cbs 2's political reporter marcia kramer has the story. >> reporter: it was a press conference to talk about technology advances in the nypd. and the department's comstat question about whether the system is used quota that the drove the commissioner to profanity. >> bull [ censored ] is my response to that. if any of my cops out there still think we're pushing for the summons, et cetera, i'm sorry, we're pushing to reduce crime. >> reporter: the nypd is being sued by a number of minority officers one in particular, who claimed they are required to meet fixed numerical goals, quotas, for arrests and summons. >> that officer one of 36,000, that may be his impression. he is entitled to that impression. but those are not the practices, policies and procedures i'm putting into this. >> reporter: a 21% increase in the number of slashings and stabbings since the beginning of the year. still playing defense. >> shootings and murders are down so you've lost interest in them. when was the last time any of you reported on that? if it bleeds it leads. >> reporter: the mayor and police commissione

reporting live from manchester, new hampshire, marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >> all right. i lived there for two years out of college, they can handle it. that's for sure. >>> time is now 12:14. money's worth. we will take a look at some of last night's commercials it's a little bit funny this feeling inside >> a music legend hops in the car with james corden for car pool karaoke. john. what's with them? oh, those two? they're always fighting for attention. there's more to a legendary city than its legends. >>> it wasn't all about the big game. as alex tells us. >> reporter: a slew of big name celebrities took center stage. you used to call me on my cellphone >> cut! >> perfect. here are the changes. >> i love changes. >> when you say call me on my cellphone, add device eligible for upgrade after 24 months. >> reporter: kevin hart played the most overprotective dad on the planet following his daughter's every move. even lil wayne got in on the action. >> man, that's what i'm talking about, george, dope. >> word. >> so what should i do with the >> reporter: and a hungry mari

live in manchester, i'm marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >> okay, marcia. exciting night coming up. we'll see you at 11:00 with the results. >> johnson had a hat and phone case. >> did he. >> did you city that on the back there? >> without the word jets on it. >> jeb. [ laughter ] >>> you don't always get what you pay for. travelers are finding that out in pricy hotels plagued with bedbugs. how to spot them and make sure that you don't take them home. >> me and my family are very heartbroken. >> also tonight the search for a family's beloved pet that's boy. >> and we are watching more wintry weather make its move into the area. but winter doesn't just mean snow fall. we are going to talk about the whole picture in just a few minutes. >> coming up on the "cbs evening news," an investigation into a company that claims it can detect early cancer. >> scott pelley now with a look ahead. hi, scott. >> reporter: hey, maurice and kristine, great to be with you. it sounds too good to be true. a blood test that you can take at home that will tell you whether there is cancer somewhere in your

marcia kramer is live in manchester, new hampshire with more on tonight's results. marsha? >> reporter: the outsiders won tonight, dealing a rebuke to both parties. both sides attracted a large number of voters but it is here in new hampshire which has a significant number of independent voters. >> i love you all. thank you, new hampshire! >> reporter: trump scored his first victory in the race, chalk it up to working-class frustration with the economy and foreign policy. plus the threat of terror attacks from isis and a belief that america has lost its respect in the world. >> we are going to start winning again. and we're going to win so much, you're going to be so happy. >> reporter: bernie sanders also benefited from a push back by voters. they don't want to be force-fed an establishment candidate like hillary clinton. >> i say, huge, honest, energy, and the excitement. the democratic party will need to succeed in november. >> i still love new hampshire. and i always will. i know i have some work to do. particularly with young people. even if they are not supporting me

live from manchester, new hampshire, marcia kramer, cbs2 news. >> thanks. on the attack, biting clawing and nearly impossible to catch. >>> a stray leopard gets loose inside a school. >> i just want to know why he did it. >> she was slashed by a stranger in broad daylight. why she didn't see it coming. >>> new tonight, slow going for riders who use metro-north into and out of the city after a truck hit and overpass in east harlem. the truck was carrying water cooling tower components when it slammed into the overpass at park avenue and 125th around 9:30. crews are now on the scene checking for damage to the overpass. the mta says there are delays of 10 minutes in both directions on all lines. >>> a leopard attack in south india leaves six people hurt. the wildcats got into a school building and -- in bangalore on sunday, chasing and mauling victims as they tried to get away. thankfully, no students were at the school at the time. it took rescuers 10 hours before they were able to corner and tranquilize the leopard. local media reports that it was later rele

