. >> setting the tone for the rest front lines there, mike huckabee she talks about, marco o'malley dropping out, and also there's a candidate. >> ben carson going home. >> coming back to florida. >> clean clothing. >> who knew. >> no wonder i couldn't think of it. >> headlines certainly, south florida's own marco rubio, and you called it you said he would come in a strong third. >> i thought it would be strong, i didn't think it would be 1% point behind donald tru. ted cruz met expectations and marco rubio exceeded them, i think he is perceived as the big winner it looks to me like rubio did it by taking votes away from trump. he now becomes the establishment coalesce behind rubio. i thought it was a barn burner of a speech. hehes as good a speakner this kind of situation i think a barack obama, but they have more than a few things in common. first term senators, big ambitions less than great records in the u.s. senate but rubio, isood looking, good looking family, exceptional speaker. now here is the board with the final tally for the way the republicans place font i want you to look down

for the res of the race, all right, on the front lines there, mike huckabee she talks about, marco o'malley dropping out, and also there's a candidate. >>&ben carson going home. >> coming back to florida. >> no wonder i couldn't think of it. >> headlinesertainly, south florida's own marco rubio, and you called it you said he would come in a strong third. >> i thought it would b b strong, i didn't think it would be 1% point behind donald trump. ted cruz met expectations and marco rubio exceeded them, i think he is perceived as the big winner it looks to me like rubio did it by taking votes away from trump. he now becomes the establishment candidate, the g.o.p. will coalesce behind rubio. i thought it was a barn burner of a speech. he is as good a speakner this kind of situation i t tnk a barack obama, but they have more than a few things in common. first term senators, big records in the u.s. senate but rubio, is good looking, good looking family, exceptional speaker. now here is the board with the final tally for the way the republicans plac font i want you to look down there, and number si

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marco rubio. >> mike huckabee and democrat martin o'malley withdrew from the race monday night. >>> starting today, eight is on your side for all of the developments of the new hampshire primaries. candace mccowan is on her way to new hampshire later today. look for her updates right here on news channel 8. >>> an 8 on your side alert this morning. you need to hear this before you start filing taxes. the irs is experiencing major >> this is one of our most popular stories on our website, wfla.com. now, the agency hopes to get everything working again later today. >> news channel 8's lindsey mastis is joining us now in studio. this is frustrating because it is like we get a pass to the computer and then it goes down. >> yeah, absolutely. you know, when it comes to this particular case it is very frustrating because one of the services down is the where's my refund service. and despite the issues, the irs believes 90% of taxpayers will refund the payments within 21 days. the irs is calling this a hardware failure. they're in the process of making repairs right now. and during this time, you can stil

marco rubio hot on his heels. lana zak joins us live from iowa - good morning 50 percent bernie sanders, 695 - 50 percent martin o'malley, 8 - 1 percent ted cruz, 51,649 - 28 percent donald trump, 45,416 - 24 percent marco rubio, 43,132 - 23 percent ben carson, 17,393 - 9 percent 3 sanders it looks like we are in a 3 virtual tie.a razor-thin margin separates bernie sanders and hillary clinton in iowa, a race too close to call? in some precincts a coin toss broke the delegate tie- nats coin tossthe clinton campaign saying this morning, they believe they won. but 3 clinton didn't 3 officially declare victory in her speech. instead she took on the republicans-hillary clinton: i will not -- i will not let their decisiveness, their efforts to rip away the progress that we've made be successful. so as i stand here of relief, thank you, iowa//by contrast, it was a decisive win for ted cruz-ted cruz iowa had made clear to america and the world, morning has come. // and trump was gracious in his second-place finish-trump i absolutely love the people of iowa.// i think i might come here and buy a farm, i love it.//and just one-po

o'malley 24. hillary clinton, 182. >> marco rubio. >> bernie sanders, 233. [ applause ] >> rand paul. >> one of the more startling updates from this very close race tonight on the democratic side is maybe coin flipping had something to do with the results that we got thus far. >> you're rick santorum captain up there. >> by voting for rick we send a clear signal we're prepared for war. if you haven't seen them, i have -- hold on. >> there you go. this is the actual sheet, the tally sheet. santorum there's an x next to him. >> yeah. >> you didn't vote for him? >> as i was writing down, my pen ran out of ink and i can't ask somebody for a new pen. >> you're the santorum guy. >> i know. >> i know what it sounds like. >>> 24 points to hillary clinton. the final votes were tallied. party early this morning giving clinton 49.9% of the vote and sanders 49.6%. a virtual tie. in some ways it still seem like less of an accomplishment. that's partly because sanders couldn't quite pull out the decisive victory in the state where the demographics are much for favorable. the clinton barely escaping a loss led to

