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absentee ballots are already being cast for north carolina's marth 15th primary. republican legislators are concerned about having to re-draw the maps, and whether the absentee ballots will count. 3 3 3 the new hampshire primary is over and donald trump is waking up to his first big win in the 20-16 race for president. vermont senator bernie sanders also came out on top, crushing hillary clinton. emerging from the pack of republican governors, a surprise second place finisher, ohio o governor john kasich. the fight for third in the g-o-p race is between ted cruz, jeb bush, and marco rubio. it was a tough night for democratic frontrunner hillary clinton, who promised supporters she is marching on to the nomination. 3 "now we take this campaign to will fight for every vote in every state."sot bernie sanders "together we have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington. candidates are now turning their attention to the carolinas. the south carolina republican primary is february 20th, and the democratic primary is the 27th. coming up in our next half

. >>> a now former nurse's assistance is facing charges for punching a patient. 74-year-old marthe alonzeau was arrested for punching randall ellison. ellison suffers from dementia and his son said he has bipolar disorder. >> i think if somebody cared about him they would try to restrain him politely. they welfare. >> an administrator reported the incident to deputies. consulate healthcare that owns the nursing home fired the nurse's assistant and representatives said patient safety is a top priority. >>> we continue to demand answers about why some orlando firefighters were exposed to asbestos. we told you about the abandoned lake side village last week. hundreds of firefighters did training in the apartment and as many as 15 were in close contact where asbestos materials. jeff deal is there. was someone in charge of make ing sure the training sites were safe beforehand? >> reporter: we still don't have a clear answer on that. what we do know is that the city had a survey done that showed there was asbestos in these buildings but we asked and we don't know if anybody in the fire department

absentee ballots have already been cast for the marth 15th primary in north carolina. republican legislators are concerned about having to re-draw the maps, and whether the absentee ballots will count. 3 3 the new hampshire primary is over and billionaire donald trump is waking up to his first big win in the 20-16 senator bernie sanders also came out on top crushing hillary clinton. emerging from the pack of republican governors, a surprise second place finisher, ohio governor john kasich. the fight for third in the gop race is between ted cruz, jeb bush, and marco rubio. it was a tough night for democratic frontrunner hillary clinton, who promised supporters she's marching on to the nomination. 3 "now we take this campaign to the entire country where we will fight for every vote in every state."sot bernie sanders "together we have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington. candidates are now turning their attention to the carolinas. the south carolina republican primary february 20th, and the democratic is the 27th. coming up in our next half hour,

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deputies say marthe alonzeau punched a 65-year-old dementia patient eight times. alonzeau told wesh 2' s matt lupuli her side of the story. >> they must respect their patients. matt: randall says he was shocked to learn a nurse' s he is all the more upset he was not told about the accusation until it became a critical -- criminal matter more than a month later. a nurse and another patient says the nurse struck randall ellis and senior as he tried to escape the facility. she lost her job and was charged with elderly abuse. we went to her home to ask about the allegations. she did not want her face shone for our interview but told us the incident was a misunderstanding, that she was trying to protect the patient and she says she waved a towel, not a fixed. >> i was trying to trick him with the towel. but he did not. he kept holding the door and i have been there for 22 years. matt: and you have never had a problem before? >> never had a problem before. for a lawsuit, he hopes this is a lesson learned. >> the staff did not appropriately communicate to me what had hap

marth 4th and 5th from 10am to 6pm at the hampton inn at flamingo and grand canyon. a new medical marijuana dispensary is open for business. congresswoman dina titus was among those on hand..... for today's ribbon cutting ceremony.... at "the apothecarium". she says.... this dispensary is different from the others.... around the valley... and... neighbors shouldn't be worried..... about the type of crowd it will attract. 21:38:28 i think they're going to be supportive and when they see the kind of facilities that are created here they'll realize it's not a threat to their neighborhood but an asset." "the apothecarium" is located near sahara and buffalo. it's co-owned by a former treated.... by medical marijuana. we'll be right back.... with a final look... at your wake-up weather forecast. first.. here's jimmy kimmel with a preview of tonight's show.. a system moving across the northern great basin will continue to bring breezy to windy conditions across the area tonight and tomorrow. peak gusts to about 40 mph this afternoon. the gusts will taper down a bit tonight

join marth as we moderate the republican debate next saturday night, right here on abc. >>> and from the political storm hitting tonight, to the other one. a major winter storm set to hit right here in iowa overnight, and then move east. in fact, alerts from california to michigan tonight, already powerful storm winds knocking over this massive tree in san diego. the driver of that car did not survive. snow and ice causing a 25-vehicle pileup, shutting down i-80 near lake tahoe. snow falling across 1,600 miles. and here's abc's clayton sandell now. >> reporter: the storm now taking aim at iowa, already leaving a trail of weather woes. in colorado, another day of icy roads. spinouts and crashes. airlines canceled more than 500 flights through denver. near truckee, california, interstate 80 shut down. trees. a giant oak killing that woman in san diego. >> and i saw their cars my stomach ck stomach just dropped. >> reporter: and a tv news crew affiliate, kgtv, was seriously down. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> clayton, thank you. abc meteorologist rob marciano standing by tonight

