. >> mary maloney breaks down the superbudget of the super bowl. >> hard to believe the super bowl is almost here. as an event forbs says the super bowl is the most valuable sports event in the world. the nfl is expected to make $620 million. this is expected to be the most expensive ever on retail sites. range. a listing costs as much as a new car. $16,600. you'll have to pay up when you look for hotels in the area. some places jacked up the prices six times the normal rate. companies wanting to cash in will also have to pay a pretty penny, a 30-second commercial during the game costs $5 million. the network expects to make $350 million.

mary maloney has highlights. >> reporter: donald trump and bernie sanders are the primary winners. >> we will do something so good and so fast and so strong and the world is going to respect us again, believe me. >> john kasich took the no. 2 spot for the gop, at one point channeling oprah. >> you made it happen. you made it happen. you made it happen. >> republican establishment candycandidates chris christie and jeb bush regrouping. >> we'll go home to new jersey tomorrow and we're going to take a deep breath, see what the final results are tonight. >> reporter: marco rubio blamed the results on his performance in the last debate. >> i did not do well on saturday night, that will never happen again. >> reporter: bernie sanders the first jewish candidate to win a primary. many voters enchanted with tough on wall street talk. country belongs to all of the people, and not just a handful of wealthy campaign contributors and their super pacs. >> reporter: the clinton campaign said it is looking ahead to march. >> i don't know what we would have done tonight if we had won. now we take thi

mary maloney explains. >> more snow means more cold hard cash lost. snow removal expenses add up. the weather can impact your bottom line, too. among the things driving up the cost of snow days, ease of ordering things online. >> a lot of us engage in impulse shopping, doing nothing and it is easy to do when you have all the credit card information stored on sites. become too easy. comfort food. multiple meal deliveries. consider online work outs until motivation gets better with warmer temperature, when you cooled down try throwing on a sweater. >> turn the thermostat down 10-15 degrees at night you will save 10% on your heating bill potentially every year. there are small things to do around the house to stay warm and reduce your bills. >> reporter: so your savings don't melt away by spring. for consumer watch i'm mary maloney. >> christine: a lucky break for a woman from mecklenburg county dealing with a tough battle with breast cancer. [ cheering ] >> gina short won a million dollars in a second chance drawing. look how surprised surprise surprised she is. that is what's my wh

now we take this campaign to the entire country. >> i am mary maloney reporting. jason: you have less than a week left to register to vote if you want to cast a ballot in the lord a primary election. you can register at any driver' s license office, public library, or post office by february 16. the first ballots for president in florida will be cast on march 15. as the candidates look towards the south carolina primary in nevada caucus, count on us for commitment 2016. get up to the minute coverage on air and online. we are hearing from a devastated football coach who just lost a 13-year-old player in an accent will shooting. older cousin was playing with a gun saturday while riding on a hoverboard. the team told deputies lavardo begun when often he lost his balance. lavardo was rushed to the hospital and died two days later. those who knew him best, remember him as a talented boy with a lot of ambition. >> you ask a kid all the time, would you want to be when you grow up? he said i want to be an engineer. or i want to run the country. jason: investigators say th

mary maloney has this report. >> reporter: a sea of thousands greeted the first latin through mexico's historic center on saturday. >> pope francis stopped to meet the adoring crowd on the way to the national palace handing out rosaris and embracing several ck children. mexico's president welcomed the pope with the special l ceremony where francis later delivered his first major address aimed d at the country's political and religious leaders. >> (voice of interpreter): experience teaches us that each time we seek the path of privileges or benefits for a few to the detriment of the good of all, sooner or later the life of society becomes fertile soil for corruption. >> reporter: it leads to the lives and the richness of the young people. >> (voice of interpreter): the youthful people in the population is to renew and transform. it's the invitation for the hope. >> reporter: francis would wrap mass at the virgin of guadalup >> today i come as a missionary of mercy. but also as a son who wishs to pay homage to his mother, the blessed virgin of guadalupe and place himself under her watchf

president will be in south carolina at george w bush wanting to lift his brother jeb's campaign mary maloney fox 31 denver and both the democratic campaigns are this weekend bernie sanders will hold a rally tomorrow afternoon of the colorado convention center doors open at three in the campaign tells us they're expecting a big crowd hillary clinton will also be in denver on saturday for a democratic party dinner gabby giffords and her husband astronaut martelli will be in colorado tomorrow for a hillary clinton campaign event they'll be leading a roundtable discussion about gun violence at manual high school he may remember giffords was injured in a shooting during the meeting with constituents five years ago in tucson the ink is barely dry and already the team is talking about which player could be out next season . -ellipsis contract talks as is ahead but first ranjan cy $15,000 toilet is coming at suggesting can upscale neighborhood. >> a strange local valentines and trying to find out what the more companies are told and flowers this weekend and i'm dave fraser temperatures will call jus

