sundays from now two philadelphia area native will play a role in who wins, super bowl 506789 brendan mcmahon us starred at temple but prior to that he played under deck beck at north penn in lansdale. beck says he a saw this talent years ago. >> the senior year, the first game of his season he played liberty and we kick off five times. four of the balls went out of the back of the end zone. then he kick a 41 yarder in that game, that i don't think they still have in the found the ball. >> reporter: panthers wide receiver corry brown widely known as philly, was a stand out at cardinal o'hara in springfield. and mush rush was one of brown's teacher. >> owe was late if you turn your head then corry would be in his seat the with that big smile. he had a couple times he miss add lot of the classrooms, i asked him for some words of wisdom. he used to make jokes about it when he would come to the class because that is the kind of guy he was. >> reporter: mcmahon us has been a stan outing seven for seven against field goals begins steelers and patriots to help broncos in the the super bowl. >> if he

and, i'm going with mcmahon. jim mcmahon. >> david martin is going with jim mcmahon. and, jayme and gina. >> jayme: 1985. >> john: she's out! >> jayme: i was a young man in miramar, florida and i think it was a, jerry rice. >> gina: i'll go with joe montana. >> john: where were you, everybody is saying where they were -- >> gina: that is mean! >> the cutest zygote ever! >> ryan: she knew we were onto something. what is your thought first? >> i don't know, what if joe montana was playing in 1985. i think jerry rice. the man. >> the bears were not in the game. 1984 bears. >> 1986 -- i thought it was 1985 -- it is, but 1986 is the bears, i'm giving you a hint. >> the year off. okay. >> giving you a hint. >> luanne: you pick. >> ryan: i'll go with montana. >> john: i never want to ride in a car with you two. i have to go up against them yesterday, jim mcmahon though i know we're already out. it was him -- >> i'm like, it is a good question, you cot it wrong. montana. you guys, i did not realize this, he's a super stud and he has been the super bowl mvp, not once, not twic

but as the board found out from county attorney marty mcmahon.. it has little to no authority over her actions. :24-:27 chris tuck, board of supervisors, chair - constitutional officers do have the right to discharge their employees any way they want. james willis started a petition to have williams recalled after she did not reappoint four out of nine deputy clerks. :37-:40 james willis, petition organizer - the people that we elect to hold office should be held accountable. if the petition reaches around 19 hundred signatures.. or ten percent of those who voted in the last election.. it would be up to a circuit court judge or jury to decide williams' fate. but citizens are now calling on the board to take a different kind of action against her. nats you do have some financial purse strings. state law requires that williams be paid a minimum of roughly 120 thousand dollars. the county is currently giving her an additional 21 thousand 700 dollars in supplemental pay.. based on her eight years james willis, petition organizer - that does some amoun

after mcmahon settled of lawsuit a gradually went away. was set?to read because litigation reminded me i was a victim? may be. the patent did go away after the suit was settled that makes me wonder about those programs. social security disability payments went to people in a wheelchair or blinder were clearly disabled banal billions of dollars go to people who say they are disabled for headaches and stress and back pain. $46 billion on disability payments last year it was more than triple from 1990 soon it will go broke but the increase of payments makes no sense. medicine has improved and people to less hard manual labor there should be fewer disabled why are there more? some probably are but is it psychosomatic or a government handout? i don't know the right word but when you order something you get more of it. most of us feel sorry for ourselves to feel like a victim to encourage people to be victims 200 years ago our forbearers crossed oceans knowing they might suffer or die they are proud to strive the suffering with the failings that is the s

denver broncos kicker brendon mcmahon us starred at temple but prior to that he played at north pen withk beck in lansdale. beck saw this talent years ago. >> first game of the season we played bethlehem liberty and we kick off five times. four of the balls went out of the back of the end zone and then kick a 42 yarder in that game, that i don't think they still have not found the ball. >> reporter: panthers wide receiver corry brown, widely men as philly, was a stand out at cardinal o'hara in springfield. ann mushrush was one of brown's teacher. >> you turn your head and corry was sitting in the seat with that big smile. he has come back a couple times. he visits a a lot of the classrooms. i asked him for word of wisdom. he used to make jokes when he came in the class because that is the kind of guy he was. >> reporter: mcmahon us has been a stand outing seven for seven on field gola begins the steelers and patriots to help the broncos to the super bowl. >> if he is not one of the top three or four kickers in the nfl then i want to see other ones ahead of him. would i say first playoff