jim: volusia county deputies say marthe alonzeau punched a 66-year-old man in a wheelchair eight times. wesh 2' s matt lupoli talked to alonzeau and the victim' s son. >> they must respect their patients. matt: randall says he was shocked to learn a nurse' s assistant at deltona health care was accused of striking his father, all the more upset because he was not told about the accusation until it became a criminal matter more than a month later. volusia county deputies say a nurse and another patient told them that alonzeau struck his father mc was trying to escape the facility. she lost her job and was charged with elderly abuse. she did not want her face shone for the interview but told us the incident was a misunderstanding. she was trying to protect the patient and he -- she waved a towel, not a fast. >> i was trying to trick him with the towel to see if he could let go of the door and hold onto the towel. but he did not. he was holding the door. i have been there for 22 years. matt: and you have never had a problem before? >> never had a problem before. matt: randall is not looki

one year history, one year marth, and the mathematics?nd the third why not having an assignment expertise where the kids coming from high school should be accountable? >> the three part questions are why not more than one book, why not rotation in one discipline and what was the third one? >> some specific assignment. >> i will dispose of two of those quickly. some colleges do assign more than one book. the question of whether they will actually read it magnifies. the third rotation by discipline i have not heard of. have you? >> i have not but i think it is a great idea. >> i have a question. [inaudible question] >> has the argument ever been put forward to select books based upon imagi imaging the discussion here. i think that question is related to the near versus far. but david is the much stronger fan of the fantastic and routed in this. >> i would say in effect i think this is what they think they are doing now. there are two troubles. one is their sense of what is different is based upon very narrow categories of narrow mul multi c

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. >> frank marth inch and carolina hosting kentucky saturday, tonight it's lsu. gamecocks coming off a big top ten win at texas a.m.e. over the weekend -- a. and a. over the weekend, martin said that made him feel good until he put on the tape of likely number one nba overall draft pick ben simmons and lsu. first place on the line tonight at the colonial life arena. >> lsu is going to be a handful. matchup nightmare for everybody, because their center, power forward is just ... you know, just a dynamic player. we don't need a super human effort. we don't need to be a team that we are not. we don't need to play above our capabilities. we just got to stay connected with who we are. >> that's rebounding and usc can hit some shots like they did at texas a & m over the weekend, gamecocks might be in first place by this time tomorrow. i'm tim hill, that's your abc columbia sports minute to win it. >>> still to come, forget flowers and chocolate, we are talking about a different kind of valentine's day surprise, all for a deal you are bound to love. stay with us. gervai

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. >> reporter: the wear and tear of a career in the public eye took its toll, and marth was fearful of losing the job she loved. >> there's a shelf life for anchor women in our business. i remember saying to myself, i'm never going to stick around that long so i can start to be depreciated. i'm going to lve before they start edging me out. i didn't. >> so that brings us to february 2012. >> mm-hmm. >> tell me about that day, what happened? >> i had been very depressed about what was going on at work, so i went to the mall, i bought a pair of shoes, shopped around, got stuff, and then i took a blouse, i took a top. i walked out. the store guard came after me and said, did you know that you have that in your bag? at that point, i guess i could have said, oh, my god, do i? i meant to pay for it. i bought the other things but it slipped my nd. i said, yes, i do know it's there. for it? i said, no. i don't think i was. and there began my nightmare. >> reporter: and it was. immediately, news reports of martha's shoplifting incident was everywhere. the following monday, she was >> why do you

melania trump has kept mostly quiet through this campaign, not doing interviews in prit marthe season after his victory there. that is, until today. melania trump sat down with mi.a >> i'm a full-time mom, and i'm having a good time, and i love it. i decided not to be in the campaign so much, but i support my husband 100%. >> reporter: we want to understand who melania is. >> i grew up in slovania and went to school there. then i moved to milan and paris to live there. i had a successful modelling career. i came to new york in 1996. >> reporter: how many languages do you speak? >> i speak a few languages. >> reporter: a few? >> english, german, french. >> reporter: tell me about your mother. >> she had a lot of elegance and style. she was in fashion for a long time. >> reporter: what does your father do? >> he was a self-employed person and a manager of a company. once slovania separated, he opened his own business. >> reporter: what did you like about donald when you fell in love with him? >> his mind, amazing mind. very smart, very charming, great energy. we have a great relationshi