. >> de marco murray knows he has to bring lunch bail to work tomorrow night at the work and think about facing nfl tomorrow night at the work and think about him facing nfl third ranged rushing defense i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. [clap of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the rescue. i'm rayna. and i bank human at td bank. >> welcome back everyone to "action news" sports sunday i'm meteorologist melissa magee. as we look at accuweather forecast 7 day forecast monday, still sunny, cool, well below average. high temperature 5 4 eagles at home the with the linc. quick climb in temperatures 68. midweek sunny and warm 74. thursday clouds and sunshine high temperature it of 73. showers likely late at night. temperatures rest of the week back down into the 60s. that's a look at the forecast. guys back over to you. >> ducis you have your long johns ready. >> pretty cold tomorrow. >> layers and long coat. maybe mittens. >> matee

how about de marco murray and eagles runaway scoring on last 7 possession.s 39-17 do not throw out playoff hopes just yet. eagles are still alive. and eagles offense setting season high point, yards and rushing first downs and time of possession perhaps finally time for the eagles to live one preseason hype. brandon ducis back to you. >> i need the truth out of you. after sam bradford threw the interception what were you thinking. >> man we have a lot of guys left it was only 7-0 we knew when he to stop and knew defensively we were ready to play and we have to make sure we continue to play the way we play with intensity we did you. >> guys kept giving ball back for them and certainly performed. jamie apody has more on bradford's day. >> there's been a knock on sam bradford and leadership in creativity and gather the entire offense in the showers before the game as bradford did and for the privacy tell them it's time to go. they have the talent and they can turn this season around. results, eagles racked up over 500 yards of total offense and bradford had bes

de marco murray a season high 85 yards rushing eagles by 82. smile sam eagles 2-3. don't throw out the playoff chances just yet. >> after what we were able to do in the preseason i think everyone kind of had been waiting for this and you know it's obviously a great feeling to go out there and be able to do that today and now it's just something we have to build on. >> we have to continue to move forward and learn from the negative things we did and grow from the positives that we had today and its with a great win, great team win, defense played tremendous again. >> so what got them going toda today. how about a pet talk in the shower. yes. >> i know you want to -- >> i was not there i'll take your word for it. >> i was not there either. jamie apody haze live report and we'll tell you about that in sports. >> and they have the run game going too. >> are we allow todd talk about that. >> we're going to talk about that. >> this is the team eagles fans have been hoping to see since the first game of the season. >> finally something to cheer about. jeff chirico is live

many are questioning de marco murray lack of production and how he's being used this season.veraging career low 1.6 yards per carry and everyone said murray is frustrated and he says he feels differently. >> i would not use the word frustration. obviously you know you would not like to be 1-3 you would like to play every game and have the ball bounce your way a couple more times i don't think i'm frustrated but we have to continue to play hard. >> when we're not having success running the ball at all it's tough to say we'll just make sure we get him 2 carry and he's lathered up it's the entire group and not just one player involved in it it's the entire group involved in rus rushing the football. >> you lathered up yet? here's something to keep an eye on. sixers manner lens know sell a bit banged up his back and knee. he did not practice today. coach brown says -- >> no chase utley or jimmy rollings and the dodgers tonight in the mets game one of playoff series right now it's 1-0 new york. cole hamle he's and the rangers looking to take a-0 series leads. hamels gave up two ru

everybody has that taste in their mouth and sick to their symptom sglak sick over the 1-3 start de marco murray eagles desperate to get running in the right direction sunday against saints. >> i think you know season is definitely not over. we're in reach within the division and you have to work every day with your hard hat on and ready to work. >> everybody understands there's urgency to get a win. nobody act like you know it's not a big deal. we have to go out there and make sure we treat the game like it's a super bowl. >> chip kelly has been here before 2013. first swn eagles they started 1-3. and then went on to page the playoffs. he says similarities end there and mind-set remains the same. >> we don't make excuses or allow others to make excuses. we're a 1-3 football team and it falls on everybody's shoulders notice organization. coaching staff and players we're in this together. >> chip kelly is putting 1-3 start on one player and one group and eagles tackle lane johnson disagrees. so where is he pointing a finger how about at the offensive line. his theory starts up front and that's wh

