video a short time saying sanders represents opportunity, moral imperative and truth not often evidenced in politics. sanders has raised more than $7.1 million in contributions since tuesday night. he also did some high profile interviews in new york making it clear he wants to earn the black vote. >> when youth unemployment in the african-american com

in nashville last night it's jon scott that stealing the show the enforcer was voted in by the fans to serve as pacific captain to be traded from arizona to to montreal's ahl team. well he earned mvp scoring two goals. he scored five goals in his entire 8-year career. 64th annual bean puck gets under way this afternoon. facing off in the early game. bu and nu in the night cap. that's sports. i'm joe amorosino. have a great day. >>> broncos fans gathering to show their support for their team before player and coaches flew to california. super bowl 50 of course coming up this sunday. >>> pather qb made quite a fast statement arriving for the big game. he wore yellow zebra print pant as the team touched down in northern california yesterday. they cost more than $800. they are currently sold out if you want some. >>> blacktop. stand out for themselves >>> not foo hush print. up next in "the buzz." bay stay native brought a special date to the awards over the weekend. >> and who this orange is new black star brought along to big show. more details on that. >> do you think they make that pat

jon: and i'm jon scott pickup donald trump takes center stage as the front-runner with six straight victories under his belt and the states could not be higher for his rivals as they try to slow the momentum of the billionairebusinessman before it's too late. senior national correspondent jack roberts in houston with more . reporter: super tuesday is coming up. there are 11 primaries and two caucuses though it is only the primaries that will be awarding delegates in texas which has the big prize of them all, 155 delegates pick up the real politics average has got trump six points ahead, trump would love to be cruise here and run the table on tuesday so we can expect tonight the two of them will go after each other the same way they've been going after each other on the trail. >> things we said that were real lies, real estate is tough and real estate men have to upset people. these politicians are not such goodpeople . >> pt barnum is fun to watch. it's time to put them away. [applause] reporter: there was a new attack against trump coming up today from mitt romney who will you remember in 20

first to jon scott with what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now" now. hey, harris. marco rubio set to arrive in spartanburg, south carolina, holding a rally after a fifth place finish in new hampshire last night. we'll ask a couple political experts if the florida senator can rebound from the shaky debate performance. bernie sanders doing a victory lap in new york city. he met with the activist al sharpton today, before making appearance on "the view." we'll get update on democratic race. we'll watch the markets after fed secretary janet yellen testified this morning she is again open to dropping interest rates if the economy remains shaky. we'll have it for you, ahead, "happening now." harris: we can't wait. >> thanks, harris. andrea: we'll tell but the lengths hillary clinton's staff has gone to in order to get favorable coverage from the press. media website, gawker, obtaining emails from 2009 through a freedom of information request. they asked for a copy of clinton speech set to deliver later that day. hillary's long time aide, phillipe raines asks

i'm syed farook jon scott. >> jenna: the president says the detention center undermines us national security as well as our values and the closing it will close the chapter in our history. so far, progress hasn't gone along with the president on his idea to close gitmo and lawmakers are already reacting. we have some of that for you. 90 one prisoners left at the base. about half considered too dangerous to release sothe question for the administration , what to do with them? doug mcculley with the pentagon with more. >> the pentagon within the past hour released the official plan. it does not endorse any specific facility but it does consider 13 different locations to house gitmo detainees including seven existing prison facilities. to fort leavenworth kansas locations, also the naval brig in charleston south carolina and four different places in colorado including the medium and super max prison. just a short time ago, the president defended his decision to try to close guantanamo bay. >> keeping this facility open is contrary to our values. it undermines our standing in the world. it is vi

>> my winner is jon scott h.l.yman who was traded and sent to the minor leagues and allow to do play in the all star game. mvp and wife gave birth to twip girls this week. great story. the loser is the iowa democratic party for a disastrous caucus. >> quickly? >> my winner hillary clinton. i think a win is a win. my loser is debbie wasserman schultz of the dnc. she had tried to hold off more debates. they had a new debate and ended up being a strong debate. >> than, thank you. that is it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. we will be back tomorrow night 11:00 p.m. eastern. post debate coverage here in new hampshire. here comes greta "on the record." >>> tonight, "on the record," a major 2016 breaking news announcement, former louisiana governor bobby jindal is standing by. he will be endorsing aen candidate for president right here and only "on the record." do not miss this. but, first, a brand new poll is outm and just days before the big and all-important new hampshire primary. the nbc news/"wall s