>> i'm mary maloney reporting. >> that was heated tonight. bill bill bill clinton stopped in winnsboro tonight to get support for his wife. they rallied a packed gymnasium at fairfield middle school. he told the crowd hillary is the one candidate who can move this country forward. >> what we need to do is make america whole again so everyone can see themselves in that pictururof thehe future, so we can all rise together. >> so we are delighted. >> while her husband campaigned in winnsboro, hillary spent the day going from myrtle beach to north charleston. meanwhile her opponent bernie sanders will hold a rally at the township auditorium tomorrow night at 7:00. a reminder that this saturday is the democratic primary. >> polls open from 7 in the morning and close at 7 in the evening. if you voted in the republican primary, you cannot vote for a democrat this weekend. we'll have complete primary coverage online and on air saturday, right here on abc columbia news. >> let's talk about local news. here at home, the highway patrol released video fr

mary maloney has more. >> we have been dealing in the last seven years with an unprecedented level of obstructionism against president obama. >> reporter: bernie sanders accused donald trump and others to try to delegitamize the presidency. >> my dad is from poland. nobody asked for my birth certificate. maybe the color of my skin. >> reporter: before south carolina's primary that can tilt the race toward clinton. >> we have serious challenges, and i think it is important for people to be aware of that. >> reporter: sanders take >> reporter: sanders taking a tough line against clinton reiterating clinton to release transplants of paid speeches to wall street banks. all of my paid speeches to wall street. here it is, there ain't none. >> republicans have made a lot of speeches. >> reporter: voters struggle with clinton's trustworthiness. she faced scrutiny over her handling of the bengazi attack and her private e-mail server scandal. she say it is elected she will not lie. >> the facts are that every single time someone has hurled these charges against me, which they have done, it is p

mary maloney has more. >> this is bush country, mr. president. >> reporter: president george w. bush speaking to a south carolina speaking because of two reasons. number two, i care deeply about our country. >> reporter: saying that he and the bush family -- >> have no bad blood. >> reporter: his assault on the president drew loud boos. >> i am sick and tired of him going after my family. my family was building -- >> the world trade center came on on his watch. >> to go after my mother. >> reporter: marco rubio who has clashed with his former mentor jeb came to george w. bush's defense. >> the world trade center came down because bill clinton did not come down when osama bin laden had the chance to kill him. >> reporter: hillary clinton trying to brand bernie sanders. >> i am not a single issue candidate. candidate. candidate. >> reporter: hoping to slow his surge before voting in nevada. >> i can't find a mandate and the only nation on earth that to all people. to raise the minimum wage to a living wage. it is not one issue. >> reporter: i am mary maloney reporting. >> daniel:

social security benefits not just for seniors but disabled veterans as well. >> reporter: maim mary maloney reporting. >>> republican donald trump will give up using foul language. the republican made the claim at campaign events. he repeated a comment that was shouted by an audience member with ted cruz. >>> the nation's 43rd president brother former governor jeb bush at a rally in south carolina next week. yesterday, jeb bush called his brother the most popular republican alive. the younger bush finished behind the winners in the iowa caucus and new hampshire primaries. stick with fox25 for continuing coverage of all things election coverage of all things election. we will be following the latest developments as we approach super tuesday and election day in november. >>> two signs of hope for a cease-fire in syria and remains work to be done. diplomats have not been able to organize a truce but have been able to implement a temporary cease-fire. delivery deliveries of humanitarian aid will be allowed to resume shortly. syria's civil war is five years old. a local woman badly burned in a f

mary maloney has more. >> reporter: struggling to keep his campaign afloat, ben carson resurrected a line from hillary clinton's 2008 presidential clinton's 2008 presidential bid. >>> it is 3 a.m., who do you want answering the phones. >> i can quarantine you i had more 3 a.m. phone calls of all of them put together making life and death decisions. >> reporter: carson broke party lines saying if he was in president obama's shoes he justice in the last months of office something that president obama vows to do and republicans plan to block. >> i would take the opportunity to nominate someone. >> reporter: marco rubio slammed president obama's you visit to cuba. >> they are a oppressive regime >> they are a oppressive regime. >> reporter: he bragged about his endorsements >> i got the endorsement of a governor of end yant descent who endorsed a candidate with cuban descent and who will be campaigning alongside a african-american senator. >> reporter: he called out ted cruz for lying. >> if you say something over and over again and you know it is not true, there is no other word for it.

mary maloney explains. >> this is bush country mr. president. >> reporter: george w. bush speaking to a friendly south carolina crowd since he is stepping back on the campaign >> one, because i care deeply for jeb. two because i care deeply about our country. >> reporter: donald trump and the bush family -- >> no bad blood. >> reporter: but in last week's gop debate, trump's assault on boos. >> i am sick and tired of him going after my family. my brother was building a security appear rat us to keep us safe. >> the world trade center came down -- [booing [. >> going after my mother. >> reporter: marco rubio who has clashed with his former mentor jeb came to george w. bush's defense. >> the world trade center came down because bill clinton didn't kill osama bin laden when he had the chance to kill him. >> reporter: meanwhile, hillary clinton is trying to brand bernie sanders. >> i am not a single issue candidate. >> i am not a single issue candidate. >> i am not a single issue candidate. >> reporter: she is hope >> reporter: she is hoping to slow his surge before votin