de marco murray has a message. >> we're going to be fine you have to be patient. worried about what everyone else is thinking about us and we know what's at stake and we know what we have inside this locker room. you have to have heart and come out every day and work hard to get better and be the best individual player you can be and be the best team collec collectively. i think we have the right group of guys and coaches and you know we'll continue to move forward. >> chip kelly says the only way they move forward is to execut execute. espn analyst ron jaworksi agrees with coach on execution and says it will take a lot more than that. >> you can point to execution or play-calling or point to personnel. it's all of those. it's all of those. you know sam bradford showed a streak in washington game hey he's back you know, this is the sam we expected to see. thoughing laysers down the field and anticipating throws and doing the things we want our quarterback to do. and then you see some plays and you scratch your head and say what was he doing there. it's all the lit

donald trump and marco rubio. sara murray is "outfront." donald trump is taking credit for mccarthy dropping out of the race for speaker. what's his reasoning? >> reporter: yes, surprise, surprise, donald trump taking credit for something. he says that his candidacy has shown that you don't need someone who is not only smart but tough. he said he's seen an moss fee towards washington, towards the political system like he's never seen before and, frankly, this is what we hear when we talk to voters. they really like candidates like donald trump, like ben carson because they are political neofites. as you've seen, it's difficult to show up and completely change the way a governing body works but for now this is how trump is rallying voters. >> sara murray, thank you very much. live in las vegas, all of the republicans, and many of them, i can't say all -- because that would mean a lot of people, a lot of people are campaigning. one who stayed off the campaign stage is ben carson. he's central to the whole race, skyrocketing to number two in e

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showing him far out ahead of his gop rivals, ben carson and carly fiorina and marco rubio and jeb bush in fifth place. sarah murray joins us from key new hampshire where a trump town hall wrapped up. trump seemed loaded for bear tonight in attack mode. >> yeah, john, i'm calling it something like a trump attack and going after marco rubio and jeb bush marking friend enemies attitude, always friends but going after each other but trump took on a more serious note. he was in a very crowded gym but went in detail when talking about what he would want to do with isis and tax plan and talked about immigration and even talked about the syrian refugee crisis saying if he wins this election, he will send the syrian refugees home, john. >> this is one of the first real town meetings and public appearances and we saw him again with notes laying out details. >> reporter: yeah, you're exactly right and this is not something we usually see from donald trump. it tends on a free-wheeling speech tonight. he had notes and talked at length about the tax policy digging into details here. as you might imagine, this is not exactly wha

marco rubio. our political reporter sara murray is just outside miami in doral in florida, set the scene for us.going on right now? >> reporter: well, wolf, we just had a lot of excited supporters literally run in here to catch sight of donald trump. this is a guy who loves the polls. and for one of the first times since he joins the race the polls are not being very kind to him. as of tonight not one but two showing him trailing in iowa. donald trump who lives for the polls. >> i'm leading in every single poll. reports are amazing. i love polls. i've been at the top of every poll. >> reporter: no longer leads in all of them. today there's a new man on top in the hawkeye state. dr. ben carson pulling to the lead in iowa. and it's not a small one. a new des moines register/bloomberg politics poll shows carson with 28% support, nine points ahead of donald trump. >> i'm gratified by the fact that so many people are really paying attention to what i'm saying. because none of the things that i'm saying are wild crazy things. they are very logical things. if people really sat down and thought about th

murray joins us. last night i understand trump had something to say about it today. >> yeah, you're absolutely right, anderson. he looked at marco rubio and jeb bush on stage and said look today, the heat was on, these guys pretend like they are friends. trump said i've been saying for weeks that's not true and saw that on the debate stage last night. he saw hatred between the two gentlemen, which is a strong phrase to use between jeb who has been a mentor but i think we did see sort of the breaks in their relationship. donald trump seems to be reveling in that today. >> is trump saying he won the debate last night? i assume so. >> reporter: i'm sure you will be shocked to hear, anderson, that donald trump believes he was far and away the debate winner. take a listen to what he said about that today. >> so who saw the debate last night? [ cheers ] >> and great, and who won the debate? >> you! >> yeah, we did well. everybody, i mean, i think there were a few people that really did well last night. we won every online poll. drudge, "time magazine" every week every time we have it. we won cnbc. >> reporter: now of course, many peop