i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee and the businessman crushing the competition, winning by more than 20 points. marco rubio claiming second place with a narrow win over ted cruz and now the candidates are in a full sprint ahead of next week's super tuesday contests. mike emmanuelle is live in las vegas with a wrap-up. mike? >> three wins in a row, this one out west and donald trump is hoping to have big momentum heading into super tuesday next week.>> a couple months ago we were expected to win this one. you know that right? we work. of course, if you listen to the pundits, we were expected to win to much and now we are winning, winning the country. [applause] and soon the country is going to start winning, winning, winning. [applause] reporter: marco rubio placed second again in nevada, a state where he sent six years of his childhood. rubio is facing questions about where he will win a contest and he's already looking forward. >> there has to be a coalition here. that process began after south c

. >> i'm jon scott. independent voters make up half of new hampshire's electorate and with the option to register at the polls, that group will play a critical roll. we have live fox team coverage, white house correspond, ed henry, has more. but we begin with senior correspondent, john roberts, in manchester, new hampshire. >> jon, good afternoon. we're at rubio headquarters. a phone bank where more than 1,000 volunteers have rotated through here in the past 48 hour, reaching out to a lot of those undeclared voters, trying to win them oaf to rubio's side. in the past couple of days, we spoke to nearly 20 of those independent voters to find out what's on their mind. we ran into bob and susan. listen. >> exciting, but probably primarily interest ed in marco rubio and one or two of the governors. >> what about you, bob? >> same here. i sort of like this guy here. i like his demean nor and what he stands for. i like the governors mainly because of the fact they have managed, but haven't made up my mind eithe

jon: and i'm jon scott.h candidates landing solid blows five days before the new hampshire vote. mrs. clinton hammered sanders on his credentials as a democratic candidate, senator sanders slammed clinton's big speaking fees and her ties to wall street. listen. >> being part of the establishment is, is in the last quarter having a super pac that raised $15 million from wall street, that throughout one's life raised a whole lot of money from the drug companies and other special interests. >> you will not find that i ever changed a view or a vote because of any donations that i ever received. >> what -- [applause] >> and i have stood up, and i have represented my constituents to the best of my ability, and i'm very proud of that. >> you know -- >> so i think it's time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have been carrying out in recent weeks -- [applause] and let's talk, let's talk about the issues. let's talk about the issues that divide us. >> there is a reason why these people are puttin

first jon scott with what is coming up in hour two of "happening now." jon? >> hey, andrea.ing president obama making his visit to a mosque in his presidency. we're expecting comments on that shortly. >>> marco rubio speaking today in new hampshire. new reports today suggest some big republican donors are getting behind the florida senator after his strong showing in iowa. he is taking some questions from the press right now. >>> ted cruz holding a rally today in hookseth new hampshire. he will be speaking later, hoping to keep momentum going after his big win in the iowa caucuses on monday. we have live team fox coverage as the election heats up in 2016. andrea: it is. thanks jon. sandra: students at a minnesota elementary school about to get a lesson in heart break. their school won't be allowing them to exchange valentine's day cards this year or celebrate any other holidays for that matter. the school's principal saying he made the decision because he didn't want any of the students who are mostly foreign-born, to feel excluded, saying quote, i have come to the difficult

jon: i'm jon scott. the greatest number of delegates to four grams 865 delegates at stake for the democrats, 595 for the gop and texas, the biggest prize of all. oh 222 delegates for the democrats, 155 for the republicans john roberts is following super tuesday by the presidential candidates. he is live now from atlanta to. reporter: good morning pick up marco rubio expected to speak in 90 minutes at the intercontinental in buckhead. donald trump is on the defense today after former ku klux klan leader david duke said trump is the best of the lot when it comes to republican candidates and while he doesn't outright endorsing he does support his candidacy. trump was asked about that in a satellite interview over the weekend and said he didn't know anything about david duke even though in the past he has sought to distance himself from him. trumpclimbed to clean all that up claiming about your piece for not more clearly disavowing duke . >> i'm sitting in a house in florida with a bad earpiece they gave me

first to jon scott with what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now." jon?mp fresh off a big win in new hampshire of course. he is going on offense against ted cruz now as the campaign shifts into high gear ahead in south carolina. new questions whether mr. trump can actually get republican nomination. a fair and balanced debate on that ahead. plus doug schoen on possible entry of former new york city mayor michael bloomberg into the race for the white house. reports he is itching to run. but does it make sense? could he actually win? dow ending week on high note after brutal selloff all week. the investors lifting selloff by 200 points. we'll keep an eye on it. "happening now." andrea: thanks, jon. >> thank you. >> 2016 elections already proving to be divisive, really different viiv sis but could it affect your social life too? according to pew research center, during the last primary 18% social network users defriended blocked or hid friends online because of their political posts. the challenges become even greater if you're dating or have a spouse who ha