cbs2 news' marcia kramer has a >> the ultimate selfie. how a skier captured this morning." e sttinrn aillewi uoa utox st anab. t 0 g lo a dnldspds it tbeer it tfi. >>> it is 6:00. is temperatures in the 30s on this wednesday, february 10th. some snow in parts of the tristate area today but the real story is the plunging temperatures heading our way. >> and i'm chris wragge. alex denis and john are starting by with traffic and weather together on the 2s. go. >>> breaking news in queens. a deadly hit and run claims the life of a 16-year-old girl. and now the search is on for the driver who fled the scene. police have released a description of the vehicle. we will have the details live from the scene in just a >>> we are going now to south carolina. we're going to win in south carolina. >> thank you new hampshire. and now it's on to nevada, south carolina, and beyond. >> that's right, the candidates are moving on this morning following the results of the new hampshire primary: donald trump took home the top prize for the gop vote and bernie

i'm marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >>> and then there's the online battle for votes. it gets nasty at times. donald trump tweeted an attack about the super bowl ads bought by bush's super pac. bush fired back and said you're not just a loser, you're a liar and a whiner. >> social media has changed the landscape. >> it's brought it out to the open. more hits than in the super bowl. >>> last week a certain ground hog assured us of an early spring. >> how do you like us now, ground hogs? >> all the ground hogs were saying early spring. and spring may get here before the typical start time. but now we're in the throes of winter. mostly cloudy and 32 degrees. and the biggest numbers out east. it's tough to talk snowfall numbers. these are the official readings. last time they measured was at 1:38 in the afternoon. that's number is going up 5.5. and norwalk, connecticut i expect yours will go up at 2 1/2 inches. central park, just a trace of snow. taking a peek at what's out there. here's the exiting system and here comes the approaching system which will have a bigger impa

i'm marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >>> fists fly at a high school hockey game. some parents are accused of tacking a wreck. >>> here from peculiars on who tried to outrun a storm. >>> for the first thing, things are trying to quiet down in suffolk county. this system will legal and thin one is on its heels. >>> scott pelley is here with more on the zika virus. has hit hardest. there's a fascinating story on how the connection was made between zika and birth defects. an issue at the front. >>> later no longer with the future of the team. i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics, >>> the anthem of the seas is high tailing it back after hitting a storm off the coast of north carolina. the storm tossed around anything not nailed down. the cruise operator said four people had minor injuries

reporting live in manchester, new hampshire, outside san francisco a polling place, i'm marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >>> very creative. >> yes. minions from the movie. >> didn't think of that. very funny. >>> they are a couple accused of thieving with expensive tastes. still ahead the illegal shopping spree focused on furs and other luxury items. >> i ain't got no more tears to cry. obviously i had a lot of time to think about it. >> cam newton addressing his post-super bowl news conference and the furor surrounding it. he had no apologies. hear what else he had to say today. >> the new procedure to help dentists regrow the gums around your teeth. >> pizza or bagel? >> pizza. >> coming up. >>> cam newton answered his critics over the post super bowl news conference. he is not apologizing. otis livingston has more. >> reporter: he doesn't think he should. he is being cam newton. if he continues on this path so he better get used to being critiqued. going into the super bowl it was about his dances, celebration. coming out it's about how he planned his post-game press conference. during t

. > s nassau county executive ed mangano defend defended himself two cbs2's marcia kramer saying someone is out to get him and they hacked his phone to send the lurid texts. many of the messages are x-rated. had this is one we were able to show on tv that claims to be i really just want you next to meet. nothing else. just that. i miss being alone with you. i wanted to see you, replies the woman. tomorrow, she asked? i will let you know. i want you to blank my brains out, even if it's in my car again, she says. sorry, left early. something came up. >> reporter: a tweet of the ex its reportedly showed up on the page of one of the woman. he says his phone was hacked using a technique called spoofing. it seems like the messages came from his cell phone. >> these words did not come from me. it was not done on my phone. it could only be done by hacker. period. i am a victim here. that is the truth. over >> reporter: nassau county police say the texts and tweets are being investigated and police say a public relations consultant also reported being victimized by the spoof. she released a state

