while martin o )malley struggled to be heard. after the debate, clinton celebrated with her supporters. weijia jiang has the story. greeted supporters and posed for pictures.....follo wing the final debate before the iowa caucuses. dissolve earlier, mrs. clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders clashed on a number of issues......startin g with gun control. sot: hillary clinton/democra tic presidential candidate :22-:32 he voted for immunity for gun makers and sellers, which the nra said was the most important piece of gun legislation in 20 years. clinton slammed sanders for voting with the nra and for reversing his position on immunity for gun manufacturers. but sanders pointed to his lifetime rating of d minus with the powerful gun lobby. sot: sen. bernie sanders/democra tic presidential candidate i think secretary clinton knows what she says is very disingenuous. standup bridge: weijia jiang, cbs news, charleston, sc fiscal policy and healthcare reform also dominated the exchanges discussion here in charleston. sot sanders: i

martin o' malley was sandwiched in between clinton and sanders. he had a message for his supporters. mr. o' malley: hold strong at your caucus because america is looking for a new leader. america is scanning the horizon. national politics and think a resort to old ideologies are going to move us forward. miriah: on february 1st, iowa caucus-goers will choose a candidate that best represents their interests. from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. lisa: president obama says he' s moving to ban solitary confinement for juvenile and low-level offenders in federal prisons. the news came in an op-ed that the president penned for "the washington post." the president wrote that solitary confinement diminishes chances for successful rehabilitation. he said his decision followed a justice department review. solitary confinement, he wrote, should be a last resort, used for inmates that pose threats to themselves or staff members. did you know preschoolers and kindergartens are expelled at a higher rate than high school students in ohio? it is a troubli

don t think there has been a single debate where people left saying they heard too much from martin o malley. a new poll gives clinton a big lead nationwide over both democratic rivals, but sanders was unimpressed.....an d quickly mentioned he is winning in the new hampshire polls and is tied in iowa...where voters are set to caucus in just 2 weeks. weijia jiang, cbs news, charleston in virginia beach -- republican state delegate scott taylor has announced his run for congress -- this comes just days after congressman scott rigell made it official that he won )t seek reelection. taylor discussed his plans to run and collected signatures saturday afternoon at town center. seal represents the 85th district in the virginia house of delegates. in downtown norfolk -- those who lost loved ones to violence gathered to spread awareness on saturday. the group met on granby street and walked in unison to the martin luther king junior memorial with signs and speakers encouraging the conversation and solve arguments without guns. the loved ones of joseph boss were there, you will recall he was a hampton

martin o' malley struggled to get a word in. he was reportedly begging for at least a few seconds from the moderator off-camera. we will see who won when the voters head to the polls in iowa and just a few weeks. michelle: the battle between donald trump ted cruz is turning personal. brett: this morning, democratic senator chuck schumer is defending what cruz calls trump' s new york values. mr. cruz: it is amusing, saying the media elite in new york and dc run around with their hair on fire wondering what on earth are new york values? i' ll tell you and the rest of the country, people understand exactly what that means. brett: last week, cruz criticized trump for his views on abortion and gay marriage. now, trump has a message for those who think he' s too mr. trump: i' m conservative, but when it comes to different elements of what i believe in, that' i' problem. i' m going to solve our military problem. i' m going to get rid of isis. brett: trump also hit cruz hard for failing to report a loan from citi-bank, which is based in

martin o' malley struggled at times to get a word in. he was heard off-camera at one point begging for just 10 michelle: the tightening battle between donald trump and ted cruz is getting personal. brett: ted cruz continues to attack what he calls new york values. mr cruz: it is amusing, saying the media elite in new york and dc run around with their hair on fire wondering what on earth are new york values? i' ll tell you and the rest of the country, people understand exactly what that means. brett: last week, cruz criticized trump for his views on abortion and gay marriage. those who think he' s too liberal. trump: i' m conservative, but elements of what i believe in, s what people really i' m going to solve our trade i' m going to solve our military m going to get rid of isis. brett: trump also hit cruz hard for failing to report a loan from citi-bank, which is based in new york city. michelle: now to tennessee, where cold weather and rough terrain is complicating the search for a missing toddler. noah chamberlain wandered off thursday