walter payton, jim mcmahon, singing and dancing to the super bowl shuffle. layers and coaches also had a reunion in chicago last night. -- players and coaches also had a reunion last nig>> you know what would be really neat? if you called him, so i called him, and he put me next to be speaker, and i was able to say hello to everybody, and it was kind of coming together to do something brad: ron rivera can actually give these players some perspective, having been a 10 days or so, it will be like his biggest message, focus on the game. we are le tonight, brad fralick. nigel: and speaking of the panthers, t-shirt vendors are flocking to charlott success. setting up in charlotte coming all of the way up from the atlanta area, and he has a license to sell on the sidewalks, but he says what he is selling is not licensed by the nfwhile it is not a knock off, it rides a fine line between legal and counterfeit pr>> we have our gray area shirts. gray area is a street design that is not licensed by anyone, nigel: all of the clothing is free of nfl trademarks and logos,

with some supporters kat mcmahon: shes real. shes real. and i love my country and i want it back. and some still on the fence... david kates- vegas: mainly im just interested. not here to support her or not support her. the republican presidential hopeful -who says she is still going strong in spite of reports a fading campaign - touched on everything from gun control and abortion to religious freedom but she also focused in on the silver state. your governor's rolled out this new program around education savings accounts. where parents can own state money and if there kid is in a failing situation they can take that money and take another situation where they can succeed. that's the the republican backed "school choice program" allows parents to thousand dollars from the state for qualified education expenses. fiorina called it a "great new program" - for families to succeed. the program is currently on hold pending court deliberations. i think we are being told to sit down and be quiet about ...the federal government's abuse of power in owning 80 percent of the public lands. fio

carolina's speedy receiver philly brown graduated from cardinal o'hara high school and brandon mcmahons graduated from north penn high school. today "eyewitness news" decided to head to both schools, where super bowl fever is running high this year. >> "eyewitness sports" reporter pat gallon spoke with people who knew, the the now ffl stars before they became super bowl combatants. >> reporter: two sundays from now two philadelphia area native will play a role in who wins, super bowl 506789 brendan mcmahon us starred at temple but prior to that he played under deck beck at north penn in lansdale. beck says he a saw this talent years ago. >> the senior year, the first game of his season he played liberty and we kick off five times. four of the balls went out of the back of the end zone. then he kick a 41 yarder in that game, that i don't think they still have in the found the ball. >> reporter: panthers wide receiver corry brown widely known as philly, was a stand out at cardinal o'hara in springfield. and mush rush was one of brown's teacher. >> owe was late if you turn your head then

we have a candidate coming on right now, kristen welker and steve mcmahon, i'm sure we'll have you back on around midnight. >> let's back down to the republicans running for president, they're in south carolina for their sixth debate. one of the candidates who wrapped up the undercard debate is former hewlett-packard ceo, carly fiorina who joins pea now. miss fiorina thank you so much for joining us. i don't think we've ever met. >> yes, we have. >> where have we met? tell me where? >> we met in someone's home in a cocktail party in washington, d.c. as a matter of fact. >> oh, my god. that's right. go ahead. i served with your wife on the board of ford's theater. >> that's a good cause. let me ask you about your chart. about unlike another woman in this race, i actually love spending time with my husband. which is the other woman in the race? >> oh come on, chris, you know. >> who? >> hillary clinton. >> well why would you talk about another -- >> she is the other person in the race. she is the other person in the race. well, look, chris, hillary clinton is, you know, rolling out her hu

with some supporters kat mcmahon: shes real. shes real. and i love my country and i want it back. and some still on the fence... david kates- vegas: mainly im just interested. not here to support her or not support her. the republican presidential hopeful -who says she is still going strong in spite of reports a fading campaign - touched on everything from gun control and abortion to religious freedom but she also focused in on the silver state. your governor's rolled out this savings accounts. where parents can own state money and if there kid is in a failing situation they can take that money and take their kid to another situation where they can succeed. that's the idea. the republican backed "school choice program" allows parents to take more than 5 thousand dollars from the state for qualified education expenses. fiorina called it a "great new program" - creating chances for families to succeed. the program is currently on hold pending court deliberations. i think we are being told to sit down and be quiet about ...the federal government's abuse of power in owning 80 percent

