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and the frugal travel reporter caught in the middle of the story >>> and the landslide caught on cam kra this's not cutting off an entire town. >>> dramatic video from idaho, this landslide has all but cut off a town from the rest of the world. the state highway is blocked. there is no power in town. officials said reopening the road is taking longer than expected because of boulders and trees on the pavements. there are back roads but they're impassable because of snow. >>> an investigation is under way looking into what caused them. a packed megabus. erupted in flames on its way from chicago to minneapolis. a driver and 40 passengers were onboard when the bus caught fire. everyone got off safely with no injuries. they exited the bus so quickly most of their belongings with left behind and lost. one of the times" budget travel reporter lucas peterson he was tweeting out as a frugal traveler. drivers say it's just a flat fire, there's no need to panic. goes out. then, quote, small fire over wheel becomes big, people abandon luggage and get away. the entire thing goes up in flames. series

reporter: it pitted sanders against clinton who takes issue with sanders' doubting her progressive kra shen dalcredentials. >> i know where i stand. i know who stands with me. i know what i have done. >> reporter: sanders' message is resonating with young voters in a way clinton's is not. tonight she admitted she has work to do. >> i accept the fact that i have work to do to convey what i stand for, what i have accomplished, what i want do for young people in our country. here is what i want young people to know. they don't have to be for me. i'm going to be for them. it doesn't matter. >> reporter: both talked about >> we work with a large coalition led by on the ground muslim troops. king aboutdullah of jordan made the point it will be troops there. >> will not send troops to iraq or syria. that is off the table. that was would be a mistake. we will continue to use special forces. and we have to, because of the kinds of threats we face. >> reporter: one more democratic debate to go. msnbc. the republicans will wrap up their debate saturday night. then the new hampshire priries, the f

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kra samuel caruthers punched the child in the mouth when he ran into him and his son on >> at some point he hit him with the ski pole. there was injury and pain. he had blood on his nose. >> the attorney for caruthers said the doctor had no intention of harming the boy. a criminal conviction could affect the doctors' medical license. >>> local leaders are united tonight against president obama's decision to slash funds to fight terrorism. democrats are calling on congress to overrule the commander-in-chief. cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer has more. >> reporter: you don't usually hear mayor de blasio and senator charles schumer criticizing president obama. but they say his decision to cut counter-terrorism funds will jeopardize their ability to protect new yorkers from isis, al qaeda and others who want to harm us. >> we're gonna fight these cuts. we won't stand for them. >> i was shocked! disappointed, chagrinned, to half. a $90 million cut is unconscionable. >> reporter: president obama called on the carpet by new york city's democratic establishment for an almost inexplicable de

the dem the kras turn in the deep south the republicans are out west in nevada for tomorrow's caucus. >> we will keep winning and make america great again! >> reporter: trump is riding high after his weekend win in south carolina. he scored all 50 delegates winning evangelical voters. gi didn't know i was going to win by that much. >> the pact is down to five contenders. bush out. the two cuban-american senators left to battle it out to be the trump alternative. >> trump demonstrated he has a relatively high floor of support but he got a -- nevada winner clinton the favorite in south carolina. weekend. >> some may have doubted us we never doubted each other. it was a really for bernie sanders in greenville, south carolina. got celebrity help from danny glofr. sanders is hope to court the black voter an awkward reception as this african-american church. >> tomorrow night sanders and clinton hit the stain for a town hall hall. at the university of south carolina. the residence will spent today rallying in nevada where the pole has trump leading by 26 abc news issue washington. >> patti:

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vicker to kra warren is live outside salem superior court now with the latest. >> reporter: yeah. and it is up to the judge to decide all of that. very difficult morning listening to these impact statements. though no visible emotion from phillip chism. there were nine victim impact statements. the last four coming from colleen ritzer's sister, brother, father, and mo her who all said their world ended the day colleen died. >> i wish i could have helped colleen. no one could have helped her that day. no one knew what evil sat in her classroom that day. >> reporter: raw emotion and anger from the family of colleen ritzer. a i hate colleen's killer and will never forgive him. he is pure evil and must be punished. >> put this animal behind bars i beg of you, your honor, do not give coward the opportunity to shatter another family. >> reporter: wearing pink, colleen's mom, dad, brother, and sister sat together on the stand, giving their victim impact statements as the judge decides what sentence he should give to 17-year-old phillip chism. chism was convicted of raping and murdering h