. >> martin o' malley barely qualified for the debate. >> if donald trump wants to start a registry in our country of people by faith, he can start with me. >> voters in iowa have their say in two weeks. brett: five americans held as visitors are waking up as free men today. they went to switzerland and then to germany last night. they' ve released as part of a prisoner exchange. >> we are united in welcoming home sons and brothers. >> a group of iranians are also walking free as part of the deal. brett: a rocket landing gone wrong. the dramatic video ahead on sunrise. plus, a bear invasion leaves a local neighborhood in awe and fear. it' s the story you' ll only see on wesh 2. and this is a live look outside. amy is back with central florida' s most accurate forecast [cough, cough] mike? janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? he has that dry scratchy thing going on. guess what? it works on his cough too. cough! guess what? it works on his cough too. what? stop! don't pull me! spoiler alert! she do

sanders had several heated exchanges over gun control, health care, and wall street...while martin o )malley struggled to get nat sot omalley: can i get 30 seconds too? sot--stand up bridge--weijia jiang/cbs news/washington with just two weeks to go before voting begins in the presidential race, the republican candidates are getting aggressive too...but many of them also took time to recognize dr. king. nat: trump waving track 5 frontrunner donald trump made a campaign stop at liberty univeristy in virginia sot: trump so well dedicate that to martin luther king , a great man track 6 and jeb bush tweeted a picture of dr. king saying he changed the nation for the better weijia jiang, cbs news, washington. there are more questions than answers into a death investigation in richmond. according to our sister station there - the body of a child was discovered in the attic of an apartment building. investigators say a maintenance worker called police after making the discovery a neighbor says she saw all the police there and is now considering moving. little details are being released about the chi

hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley appeared just blocks from the site of the deadly mass shooting at emanuel a.m.e. church. the debate focused on two big issues, health care and gun control. former governor of maryland martin o' malley called the issue of gun control "personal." vermont senator bernie sanders spoke about his "medicare for all" plan, while former secretary of state hillary clinton noted her support for obamacare. the two front-runners argued over sanders' flip-flops on >> well, i think secretary clinton knows what she says is disingenuous. i have a d- voting record from nra. >> i am pleased to hear that senator sanders has reversed his position on immunity, and i look forward to him joining those members of congress who have already introduced legislation. miriah: candidates also discussed police brutality, campaign finance reform, and regulating wall street. now we wait for the iowa caucus to learn which candidate impressed voters most. that takes place on february 1. from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. lisa: donald trump and ted cruz locke

bernie sanders, hillary clinton, martin o' malley made their closing remarks before next weeks i will caucus. whole show and connect race between clinton and sanders, while o' malley trails. all three try to distinguish themselves on the issues, which range from the iraq war to health care and income inequality. >> i think it is fair to say i have a 40 year record of going after inequality. >> establishment politics is not >> we cannot be this fed up with our gridlocked dysfunctional national politics and think that a resort to old ideologies and holdings is going to move us forward. miriah: republicans will get their chance to square off one last time before the caucus in a debate this thursday night. mark: hillary clinton getting support from her husband in cincinnati. bill clinton will host a fundraiser for heard next month. the fundraiser is set for february 12 downtown and will run from 11:30 until 1:30, the campaign has not announced a specific venue for the event. lisa: one of the most popular newspapers in massachusetts, "the boston globe," has announced its support for ohio g

martin o-malley also held events around iowa today... it's all leading up to tonight's town hall meeting in des moines.. all three democratic candidates will be on the stage. it's hosted by the iowa democratic party and drake university. it starts at eight... and will air on c-n-n. republican marco rubio was in des moines today... taking swipes at both hillary clinton and bernie sanders.. iowa senator joni ernst made it clear she is not endorsing any candidates. rubio did make comparisons between himself and ernst.. saying both of them ran for u-s senate because they thought the u-s was heading in the wrong direction. rubio told the crowd he's the candidate that can bring voters to the polls because of his conservative beliefs... he also said if a democrat is elected into the oval office... it will just be more of the same... sen. marco rubio 13:17:50-13:17:15 "if hillary clinton is elected president our standing in the world will continue to decline. our relationship with israel will continue to erode. bernie sanders by the way is runni

on the democratic side...presidential hopeful martin o''malley will be in sioux city tonight. the town hall meeting begins at 7 at his campaign office at 14-08 nebraska street in sioux city. despite being last in the recent polls behind frontrunners hilary clinton and bernie sanders...o'ma lley continues his trek across the state. ktiv's michelle schoening will be at the town hall tonight and will bring you full coverage on news four at 10. several other presidential candidates are making stops in siouxland from now until the caucus. to see where and when those candidates are making their you've seen the ads on your tv and radio, but have you wondered...wh o's paying for them? ktiv's michelle schoening found one national organization breaking down the issue of money and politics. michelle, what can you tell us? the organization is called reformers caucus. it's a group of former members of congress and governors who hope to reform the way money influences the e ter and politicians. a former congressman and member of reformers caucus says over the last decade campaiais have beco

former maryland governor martin o' malley is at 4%. right now, emergency responders across central florida are preparing for this potentially severe weather. the orlando emergency operations center says it' s monitoring the forecast closely and there is staff in place to go on call. bring in any items that aren' t secured from outside, like lawn they' re also warning you to be ready to move to a safe place quickly during severe weather, unlike hurricanes, tornados can >> right now we' monitoring mode. we' re receiving information from the national weather service. we' re maintaining open lines of communication with the national weather service office, with the county, with the state. >> be prepared. be safe. jason: officials are also telling residents to have a weather radio in the event severe weather strikes. remember, you can always get alerts even if you' re away from your tv. download the wesh 2 first alert weather apps to your smart phone or tablet. just search for wesh in the app store. a new look for the florida' s senate seal.