third quarter, mcmahon gets within seven points, and minnesota with one seconds left. rogers throws a hail mary, and no, not this time, aaron. vikings win 20 to 13. to help the denver broncos who lost to san diego today. they would've lost and dropped the number five seat in the afc. but thanks to peyton manning, that did not happen. the future hall of famer came off the bench in his first career game is a backup and let the broncos to 20 points in less than two quarters after replacing the first ringer. he is 21 to 7 clinching the first ring in the afc getting home team advantage in the playoffs. it seems that manning, recovering from injuries, would be the likely starter, but the coach would not commit to that. but he would say is that today he needed a leader. >> man: sometimes the team is just looking around for that guy, or that a tremendous leadership type of stuff. that is what i felt. and i know peyton, the last couple weeks have been good weeks, and he was ready to go. wrong. we had some turnovers, and a couple were deafly he had nothing to do with. we could'v

later check out the piroette like move from bo mcmahon... bo gets the 3 point play the old fashinoned way hes got it to a one point game. falcons cade alberts knocks down a three... next time down the court.. ya know we in the business like to call this a heat check.... and yea alberts was on fire... 3 triples in the first for cade cyclones blake duetmeyer drives down the lane for the finger role denver down 4 then right before the end of the quarter waller again from the corner barely beats the buzzer falcons up one onto girls basketball the gladbrook-reinbeck rebels taking on waterloo columbus rebels hayley weber looking up court for megan swanson... who gets the bucket and one... rebels down 10-9 olivia fain up top to molly mclaughlin... for the deuce 16-11 sailors rebels madison white spin move and kiss off the glass sailors doing the dirty work off the miss hanna clason cleaning the glass.... gets the put back and one. columbus up 2 but gladbrook reinbeck holds on for the one point win 47-46 a number of new head coaches were named in th

mark: jeff mcmahon moved here from d.c. nine months ago. jeff: negative? like, negative 14? mark: something like that. jeff: i might be wrong. mark: they'll be nothing positive about it. jeff: no, there won't be anything positive about it. mark: the owner of aimee in east village has been outfitting unprepared out of towners for 12 years. she can spot a big city visitor the moment they step in. >> you can tell when people are leisure and taking a break from something. and when we say hi, welcome? they're like, oh, might not be used to that hi, welcome in. mark: she just helped outfit the lead in the broadway musical "newsies," playing at the civic center. we saw these two cast members, weeks ago. this cnn photographer here, covering the run-up to the caucuses, said he had to go to rei in west des moines to buy weekend. welcome to iowa. >> i will be out playing in the cold, just to see what it's like -- for a couple seconds. mark: jason, they are ready. some of them are very read y. jason: if you are not from here, it will catch you off guard. in the teens below for air tempe

and mcmahonic was a busy man. he'll slip this up the inside right, 51-yard field goal, jump ahead to the 4th, now a 13-12 pittsburgh leave, trying to drive t. wear recovers, broncos put together a 13th place, 65-yard drive, and denver tacks on a two point conversion and will face new england next week in the afc title game. >>> earlier today, another spot on the line, seattle at carolina rematch of last year's divisional round, picking up second quarter looking like a blow out. cam newton to greg olson, 31-0 at the half. but in the third, here committee seahawks. russell wilson with a perfect pass to tyler locket, 17 point game. and the fourth, wilson is doing what he does, making something out of nothing. germane cursing the back of the end zone, lead cut to 10 after a field goal made it a seven point game seahawks needing the out, thomas davis recovers panthers hold on, 31-24, they'll host arizona next week. >>> in college hoops, florida state looking for a signature win tonight, hosting 13th ranked virginia rig