. >> nassau county executive ed mangano defended himself to marcia kramer saying someone is out to get him and they hacked his phone to send the lurid texts. many of the messages are x- rated. this is one we were able to show on tv that claims to be from an ed mangano. >> i really want you next to me, nothing else. just that. i miss being alone with you. i wanted to see you replace the woman. i will let you know. i want you to blank my brains again. came up. >> a tweet of one of the texts reportedly turned up briefly on the twitter page of one of the women. marcia showed them to the county executive. technique called spoofing. someone sent the texts making it seem like the messages came from his cell phone. from me. it was not done on my phone. it can only be done by a hacker. i am a victim here. that is the truth. and now this will be turned over to the police. >> reporter: nassau county police say the texts and tweets are being investigated. mangano did file a complaint about social media impersonation attempts against him. police say a public relations consultant reported being vict

marcia kramer joins us now with the latest. >> reporter: chris and mary, when one candidate starts questioning the size of another's manhood, you've probably gone as low as you can in a political campaign. yet that's where we are today. one day before super tuesday, and marco rubio and ted cruz desperate. >> he doesn't sweat because of the chunk of spray tan he uses. >> marco rubio hitting below the belt. >> he's always calling me little marco. and i'll admit, he's taller than me, 6'2," which i don't understand why his hands are the size of someone 5'2." have you seen his hands you know what they say about men with small hands -- you can't trust them. you can't trust them. >> the campaign has deteriorated rapidly. has trump ahead in virginia. but he trails ted cruz in texas. trump fails to take aim at supportive comments from former ku ku klux klan member david duke. >> i don't know david duke. him. about him. >> donald trump refused to disassociate himself and condemn white supremacists. every day, it's another thing. >> in my view, racism and bigotry has no place in politics. >> reporter: tr

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer has details. >> reporter: the paychecks of the city's 51 city council members are going to be fatter but along with the raises, mayor de blasio approved a number of reforms that good government groups have sought. the jobs will be full time, limits on outside income and the stipends for chairing committees have been ended at least for now. >> people of new york city have a right to expect that their public servants are always putting them first. >> reporter: so with the stroke of several pens, mayor de blasio signed into law a series of bills that simultaneously give members of the new york city council a big pay raise from $112,000 a year to $148,500 a year but requires them to work full time, no outside income of note, and to give up the chairing committees. >> these are reforms talked about for decades. i think it's to make our city government stronger and better for decades to come. >> reporter: some criticized the move because the council voted itself raises for their current terms and the raises are retroactive to january 1. >> look, it's

reporting outside of polling place in manchester new hampshire i'm marcia kramer cbs 2 news. >> thank you marsha. we'll check back in with you tonight. credits on will unvail his 8th and final budget today that calls for a $10 per barrel tax hike on oil to fund infrastructure and transportation projects and is also expected to include money wealthy. republicans already have rejected many of the proposals. >>> mayor de blasio comes face- problem. he spent his morning helping with the homeless count. ilana gold helps us with what they found. >> three volunteers one of the coldest mornings of the year so far on the streets of new york city tracking the homeless temperatures. volunteer? >> it's a problem that's going to continue to grow if we don't continue to address it. >> mayor de blasio addressing it too. pictures show him as he canvassed the homeless hub m midtown on west 31st street. he recorded 23 people in an hour. the temperature 28 degrees. >> it's deeply troubling but not surprising. >> his effort comes after heavy criticism for how he addressed the city's homeless crisis. home

marcia kramer was the first to report mangano requested a police investigation claiming he was the victim of a hacking. sexually suggestive texts appear to be sent from mangano's phone to several women including marketing executive karin caro. >> somebody out there getting their jollies, taking down a public official. we're vulnerable. you are in the public spotlight and this is some sick, warped individual. >> the acting police commissioner who was appointed by graham gano is conducting the investigation. >>> the nypd searching tonight for a mugger targeting women. surveillance video from harlem shows the suspect trying to use a stolen credit card to buy sneakers. police say he struck at least five times in the last five weeks. mostly on the east side. from 22 to 71. in one case, the mother showed a firearm. >>> a teenager is critically injured in a helicopter crash in pearl harbor. the chopper made a hard landing near the uss arizona memorial in hawaii. it was a sightseeing tour. five people in all were on board. all of them are still in the hospital tonight. the faa is investigating. >