. >> reporter: i am mary maloney reporting. >> gene: meanwhile, donald trump pledges to give up foul language. in a rally, trump made several controversial comments. he repeal theed a term by an audience men. >>> former president george w. bush coming to the campaign trail. appear with his brother former governor jeb bush at a rally in south carolina next week. yesterday, jeb bush called his brother the most popular republican alive. the younger bush finished well behind the winners in the iowa caucuses and new hampshire primaries. stick with fox25 for continuing coverage of all things election coverage of all things election. we will be following the latest developments every morning as we get closer to super tuesday and election day in november. >>> this morning, the parents of a little girl who died in cambridge are suing their former nanny. adrian brady mccarthy spent years in jail charged with a 1-year-old's murder. those charges were recently dropped because the medical examiner changed the baby's cause of death. the family is filing a suit to prevent mccarthy from profiting fr

for consumer watch, i'm mary maloney. >>> i love that idea. mcdonald is testing out low- calorie breakfast items and a couple -- in a couple of california spots. people in los angeles in san diego and purchase two different low carbohydrate breakfast bowls. >> one contains a wife, turkey sausage spinach and kale. it's only 250 cal. another one has scrambled eggs, sausage, and pico de gallo. that has 460 cal. mcdonald will begin using lower cholerae -- calorie greek yogurt. >> now i'm hungry. >>> one amusement park ride is temporarily closed, and robots yes, that and a lo >>> welcome back everybody, am. warfel forecast in just a few minutes.>>> but first, an amusement park ride, and the flowers bloom in the most unexpected place. the future is here. >> i hear it has to do with robots. jeremy with the must see footage. >> take a look at this, crazy wind, the ferris wheel is in schools -- in full swing. they were being tossed by winds of up to 60 miles per hour. several were damaged but only one had to be removed. good thing there were no passeng

mary maloney reports. >> reporter: donald trump expecting a when. >> i am serious. you have to get out. you have to go caucus.>> reporter: in the unpredictable caucus state of nevada, marco rubio hopes to change the republican race. >> we cannot win if we are divided.>> reporter: some major republican donors concerned about trump's early wednesday want to clear the field for rubio and encourage case it to drop out. casey cloth -- laughed off that idea and told a group of reporters that may not be his ultimate goal. trumps blows still focused on ted cruz. >> ted cruz is the single biggest liar i've dealt with in my life. crews trying to -- >> reporter: trying to distance himself from running a negative campaign in hopes that his message sticks with voters. platform to speak for the country. >> reporter: as ben carson finish last in south carolina continues to confuse voters with his conversation on race, raised white. if elected, he would be the first real black president.>> i do not think that anybody would deny that someone who was raised in hawaii by his white gra

and this morning, mary maloney stands. >> reporter: blame it on the snow. the winter weather stranded donald trump's massive jet in new york. forcing him to scrap his event in new hampshire. on twitter, saying his 90-year-old mother made it out to campaign. >> no snow in years. >> reporter: the businessman put out this video instead, praising the granite state's motto, live free or die. >> it means liberty, it means freedom. congratulations new hampshire. >> reporter: but it's trump who may get congratulated. according to a cnn poll of likely republican primary voters, donald trump has an 11 point lead in the state. followed by marco rubio in second place, ted cruz and john kasich nearly tied for third. with bush a hair behind. the former florida governor hoping his straight talking mom could convince voters to pick jeb instead of trump. >> i'm a woman. i'm not crazy about what he says about women. i don't even think about him. i'm sick of him. that's very strong. >> reporter: on the other side of the political aisle, hillary clinton is looking beyond berni

mary maloney has the story. mary the projected republican : winner. ted cruz: tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa and all across this great nation. mary but that didn't stop donald : trump's unconventional campaign. donald trump i'm honored, i'm just h honored. and i want to congratula and i want to congratulate all of the incredible candidates. mary as the democratic party : tallied clinton and bernie sanders addressed supportive crowds. hillary clinton i stand here : tonight breathing a big sigh of relief, thank you iowa. join me, let's go win the bernie sanders iowa, thank you. :>> live, local, breaking news. this ii believe we are going to do so well in new hampshire and the states that follow. mary i'm mary moloney reporting. : geoff: the iowa caucuses are the first presidential contest th following the caucus democrat martin o'malley and republican campaigns. allyson: new hampshire's next. but analysts say most eyes will rn to the southern primaries. we're less than 3 weeks away republican primary on februa 20. the demo

cnn's mary maloney reports. >> donald trump is getting a big boost from new jersey governor chris christie. >> there is no better fighter than donald trump. >> a newly aggressive marco rubio has his own take on the billionaire. >> friends do not let friends vote for conartists. looks like a little boy on stage, not a presidential candidate. he got that wrong. >> he responded by mocking him, sipping water during his 2013 2013 -- >> it's rubio! >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders also took verbal swipes, each attempting to gain traction before the south carolina primary. primary. >> sanders reiterating his call for clinton to release transcripts of those private-paid speeches. the new york times editorial board which endorsed clinton backing sanders on the issue saying voters have every right to know what clinton told these groups. [indiscernible] >> clinton said she would release her speeches if the other presidential candidates do the same. >> i think you should be judged on what you've done. >> i'm mary maloney reporting. home, two men are locked up in connection with a shooting that in

mary maloney reports, poll numbers are continuing to shift, with just hours to go until the republican debate. mary: blame it on the snow, the winter weather stranded donald trump' s jet in new york. jeb bush took a swipe at him on twitter, saying his 90-year-old mother made it out to campaign. the businessman put out this video instead, praising the granite state' s motto, live free or die. >> it means liberty, it means freedom. what a great slogan. get congratulated. according to a poll of likely republican voters, he has an 11 point lead and the state, followed by marco rubio, ted cruz and john kasich tied for third, and jeb bush a hair behind. he was helping his mother could help voters . >> i am sick of him, that is very strong. mary: on the other side of the political aisle, hillary clinton is looking beyond bernie sanders' lead and looking to her and game. >> make sure we do not get a republican back in the white house. mary: sanders also playing the long game, armed with a wave of support shaking the democratic party. >> what this campaign is trying to do is ask the american pe