first to jon scott with what's coming up in the second hour of "happening now." jon: hi, harris. wrapped up an event in waterloo, iowa, as voters head to the caucuses this evening in iowa. will his supporters actually turn out though? john roberts on that. >>> marco rubio running a solid number three among republicans there, he had a stop at rubio hq in iowa today. we will discuss his chances of grabbing the so-called establishment vote. >>> meantime, hillary clinton holding onto a narrow lead over bernie sanders in iowa according to recent polling, but can the vaunted clinton get out the vote effort beat momentum from the enthusiastic and young sanders' crowd? ed henry ahead on that, "happening now." harris? harris: i love the way you teased that. we will be watching. jon: we do our best. sandra: a chilling development in the fight against isis. the fbi says the terror group now has the personal information of more than 1,000 federal workers and military members hacked last year. the criminal complaint against a kosovo national accuses him of stealing security data he passed on

welcome to "happening now," i'm jon scott.ther: good morning to you, i'm in for jenna lee are -- as we look ahead to south carolina. south carolina, of course, is known for its rough and tumble politics and lately for hosting the first primary in the south with seven republican candidates stills in race, that state could play a big role in narrowing the republican field. the south carolina gop primary is a week from tomorrow, and the democrats, well, their contest comes a week after that. let's check in with john roberts, live in greenville, south carolina, the site of the republicans' next debate. that is tomorrow night. hi, john. how are they preparing for this one? >> reporter: oh, in ways they typically do here in south carolina. heather, i know you're looking at me saying what's he still doing in new hampshire or iowa? this is snow coming down in south carolina today. it's getting rough out there, i'll tell you. there's so many balls being thrown back and forth that every candidate is going to come out with some sort of a

scott, we'll be reporting. >> jon lapook in brazil. amtrak is trying to find out what hit a high speed acela train last night in philadelphia. whatever it was it gashed a window. the train was taken out of service. nobody was hurt. this is eerily similar though to last may when a commuter train was hit by something just before an amtrak regional train crashed in philadelphia. that crash killed eight and injured nearly 200. today federal investigators gave here is kris van cleave. pictures from train 188 dash camera show the moment the speeding train left the tracks. engineer brandon bostian told investigators a minute before the accident he realized he was going ten miles too slow and began accelerating. next memory was feeling as the i was going too fast around a curve. the train's event recorder found that he applied full throttle a mile and a half from the curve. the train reached 106 mild an hour before bostian hit the brakes. he said i remember holding on to the controls tightly and feeling like, okay, well this is it. i'm going o

and scott, we'll be reporting on this in the days to come. >> pelley: jon lapook in brazil for us tonight. jon, thank you. amtrak is trying to figure out what hit a high-speed acela train last night in philadelphia. whatever it was, it gashed a window and the train was taken out of service. nobody was hurt. this is eerily similar, though, to last may when a commuter train was hit by something just before an amtrak regional train crashed in philadelphia. that crash killed eight and injured nearly 200. and today, federal investigators gave us an update on their investigation. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: newly released speeding train left the tracks. engineer brandon bostian told investigators about a minute before the accident he realized he was going ten miles too slow and began accelerating. his next memory was "feeling as though i was going too fast around a curve." the train's event recorder found bostian applied full throttle approximately a mile and a half from the curve. the train reached 106mph before bostian hit the emergency brakes. he said, "i remember holding on to the

jon? >> reporter: scott, i spent has seen the most number of cases of microcephaly in all of brazil. the couple i spoke to was anguished as they tried to figure out what this condition means for their baby. alice bezerra depaz had a healthy first baby, but two months ago her second child, joao heitor, was born with microcephaly, a birth defect linked to the zika outbreak. babies with microcephaly have an unusually small head and developmental delays. "we never expected to have an infant like this," she said, "but we will care for him the same way." today the parents came to the oswaldo cruz hospital where doctors have seen about 300 infants with microcephaly since september. before that this region only saw an average of nine cases a year. dr. angela rocha heads up the effort here to understand and manage the crisis. pediatric infectious diseases expert, she has never seen anything like it. "this is different," she said. "it's a generation of babies with disabilities, which is a huge social, economic and public health problem." tell me what it's like to have a conversation with a mot