brianna keilar in new hampshire and sara murray with the trump campaign and in boulder, brianna, jeb bush addressing a heated exchange between him and marco rubio. what did he say? >> reporter: this is an exchange that backfired on him. he took rubio to task for missing senate votes. rubio responded with a very strong retort and bush was caught flat footed unable to respond. jeb bush certainly a little frustrated and humbled today acknowledging that his debate performance was not great, but he still stood by his critique. here is what he said. >> i think people when they get elected to serve, they ought to serve. the fact is three senators on the stage last night combined two bills they sponsored that became law and the gridlock has to be fixed and i don't think we'll fix it with someone part of that but someone who has a proven record to fix things. i can change washington like i did tallahassee. >> reporter: i've been talking to republican backers and admit this is not his forte, the debate stage and not necessarily a closer on these attacks. jeb bush here today trying to stress that looking for a nominee it isn't about big personalitie

marco rubio. i think the big question is does he go after those florida gentlemen tonight, or will he train his fire on ben carson, jim? >> sara murraythanks very much. this programming note, don't forget to watch "state of the union" this sunday for three exclusive interviews as jake tapper speaks with senator marco rubio, senator bernie sanders and donald trump. don't miss that. and the best political team on television at 9:00 a.m. sunday morning right here on cnn. >>> president obama speaking just minutes ago comparing republicans to a furry and unhappy internet sensation. we'll play that for you, plus we're keeping a very close eye on hurricane patricia with winds over 200 miles per hour. we'll go live to the popular tourist area that's about to get slammed. please stay with us. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norf

marco rubio. here to dive in this morning is cnn political reporter sara murray and cnn political commentator and political anchor for new york one, errol louis. great to have both of you. this 112-page document from the bush campaign reveals the strategy against marco rubio. there's interesting morsels in here. let me read some to you. it says marco's tomorrow versus yesterday argument will be widely ridiculed by the media. while running against the first wrom president. that's a funny prediction. hold on, i'm not done. they want to point out that marco rubio has never been in charge of anything larger than two dozen people. here's a juicy one. those who have looked into marco's background in the past have been concerned with what they found. >> very interesting stuff. it's a path to victory. i think the whole thing, 112-page document which is available onne for free is fascinating. the parts about marco rubio in particular are a path to victory. they're making the case for how jeb bush can win. you can pick those apart. some i agree with, some i don't agree with. there is probably a case to be m

will come down between the two of them and as we have seen marco rubio on the move up, jeb bush on the move down. >> highlight also, mark murrayb bush is in this race for four months, as well. thank you, sir. enjoy the weekend, sir. >>> continues to be uncertainty about how the republican debates themselves are going to work moving forward. at least ten of the republican presidential campaigns unhappy with this week's debate in the republican national committee and meeting privately on sunday in an attempt to overhaul the process. this afternoon, the rnc which was not invited to sunday's candidate gathering announced that it is suspending its partnership with nbc news and telemundo in the debate february 26th complaining about what it called gotcha questions and a mean spirited tone on wednesday's cnbc debate. cnbc is a sister network of msnbc and nbc. this was cnbc's response to the initial post-debate criticism wednesday. quote, people who want to be president of the united states should be able to answer tough questions. nbc news released a statement about the rnc's debate decision a short time ago saying in part, quote, th

brianna keilar in new hampshire and sarah murray with the trump campaign and in boulder, brianna, jeb bush addressing a heated exchange between him and marco

marco rubio had his moment in the spotlight. he came out swinging from the outset. it started with the exchange with jeb bush that you just saw in sara murray's piece. it is clear he kept on attacking every person. he went after democrats. he went after the republican establishments. it all came across strongly. every time he was able to tilt to policy which was a strong move for him. jeb bush on the other hand, his former mentor, not doing so well last night. last night or today. which day is it? jeb bush certainly was struggling last night. he just didn't have his moment. this comes as the campaign is struggling. they had to cut back on staff payments and so he really needed something last night to propel him forward and give him momentum to continue. we will have to see what the road ahead looks like for jeb bush. it was not made easier by the performance last night. >> it is not just the moment. it is he did try to take a moment. it did measure up against marco rubio. marco rubio really won that exchange where jeb bush went after him. we have a sound here where he is able to deftly turn the subject. when the voting record came up, he turn

marco rubio in third with 13% with the rest of the field in single digits. trump spoke at a civic center in south carolina. sarah murray. what was the atmosphere like at the event? >> reporter: you know, i think it was fired up. there were thousands of people crammed into this arena a little earlier. the interesting thing about donald trump's crowds is how many of these people who show up are trump fans, solid trump