. >> tonight the pope is making another story visit to mexico, where as mary maloney reports, he delivered a message of tough love toe the country's leaders. >> pope francis stopped to meet the adoring crowd on his way to the national palace,s handing out rosaries and embracing several sick children.hut >> mexico's president welcome where pope francis later delivered his first major address, aimed at that the country's political and religious leaders..a >> experience teaches us that each time we seek the path of privileges or benefits for a few tos the detriment of the good of all, sooner or later, the life of society becomes fertile soil for corruption. >> the pope also spoke of how mexico's riches lies in the you young people. >> a people with a youthfull population is a people able to renew and transform itself. it's an invitation to look to the future with hope. >> francis will wrap up the first day of his visit with the math at the basilica ofofda waterloo bay. >> today i come as a missionary of mercy and of peace. a but also, as a son who wishes to blessed virgin of waterloo bay, and

. >> mary maloney breaks down the savings in consumer news. >> for the second year in a row, you are going to save money. how much, the typical household will save nearly $1,000 this year, compared to two years ago. that's from government estimates. it makes sitting in traffic less frustrating. the energy administration predicts the average cost will be $1.98. remember, gas prices do tend to rise during those summer travel months. the plunge in oil prices is making it cheaper to fly. the average price of a domestic ticket in the united states dropped last quarter by more than 6%. airlines can still get you with roomier seats and baggage fees. plan that extra trip with your family, bring some of those gas money savings. >> some will call for a higher minimum wage at the debate in milwaukee. >> demonstrators say it is rallies like this one two years ago demanding a minimum wage of $2 an hour. organizers expect more than 1,000 protesters outside the debate site tonight. bernie sanders supports the $15 an hour minimum wage. >> hillary clinton said she would cap it at $12 an hour. the min

. >> mary maloney breaks down the superbudget of the super bowl. >> hard to believe the super bowl is almost here. as an event forbs says the super bowl is the most valuable sports event in the world. the nfl is expected to make $620 million. this is expected to be the most expensive ever on retail sites. range. a listing costs as much as a new car. $16,600. you'll have to pay up when you look for hotels in the area. some places jacked up the prices six times the normal rate. companies wanting to cash in will also have to pay a pretty penny, a 30-second commercial during the game costs $5 million. the network expects to make $350 million. some of the big spenders, anheuser-busch, pepsi and coke. one group that won't get paid, coldplay. >> don't cry for the super bowl half time performer, it is good for business. for last year's performer, katie perry, that free gig turned into a 12 mip commercial. as you watch this year's game or think about the green.green. >> our own luke andy coats left for stran for our team conch of the super bowl. they will have live reports from california star

mary maloney reports. >> this will be the opportunity for senators to do their job. >> reporter: president obama bows to nominate a replacement for justice and antonin scalia no matter what. >> l nominate someone qualified for the seat. >> reporter: republicans plan to block any nominee until a new president is in office. >> our next president is not replacement for justice clear, but two other supreme court justice is possibly. we know this because three of the justices are near 80 years of age. >> reporter: chairman chuck grassley said he has not made up his mind on whether there will be confirmation hearings for any potential candidate. >> i will wait until the nominee is made before i would make any decisions. in other words, take it a step at a time. >> reporter: several democrats position. hillary clinton fired off at least 11 tweets calling any threat to halt president obama's nominee disgraceful. >> i intend to nominate someone, to present them to the american people, to present them to the senate. i expect them to hold hearings. i expect there to be a boat. >>> a historic visit fo

reporter mary maloney shows us some of the exchanges. >> reporter: hillary clinton takes a page out of bernie sanders's playbook. >> we both agree that we have to get unaccountable money out of our political system and that we have to do much more to ensure that wall street never wreck main street again. >> reporter: she tried to get bernie sanders by portray his plans on health care as >> that is a promise that cannot be kept. >> reporter: sanders made sure to check his rival. >> secretary clinton, you are not in the white house yet. >> reporter: and called clinton out on her stump speech. >> secretary clinton has been going around the country saying that bernie sanders wants to dismantled affordable care act. sure that health care is right for all people. we are not going to dismantle anything. >> reporter: clinton turned to dim criminal nice appeal to a much needed base, latinos, african-americans and women voters. >> reporter: i am running for president to knock down all the barriers that are holding americans back. >> reporter: both candidates are looking for the south carolina pr

mary maloney has the highlights. >> i'm not making promises i cannot keep. >> hilary clinton took a swipe in a debate. >> the republicans want to repeal it. i want to improve it. i want to get the costs down. senator sanders wants to start all over again. >> i'm on the committee that wrote the affordable care act. the idea i would dismantle healthcare in america while we are waiting to pass a healthcare for all is not accurate. >> clinton smeared her progressive credentials. >> i don't think these kinds of attacks are worthy of you and enough is enough. if you have got something to say say it. >> instead of arguing about definitions let's talk about what we should do. >> i'm very proud to be the only candidate up here who does not have a superpack. who is not raising huge sums of money from wall street or special interest. in my view the business model of wall street is fraud. >> clinton trying to use her experience and distance herself from wall street's big money. >> i have a record i have stood firm and i will be the person who prevents them from ever wrecking the economy again. >>> in