. >> reporter: doctor elizabeth mcmahon says virtual reality lets patients confront their fear in the controlled setting. >> we can individualized this to be most effective for exactly what you need to get a over your fear. >> reporter: doctor skip rizzo at institute the for creative technology uses virtual reality to treat veterans with post traumatic stress disorder. >> we can put people back in simulations and help them confront a process very difficult emotional memories. >> reporter: doctor rizzo says simulation works because of the way our brains function. >> earn though at some level the the patient know i'm in a virtual reality world i'm not the in the real world the brain still reacts as fit is real world. >> reporter: michael says he is cured and is now a million miler. very drastically in and prevalent and severity. the doctors say virtual reality does in the work for everyone but it is a new treatment and technology, that several companies are developing more sophisticated symptoms for this. and, this is desensitize going, like high tech desensitizing. >> yes, make it less

jim mcmahon crediting medical marijuana with getting him off the pain pills that he has been using to treat symptoms from the beating that he took during his pro football career. comments come as the state of illinois is considering expanding its medical marijuana program. and jimmy mcmillan, the rent is too high. he tells the daily news that he is endorsing donald trump. and jerry springer helping to twitter beef between kanye west end wiz kahlifa. it's a great twitter beef. and peanut butter and jelly. speak to a local artist trying to make thousands of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. steve: and why less is causing some much more these days. but first, here is tonight's new york minute. >> part of a new exhibit, lifelike creatures travel around to this habitat. think about how this relates. >> this new exhibit opens tomorrow. tune into glenbrook high school, they are using 3-d modern skills to apply at to help children at the hospital. >> some of it is cause and effect, some of it will help patients tour it will help them hold mobile devices, play video videogames, and that is y

and megaben ginsberg strategist steve mcmahon will . talk about the week in politics after this. ♪ . . we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store... find the lowest prices of the season, going on now. save $600 on the #1 rated i8 bed. know better sleep with sleep number. now are aing us republican superlawyer and democratic strategist to help us dissect the first week of the 2016 calendar. it has been eventful on both sides. i am going to ask you a classic week in review question. of all the action in your party this week, what has struck you as the most significant, politically? >> the circular firing squad where people in the establishment are shooting at the battle is engaged between donald trump and ted cruz. with the donal

professor mary mcmahon at delaware law school discussed the matter with msnbc's chris matthews yesterday. >> who's right? is natural born, does it mean what it seems to be, you have to be born here? >> yes, it is. it's a very clear cut question, so when cruz says it's clear cut, he's right. he's wrong as to how it cuts. you have to be born in the united states. >> some other scholars disagree. the constitution also says that the president has to be at least 35 years old and to have live the in the u.s. for at least 14 years. democratic presidential candidates square off in a debate in charleston, south carolina tomorrow night. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and o'malley take questions from lester holt. this debate could impact the race, and sanders is draws closer to hillary clinton in the polls right now. the debt before the iowa caucuses comes your tomorrow night right here on nbc 10 at 9:00. before that, you'll get a preview of the debate on nbc's "meet the press," and hillary clinton and bernie sanders talk with chuck todd tomorrow morning at 10:30 here on nbc 10. >> this is a plac

mark: jeff mcmahon moved here from washington, d.c. nine months ago. >> negative, like negative 14? something like that, i might be wrong. mark: there will be nothing positive about it. >> no, there won't be anything positive about it. mark: the owner of aimee in east village has been outfitting unprepared out of towners for 12 she can spot a big city visitor the moment they step in. >> you can tell when people are leisure, and taking a break from something and when we say welcome in, they are maybe not used to that. mark she just helped outfit the : lead in the broadway musical "newsies" playing at the civic center. who spoke wistfully about performing in orlando a few weeks ago. this cnn photogrpaher here covering the run up to the caucuses said he had to go to rei in west des moines to buy winter gear to get ready for the weekend. welcome to iowa. >> i will be out playing in the cold just to see what it's like, for ummm, couple seconds . >> i've been sleep walking to close to the fire. but it's the only place that i can hold you tight. in this burning house. alyx: what a voice. t

anything to do with a minus anything, jeff mcmahon moved here from washington, d.c. nine months ago. >> negative, like negative 14? something like that, i might be wrong. mark: they'll be nothing positive about it. mark: the owner of aimee in east village has been outfitting unprepared out of towners for 12 years she can spot a big city visitor the moment they step in. >> you can tell when people are leisure, and taking a break from something and when we say hi, welcome. they're like oh, might not be used to that hi. welcome in. rose: she just helped outfit the lead in the broadway musical newsies playing at the civic center. we saw these two cast members who spoke wistfully about performing in orlando a few weeks ago. the cnn photographer here covering the run up to the caucuses said he had to go to rei in west des moines to buy winter gear to get ready for the weekend welcome to iowa. >> i will be out playing in the cold just to see what it's like, for a couple seconds. i've been sleepwalking to close to the fire but it is the only place i can hold you tight alyx:

he's taken a page out of vince mcmahon's play book on success. >> he's done everything in his own way. >> rewritten the rules. he's put the wwe rules into politics. ted cruz -- >> he wants a mano-e-mano debate. the trump campaign said, no. we're going to do a parallel event on a different network to benefit veterans groups. he said, i'm not going to show up and bring my 20 million i'll show up with my 20 million viewers and raise money for wounded warriors. what network says, i'll give you the platform? >> hey, donald. >> think someone will take him? here's the thing, he doesn't need a network. people will take it live, i think. >> you think cable news -- so fox is on the debate, and then the alternative would be msnbc and cnn. >> they don't have to sanction it. they can take it live as an event in their broadcast. >> it'll be interesting. >> i'm not convinced he doesn't show up and they don't work it out. >> i don't think so. he's already said, that's it. his campaign manager said. on "morning joe" when you talked to him, he said it's a done deal. >> welcome to show business, baby. >

up next, republican make a lawyer, -- lawyer ben ginsberg , and mega strategist steve mcmahon.about the week in politics after this. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. john: joining us now are a lawyer -- a republican superlawyer and democratic strategist to help us dissect the first week of the 2016 calendar. it has been eventful on both sides. less than a month until the first votes are cast in iowa. i am going to ask you a classic week in review question. ben, of all the action in your party this week, what has struck you as the most significant, politically? ben: the circular firing squad where people in the establishment are shooting at each o

refrigerator perry, walter peyton, mike singletary, jim mcmahon. josh: haven't we been through enough? joarp that's true too. thanks, jamie. the storm that slammed the east coast had people feeling creative. tom: much more coming up at 6:00 tonight, a serious crash manchester, we are learning more about this at the scene at this hour, a frightening more than for several female students headed to school in manchester. what happened that led police to arrest a man and charge him with josh: some travelers will get an extra dose of romance this valentine's day. delta airlines says passengers between new york and san francisco or los angeles will get small complimentary bottles of wine and cupcakes. that's nice. many people have to finish digging out from this weekend's blizzard. jean: but lighter moments from that storm keep surfacing too. take a look at what happened during one live shot in tennessee. >> aren't you cold? >> no, man, i'm from wisconsin. >> from wisconsin, everybody, there you go, it's like a football game broke out. jean: might be norm

brandon mcmahon us ran downfield on the opening kickoff and pushed a pittsburgh player. then started a shoving match. some more extracurricular activity later on. the heated exchanges didn't the help the broncos as they did collapse in the second half. >> yeah, they did. but when the kicker gets involved in a fight on the field, you know it's kind of a >> this isn't hockey, people. >> nothing like that bengals-pittsburgh game. nevertheless, there will be some chippiness i'm sure. we have been giving away these united and orange broncos magnets all week. and thousands of people have been lining up in, you know, in the middle of the night, which boggles the mind. >> getting there at 1:00 in the morning. cheryl preheim is live in firestone at a king soopers there. people were lining up so early, cheryl. you have already given away so many? >> reporter: so many. the first person was in line at 2 a.m. today. y'all have your magnets? >> [cheers and applause]. >> reporter: we have a steady stream coming throughout we have a few magnets left. we are at the king soopers in firest

and even cracked a couple of jokes along the way cooper acknowledged norfolk police officer ryan mcmahon and his wife who received a standing ovation from the crowd towards the end of the forum it opened up for audience questions before mass people to tweet their questions for cooper and they certainly poured in to see more coverage in here some sound bites from cooper's talk it over to my twitter page where you'll find lots of videos and facebook page where you can find the full version of cooper's opening remarks so important to note that this was the first nor for foreign speaker to donate their entire appearance fee to charity. back to the death i'm so proud of anderson cooper called andy. yes i was an incredible discovery in oregon what construction workers on earth under a . iranians held in naval drill near the strategic strait of hormuz and warned a u s warship to leave the area navy officials denied their operations in the region were affected. they say rainy and rails like this happen annually the drill took place over an area of three million square kilometers. this was the fi