cbs 4 news marcia kramer has more. >> reporter: well, mary, because it's a caucus and people can change their minds biting time. the first votes of campaign 2016 cast as the latest poll out today gives donald trump a decisive lead. he is now seven points ahead of cruz. and bernie sanders is now beating hillary rodham clinton by three points with iowa voters but it's within the margin of error. and now candidates making their final push in both parties. >> one last thing. >> reporter: an early wake-up call on caucus day. even donald trump is anxious. little bit nervous and you know, i like to win and i want to win for the country. i don't want to win for myself. election night. >> reporter: marco rubio stopped at a des moines cracker barrel with his kids this morning. you tonight. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: ted cruz is counting on an army of supporters to pull off an upset. >> the strength of this campaign is over 12,000 volunteers here in the state of iowa. >> reporter: republican party officials say they expect a record turnout tonight and that may bode well for donald trump.

marcia kramer has the exclusive story. >> i am a victim here. i am being hacked. this is a lie and i will bring every legal action to catch this person and bring this to justice. >> reporter: ed mangano claims he has enemies out to get him. hacking into his phone, using a technique called spoofing that enabled someone to send lurid texts to several women, making it seem like the messages came >> it is hacked. >> reporter: there is one purporting to be from an ed m. that begins i'd lay you down. the rest so x-rated we can't tell you what it says. the other is from ed mangano followed by three cat emojis. it has a back and forth conversation with a woman. i really just want you next to nothing else. i wanted to see you, replies. woman. sorry, i'm tired. tomorrow? she asked. i will let you know the mystery texter answers. i want you to blank my brains out, even if it's my car again, she says. sorry. left early. something came up. and there was another text that begins, i meant i hope you never stop loving me. if you woke up one day and didn't love me any more, my wor

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 decision in this age of isis terror attacks and beheadings to cut the nation's counter-terrorism budget from $600 million to $330 million meaning the city will also get a 50% or $90 million cut. funds needed for critical counter-terrorism programs in a city that's admittedly the number one terror target in the country. the city so intent on reversing the decision, the police commissioner led reporters an on unusual tour of some of the city's counter terrorism assets from specially armed and trained cops, d

marcia kramer is in now with the latest. marsha, that could be just one of two upsets tonight. >> reporter: absolutely true. after months and mountains of polls, tonight marks the first measure of the candidates and the surprise of many. donald trump was not the top vote getter in the gop. checking the numbers on the pulled off a small upset. winning with 28% of the vote. trump takes second. marco rubio was just one point behind him. looking at the democrats, the race is too close to call. with hillary clinton and bernie sanders neck and neck. with 89% of the vote in, just 0.3% separate the two. it could be a long night. >> we're in trouble but we're going to turn it around and we're going to make a get -- make america great again. >> [ applause ] >> reporter: donald trump talking in iowa where where voters frustrated with washington policies and both the economy and foreign policy turned out in droves. it was the first test of whether the brash billionaire, reality tv star could convert his fan base into a voter base. while

. >> nassau county executive ed mangano maintains his innocence to marcia kramer. nassau police are investigating whether mangano and local marketing executive core everyone are victims. >> you are an amazing guy. i follow you. >> this is a previous interview he did with married mangano for her blog the bailey blue. >> how do you fit everything in? do you have time for personal life? >> no doubt this job is seven days a week. >> 24 hours a day? >> almost, almost. >> there are also questions being raised about how she got two no bid nassau county contracts both under $25,000 so they need no legislative approval. a $24,500 contract in 2013 and a $24,000 contract in 2014. mangano spokesman says she coordinated events benefiting veterans and the gains for the physically challenged. the services she provided were specialized unique and cannot be evaluated through a competitive bid process. news day questioned that in an could easily be met by dozens or hundreds of area firms. they also wonder about mangan o's decision about the acting police. it's fair impartial and wil