and don't discount marco rubio trailing donald trump by just one point. and governor martin o'malley and former governor mike huckabee gracefully bowed out. that leaves two democratic candidates and 10 republican candidates still in the running. >>> today is groundhogpunxsutataey, pennsylvania, over 15,000 tourists gathered to see if he will see his shadow. so, will we get six more weeks of winter or an early spring? we will have to wait and see. i heard he's lost a little wait. >> on t t groundhog tread mill >> it's dark and cold. >> he has his own way -- >> does this hold true? >> it's very accurate. >> really? >> oh, extremely. >>> now a look ahead, bill cosby is his attorneys are trying get a criminal sex assault case against hi thrown out. he's been charge would three felony counts of aggravated assault for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in his home. and they've accused him going back to the 60s. cosby and his attorneys have repeated lee denied the allegations. >>> shakira turns 29, and cosby stills gnash and young turns 74. and janet? cough if you can hear m

marco rubio not too far behind in third place, jackie. >> and we also overnight, mayor o'malley ending his nominee for the nomination and moments later, mike huckaby campaign, too. we'll have more in-depth coverage of the caucuses throughout the show. >> and on 5 this morning, burglars hitting spots on the west side and leaving behind lots of damage. and showing you here some of the suspects, three places broken into on detroit avenue the last week or so. they're taking anything they can get their hands on. the cleveland council men said because of this, the growing swear business district is on high alert. >> it's individuals who are doing a smash-and-grab. they're going in and breaking into jukeboxes, they're prying open anything they think my have a little bit of money and they're in and out in under 10 minutes. >> the police say they're following good leads right now. if you know anything about the break-ins, give cleveland police a call. >>> and stealling about $1,500 worth of beer from an akron restaurant. tim owenss traveler's tavern was feet oured on the tv show "bar rescue" la

marco rubio not that far behind. >> and overnight, the former maryland governor martin o'malley ending his campaign for the democratic nomination. -- minutes later, mike huckaby officially suspending his campaign, too. we'll have more in-depth coverage of the iowa caucuses throughout the show. >>> and on 5, burglars hitting night spots on the west side leaving behind lots of damage. surveillance video and photo shows several suspects broken into on detroit avenue the last week or so. the men took anything they could get their hands on. the councilman said because of this, the business district is on high alert. >> and it's individuals doing a smash-and-grab going in and opening anything they think might have some money and they're in and out and under 10 minutes. >> the following good leads right now. if you know anything about about the break-s in, they would love to hear from you. >>> and he's stealing $1,500 worth of beer from an acworth restaurant. tim owens was featured on the tv show "bar rescue" last year. over the weekend, about 70 cases of beer were stolen from an outdoor cooler. akron police investigating t

o'malley 24. hillary clinton, 182. >> marco rubio. >> bernie sanders, 233. [ applause ] >> rand paul. >> one of the more startling updates from this very close race tonight on the democratic side is maybe coin flipping had something to do with the results that we got thus far. >> you're rick santorum captain up there. >> by voting for rick we send a clear signal we're prepared for war. if you haven't seen them, i have -- hold on. >> there you go. this is the actual sheet, the tally sheet. santorum there's an x next to him. >> yeah. >> you didn't vote for him? >> as i was writing down, my pen ran out of ink and i can't ask somebody for a new pen. >> you're the santorum guy. >> i know. >> i know what it sounds like. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like a

and sanders have debated without former candidate martin o'malley, who suspended his campaign after the iowa caucuses. on the republican side, marco rubio is seeing a big bump in the polls since the iowa caucuses. in a new poll from our sister station wmur, he is up seven points among likely voters in the new hampshire primary, taking hold of second place. donald trump remains in the lead, holding at 29%. ted cruz, governor john kasich, and jeb bush have also risen in that polol allyson: the republican candidates meet for their final debate before the new hampshire primary saturday night. donald trump senators ted cruz and marco rubio, dr. ben carson, former governor jeb bush and governors chris christie and john kasich, will all be there. carly fiorina and former governor jim gilmore did not meet the criteria for this patrick: that is commitment 2016. dale joins us again. dale: clouds overnight produced a few flurries of snow, but they are now giving way to clearing skies. it is 35 degrees in greenville as we look out our peace center skycam. you can see the liberty bridge in the background. there is no moisture on the roads like