mary maloney shows us how mastercard is using selfies to crack down on fraud. forget a password. mastercard is launching new technology so you can use selfies to approve online purchases. the company says selfies and fingerprint scans are safer than typed passwords. especially since many of our passwords are easy for scammers to guess. if you want to use your pic to pay -- download the mastercard identity check app. it has you take a selfie each time you buy something online. your face or fingerprint will be scanned to prove it's you spending the money -- and not a scammer. but you won't be able to use the same picture over and over. mastercard makes you blink -- to show that you are taking that pic as you shop. little easier. especially if you have a new iphone with the technology already built in. but it's not just mastercard that's looking for new ways to prevent fraud. if you have an hsbc account -- you will soon be able to use your fingerprint and voice to access money. and mastercard is researching ways to use your heartbeat and scans of your eyes to authenticate purchases.

mary maloney explains minute. the bad news... as we age less sharp the good news.. we can improve our chances of maintaining a healthy foods to our diet like.. blueberries... effective in improving memory loss. broccoli.. a great source of known to enhance cognitive function and improve brainpower. fish.. a protein source linked to a great brain boost is fish -- rich in omega-3 fatty acids. for brain and heart health, try eating two servings of fish weekly. whole grains.... a diet high in whole grains can cut the risk of heart disease and this can reduce your risk of plaque buildup and enhance blood flow, offering a simple, tasty way to fire up brain cells. nuts.. nuts are good sources of vitamin e-- which has temperatures will cool a bit over the weekend, but will still be well above average for late february. a couple of weak systems pushing by to our north will keep some clouds in the sky, with a healthy breeze blowing at times. the next best chance at widespread, measurable precipitation, does not materialize until the latter half of next week. -jeff saturday: p

mary maloney reports. >> reporter: 2,000 greeted history's first latin american city's historic center on saturday. he stopped to meet the crowd on the way to the national palace. mexico's president welcomed the pope with a special ceremony where francis gave a special address aimed at the country's political leaders. >> experience teaches us that each time we seek a path of privileges to the benefits of few to the detriment of all, sooner than later, it becomes fertile soil for corruption. >> reporter: [indiscernible] >> people with a youthful population is a people able to renew and transform itself. invitations to look to the future with hope. >> reporter: francis will wrap up the first day of his basilica, the virgin of guadalupe. >> today i come as a missionary of mercy and of peace. but also as a son who wishes to pay homage to his mother, the blessed virgin of graduated law -- guadalupe. >> whitney: that pope francis, he gets around. i feel like he makes a lot of these trips. >> will: he does. >> whitney: luckily he's not they're doing the winter >> will: it was a nice day out t

qualified supreme court nominee here mary maloney has more. this will be the opportunity. they doubt to nominate a replacement. i'm going to present someone who is qualified for the seat. our next president is going to choose not just a replacement for him at least two other justices possibly. they told radio iowa is not made up his mind about whether there will be a confirmation hearings i would make until the nominee as names. i intend to nominate somebody to present them to the american people. expect them to hold hearings. and this video of a young basketball player you see here it's getting a lot of attention saying. she is okay. the game have to be called off and parents escorted out. the crews have to help her. >> it was three to 4 inches along. the board is split right in the middle her mom also the coach is either the board has been her. it was just a freak accident no one plans to take any legal action. from raleigh to the coast of virginia everybody saw problems with the severe weather overnight. this is just one of more than 30 wrecks. strong winds could be to

in health report, mary maloney explains how certain foods can help boost your brainpower. that story is all new this morning. >> reporter: the bad news, as we age, our brains can become less sharp. sharp. key can improve our chances by adding smart foods to our diet like blueberries. effective in improving or delaying short-term memory loss. broccoli, a great source of vitamin k, it is known to enhance cognitive function and improve brainpower. fish, a protein source linked to great brain boost is fish. rich in omega 3 fatty acids for brain and heart health, two servings weekly. whole grains, a diet high in whole grains can cut the risk of cholesterol. can reduce your risk of plaque build up and enhance blood flow offering a simple way to fire up brain cells. nuts. they are good sources of vitamin e, linked in some studies to less cognitive decline as you age. and even chocolate, dark chocolate contains natural stimulants like caffeine which can enhance foods. for health minute, i'm mary maloney. >> kristen: we're on your side with consumer headlines, even safety seats bec

mary maloney explains in tonight's medical minute. flexibility is important at any age. and one of the bests way to improve your joint range of motion is by stretching - and doing so regularly. experts from the mayo clinic say adults should do flexibility exercises times a week.. and can do so at home, the gym or even at work. some tips to consider while trying to improve your flexibility.. focus on major muscle groups.. when you're stretching.. focus on your calves, thighs, hips, lower back, neck and shoulders. and make sure that you stretch both sides. hold your stretch.. try to hold each stretch for at least 30 seconds .. and remember to breathe normally. don't aim for pain.. you should expect to feel some tension but not pain. if the position you're in hurts, ease off until it no longer feels painful. bring movement into your stretching... the gentle flow in yoga or tai chi can help you be more flexible in specific movements. experts warn to always use proper technique. stretching incorrectly can actually do more harm than good. i'm mary moloney. warmth one more day,