candidates bernie sanders...martin 'o malley and hillary clinton.... all made campaign stops in charleston ahead of tonight's debate. the trio attended an annual fish fry saturday...hosted jim clyburn. event...sanders and clinton had very strong words for their republican rivals. (sen. bernie sanders/(d) candidate) "we are not going to let donald trump and the others divide us up. (cheers) we are going to stand together and create a nation and an economy that works for all of us not just a handful of billionaires." butt to (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "if you er had the misfortune to listen to the republican's debates, (boos) you hear them insulting people all the time, demeaning people. that is no language wanting to be our president. tonight will be the fourth time e the candidates meet the debate stage. and coming up later in our show...we'll tell you about a major escalation between g-o-p rivals...donald trump...and his one-time friend ted cruz. deborah today was a historic day for iran. the country is now free from sanctions impose

bernie sanders, hillary clinton, and martin o' malley made their closing arguments before the caucuses. polls show a neck and neck race between clinton and sanders, while o' malley trails. all 3 tried to distinguish themselves. ms. clinton: i think it is fair to say i have a 40 year record going after inequality. senator sanders: establishment politics is not good enough. we need a political revolution. mr. o' malley: we cannot be this that up with our dysfunctional national politics and think that resorting to old ideologies is going to move us forward. chance to square off one last time this thursday night. republican john kasich is the only candidate with events scheduled here in new hampshire today. this is the crowd that packed molly' s tavern in new boston this morning. he also has events this afternoon in rindge and amherst. this comes a day after the ohio governor picked up the endorsements of "the boston globe" and "concord monitor." "the globe" says kasich is the republican with the best chance to be successful on the national stage. senator marco rubio has his first endorsem

as for democrats, bernies sanders and martin o- malley plan to campaign in iowa this weekend. then on monday night, frontrunner hillary clinton will arrive for the brown and black forum for democratic presidential candidates. be sure to look for full coverage here on local five. jack: the roads are getting icy... we'll have one last look at your weekend forecast after the break. you're watching local five news at 10. james/wxwall: weather adlib: the north and temperatures will be falling fast. saturday is going to start with light snow, and windy and very cold. wind chills during the day saturday will be in the low teens, but that night the coldest air of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind chill values. sunday will be dry and cold with the wind backing off slightly during the day but the highs will struggle to climb above the single digits. next week is still looking pretty cold with highs in the 20s and teens to start the week, but we try and

and martin o-malley each made their case as to why they should be president... during a special event hosted by senator harry reid./// ((paula francis)) > vermont senator bernie sanders has been over the past two days. early polls.. but he does not lack for enthusiasm! ((dave courvoisier)) during a break between events today... our politics now team sat down with senator sanders. patrick walker joins us with some highlights from today's conversation. ((patrick walker)) the vermont senator has some ground to make up... after the latest poll at the end of last month shows he's lost ground in nevada to hillary a december 28th gravis marketing poll shows clinton's support hasn't changed since october... sitting right at 50 percent. sanders has dropped seven points to 27 percent support and martin o'malley is sitting at one percent. but... that leaves 22 percent... who sanders believes he can woo over. sanders hit on his usual topics last night... wealth inequality, wall street reform, healthcare and immigration reform. his speech was one of several campaign events i

hillary clinton, martin o' malley, and bernie sanders take part in a town hall at drake university in des moines, iowa. they' ll answer questions individually. forum before iowa' s february 1st caucuses, the first in the nation. meanwhile the democrats are now looking at the possibility that former new york mayor michael bloomberg could run as an independent. experts think it would take nominations of trump or ted cruz and bernie sanders for bloomberg to enter the race. most candidates said they would welcome him. some said they would not comment until he officially declared. hillary clinton said she will save bloomberg the trouble by winning the nomination. lisa: isis has released a propaganda video that claims to show nine of the men behind the november terror attacks in paris. this is a still frame from the video. the gruesome 18-minute tape shows the attackers' so-called militants beheading hostages. the victims are not known. the paris attacks left 130 people dead. >> people are really happy to see that somebody cares about what they' re going through. it' s a desperate situation

hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley appeared separately, and were questioned by a moderator and audience members. all three have been zig-zagging the state in recent days, trying to drum up support before the february 1st caucuses. democratic candidate hillary clinton is getting support from her husband here in cincinnati. former president bill clinton will host a fundraiser for her next month. the fundraiser is set for february 12th downtown. it will run from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30. the campaign has not announced a specific venue for the event. lisa: on the other side of the aisle, one of the most popular newspapers in massachusetts, "the boston globe," has announced its support for ohio governor john kasich for president. the paper has a large audience in southern new hampshire, the first-in-the-nation primary s rival, "the boston herald," has thrown its support behind new jersey governor chris christie. the new hampshire primary will be held on february 9th. mark: let' s get another check on the forecast. randi: temperatures are going to tumble about 15 degrees into this a

michelle: candidates bernie sanders, martin o' malley, and hillary clinton all taking the stage one after the other. some tried to give simple answers to tough questions. >> i have heard from quite a few people my age that they think you are dishonest. i would like to hear from you on why you feel the enthusiasm is not there. jason: -- >> people have thrown all kinds of things at me. if it is the first time you' ve really paid attention, you go oh and you say to yourself, why are they throwing all of that. well i will tell you why, because i have been on the front lines of change and progress since i was your age. michelle: bernie sanders was asked how he defines being a democratic socialist. >> creating a government that works for all of us, not just a handful of people on the top. that is my definition of democratic socialism. michelle: an nbc poll has hillary clinton maintaining her lead over female voters. meanwhile, young voters prefer sanders over clinton. that trend could have a big impact in iowa if young voters show up to vote. jason: republican presidential front runner donald t

steve: bernie sanders and martin o' malley and hillary clinton have all used that as a rallying cry. on the republican side, republicans rely less on younger voters. younger voters make up a smaller portion of the republican primary and caucus electorates. we' re talking about iowa and new you' say, hey, it' s time for new leadership. marco rubio, for example, is one of the candidates in the republican -- fernando: well, i want to ask you about that, because he' s made that argument in a very clear way. yet, he has, at least seemingly, very little traction in the polling. what do you think is the disconnect there? steve: well, look, i think that because younger voters make up a very small portion of the that' s not an argument right now that' it comes to taking down ted cruz and donald trump. but once they move to a general election, and it comes to facing the democratic nominee, cutting into the advantage that barack obama has had in the past two elections among younger voters is going to be essential for the republicans if they' re going to compete in the general election. fernando

martin o' malley trails pretty far behind. the candidates all appeared at a town hall meeting tonight. >> we are the only country on earth that allows private insurance companies to rip us off. we spent three times more than the british. 50% more than the french. we can do more than we are doing right now. >> they are very different you have to have someone that is a proven fighter. heather: o' malley, the former governor of maryland, is confident that his numbers will be much higher than the polls are predicting. we will report live in the lead up to the caucuses beginning on thursday live. ed: the group that recorded abortion clinics allegedly talking about selling human organs are charged with cover -- tapering the government record. it shows that planned parenthood was illegally selling legal tissue, a charge that the group denies. heather: part of his e-cigarette exploded in his pocket, earning his hands and legs. it is not the first time. he is here with where the family is placing blame. that. his injuries are frighteni

martin o-malley is a distant third in the polls. he's also making multiple stops this weekend. o'malley's three oldest children were even out door knocking this afternoon. party headquarters are also a busy place.... about 50-volutneers are staffing the republican party of iowa headquarters in des party says it has 50-workers on it's caucus helpline along. and that doesn't count all the volunteers at the county level. party leaders have been working on caucus preparations for contacting all of our county precints chairs and reporters... making sure they have registration forms, and ready for crowds.. a success cacus on monday 42:29 sam lau 43:33 at this point we are dotting our is and crossing our tees... making sure logistic for all locations are ready to go. 43:44 both parties say they are confident the microsoft app will work monday night to tally results. the republican party says it's tested the app at all of it's precincts, and it worked successfully. voters are getting ready as well ... shelby shepherd has a look at how simple it is to get out and caucus... nat 36:24:18

aixa: on the democratic side, martin o' malley, who trails far behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders, is staying optimistic. >> the people are going to be given a choice in the iowa caucuses, and i think we might just surprise people. aixa: the former maryland governor told supporters to hold >> bernie. bernie. aixa: while bernie sanders fired up a crowd at an afternoon rally. >> this is a campaign of the people, by the people and for the people. aixa: drake university professor dennis goldford says tomorrow night will come down to turnout. >> if there is a surge in support, and in registration, you can register as late as caucus night, that could have a ahead. aixa: tonight, hillary clinton, who' s neck and neck with sanders, is campaigning with her husband former president bill clinton and their daughter chelsea here in des moines. in iowa, i' m aixa diaz. jim: wesh 2 will have complete coverage for the race for the white house. our adrian whitsett is headed to iowa to cover the caucuses. >> i' m adrian whitsett. we are here at orlando international airport getting ready to head to