senator sanders have debated without former candidate martin o'malley, who suspended his campaign after the iowa caucuses. on the republican side, marco rubio as in a big bump in the polls. in that new poll from our sister station wmur, he is up seven points from likely voters in the new hampshire primary. donald trump remains in the lead at 29%. ted cruz, john kasich, and jeb bush have also risen in the polls. allyson: richard harpootlian is throwing his support behind bernie sanders. you may recall harpootlian is the former chairman of the south harpootlian says he made the decision yesterday after talking with sanders on the phone last week. he said sanders' passion reminded him of president obama's passion back in 2007. the republican candidates meet for their final debate before the primary saturday night. donald trump, ted cruz, marco rubio, ben carson, jeb bush, chris christie, and john kasich will all be there. harley fiorina and jim gilmore did not meet the criteria -- carly fiorina and jim gilmore did not meet the criteria for this debate. patrick: we are a couple of days away from the super bowl. and in the middle of it all

marco former governor only getting 23% of the vote. >> clinton has 49.9%. sanders has 49.6%. martin o'malley dropping out of the race after getting less than 1% of a vote. >>> and now to one and onlyxclusive story you'll see on local 10, a lawyer accused of having sex with her client was in court yesterday along with her client. the judge said the ban should be lifted with eliminations. victor oquendo has the exclusive hearing as he spoke with a lawyer. >>reporter: defense attorneys reunited with her client. >> i'm here to fight for my client's rights like i do with all my clients. that's why he hired me. >>reporter: granda telling a judge he doesn't wt to lose her. >> if there's any conflicts i'm waiving, >>reporter: this after she was banned from visiting him. her picture posted for guards to be on the look-out. deputies say they caught the attorney having sex with her client during a a visit in an interview room. she tells us someone is out to get her. >> this is convenient time for this to be all over the media and i mean convenient for the state. >> we believe there's an ulterior motive

marco rubio is in third with 13%. hillary clinton has 45%. martin o'malley is far behind. a tight race on both sides. the candidates will be out today making their final arguments to voters. >> hoping to dampen donald trump's momentum, ted cruz made his final pitch on sunday. >> if everyone here brings nine other people to the caucuses tomorrow night, we will win the caucuses tomorrow, we will win the nomination, and we will win the general election in november 2016. >> during an event in sioux city, trump pushed back. >> voter violation. it is like an official document being sent to people in iowa. that is really terrible. it is a fraud, as far as i'm concerned. >> volunteers for bernie sanders and hillary clinton knocked on doors and made calls late into the night. together, we are going to create an economy that works for all of us! >> i will stand up and fight for you every single day of this campaign and then when we win, i will fight for you in the white house. >> clinton lost iowa during her presidential bid in 2008. this time around, she is working on her likability. >> she has focused a lot

o'malley dropped out monday night. political experts are taking a closer look at both ted cruz and marco rubio after they did better than expected here. obamacare is set to stay put through 2016... a bill to repeal it had already been vetoed by the president.... then yesterday a vote fell short of the two-thirds needed to override that veto. the move also would have stripped federal funding from planned parenthood. that means the affordable care act will stay in place... at least through the final year of mister obama's term. g-o-p house leaders say they're hoping to use this failure to to elect a republican president who will help them overturn the health care plan for good. today the president makes his first visit to an american mosque -- as president. he's scheduled to visit the islamic society of baltimore to hold a roundtable with community members. the president is expected to celebrate muslim-americans' contributions to the nation. he will also -- quote -- "reaffirm the importance of religious freedom to our way of life." today iowans remember "the day the music died." on this day in 19-59, rock and roll legend

the democrats don't have anybody equivalent to marco rubio or ted cruz, in their mid-40's. o'malley, i believe, is 52, 53. hillary clinton is i think 58, o'malley, 74. -- sanders, 74. only gave it a shot, and perhaps he will live to fight another day. steve: is this potentially benefit? -- who does this potentially benefit, sanders or clinton? dennis: good question. if you are supporting o'malley, you could say it is someone who didn't want support the front at the same time, there are a lot of democrats who supported hillary clinton -- supported bernie sanders that they could see voting hillary clinton. steve: let's move over to drake university. todd magel with the hillary clinton campaign at the olmstead center. todd: they just opened the doors to the hillary victory party here on the second floor. we are going to kind of show you the crowd that is just coming in alter our right, your left. those are all network correspondents from abc, fox and nbc, and cnn. there are probably doesn't fall from iowa stations and other stations across the country. the feeling here is one of excite