mary maloney has the story. next up on the democratic side hillary clinton's lead is quickly slipping away... a c-n-n poll out today has it as a toss-up... clinton getting 48-percent to bernie sander's 47. perhaps was the endorsement he didn't get. the american federation of labor says it will not endorse a candidate during the democratic primary. the union is expected to endorse the eventual democratic nominee. as we close in on selecting the next president... how well do you know the past presidents.... can you even name them... thomas jefferson, james madison, garfield, arthur, fdr, harry truman a north carolina four-year old has it down... tommy johnston can name every president just by looking at their picture. his parents admit... tommy is the one teaching them. "whatever he can learn he wants to learn. and we have to check him sometimes because we don't think he's right. i'm about 0-10 on that." it isn't just president... tommy can rattle off the names of every planet... the name of every the only draw ba

for today's health minute, i'm mary maloney. >> subway is beating the competition when it comes to chicken. promise to rid their menu of poultry with drugs but they have yet to do it. mcdonald's made the promise in march and chik-fil-a said they would do it in 2014. subway said it was on track to remove all artificial colors, flavors and preserve actives from north american menu items. >> next month news 13 is hosting the third annual live well expo. it is march 19 at the wnc ag center, more than 100 exhibitors will be there to provide cooking demonstration and other entertainment. it is free and open to the public. you can get the details at wlos.com. >> coming up, the countdown to the oscars and the question on everyone's mind, who will win? we have a break down of this year's contenders. >> snow fell at cold springs ranch. still quiet there. on our skycam network. coming up, we'll talk about how this wind will affect us throughout the reminder of the how long the cool weather sticks around and when the 60's make a we'll be right back >> welcome back. happy friday. a lot of people are th

. >> i mary maloney reporting. >> tomorrow, the pope will visit the city of a topic and then returned to mexico city to visit a children's hospital. >> in news impacting your money tonight, pull foods is working on broadening its appeal to the ever-growing millennial market. the grocery announcing it will all been a new line of low-price stores called 365 by whole foods market. the stores will be similar to sprouts and trader joe's, millennial's and budget shoppers, with specifically created items including food, drinks and even fashion products. a total of ten stores are slated to be open by october of next year. no word yet if one will come to colorado. >> a story to warm your heart. >> up next why this metro county sixth-grade class traded in the traditional candy and cards for fabric and what they plan to do with it. co (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candid

mary maloney reports. : "we intend to aggressively prosecute this case and we intend to prevail." the attorney general says the city of ferguson targets african americans . : "the residents of ferguson have suffered the deprivation of their constitutional rights, the rights guaranteed to all americans, for decades. they have waited decades for justice. they should not be forced to wait any longer." federal investigators say some police officers would stop people and arrest them without cause -- and use unreasonable force -- to generate city revenue. : "they think i have this hoodie on, i'm a bad guy." negotiating with the city -- to reform the police department and court system. but when the deal was submitted to council members for a vote tuesday night, they changed those terms -- by adding seven amendments -- that among other things modified deadlines -- fees -- and waters down staffing requirements. : "there is no reason to enter into an agreement we know that we can not live up to. and financially impossible for us to live up to. and it serves no ones purpose for us to fail."

mary maloney reports on the square commented had they could effect the election. >> reporter: travel to the vatican from mexico, pope francis was asked about donald trump's much touted proposal to build a wall between the usa and mexico. >> a person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they may be located, and not building bridges is not a question. this is not in the gospel. >> reporter: it's rare for a sitting positive to weigh in on the comment initially court trump offguard. >> what did he say? i like the pope. was a good or bad? >> reporter: when the republican front runner heard what he said he had a more characteristic response. >> i am a christian. i am proud of it. for a religious leader to question a person's face is disgraceful pick if and when the vatican is attacked by isis which is everyone know -- knows is the ultimate trophy, i can promise you the pope would have only wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president. >> reporter: while the outspoken pope disagreed with the campaign he did not tell american catholics who to vote for. on the trail

for consumer watch i'm mary maloney. >>> we're following breaking news involving a swat situation in northwest charlotte. we'll tell you what led up to the situation in a live report. al? >> al: rain is going to pull away today, however, your morning commute is likely to be wet. there is rain on the map this morning, i'll let you know where it goes and when it will return, as well as tomorrow's forecast. >> chris: keeping an eye on the tuesday morning commute. wet roads as you hit the door this morning, kristen miranda? >> kristen: a passenger train slammed in a crane, i found pictures more from the alert wbtv news t >>> this broadcast sponsored by subaru south boulevard and subaru concord. wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now. >> john: now at 5:00, breaking news, a neighborhood in northwest charlotte blocked off overnight due to a swat situation, what we're learning now about the investigation in a live report. >> christine: charlotte city council passes that controversial proposal giving people in the lgbt community certain protections including which bathroom they use. we