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. >> they played the gender card on the 74-year-old kra mud jon. >> you mean gloria sty them said that ladies are voting for bernie because that's where the boys are? >> dating yourself. >> yeah, maybe. that's the point. you see you have a situation of absolutely zero social cache attached to hillary clinton. donald trump emasculated bill clinton bringing up the old scandals, bill was the only cool thing about hillary. the ladies flocking to bernie sanders, the cool candidate. may be the oldest guy but old-school cool and cool thing to do. the gloria steinem mistake of supporting bernie sanders to make it gender specific. just said the millennials are flocking to bernie sanders because it's the cool thing to do, it is in that generation. free college. forgiving student loans. >> no one's going to -- yeah. no bills coming due. >> cure the climate. free stuff. never have to pay for anything. bernie sanders is now the cool school guy. >> laura, she is going to get crushed here in new hampshire tomorrow. probably bernie wins by 20 points. the problems have gotten worse. two national polls

breaks are fund managers but over the years congress has enacted dozens of tax breaks, deductions, and kraeds>> sandra block is with kiplinger personal finance. she says it's easy to overlook money that may qualify for a tax credit. let's start with child care. it's expensive and you're likely paying for it as you're trying to make a living. >> if you have children under age 1 and you pay someone to watch them and you enroll them in some kind of child care program, this is definitely something that can reduce your cost of paying someone to take care of your children. >> tax breaks aren't just for young kids. you have children in college? tax break number two helps those families. it's called the american opportunity credit. you may be able to claim a credit up to $2,500 for each student. block says the credit is eligible for tuition and related expenses. >> they're good for all four years your child is in college, undergrad, and it's a very people don't take. >> reporter: and if you, yourself, are in college on a student loan, you may qualify for a tax deduction of up to $2,500. homeowners, l

but they're making that kras. now, rubio is making that case that he didn't. >> right and the thing is what rubio has to do is make sure his rep said before, make sure the ceiling remains. he does not get much of above one-third of the electorate. he did better in nevada, but he's basically got the ceiling on him and i think lots of people who are sort of on the fence about whether he might be the best person, is rubio and cruz continue to expose these kinds of insist ensys. >> but trump is going to hit back hard and he did with the christie endorsement. he got up there and said rubio is not fit to make the change. >> it is potentially helpful to trump because this is the first of the dropouts for him. but you notice trump on friday, he was saying, i won, but didn't want to talk about thursday night's debate. he kept referring back to earlier debates where he felt rubio didn't do adds well. aruba yoi heard him on thursday night. >> i think that's right. i think he did and saw that in trump's response. when we come

since 2010 novel work is always complete neighbors wondering if their homes could also be in danger kras clifford is live tonight in pacifica kron 4's charles clifford is livetonight in pacifica. charles, what's the status ofexpress lanes on eastbound interstate- 580 opened today. in hopes of making traffic a little lighter in the east bay. driving on the highway has pleasanton, and livermore. they're also concerned with that move you could result higher rents eventually the erosion could in theory when they reached their apartments. with nine spokeswoman says she's not worried about it. "not worried about me being affected with the erosion here was or i will be and a trust and have faith in god. " >> reporter: the only this heard from so that the guilty to a park in that spot if. >> pam: there is much morethere is much more ahead at next. how the federal government plus, life on death row. tonight, a look at the changes made to security at san quentin over the years. and an east bay school is taking a stand. the change it is making in the classroom. to keep students engaged. death row a

spoke with us and gave us guidance actually are concerned that as a biological science becomes democrat kradvertised and ubiquitous, these hurdles become lower and they will be easier to jump. still our weaknesses in biointelligence prevent us from having situational awareness of both our enemies intent and their capabilities. we intend to work with congress on the upcoming intelligence authorization bill to realize the kinds of improvements the nation needs in supporting ic. finally, we're expressing concern reflected in the testimony of many groups and individuals that appeared before us. the interface involving the interface between the digital world and digital threat and biological threat. experts told us the united states is not well positioned to address cyber threats that affect the biology and biotechnology sector. we do not know how a cyberattack would affect life senses. we're not sure how well pathogens data are secured. our panel recommended the u.s. government in partnership with the private sector move quickly to address this growing cyber security threat in this sector. we n