. >>> hear what he has to say exclusively to marcia kramer. >>> and next a record weekend for dead pool. we'll have the rest of the box office winners. morning. it's a record for any r rated film. kungfu panda 3 took second place. zoo lander 2 and the revenant rounding out the top five there. >> and the award for leading actor goes to leonardo dicaprio. >> you are going to hear his name a lot. star of the revenant took home top acting honors last night. the fact is he had been up for the award several times before. this was his first win and helped cement his status as master frontrunner. revenant also won best picture sound. >> he's king of the world. >> you talk about a great weekend. >> that's a great movie. >> now 4: 57. still ahead music's big night we head out live to l.a. where the final preparations are being made for tonight's grammy awards. every girl felt special on valentines day. the act of kindness he was able to pull off. >> and former new york governor elliot spitzer in the plaza cbs 2 news begins in 90 seconds. >>> coming up on 5:00 for you. it's cold out there 14 degre

marcia kramer joins us with more. finally, someone casting a vote. >> reporter: it's definitely nail biting time for the difficulties ] younger voters and those who didn't bother to caucus in previous -- >> reporter: this is it. tonight donald trump and all the other republicans and democrats find out whether iowa voters say you're fired or send them on to the next round in a contest for a job that pays $400,000. >> it's crunch time, right? crunch time. >> reporter: trump was surrounded by his wife and daughter. >> he's going to aif he can chew wait that change. >> he'll undoubtedly make america great again. >> reporter: trump is at 31, ted cruz at 42. marco rubio at 17. the key to victory may be first time caucus goers. trump leads 40-22 among first and trump 25, cruz 26 for those who have participated before. >> i have spent less money and have the best results. >> reporter: marco rubio stopped at a cracker barrel with his kids. >> the strength of this campaign is over 12,000 volunteers here in the state of iowa. >>

marcia kramer is here with the latest. >> maurice and kristine, nassau county police have examined a cell phone and electronics as they pursue a probe into wretches hacked. >> i am being hacked. and i will bring every legal action to catch this person and bring this to justice. >> reporter: ed mangano saying someone used a technique called spoofing to send lurid messages to several women. one says i'd lay you down and can't say it. >> i want you next to me. i miss being alone with you. i wanted to see you replies the woman. sorry i'm tired. texter answers. i want you to blank my brains out, even if it's in my car. something came up, i'm blanked. >> these words did not come it could only be down by a hacker. >> reporter: they are investigating the text that turned up on a twitter page. she says she was also victimized. >> i follow you. i've been inspired by you. >> reporter: doing an interview for her blog -- she never communicated with mangan no, nor does she have his facebook number. she spent much of the day with police. >> how do you -- running the whole county and all the things

marcia kramer joins us with the latest on that angle fulfill make america great again donald trump showed his angry you're fired side and an apoll a member of a secret service detail attacked a reporter. it's a video that no campaign wants to see a day before election. >> tempers flared. >> he grabbed me by the neck and started choking me. >> an angry trump ordered protester after protester evicted. get them out. get them out. >> reporter: he walked away from the podium to confront a protester with an icy glare. are you from mexico? right smack in the middle of my punch line. >> get her out, please. get her out. out, out, out! >> reporter: trump dismissed and marco rubio as little marco rubio. >> he's calling me little marco. and i'll admit he's like 6'2". i don't understand why his hands are the size of someone who is 5'2". have you seen his hands? and you know what they say about men with small hands? you can't trust them. >> reporter: with 13 states holding primaries or caucuses, the strategy is to try and stop the trump juggernaut. >> a nominee refuses to condemn the ku klux klan. >>

marcia kramer is demanding answers from mayor de blasio about what he plans to do about it. >> reporter: it doesn't look like that dangerous in the light of sunshine. but it's where an anticrime cop was slashed with a box cutter as she tried to break up a dispute. the latest slashing victim was a cop. the huge increase in slashings has new yorkers on edge. >> it's scary to know that violent people are out here and trying to hurt people for no reason. >> it puts me on edge. >> it's scary. you never know who is going to be targeted. >> is the city doing enough? >> i don't think so. i think the city could be more diligent. couldn't talk to the mayor, i demanded answers. even a plainclothes cop was slashed. my question is simple. what are you going to do to to stop the slashings and the stabbings and make new yorkers feel safe. >> we're adding 2000 cops in the course of this year. 2000 more cops on the beat in this city. nothing is going to contribute to greater safety. slashings worry all of us but there's not a pattern. >> the cops are coming sometime later this year. >> now they're comin

he tells marcia kramer he's the victim. it's an exclusive. >>> first we'll check on the days top stories and vanessa murdock's forecast. it's all ahead when cbs 2 news sunday morning continues. alright guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. >>> it is dangerously cold outside. we have broken a record set 100 years ago for low temps on this valentine's day. to top things off, there's snow on the way. >>> remembering supreme court justice antonin scalia. the political debate now heatin

cbs 2's political reporter marcia kramer has the story. >> reporter: it was a press conference to talk about technology advances in the nypd. and the department's comstat