steve: bernie sanders and martin o' malley and hillary clinton have all used that as a rallying cry. on the republican side, republicans rely less on younger voters. younger voters make up a smaller portion of the republican primary and caucus electorates. we' re talking about iowa and new hampshire, you' re seeing some candidates say, hey, it' s time for new leadership. marco rubio, for example, is one of the candidates in the republican -- fernando: well, i want to ask you about that, because he' s made that argument in a very clear way. yet, he has, at least seemingly, very little traction in the polling. what do you think is the disconnect there? steve: well, look, i think that very small portion of the republican primary electorate, that' s not an argument right now that' s well-served for him, when it comes to taking down ted cruz and donald trump. but once they move to a general election, and it comes to facing the democratic nominee, cutting into the advantage that barack obama has had in the past two elections among younger voters is going to be essential for the republicans

democrats bernie sanders and martin o' malley are also stumping for votes there. donald trump is in las vegas. hillary clinton is in iowa. washington dc getting a small taste of winter forced to spend hours in icy gridlock overnight, ahead of the monster storm expected to strike this weekend. lana zak reports, at least one state has issued a state of emergency and airlines are already altering flights to and from the mid-atlantic. lana: d.c. is preparing for an epic brothers learned with a trial run -- blizzard with a trial run. >> i am also declaring a snow emergency. lana: the mayor promising to be better prepared after less than two inches of snow fell wednesday, leading to this. >> it took me an hour to get four miles so we decided to walk , and it is icy on the roads. lana: even air force one was caught in the icy conditions. well residents prepared for the impending storm, many on social media were frustrated. this person taking aim at the those first snowflakes snarling traffic and causing accident after accident. 776 traffic crashes reported, nearly 400 ca

and democrat martin o' malley is also in new hampshire today. right now, he is holding a town hall in portsmouth, and later this afternoon he heads to tilton. the republican visitors include john kasich, chris christie, marco rubio, rand paul, jeb bush, rick santorum, and jim gilmore. you can learn more about their stops by checking out the candidate tracker in the politics section of wmur.com. and as we get closer to the iowa caucus and the first in the nation primary, the top candidates for president in both parties are throwing sharp elbows at each other. marci gonzalez has the latest from both sides of the ticket. marci: republican backlash today. the rnc disinviting the conservative publication "national review" from hosting a gop debate next month after this is not deserving of conservative political opportunist." mr. trump: i mean people don' t even think about the "national review," so i guess they want to s a dying paper. marci: the latest polls show trump with his biggest lead yet as he continues going after his closest rival ted cruz.

bernie sanders running his people spent most of the day knocking on doors finding this man, an martin o' malley supporter leaning towards hillary. >> you are on the fence. most important thing to? >> education. phil: governor chris christie on why iowa is so important. governor christie: it encourages everybody around the country -- to take this process - senator rubio: i believe this is country is the greatest from the beginning cash it was founded on the fact that our rights come from our creator. phil: this is one of times -- trump' s field offices. we met a democrat switching to trump. >> i' m jumping over for trump, just because i like the man. i think he will take charge and phil: iowans are being targeted all over the state. >> i am calling from the hillary clinton campaign. phil: anyone willing to change their minds could change the course of this campaign. it certainly could and that is why all the candidates will be out and about crisscrossing the state bring out the guns for president phil clinton campaigning for his wife. tomorrow, is caucus day. we will be live for you all day and

former governor of maryland martin o' malley, called the issue of gun control "personal." while the two frontrunners -- argued over sanders' "flip-flops" on gun control policies. bernie sanders: well i think secretary clinton knows what she says is disingenuous, i have a d- voting record from nra. hillary clinton: i am pleased to hear that senator sanders has he reversed his position on immunity and i look forward to him joining those members of congress who have already introduced legislation. lisa: vermont senator bernie sanders also spoke about his "medicare for all" plan, while former secretary of state hillary clinton noted her support for obamacare. lisa: in washington, the president and first lady will join millions around country in a day of service. mark: last year the president and the first lady visited a boys and girls club in washington, dc, along with their daughter malia. the first family helped assemble and writing skills for children. earlier today, attorney general national action network' s annual jennifer pinckney will received an award on behalf of her