. >> the san mateo action kra maker announced a fourth quarter shortfall when the analysts were forecastingopro earnings would break even for that time period. gopro says that they are developing software solutions to help customers access and edit what they shot. >>> toyota is killing off the scion brand. scion helped toyota bring in the young buyers, but it just didn't perform well in recent years. toyota will stop making the scion in august. they say the ending of the brand will have little impact on its dealers and owners. >>> if you are trying to get a jump on tax season, guess what? the internal revenue service is reporting a hardware glitch that right now is preventing it from accepting electronic taxes returns. irs.gov remains on line but a number of services are not, including e-filing and where's my refund. a lot of people are e-filing now. taxpayers can continue to prepare and file their tax returns to their e-file provider as normal. the irs says it may have things back up and running hopefully by later today. >>> all right. mcdonald's will be serving books to children instead o

applause ] >> with me now, doug schoen, fox news contributor, adviser to president bill clinton and month krarowley. good day to both of you. wish you were in studio. this is what we've got. you don't have a monitor, okay, in nevada right now on the board behind us, we're looking at results, we're going to start seeing the 16 counties fill in, but there's no data coming in from the caucuses which means, nothing's been approved so far in the vote, okay. you go back to 2008, right monica? you look at clinton's victory, six points over barack obama. that was enormous for her campaign at that point in the campaign. and a lot of votes capable down here in clark county woo where she beat barack obama by ten points. barack obama was big up in reno, the county here, he won that county by nine, tends to be caucasian, right up around there, you get more union voters, hispanics down here around las vegas. monica, how important is the margin of the vote in nevada today? in other words, if it's too close to call, how much does it matter first or second place? let's start there. >> well, victory for say mr

hope they'll reconsider that calculus because they certainly can have a greater influence in north cee kra given that 80% of their trade and a good deal of north korea's banking is with china. >> thank you. admiral harris, you urged us all to repeal sequestration, which i think is the logical and obvious thing that must be done. this year, looking at your budget for this year, do you think you have adequate resources for the challenges and they are significant, that you face? >> senator, thanks to the congress, i'm in good shape in pacific command and fy '16, and the budget for '17 looks good for me. so i'm grateful for that. there's always more, of course, and i'll just mention a couple of areas. areas of munitions, submarines, my submarine requirement as a combatant commander in the pacific is not being met and that's solely because of numbers. isr, intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance that general scaparrotti mentioned, and long range anti-surface missiles, weapons, which is, i'm pleased to note, is in the fy '17 budget. >> i presume you would agree, general scaparrotti? >> yes,

you have 60% of the population that doesn't trust her at all. 30% of the dem yacht kra*ts -- democrats eric said she's still going to win the nomination. do you buy that? >> i think she will probably go on to win the nomination, the only thing to that that i see is an indictment and the question is whether or not this the justice department is willing to go down that road. >> how do you come up with an idea to come up with a cartoon with these issues of the day. you have to be funny but educate people. >> i have the best writers in the world working for me, they are called politicians. you don't make editorial cartoons, they are not -- they are there to make a point. you five seconds to capture their attention and deliver a message. the message is the most important element with the cartoon. >> that was important on the six coin tosses in iowa. >> i'm looking at the features on those coins. what drives you? is it a raw shot test? what's the driving in the creation? >> it's the dynamics of this features but you outleize to shape the character of the person that you drawing. when you thi

and commended him on a book he had written as the archbishop of cra kra cow. they began to collaborate on a version of his book. they spent lots of time together in rome and names and in switzerland. a lot of people knew about her though. so she wasn't a big secret. these letters are showing a different side because they have never been seen before along with the photos. >> we're showing some of the pictures now. as you mentioned anyone who now pope john paul ii and people biographers say this is no news. he had relationships with people of all walks of life but there is an air of familiarity that is in these letters that is undeniable. >> and you really see his response to her letter. we haven't seen any of the letters that she's written. those are we understand in a university library in harvard under lock and key at this point. but in his responses he said very intimate things, almost comforting her in a way that made it seem like she was struggling with the relationship or her emotion and feelings. in fact many biographers who interviewed her asked her ver

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