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer who first broke this story joins us now with >> reporter: kristine and maurice, should nassau county executive have asked the police he named police commissioner investigates the case? should one of the women involved in the case have received two no-bid contracts from nassau county? police are trying to verify ed mangano's claim his phone was hacked. >> you are an amazing guy. i follow you. i have been inspired by you. >> reporter: ed mangano and karin, a local markettic executive clearly know each other. >> how do you spend time with the counting and all the things they are involved in, do you have any kind of a personal life? >> well, there's no doubt that this job is, you know, seven da a week almost 24 hours a day. >> reporter: if police try to determine if they are both victims of the hacking scandal x-rated texts sent from one to the other there are new questions about how she got two no bid nassau county contracts both just under the aid >> mangano's spokesman says she coordinated events benefiting veterans and the games for the physically ch

. >> marcia kramer grilled a well known politician about salacious messages found on his cell phone. >>> we're getting ready for music's biggest night from grammys. >>> we're looking at a stunning and possibly unprecedented development in the world of politics. adamant that an x-rated messages sent from his cell phone didn't come from him. >> the nassau county executive insists he's been hacked. cbs 2 political reporter has the story. >> i am a victim here. i am being hacked. this is a lie. and i will bring every legal action to catch this person and bring this to justice. >> nassau county executive ed out to get him, hacking into his phone, using a technique he calls spoofing that enabled someone, a him, a her or a they to send very lurid texts to several women, making it seem like the messages came from his cell phone. >> i don't know deny that's my number. it could be hacked. it's hoaxed it is hacked. >> reporter: there is one purporting to be from an ed m. that begins, i'd lay you down. the rest so x rated we can't even tell you what says. another claims to be from ed mangano fol

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer reports. >> reporter: the police commissioner ordered a full- investigation only after officer peter liang found guilty this month in the death of akai gurley testified he hadn't been properly trained in cpr. but the nypd has been warned for years. >> we're constantly knocking on the doors and no one hears us. i feel lost in translation. >> reporter: the frustrating battle she and her husband have waged for six years to get the nypd to adequately train its cops in life-saving >> this is something we need. we need this. [ crying ] >> our daughter passed. >> reporter: they say they asked a cop for help when their then 11-year-old daughter bryanna was having an asthma attack. >> the police officer that my wife and my daughter encountered said he didn't know cpr, he didn't do cpr. >> reporter: they say bryanna would have survived if she had cpr in time. now when they pray at the shrine to her outside their home, they also pray for the nypd to train every cop in cpr. that's why they closely followed the murder trial of police officer peter liang conv

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer has the story. >> reporter: the speeches hillary clinton gave to wall street fat cats made her a fat cat in her own right. the campaign question of the day is what exactly did she say to earn all that dough? so far, her lips are sealed. bernie sanders can't get her to spill the beans and neither can reporters. >> why is there one standard else? >> reporter: that was hillary clinton at a cnn downtown earlier this week. but now the "new york times" rejoinder. the only different standard here is the one mrs. clinton set for herself by personally earning $11 million in 2014 and the 1st quarter of 2015 for 51 speeches to banks and other groups and industries, opined the times. voters have every right to these groups. clinton says she will release her speeches when the other candidates including the republicans release theirs. sanders her democratic opponent whose campaign is all about running against wall street said at the same town hall no problem. >> way back i got a few dollars if i can find the transcripts i'm very happy to do it but when secret

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer reports. >> reporter: he tried to appear jovial but didn't stop the questions from me and others. mr. mangano do you think there should be an independent probe by the district attorney or fbi -- >> i have no problem with the fbi and, um, again, the police department's doing it, you know? >> reporter: what about karin getting two no-bid contracts? was that appropriate? >> again, i had nothing to do with that. [ indiscernible ] $35,000 it's not a competitive bid progress. we in the county are under $25,000. >> reporter: the counties executive appearing in public for the first time after there was a police probe into whether he is the victim of hacking. x-rated texts sent to women from his phone including karin caro. it's clear they know each also that she got two no-bid contracts under the cap for requiring more scrutiny. mangano's appearance today in a drug summit where his wife played a prominent role. when he walked in, she gave him a pat on the back. i asked the acting police commissioner a mangano appointee if it was appropriate for his departm