o'malley. they are suspending their presidential bids. >>> rubio -- marco rubio came close to overtaking trump finishing a single percentage point behind. he spoke to his supporters in iowa. >> if i am our nominee -- and i will be thanks to what you have done in this great state -- [ cheering ] >> when i am our nominee, we are going to unify this party and the conservative movement. >> as marley mentioned. the iowa results prompted two other candidates to end their campaigns. mike huckabee is out. and martin o'malley. all the other candidates are now off to new hampshire. >>> sunnyvale based yahoo is expected to announce it's cutting 1600 jobs. the wall street journal says the cuts are part of a plan that includes closing down units. and investors have called for a sale of the company. yahoo is closing operations in mexico and argentina. >>> and apple has lost its spot as the world's most valuable company. google's parent company is worth $33 billion more than apple. >> joe montana is a man who knows a thing or two about super bowls. he's won four. how football fans have a chance to hang out w

o'malley has now suspended his campaign. on the republican side, ted cruz is surging ahead of the man who had stolen all the headlines ahead of the vote, donald trump. marco rubio was just over a personal point behind him with three other candidates, including jeb bush failing to get more than 10%. let's get more on this live from des moines. how do republicans interpreting this result in iowa? >> well, they are interpreting it much as the des moines register is, the newspaper here, with ted cruz being clearly the winner in this race. it was a race that donald trump was expected to win. he was points ahead, but what apparently happened is all of those new voters that he was supposed to bring in did not overwhelm the cruz people. cruz brought in evangelical and they brought him over the top. for donald trump who once tweeted nobody remembers who came in second, this was a surprising experience. marco rubio has a new lease on life as they enter new hampshire. >> tell us about why iowa is so significant generally in the whole political scene there. talk us through why it's important. >> iowa's the first vote out of the 50 states and it really helps to win kn

marco rubio close behind. minutes after the projections, governor mike huckabee suspended his campaign. former maryland governor martin o'malley has also ended his democratic campaign. he earned less than one-percent of the vote. meanwhile senator bernie sanders and hillary clinton spent the night in a slugfest. at last check, cnbc reports both have 50 per cent with 90% of vote in. hundreds of people came together to honor a murdered chesapeake family tonight. it's been four days since members of the dooley family dead. they say 26-year-old cameron dooley shot and killed his brother, landon; sister, brooke; mother, lori; father, todd and grandmother, doris-- before killing himself. 10 on your side's liz palka was at the emotional memorial service. liz? nicole - there is no doubt how loved this family was in the deep creek community. how well respected todd dooley was in law enforcement. all of that evident at tonight's memorial service. "honor guard..." three chesapeake police officers on motorcycles escort the dooley family relatives to deep creek baptist church. the honor guard salutes them as they enter. as patriot guard ri

marco rubio. you also read about a south carolina superdelegate's decision to stick with martin o'malley...even though he dropped out of the race. today the survivors and family emanuel nine spoke about their unwavering faith after last summer's tragic shooting. hundreds of people gathered at benedict college today as the family members and survivors shared how their faith has grown and how they've learned to forgive. while the media was not allowed to record the session, but we can tell you they talked about their initial reactions to the shooting and how they are remembering their loved ones. denise quarles lost her mother, myra thompson, at the church that night. while she will always remember the tragedy, she refuses to hold on to the hate. "we have to take what happened and turn that around and be more positive and think about ways we can impact the you know, spending more times with children who don't look like them so those stereotypes can be dimished." two of the survivors, felecia sanders and polly sheppard echoed the same the program. you will hear more of their story thursday on wis. they s