mary maloney has the highlights. >> fresh other data the new answer town hall, bernie sanders slammed hillary clinton. >> i do not know any progressive who has a super pack and takes you cancel your moderate on one day and a progressive on the other day. >> clinton fought back. >> i was amused that senator sanders has set himself up to be a gatekeeper on who a progressive is. >> the vermont senator tried to motivate his base and sway voters. >> what this campaign is about is not just electing a president. it is creating a political revolution. >> he insists he is the underdog in the race to become the democratic nominee. >> of course we are in underdog. we are taking on the most powerful political organization in the country. that is the clinton organization. >> the former secretary of state urged voters to look at her record. >> before it was called obamacare, it was called hillary care. >> and reminding voters what is important for this election. >> the goal is to prevent the republicans are getting back in the white house and undo all the jason: coming up on the today show, a look

of that tomorrow surprise endorsement to the republican race as they look for the super tuesday mary maloney has the latest. >> there is no better fighter than donald trump a newly aggressive marco rubio has his own take on the billionaire rubio ridiculed chumps of the spelling in the spelling of words on twitter. >> looks like a little boy on stage not presidential material he meant as a lightweight but spelled it looks like a little boy on stage not presidential material he meant as a lightweight but spelled it he got that wrong it's rubio each attempting to gain traction primary sanders of reiterating his call for clinton to release transcripts of her private page speeches the new york times editorial editorial board which endorsed clinton backing sanders on the issue saying voters had every right to know what mrs. quinn told these groups is the other presidential candidates do the same one group is working to get this a photo album back to a colorado family whose relatives are featured inside you get ready for some big crowds of the most popular restaurants what you need to know is the r

mary maloney explains how the winter weather could melt your savings by spring. more snow means more cold hard cash lost. snow removal expenses and canceled flights add up. but the snowy weather can impact your bottom line too. among the things driving up the cost of your snow days -- the ease of ordering things online. expert: "a lot of us engage in impulse shopping this time of year, as we are sitting around the couch doing nothing. and it's particularly easy to do so when you have all of your credit card information stored on some of your favorite sites. it's become too easy to do so." the same goes for ordering comfort food. multiple meal deliveries can eat away at a budget. being snowbound can also mean a new year's gym membership goes to waste. consider online workouts at home until mobilization and motivation get better with warmer temperatures. and when you've cooled down from that workout -- try throwing on a sweater. vera gibbons, financial expert: "and if you turn the thermostat down 10 - 15 to save about 10 percent on your heating bill potentially eve

. >> reporter: i am mary maloney reporting. >>> republican donald trump plans to give up using foul language at campaign rallies. the billionaire made a pledge at a rally in louisiana. trump has made several controversial statements during his recent campaign event. he repeated an offensive remark by an audience member of senator ted cruz. >>> former president george w. bush will appear on the campaign trail. he plans to appear with his brother in south carolina next week. jeb bush called his brother the most popular republican alive. the younger bush finished well behind the winners of the iowa caucus and the primary in new hampshire. coverage of all things election coverage of all things election. we will be following the latest developments every morning as we get closer to super tuesday and, of course, the general election in november. >>> new signs of hope for a cease-fire in syria, but there remains work to be done. secretary of state john kerry said diplomats have not been able to implement a truce but have a temporary cease-fire in the next week. deliveries of humanitarian aid will r

. >> reporter: mary maloney reporting. >> daniel: massachusetts voter >> daniel: massachusetts voters will go to the polls one week from today on super tuesday. voters in 14 states will make their white house picks. fox25 will have all the continuing coverage of all the presidential candidates. joins us here andline for the latest developments and up to the minute election results. >>> it is now 4:09. a judge will now decide if the family families of 26 people killed shooting can shoe gun maker. adam lanza used guns from that company as he killed 26 first-graders and employees. friends of sandy hook victims said they knew that it posed a great risk and harm to the public. >> all we want to do is stand up here -- what we hope to achieve is to prevent other family families and other communities from going through this. and if we can use sandy hook and our tragedy to help save the lives of others, then that's what we are going to do julie the gun maker said they are protected by a federal through shields gun manufacturers from most lawsuits over criminal use of their products. >>> 4:09 r

mary maloney has more. >> reporter: struggling to keep his campaign afloat, ben carson resurrected a line from hillary clinton's presidential bid. >> it's 3 a.m., who do you want answering the phone. >> i can guarantee you his more 2 a.m. phone calls than anybody else, all the rest of them put together having to make life and death decisions. >> reporter: broke party lines claiming if he were in president obama's shoes he would nominate a supreme court justice in his last months of office, something the president vows to do and republicans promise to block. >> i probably would take the opportunity to nominate someone opportunity to nominate someone. >> reporter: marco rubio slammed president obama's plan to visit cuba. >> they are a repressive regime >> they are a repressive regime. >> reporter: he bolted about hi campaign's diverse endorsement. >> i have the endorsement of a governor with end yant descent that endorsed a presidential candidate of cuban des sent and campaigning alongside a african-american senator. >> reporter: called out fellow republican ted cruz. you say it is tru

mary maloney helps you save money during the winter. >> more snow means more cold hard cash lost.val expenses and canceled flights add up. but the snowy weather can impact your bottom line too. among the things driving up the cost of your snow days, the ease of ordering things on line. >> a loft us engage in impulse shopping it time of year as sitting around the couch doing nothingment it is particularly easy to do so when you have all of your credit cards information stored on favorite sites. >> the same goes for ordering comfort food. multiple meal deliveries can eat away at a budget, being snow bound can also mean a new years gym membership goes to waste, consider on line work out at home until mobilization and motivation get better with warmer temperatures. and, when you have cooled down from the work out, try throwing on a sweater, and if you turn the thermostat down ten to 15 degrees at night, you're going to save about 10% on your heating bill potentially, every single year, so there are small things you can do around the house to stay warm, and reduce your bills. >> so you