. >>> out front, steve mcmahon and jonathan takeeny. a bernie sanders supporter. these numbers are big, $6 million hin donations. $3 million for speeches. that's almost $10 million. with numbers like that, can she make the argument she would be tough on the banks? >> i mean, i think she did the best she could last night by using president obama as a shield, pointing out that he raises a lot of money on wall street and he was the one that was on pushed these financial reforms. i thought she scored points by pointing out that bernie sanders voted to defang the sec and the regulatory agencies back in 2000. there is, though -- he's right there's a populist anger aimed at wall street. this is something bernie sanders has done effectually. the question is whether he can move outside this lane. so far it hasn't been. >> one of the arguments she's making is actually one that bernie sanders is making, right? when it comes to guns. he said i represent a state where people cared about their right to have a gun. hillary clinton was a senator from new york. it was her job to a

i am joined by republican strategist john fury and steve mcmahon. let me go to steve. on this, how does bernie get trump votes? >> well, i mean, bernie basically is appealing to the trump voter in the same way trump is trying to appeal to the bernie sanders voter. they are diseffective. they are down scale white, not as well educated and they are angry and resentable and donald trump is trying to use that resentment and aim it at the mexicans and the people that donald trump thinks they should be afraid of and angry at. bernie sanders is trying to take it in a different direction saying no, it's not the people alongside you, but the people exploiting workers and profiting from it that you should be angry at. frankly, i think they are both destructive strategies. it's what they are trying to do. bernie wants the anger directed at the wealthy and trump at mexicans, immigrants, isis and others. they are both messages of fear and anxiety. that's what we are seeing. >> let's go to john. i agree with that in general. one difference i would have is certainly the left doesn't

outfront" now, constitutional law professor at widener university delaware law school, mary bridget mcmahonhow withes, professor of law emeritus and ted cruz's former professor, author of "abraham: the world's first but certainly not last jewish lawyer." mary bridget, you saw ted cruz at the debate making the case saying there is zero chance this is going to be a problem. did he say anything to change your mind that he is not eligible to be president of the united states? >> he did not. >> so why do you think he is not eligible? in a nutshell, what's the reason? >> he needs to be a natural-born citizen. that term is defined by the common law. the common law says a natural-born citizen is one born in the territory of the sovereign. as canada is not part of our territory, he is not eligible. >> alan, she says it's clear, ted cruz not eligible. >> it's not clear. first, as a proud representative of new york values, let me say that i support ted cruz on this one. it is unsettled law, i agree. but it's unsignaturable. no court is ever going to decide that a person is not qualified to be presiden

. >>> doctor elizabeth mcmahon says virtual reality lets patients confront their fear in the controlledetting. >> we can individualized to this to be most effective for exactly what you need to get over your fear. >> reporter: doctor skip rizzo at institute for creative technology uses virtual reality to treat veterans with post traumatic stress disorder. >> we can put people back in the simulations and hope to help them confront and process very difficult emotional memories. >> reporter: doctor rizzo a says simulations worked because of the way our brains function. >> even though at some level the patient knows, i'm in a virtual reality world and not in the real world the brain still reacts to it as if it is real world. >> reporter: michael says he is cured and is now a million miler. phobias may drastic in terms of the prevalence and severity. doctors say virtual reality does not the work for everyone and it is a relatively new treatment and now several companies are developing more sophisticated systems. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 6:21. leonardo dicaprio is

robert mcmahon with the sandia the police department once anyone who might use a convenience store especially at night to be very aware of what is going on. >>reporter: half a day after a huge fire raged through, from the dam structures this would like during the day at the address hotel flames started spreading last night. >>grant lodes: the 63 store in the tree hotel just across the small artificial lake and the world's tallest skyscraper a perfect vantage point to the fireworks this began on the 20th floor and raced up the side of the building nickel took the reports on injuries to do by media office 14 people will likely injured and one suffered a heart attack the to the smoke and overcrowding during evacuation another person was moderately injured without giving details. >>will tran: in new york security was ramp up because of threats from overseas that threat one possible attack to new york lost angeles and washington d.c. there were some directions from lyses member to attract partisan and this is an integral group to carry the to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine she. >>reporter:

president, he was going to wrestling matches and debating, having these shouting matches with vince mcmahon, the head of the world wrestling federation. so you're talking about guys who come from kind of the same place and have similar fortunes but they couldn't possibly be different. >> rose: let me talk about finally the notion of the republicans finally. with the republican establishment, is it sim late for them to stop either trump or cruz? >> well, if they do it, they can't do it under the banner of the republican establishment. my buddy jonathan martin at the time told a great story today talking about this real panic that set in among sort of the standard country club republicans and kind of the industry leaders that tended to dominate the party. i think that horse has left the barn. i mean i just think we're dealing with an electric that is now sort of on fire and wants to see a result puts the pots on all houses. i don't think the republican establishment in a conventional sense can stop this. the real interesting question here is if a trump or cruz becomes the nominee, will they p

i still hold out hope that he's going to end up like vince mcmahon and do what he normally does. he attacks hillary or bill clinton or marco rubio. there's 35% of the republican party that he's bulletproof to. he's going to carry that group of people. >> all right. peter beinart, hadley heath manning, thank you. on the phone with me now is hugh hewitt. hugh, welcome. >> good morning, carol. >> oh, hugh, what do you make of this? >> it's grand. i love it all. peter should not worry. if president trump is around, i'll make sure he -- here's the deal. it's not about megyn kelly. it's not about women. it's not about blacks. it's about generating buzz for donald trump. and he owns casinos, he makes big bets because he understands gambles. i've played every minute of this press conference on my radio show last night. twice. you're talking about him this morning. i watched wall-to-wall coverage last night. it was all about donald. iowa caucuses.stroke before the- he went in and he basically took all of the cereal off the shelf and everyone is eating his cereal all day long. but it's not

mary mcmahon wrote it she's a legal scholar. argument point by point about the fact that cruz is not eligible. i have talked to some top legal scholars who strongly disagree. i actually talked to harvard's lawrence tribe briefly today and he actually said, he's skeptical of this argument. in addition to that, you know, he thinks that cruz would be a hypocrite to essentially assert that he is a natural born citizen because he's a constitutional strict constructionist, which is kind of the argument against him. >> can i just say one more thing about cruz and the polls and everything? >> yeah. >> if you look at this poll, 23% of these potential caucus goers, i don't know what we call them, say that cruz is their second choice. so he is in a good position, natural born citizen or not. he is in a good position right now. >> a great position. >> to kind of leapfrog trump or stay at the top because of this second choice issue. if you have a lot of undecideds and they're taking a look at cruz, i think he's still in a really, really good

. >> joining us is april ryan and steve mcmahon and stoformer rnc chair, michael steele.joining us from des moines. are they beginning to say -- certainly our polling tonight says 65% of the republican party can see backing trump for example. maybe something is coming together on the right and center right. is it? recognition you may have to settle for the wrong cup of tea you may not like? >> well, i think there are a lot of things like that going on right now. i think the establishment types have come to the mind that they're looking at a land where there's ted cruz on one side and donald trump on the other. they're going to go into the land of trump. there is this settlement beg beginning to take place. you referenced the comments about hilary clinton. she is the main objective here. a lot of folks, particularly the establishment candidates had to try to show they're bona fide, they could be as tough as someone like trump on hillary and take it to her, because, again, for the base, it's about who's prepared to take this fight straight up the gut and make it matter. up

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an ago mcmahon says the flaw stopped airbags when he crashed.says the flaw stopped air bags when he crashed. it is the first of six trials. david: china is stepping up, crude trades near a 12 year low. michael purvis, wheaton and company chief global strategist, take us through china and how it affects what is happening in the u.s.? tightl: we've seen a correlation with the chinese yuan, u.s. equities and global equities and with oil. the chinese currency is a better reflection than chinese equities of some issues in china. there are issues specifically ish china and their derivative impact in other markets as we saw yesterday with iran. -- with all that is negative for u.s. equities. it is a market sentiment issue. david: is it the level of the yuan or the uncertainty and bouncing back-and-forth? michael: it is uncertainty. what is this saying, is the china hard landing coming back on the table in a real way? saw some indications it was starting to stabilize after we got through the ugly september period. again but irvicing think there's a bigg