marco rubio finished third, not far behind trump. the caucuses saw the end of two presidential campaigns. after disappointing finishes, mi o'malley are now out. in iowa i'm aixa diaz. ,geoff: new hampshire's next, but analysts say most eyes will turn to the southern primaries. of a political gateway. we're less than three weeks away a republican primary on february 20. the democratic primary a week later on february 27. in georgia, both primaries are on march 1,. in north carolina, both are march 15. and with that south ca primary nearing, candidates have already scheduled campaign dates here. iowa's winner will be in greenville later today. allyson: wyff news 4's aly myles joins us live from the t.d. with who's visiting today. aly: good morning. first, i want to show you the fog we have been talking about. we have here three hours and we have only seen thfog get more dense. just something to keep in mind. good v is that it is expected to lift by the time senator ted cruz ghis presidential campaign rally. first, he will have to get to new hampthen, he will fly into south carolina and will be at the td convention center parried do

o'malley and republican mike huckabee. now on to new hampshire with ted cruz and marco rubio, getting a big burst. and short of a win.n des moines, steve handelsman, nbc bay area news. >>> all right, thank you, steve, we have extensive coverage across the digital platforms including reaction from the candidates as well as expert analysis. and you just need to go to nbcbayarea.com and follow us on twitter and facebook. >>> new at 11:00, a 5-year-old child in the hospital with severe injuries. police are now looking for the hit-and-run driver. this is a car involved in the crime, this is a brown or gold four-door sedan, witnesses say the child was hit near fairfield. police say the driver never stopped and instead just took off. the child is expected to survive. >>> a bizarre scene on the freeway. a suspected gunman arrested by a bart police officer. his gun trained on the suspect. this is the video you're seeing. this happened along concord on highway 4, investigators say the man caused four cars to crash and injured several people. the bart police officer noticed the man firing the gun from the car. soon after that t

o'malley dropped out. on the republican side, ted cruz took the win. donald trump and marco rubio followed closely enough. it is a three man race going into new hampshire next week. aaron gilchrist reports live from des moines in about 15 minutes. >>> and you may be dodging piles of snow as well as potholes how in the district. trash pickup and mail deliveries are starting to get back to normal. letter carriers are working through the backlog. megan mcgrath now with us. >> reporter: well, good morning. you can see behind me here the latest water main break that wssc is dealing with. we are on bonifant street. this broke overnight just prior to the intersection at georgia avenue. so it's closed at that intersection. fortunately the water is not gurgling from the ground, we don't have an impact to rush shower, but certainly some repair work is going to have to happen here at the top of this street here. now, this is the time of the year for water main breaks. fluctuations in temperatures. when the temperatures swing from cold to warm and back again, that just is not good for w

o'malley dropped out. ted cruz with 27.6% of the vote. donald trump got 24.3 and senator marco rubio 23.1 and rand paul was 5th with four-and- a-half percent and the others in single digits. >> god bless this great state. >> ted cruz wrote his victory to the granite state where the first primary is scheduled a week from today. the other candidates hit the ground running. donald trump and marco rubio and the rest of the pack. the democrats, bernie sanders and hillary clinton said they were more than pleased with the results from iowa. sanders has been leading in the polls in new hampshire where he is well-known coming from neighboring vermont. >> yahoo is laying off 1700 workers, 15% of the work force. yahoo has not said where the cuts will take place but it is all part of mariesa meyer's plan to reorganize the company after the company reported a $14.4 billion loss. >> and there is considerations to settle nonstrategic assets to generate one billion dollars in cash. yahoo's stock closed lower, 29 dollars a share and they fell more in after hours trading. the state senate introd

out port in the storm and if it looks like marco rubio, he will get a larger share of the market share in weeks to come and contests to come. >> martin o'malley out of the race by democratic side, mike huckabee out of the race on the republican side. where do their supporters go? >> mike huckabee and supported the end up with ted cruz but marco rubio attacked a lot of evangelicals in iowa. i don't know if some of the army be angry. we won't know. if 2% is not enough to make a difference the people that ted cruz really needs to attract are ben carson because he was an 9% or 10%, without him if he dropped out before ted cruz would have had a much bigger victory so they will be looking at ben carson's campaign continuing to be in a fragile state and deteriorated weeks to come he will be looking for his supporters. jon: the associate editor of the hill, thanks. jenna: new jersey's highest court determining whether a man convicted of murdering his wife should get a new trial, details behind that case coming up. the biggest cities discussing growing threat from isis at home and we want to hear from you. to the results and i would change your mind a