former maryland governor, martin o' malley, struggled at times to even get a word in. as for who won? voters in iowa have their say in two weeks. central florida are taking to the streets today martin luther king junior. in daytona beach, several hundred people braved the chilly weather, and took part in the annual march for justice. they walked, following a special breakfast at allen chapel ame. participants say, more than ever, people need to find common ground and work together to fulfill dr. king' s dream. the march was followed by a worship service at greater friendship baptist church. in sanford, hundreds took part as others watched while the annual martin luther king jr. parade marched along. an afternoon rally in celebration is being held at fort miller park. s celebrations getting on wesh 2 is first at 4:00. michelle: americans free by a ron are halfway home. -- free by iran are halfway home. also, a 911 operator in central florida is in hot water for ordering pizza instead of taking a life or death call. ted: hello, i am ted noah. a closure on i-4 ultimate and

brian: for the third candidate on the stage, former maryland governor martin o' malley, a much simpler mission, get a word in edgewise as sanders and clinton go after each other. clinton and sanders both agree on one thing. both predict a spirited debate. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. adrian: you can see that debate live here on wesh 2. it begins tonight at 9:00 followed by wesh 2 news at 11. rescuers have expanded the marines whos helicopters collided off the coast of hawaii. the u.s. coast guard says the search has widened 8 miles out to sea along the island of oahu. no mayday call was received by officials the night of the apparent crash, just word that something had gone wrong. crews have been finding debris, consistent with what they say were the type of helicopters used in the training mission on thursday. the coastguard is staying optimistic, continuing to call the search a "rescue" mission. and out-of-control car crashes into a local fire station. -- an out-of-control car crashes into a local fire station. coming up, why fellow firefighters felt the need to help out today.

reid: the democratic candidates senator bernie sanders, maryland governor martin o' malley and former secretary of state hillary clinton will take the debate stage in trusting, south carolina. candidates are hoping to impress undecided voters. the iowa caucuses two weeks away. mike wankum with a double dose of snow headed our way and some carpet -- arctic cold. r there' s a place online r where you always get more than you pay for. tjmaxx.com brands you love, at prices thatpwork for you... anytime. maxx life! shop tjmaxx.com heather: this is left behind in florida. the storm' s two people and injuring several others. reid: the damage goes on for several miles. reporter: steven and kelly wilson were asleep in their mobile home when the tornado struck. >> actually removed the mobile home from its foundation and rolled in the direction towards reporter: wilson died immediately, his wife passing away from a heart attack. their son managed to crawl from the wreckage helping his four children to safety. >> woke up this morning and lost a family, friend and neighbor. reporter: these deaths i

martin o' malley is only hanging on with 2% support. all three candidates will be back to campaign at the end of the week. republican candidate ted cruz is traveling up and down and across the state of new hampshire this week. he' s in the middle of a 5 day bus tour to focus on voters with primary. today he was in the northern part of the state. and gop candidate john kasich is also in new hampshire today wrapping up a two day trip. new at 6:00 p.m. tonight we are hearing from the man who was dangling over the water, trapped upside down in his car. heather: expanding and tobacco ban to cover every single inch of its property. ve got the cold and the snow. what will happen in a straight ahead. ed: a p new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. r eversource buys it at a set market price and delivers it to you. but that pool is shrinking, causing energy supply rates to go up and down. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. w

democrat martin o' malley and republican contenders john kasich, jeb bush, chris christie, and ted cruz all have stops planned, over the last few chance to see a more personal side of the candidates in small gatherings we call candidate cafes. that' s where they talk about everything from fashion to family and life on the campaign trail. tune in to "candidate cafe " tonight at 9:00. wall street feeling a little relief as stocks open slightly higher today. coming up, we' ll look at the current numbers and see what was to blame for a sharp decline. plus, new visa waiver rules set to be announced. what that would mean for european travelers. hayley: gusty winds, cold temperatures, but otherwise pretty quiet weather for us as we round out the work week here. watching the storm system just w (donkey noise) (elephant noise) (mic feedback) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) when it comes to social security, our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a p

brian: former maryland governor martin o' malley barely qualified for the debate, but he did his best to stand up. >> i will move us to a 100% clean electric energy grid by 2050 and create 5 million jobs 6 brian: who won? voters in iowa have their say in two weeks. andrew: tonight' s debate, also gaining interest in our region. the urban league young professionals gathered to watch the debate at the gamers lounge. organizers say that on the eve of martin luther king day, many of the issues being fought for decades ago are still pertinent today. >> whether it' s the high unemployment of african-americans, whether it' s voting rights of that have been under attack, whether it is justice reform, all of those issues that dr. king and many died for, we are still fighting for today, so tonight, we are hoping to hear from the candidates on where they stand. brian: the next democratic debate is set for february 11 in wisconsin. andrew: donald trump and ted cruz are locked in a race -- tight race two weeks ahead of the iowa caucus. both candidates are increasing trump is questioning a loan cru