marco rubio in third with 13% with the rest of the field in single digits. trump spoke at a civic center in south carolina. sarah murray is there and joins me now. what was the atmosphere like at the event? >> reporter: you know, i think it was fired up. there were thousands of people crammed into this arena a little earlier. the interesting thing about donald trump's crowds is how many of these people who show up are trump fans, solid trump voters, how many are checking him out or the checking out the celebrity. they were supporting democrats or other republicans in the race but wanted to see what the fuss was about. they wanted to see donald trump in person. like you said, he still leads in the polls so definitely gives us an idea how he's able to draw so many people and would be happy to have a couple hundred voters, anderson. >> did trump talk about his feud with jeb bush and comments about 9/11? >> you know, trump usually does not shy away from a controversy but when it comes to the 9/11 comments especially suggesting that george w. bush was to blame bu because he was president at the time, trump made no comment a

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murray. mark, here was a chance for donald trump to go after another rival which he's already done with carly fiorina, he's done it with marcob bush. but instead he tweeted out this -- ben carson was speaking in general terms as to what he would do if confronted with a gunman and was not criticizing the victims. not fair. your take. >> well, yeah. we're seeing donald trump actually come to ben carson's defense here, tamron. it is important to take a step back. when you're looking at the issue of gun control, this is now a fundamental difference between the republican and democratic parties, almost as fundamental as taxes and abortion in which although republicans on one side and all the democrats on the other. now ben carson has ended up getting some flack from people on where people think he was actually being insensitive to the folks who were in that situation, ben carson, that they're taking his suggestion that of course those people should have rushed the gunman. that's kind of an easy situation to do, easy to overwhelm. some people might say that's a lot easier said than done in the moment. but where you saw donald trum

marco rubio will be the only in iowa today. for more on that i want to bring in sarah murray. >> reporter: today rubio's campaign is is stressing it was an important vote. he wanted to be there to vote no on the debt ceiling increase. but like he said. plenty of other candidates in iowa today. chris christie, carly fiorina, rick santorum and all are jockeying, to improve performance a of the debate. >> bush reaching out to reassure skiddish donors. >> look we got eight more debates. i'm going to do v to do what other candidates do, which is rudely interrupt, not answer the questions that are asked. and hopefully the debate moderators will ask substantive questions as well. it's going fine. >> who saw the debate last night? >> donald trump declaring victory. >> and who won the debate? >> once again touting online surveys deeming him the winner. >> we won every online poll. drudge, time magazine, every week. >> while on twitter attacking his critics, calling politico losers after the news outlet declared his debate performance, quote, downright demure. but some candidates are calling for changes to upcoming debates. >> debates ar

murray, we'll check back with you. i want to talk about this and more with anna navarro a bush supporter, friend of marco rubio and van maria cardona. maria, the new cnn poll shows trump with impressive double digit leads over ben carson in south carolina, the third state to vote, nevada the fourth, he's ahead in all of these states right now, very impressively in iowa, new hampshire, south caroli carolina, nevada. if he wins all four, he's well on his way to being the republican nominee. >> reporter: he is well on his way, wolf and up until now, most of the pun dants, analysts and republicans have hoped that he was just a blip. i think that ever since he announced his campaign, people have thought that it was going to be just a blip, but frankly, what we've seen is he has staying power. the kinds of leads the margins he has in these early states should worry every single other republican if they think that they have the time to catch up to him. i think republicans really need to guard themselves for the very real possibility that donald trump could be the republican nominee, wolf. >> more and more people are beginnin

murray in nevada. let's bring back our experts ana navarro, mark preston and brianna keilar. ana, you support jeb bush. you've raised money for him. you're a friend of marco rubio's, but last night you said you were disappointed in jeb bush's performance. how does he recover? can he recover? >> first of all absolutely he can recover. we are still in a race that's very much up in the air. and the fundamentals of jeb's campaign are strong. you know, he's got great ground game, he's pulling out great policy proposals almost on a weekly basis. his campaign stump retail events are very good. the debates are the one weak link. so he can turn it around by having a great debate in the next 12 days. you know, the next debate is in 12 days. he's got everything going for him. and more importantly than that he's got the heart, the will, the backbone to do it. and he wants to do it. this idea of whether jeb's heart is in it or not is -- he's full in. >> had three debates to show the passion, desire, capability. take a look at the huge numbers 25 million in the debate, 24 million, 15 million last night. that's a lot of people watching. three missed opportunities for hi