marco momentum. he came in the same place as ho o o'malley but with a different number. losing is not something donald trump does well. >> i think in new hampshire, it's like game over again. we start all over again. you have chris christie and john kasich who have been working in the state hard. jeb bush spent a lot of money in iowa. he spent more money in new hampshire. we'll see if marco momentum helps in new hampshire. we have this debate this weekend. i mean, whether or not cruz did a dirty trick or not, what he does have now is ben carson is very angry with him, and that could hurt him. >> ben carson angry? let's figure out what that looks like. i haven't seen that, and what that means for him. you mentioned chris christie. this is new sound from him this morning in new hampshire where he spent a whole lot of time, and who he clearly wants to take on now. one marco rubio. listen. >> you know me. unlike some of the other campaigns, i'm not the boy in the bubble. we know who that is who never answers your questions and is scripted and controlled because he can't answ

o'malley has suspended his campaign. >>> now in the republican race, ted cruz has been declared the winner tonight over donald trump. and a pretty strong showing by marco rubio with 22%. mike huckabee haseneded his bid tonight. he won the iowa caucus in 2008, but no luck for him tonight. we'll skrol results at the bottom of your screen throughout the newscast and on our website. >>> that massive winter storm. >> as we take a look at our radar, the storms continue. that means more mild air gets into eastern iowa and after a start with snow in the morning, we'll change over the rain in a lot of spots during the afternoon except the far northern and western counties. snow will stay tomorrow evening. up mere the minnesota border, there could be up to 10 inches of snow. the two inch line close to cedar rapids. that could go up or down an inch or so. one thing's for sure. the further south and oois you go, the lower the snow totals will be. we do have winter storm warnings. this is highway 20 on to the north. a blizzard warning in north in south eastern iowa, no winter weather advisories in effect. this all gets underway late tonight. then things will taper

the big surprise is how well marco rubio did, distant third before, now basically tied for second place, only one percentage point behind donald trump. martin o'malley by the way and mike huckabee did decide to suspend their campaign after the returns came in. they were doing poorly between 1% and 2% there. >> you mentioned the turnout tonight was made -- way more than expected. the caucus rooms were packed, so much energy. what was it like being there? in fact, in california, our primary system, you go into the building both alone and you make your choice. imagine if you were in the booth and you had two or three people with you and people were questioning you and saying, really? that's what a caucus is all about. you have to decide in public, people question your decision, you have to defend it. sometimes you try to move people over to your side. it keeps everyone very involved in the debate. a real sense of community in the ad there, frank. >> ross palombo, thank you. >>> now to our panel of analysts on this first test in primary season, on the left side, political analyst brian zobel joining us tonight from petaluma. >> and james taylor, profess

marco rubio isn't far behind at 23 percent. ben carson 9 percent rand paul 5 percent jeb bush 3 percent carly fiorina 2 percent john kasich 2 percent mike huckabee 2 percent...like o'malley, he announced during caucus voting he will drop his bid for president. the republican winner, ted cruz was greeted by a big crowd at his victory party at the iowa state fairgrounds. nats cheering cruz credited his win in iowa to his strong ground game. he completed the 'full grassley' visiting all of iowas 99 counties finishing up in jefferson before the caucuses. cruz made it a point to talk one on one with voters, which caucus goers said push forward on his conservative christian values to ensure a republican is the next president. 1127' this campaign has been a movement from millions of americans from across this country to organize, to rally to come together, whatever washington says they cannot keep the people down.' 1139 cruz pulled in over 51 thousand votes last night. while drivers in the metro are worried about their morning commute... some people are still filtering out from last night's caucus. channel 13's josh nguyen is live from the des moines international airport. josh

o'malley is interviewed. republican presidential candidate mike huckabee visited the bus. and marco rubio supporters tweeted this. hello from iowa state university. chatting with marco rubio supporters here. traveling with the c-span bus. now a discussion from the world economic forum in switzerland. this is 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, a warm welcome to the global security outlook. the outlook sessions, as the name suggests, is about what's happening in 2016 and beyond and this is on global security. we had, as we started, the world economic forum global security session, and reflecting on a few years that we now had behind us, where we saw two trends develop ing developing quickly and dramatically. the first trend is the trend towards increased fragmentation. lots of trust, lots of social cohesion, lots of societies unable to deal properly with governance, with maintaining political order, and maintaining a sense of being in the same boat which, of course, leads to a number of consequences, but in the more extreme version, the rise of violent extremism or the option for pe