s wmur-cnn granite state poll that showed over clinton with new hampshire voters. candidate martin o' malley also spent today campaigning in new hampshire. here you see the former maryland the tilt' n diner. shelley: former florida governor jeb bush was on the attack tonight criticizing gop frontrunner donald trump. bush continued campaigning today in new hampshire with several events throughout the state. wmur' s mike cronin joins us live with more on what he had to say. mike: when it came to the issues bush talked about defeating isis and strengthening the economy. when it came to his republican competition bush had some strong words and says he' s counting on voters who haven' t chosen their candidate. jeb bush is on the campaign trail in rochester friday night with his wife and son. he' s trying to win over voters from the gop front runner. mr. bush: their definition of strength is not plans to fix things for people. their measurement for strength is i' m the big guy. really? let' s start solving problems. mike: just weeks from the primary his campaign released an ad attacking donald tru

hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o-malley will take part in the brown and black forum at drake university. the forum will focus on issues affecting minorities in iowa and across the country. visited various parts of the state. in waterloo... hillary clinton renewed her promise not to raise middle class taxes. but she says that's only possible if someone else picks up the slack. 241-308 "i want to go further and impose what i call a "fair share surcharge" on multimillionaires because right now, we're behind and we need to get the wealthy and the corporations to pay more of their fair share so i can keep my promise which is i will not raise taxes on the middle class. that is absolutely my pledge to you." clinton also took a few jabs at she called him weak on defense ... and warned he would undo parts of the affordable care act. vermont senator bernie sanders spent his morning talking about education and college debt with an audience that will soon learn about that. sanders held a forum for students at hoover high school. he lectured the students on the importance of education and

cnn hosted a town hall at drake university in des moines with hillary clinton, martin o' malley, and bernie sanders. sanders hit home tonight that he could accomplish his goals as president by working with republicans. senator sanders in a : dysfunctional congress, i worked with people like john mccain, people like jeff miller , most comprehensive veterans' health care legislation in the modern history of the united states of america. i have worked with republicans when there is common ground throughout my career. mike: hillary clinton is getting support from her husband here in cincinnati. will host a fundraiser for her sometime next month. the fundraiser is set for february 12 downtown. it will be from 11:30 in the morning until 1:30 in the afternoon the campaign has not the event. sheree: planned parenthood cleared of wrongdoing from a texas pot grand jury -- check -- from a texas grand jury over video that suggested the group illegally sold fetal tissue and organs. instead, the grand jury indicted two anti-abortion activists. david daleiden and sandra merritt are charged with tam

can martin o' malley make it to february? we discussed with the chairs of the democratic and republican parties in the granite state. in the new year, it is crunch t tell that to john kasich, he thinks it has been crunch time ever since he got into the race. good to see you. i remember in july, you are like i have always been serious. he' s got to work hard. gov. kasich: it is all on the ground. you' ve got to meet people. i tell people out-of-state i met 1.29 people in new hampshire -- 1.2 million people in new hampshire. we are going to wrap up close to 50 townhomes. we' ve got a long way to go. i said we are going to do 100 even if i have to stay after the primary. josh: how do you feel you have to do in the new hampshire primary? gov. kasich: i need to be a story. the latest poll put me in third, that one point out of second. i need to be a story. if that could happen, maybe right now, people have a hard time believing anything that comes out of anybody who is an elected official' s mouth. they think the system is rigged

hillary clinton, martin o-malley and bernie sanders will meet in charleston on sunday night. the debate starts at eight central time on channel 13. three people were injured yesterday when a school bus driver hit an oncoming vehicle in sac county. the sac county sheriff's ran a stop sign and hit a truck on highway 20. the bus driver and two people in the truck were taken to the hospital with minor injurures. four students were on the bus at the time. two of them suffered minor bus driver debra dettman was cited for failure to yield. if you're still holding onto a gift certificate for the now closed longview golf center ... the state treasurer has some money for you. doors in october. its former owners have turned over the value of all uncashed gift certificates in their records. if you you have one of those certificates you can cash it in through the "great iowa treasure hunt." the unranked iowa hawkeyes made history when they knocked off number-one michigan state at home two weeks ago... last night it was a rematch on the same. this time the number 16 hawkeyes and the number

tonight, hillary clinton, martin o' malley, and bernie sanders will take the stage together one last time for a town hall. sanders continues to close in on clinton in the most recent polls. and the situation could get more s former mayor, michael bloomberg, may be waiting in the wings to jump into the race as an independent. sources tell nbc news the billionaire is waiting until march to make a decision. there' s word he' ll only consider it if donald trump, ted cruz or bernie sanders become their party' s nominees. michelle: the list of celebrities stepping up to help flint michigan best flint, michigan is increasing today. sean p ditty -- sean p. diddy combs and mark wahlberg are pledging to donate 1 million water bottles. emimen, wiz khalifa and big sean have also donated water. last week the singer cher sent 181,000 water bottles. tonight show host jimmy fallon is also giving away 10 thousand dollars of water to residents as well. fallon tweeting yesterday using the hashtag water for flint he' in his tweet, he asked how about 10 friends match me. michelle: niagra falls could be n