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer was first to report the scandal and has the latest. asked nassau county executive ed mangano about the possibility that x-rated texts had been sent from his phone he turned it over to the deputy county executive for public safety. he denied. >> i am a victim here. i am being hacked. this is a lie. and i will bring every legal action to catch this person and bring this to justice. >> reporter: and demanded a full-scale investigation. >> look, i'm just getting involved in this 30 seconds ago. >> reporter: that was two weeks ago but sources say mangano has yet to stein a criminal complaint which sources say is puzzling to police. i asked lawyer and former fbi agent manny gomez about it. what's the ramification of signing or not signing a criminal complaint? what does it mean? >> well, if he signs a criminal complaint, basically, he's certifying that the complaint is valid. and by signing so, if the authorities find out that it's a false complaint, he could be by not signing it, he is quasi-off the hook. >> reporter: i asked the county exe

of your charges. >> marcia kramer confronted ed mangano since the broken story of the alleged sexting scandal. is he sticks with his story? >> their price is right. >> shopping on social media. picking out clothes on facebook. is it a good deal or could you cbs 2 finds out. >> i'm turning 59. >> you are turning 59 years old? >> holy cow. is she really turning 59? what she told steven colbert about lying about your age in this morning's 2 talkers. >> it's now traffic and weather on the 2's john. >> we should say that more often so she knows we are watching. lady liberty looks good for her age and we are looking cold in the city right now. bit of a breeze too up to 25 new observation streaming in from the park. beautiful skies to look forward to before those clouds take over this afternoon and we usher in that chance of rain or snow tonight. so just remember that if you got some plans tonight you could see a few flakes float by. we are going to try to float up to 39 in the city and then we see that chance for a few showers tonight, a warm weekend waiting for you but the wait is over. yo

cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer here now with the latest. >> reporter: nassau police say they could find no evidence that nassau county executive ed mangano exchanged sexually explicit messages with a local marketing executive. but there are still questions and still a mystery. >> i am a victim here. i am being hacked. this is a lie. and i will bring every legal action to catch this person and bring this to justice. >> reporter: that was ed mangano's story when i first sat down with him to ask him about alleged sexually explicit imessages sent from his phone number to a number of women including karin caro. now after an investigation that lasted three weeks the cops say he wasn't hacked and wasn't spoofed and that -- >> the evidence that i have did shows that mr. mangano and mrs. caro did not sext each other. the phones were national hacked or spoofed. >> reporter: the detective said he was able to download information from phones belonging to mangano and mrs. caro and could find no communication. but i asked him if imessages could be deleted and not recovered because of apple

marcia kramer here now with more on that. >> reporter: maurice and kristine, donald trump may have prevailed in new hampshire but he is heading into a tough primary in south carolina next week and so he pulled, well, a donald trump, which naturally began with a tweet that was not so sweet. donald trump autographed a baby's hand in louisiana. but all he had was the back of his hand for rival ted cruz. the two battling for prominence in the first southern primary south carolina. so what did the billionaire do? he pulled a tried and true arrow out of his quiver, a tweet of course. up his act stop cheating and doing negative ads i have standing to sue him for not being a natural born citizen he tweeted. reviving a charge he made earlier in the campaign that cruz can't be president because he was born in canada. cruz says he is eligible because his mother was a u.s. citizen at the time of his birth. today cruz was just intent on piling up votes. >> the men and women in this room have the ability to change the outcome of the south carolina primary. >> reporter: other republicans concentrated their

marcia kramer will have a full report coming up. >>> we are getting a better look at the scope of the homeless situation in new york city. thousands of volunteers are taking part of the annual one night count and we got an up close look at the process overnight. >>> deadly crash over seas. a regional train collision in germany at least 8 people were injured. the death of an unarmed man was brought to tears on the witness stand. what the officer said about the night he pulled the trigger. >>> you could hear the waves crashing metal twisting and banging. it was scary. >> after a rough night at sea the cruise ship is on it's way back to new jersey. coming up wait until you hear how long at least one passenger was trapped in his room. >>> and steven colbert had a little trouble getting to the stage last night. does this look familiar to you? we'll explain in this morning's two talkers. >> but first our eye is on the storm for the latest round of winter weather. coastal concerns could there be more flooding when high tide rolls in. >> team cox this morning janelle burrell is in sea bright