marco rubio. he only trailed trump by 1 percent. martin o'malley and mike huckabee dropped out last night, others are still hoping for a strong finish in new hampshire. back to you. >> thank you, diane. >>> 6:32. now over to you, john. traffic and weather on the 2s. >> good morning, mary. hi, everybody. happy birthday today to new amsterdam. it was incorporated on this day in 1653. so, yeah, new amsterdam. you to ask the dutch, what happened there? fascinating. new amortization damage. clear skies overhead. we have high pressure in control. we're waiting for some wet weather. that rolls in on wednesday. so, enjoy your groundhog day today. it is going to be sunny, numbers are just going to be a little bit cooler. and then we'll see warm and wet conditions tomorrow, coming up later, we will tell you what instrument you're all supposed to be playing today. any guesses? no guesses here, just the hard, cold, traffic facts with alex. >> that sounded like the beginning of "happy birthday." you're on key there, john. >>> beginning in east orange, there is

marco rubio. >>> for now, the other dominoes fall. mike huckabee and democrat martin o'malley suspended their campaigns after a dismal showing in the buckeye state. >> fist, we'll get a check on the commute and the accuweather forecast beginning with bill evans. >> this morning, a great day. dawn will be absolutely gorgeous. temperatures 39 degrees with clear skies with a light north wind. 37jfk down the jersey shore. 30 to 28. these numbers should be 27 in the park. it should be 17 north and west. so all of the numbers are mild to start the day again. yesterday, even though we hit 59, we'll have sunshine and 49 today. that is still mild for february 2nd. we'll talk about some today strangling rain for tomorrow. very heavy rains, flooding possible coming next. heather still has the issues on the garden state parkway right now. >> as the jersey people would say, what exit? it's exit 147 southbound side garden state parkway. at least two lanes are closed down. delays go almost back to the essex tolls as a result this. you do have a bumper to bumper ride. subway service is on or

marco rubio. sanders split the votes. mike huckabee and martin o'malley dropppp out of the race. >> the voters are sick of me, and i need to acknowledge that. >>> global emergency. that's what the worldealth organization is calling the cases of the zika virus. >> this morning snow is pounds from oregon to the great lakes. there's nothing to block theit. >>> hundreds were forced to evacuate. >> a man goes bananas. >>> all that -- >> i don't know the answer to that. >> those are must-win pants. you can't get off a plane like that and lose. >> every single morning is a must-win attire. >> -- andll that matters. rmit, what's your biggest regret? >> signing up furor high school biology class. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> punxsutawney is bronc 61% of the time. the only other one to get it wrong thatatften are the republican nominee. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the first round of presidential voting produced a surprising win and a virtual tie. ted c

meanwhile, martin o'malley has dropped out of the race on the democratic side. donald trump, and marco rubio, and maybe one of the biggest winners from last night, and getting much more support than he predicted. he almost beat donald trump last night. and jeb bush was at 6%. caroline shively is joining us live if fox news. >> reporter: eight months ago the des moines register had bernie sanders down by 41 percentage points. at the end of the day, only 3/10 of 1% is dividing them. it looks like clinton will pull it out. but it separates them only by 4 delegates. >> john: and sanders is expected to win big in new hampshire next and let's talk about ted cruz. he wins expwp were people surprised? >> reporter: they were a little bit. we all know that ted cruz has an awesome ground game. basically for the last months he moved into the state of iowa. he knows his strengths here with the conservingtives and the evangelicals. he had a great ground game. when we vote, you go in, and vote. >> john: marco rubio may be the real story to come out of iowa. as the republicans start dropping out, it's

marco rubio is making headlines this morning. >> and we look forward to that. and we want to see what happens to o'malley and huckabee as far as whether they endorse candidates. >>> getting a firsthand look at the iowa caucuses is our own keith cate. he shows us how the system works. >> reporter: good morning. what a shocker it was last night in des moines, iowa. donald trump did not win here as many had predicted. it was ted cruz who came out the victor. but the big story may be in the days to come, marco rubio finished less than 1% behind donald trump. of course this caucus process is interesting to behold. i have never witnessed one myself. i did for the first time last night. it's fun to watch. here's what it looks like up close. >> aye. >> reporter: it took about two hours for republicans at this des moines elementary school to go through the process. a few were allowed to speak on behalf of the candidate of their choice. >> marco rubio has lived the american dream. >> reporter: then it was time to vote. this is where the governor of iowa caucuses. he didn't want to say who he voted for. it is after