. >> reporter: i'm mary maloney reporting. >>> eisenhower faces 20 years to life if convicted of murder, the same that keepers can face if she's convicted of accessory after the fact. >>> the world officials are claiming the zika virus is a -- virus by having sex with someone infected. 3 this includes the u.s., now. >> we have received confirmation of the zika case acquiring it locally spread otherwise through sexual activity. >> it has been linked to a birth disorder with babies born with severely abnormally small heads and could cause death. >>> the president obama's veto would have been repealed. this means the affordable care act stays in place at least through president obama's term. >>> right now president obama is visiting an american mosque at the islamic society of baltimore today. a senior administration official says the president contribution to the nation. he has visited mosques overseas but not here in the u.s. >>> the state department says 3 john kerry used a private e- mail account to send hillary clinton to her server during secretary of state. the subject involved deve

many candidates have flocked to the state, but there is one noticable mary maloney has the details. blame it on the snow. the winter weather stranded donald in new york. forcing him to scrap his event in new hampshire. jeb bush took a swipe at trump on twitter. old mother made it first lady : "i haven't seen snow in years." happening today dan 2shot desk the search continues for a mom who's been missing since last fox19 now's shawn lanier is live in california kentucky with the latest. shawn live shawn vo the pendleton being held this afternoon for a cyclist killed in a details of today's event coming up. dan roof cam adlib weather tease molly: louisville ky look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what your milk, is delicious. 42-year old michael prater died in anderson township woodall, 34, faces a vehicular homicide charge. the memorial ride will begin at 2 in the lunken airport parking lot near the intersection of wilmer avenue and airport road. the cincinnati cycle club and queen city bike club are putting on the event. a ghost bike will be unveiled at kellogg pa

mary maloney has details in today's consumer watch. >> reporter: forget a password. mastercard is launching new technologies to use a selfie to prove online purchases. the company says fingerprint scans and a selfie are safer than typed passwords especially since many passwords are easy for scammers to guess. it has to take a selfie each time you buy something online. your face or fingerprint will be scanned to prove it is you spending the money and not a scammer. you won't be able to use the same picture over and over. mastercard makes you going to show that you are taking picture as you shop. the fingerprint scan is easier, especially if you have an iphone with the technology built in but it's not just mastercard looking for new ways to prevent fraud. if you have an account, you'll soon be able to use your fingerprint and voice to access money, and mastercard is researching ways to use your heart beat and scans of your eyes to authenticate purchases. i'm mary maloney for consumer watch. >> that part about the picture makes me a little worried. i think there's a way

mary maloney breaks it all down.>> it's hard to believe that the super bowl is almost here, as an event they say the super bowl is the most valuable sports event in the world. for super bowl l the nfl is expected to make at least $620 million, if you want to go to the big game it's going to cost you seat the desk geek provide -- geek saying the lowest price runs in the $3500 range but a listing on the 50 yard line cost as much of a new car, $16,000. were going to have to pay up when you look for hotels, if you can get a room some places jacked up the price is six times the normal rate companies wanting to cash in will have to commercial cost five a 30 a 32nd commercial will cost a penny. you have pepsi, anheuser-busch, and coke. one group that won't get paid? coldplay. but don't cry for the super bowl halftime performer, last just performer that pre-gig turned into a 12 minute commercial as you watch this this game -- or just the commercials -- try not to think about the green.for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney. you can watch super bowl 50 right here on cbs 2 this sunday. sunday. ri

cnn's mary maloney reports. mary: donald trump is getting a big boost from new jersey governor chris christie. >> there is no better fighter than donald trump. mary: a newly aggressive marco rubio has his own take on the billaire. >> friends do not let friends vote for conartists. >> lead wait chalker marco rubio looks like a little boy on stage, not presidential presidential. he meant to say light weight but he spelled it leig ht. so he got that wrong. mary: responded by mocking rubio >> it's rubio! mary: hillary clinton and bernie sanders also took verbal swipes, each attempting to gain traction before the south carolina primary. [indiscernible] mary: sanders reiterating his call for clinton to release transcripts, and the new york times editorial board backed sanders on the issue. saying voters have every right to know what clinton told these groups. clinton said she would release her speeches if the other presidential candidates do the same. >> i think you should be judged on what you've done. caitlin: here a

well, mary maloney breaks down the i savings in today's consumer watch. >> reporter: prices at the pump have plummeted. that means for the second year in a row, you are going to save money. how much? the typical house hold will save nearly $1,000 this year. compared to two years ago. that's from government estimates. it makes sitting in traffic a little less frustrating, doesn't it? the energy information administration predicts the average cost of a gallon this year will be $1.98. that's the lowest full year average since 2009 but remember, gas prices do tend to rise during the summer travel months. the plunge in oil prices is making it cheaper to fly. the average price of a domestic dropped last quarter by more than 6% but airlines can still get you with extras at the airport like roomier seats and baggage fees, so plan that extra trip with your family, but bring some of those gas money savings just in case. for consumer watch, i'm mary maloney. >>> travelers are shelling out less money at the gas pump and airline tickets. domestic airlines have dropped to a six-year low. airline tick