former maryland governor martin o' malley is at 4%. jim: new tonight, we' ve just learned the manager of a california nursing home is the man who bought one of the winning powerball tickets. but he actually gave it away. the man bought 18,000 tickets and handed them out to the nurses and patients where he works. well, a 61-year-old nurse happened to be the lucky lady who had the winning numbers. and get this, after she found out she won, she even stayed to finished her shift that night. meantime, another winning powerball ticket was sold here in central florida. it was sold at this publix in melbourne beach. but so far, the winner hasn' t come forward. another ticket was sold in tennessee, and that winner hasn' t been revealed either. since there were three winners, they' ll each get about $520 million before taxes. but there was another big winner in our area. coming up in about 10 minutes, will meet a local teenager who also won big with a winning powerball ticket. meredith: new tonight, we' ve got new images of car fires throughout

those asked say they have yet to definitely make up their minds and former maryland governor martin o' malley only registered 2% support. shelley: a volunteer for ben carson' s presidential campaign has died from the injuries he suffered in a car crash. a van was driving in western iowa this morning, carrying three carson volunteers and a paid staffer. it flipped onto its side on an icy road and another vehicle hit it. treated at a hospital. carson has suspended his campaign events. while texas senator ted cruz campaigns in new hampshire, iowa' s governor gave him an anti-endorsement. iowa governors have typically stayed neutral in the caucuses, but today, republican governor terry branstad said that iowans doesn' t support renewable fuels like ethanol. texas' s oil industry. in center barnstead today cruz said the governor' s remarks are in response to his rise in the polls. >> it is no surprise that the establishment is in full panic mode. we said at the beginning that the washington cartel was going to panic more and more as conservatives unite behind our campaign. shelley renewable fuels

martin o malley got just enough in the polls to join sanders and clinton on the stage in charleston. "it was just lucky timing for her and me....she needed help and i just happened to be the one to walk by" an elderly woman is in trouble after falling. but a pizza driver saves the day. the story of his heroicism, next. frank weather open we will remain dry expects rain showers to develop with steady rain late our daytime high a larosa's pizza driver is being credited with saving a woman's life. credited with saving a woman's life. happened as he was making a delivery at a bridgetown home. "i hear a faint voice kinda the...she was asking is that the larosas guy? is that the pizza guy?" murray went on to found the 75 year- old woman... who pizza...was on the ground. according to a from her children, while taking out broke her leg. she'd been lying in the cold for nearly 40 mintes her. he called 9-1-1 and stayed until the ambulance arrived. 3:49:45 "it was just lucky timing for her and me....she needed help and i just happened to be the one to walk by" :51 yesterday, larosa's honored th

todd: there were 3 candidates on hillary clinton, bernie sanders, martin o' malley, but the most tension is clearly between clinton and sanders. >> i think sec. clinton knows what she says is very disingenuous. reporter: early on in the hillary clinton to task for what he says is a mischaracterization of his position on gun control and his relationship with the gun lobby. clinton wasn' t backing down, accusing sanders of not being tough enough. >> i have made it clear based on senator sanders' own record that he has voted with the nra, with the gun lobby numerous times. >> look on manufacturers liability bill had some good provisions. we prohibited ammunition that protection on. reporter: the candidates were keen to the timing of the debate, the eve martin luther king day, and the location, very close to the historic african american church where a white gunman allegedly killed 9 people in june. >> this should not be a political issue. reporter: the issues debated tonight ranged from race relations in america, the economy, which sanders refers to as rigged, to a topic massachusetts is al

in response to one of clinton's most recent attacks on sanders, this is martin o' malley followed sanders.. hillary clinton will wrap the night...the event goes until 10 o'clock... there's no way you can stay angry after popping a roll of bubble wrap, right?" and today is a great day to bust out the bubble wrap... that's because it's bubble wrap appreciation day! bubble wrap was originally designed to be a three-dimensional plastic wallpaper... who's the rebel now? no way. yes way! savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, melty cheese, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. yeah! 1sday will be oudy and windy. blownsomy reai ple in the morning. highs will only be in tidsin for the end of the week with a return of southwesterly wins thsil el warm temperatures to the low 40s for the end of the week and coming up -- who's coming to the iowa state fair grandstand this summer.. but first -- business report.. where stocks stand today.. and why two grocery chains (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference betwee