how do millenials view it? >> i think it's a big deal.cus will come down to young voters. they will decide who will be winner on both sides. i think they show up big for bernie sanders on let. i think that will give them ton of momentum already in new hampshire where he will do well and transfer down to the south. i think you see a big waterfall of events happening. melissa: interesting. we have to cut it short. we have breaking news. thanks, guys. david, take it away. david: with a little more than three hours before the iowa caucuses marco rubio's camp is feeling confident. charlie gasparino joins us with exclusive details. go ahead, charlie. >> this is from inside the rubio campaign. take it from the source but i have fairly good sources calling it marco-montum, their latest private polls with rubio has surge in last hours. private polls rubio, could, could surpass cruz who is the nominal number two, running number two in this iowa caucus behind trump but he could surpass cruz. he is coming pretty close. at least that's what they are s

i don't qualify as millenial. 'm slightly young der -- i'm slightly older than the audiences you engage. but i used to be young. i remember going to public school and being taught civics. being taught what it takes to be a good citizen. what our responsibilities and obligations were. and the principal responsibility and the principal obligation of a good citizen was voting. you could vote to the left, you could vote to the right, but vote. and now we are falling further and further behind on voting because it's become harder and harder. you know, there's a particular republican candidate who talks about how we have to make america great again. we're not -- you know what we're not so great at? we're not so great at voting. we're falling further and further behind the rest of the industrialized world. we are falling further and further behind most democracies in our voting participation. why is that? one reason is because we reserve one day of the year to vote. in federal elections. and that's tuesday. i don't know

millenials now have a new approach... when it comes to handling their cash. danielle nottingham explains why it could disrupt the banking industry. 32 year old surgical resident travis shiba hasn't walked into a bank in years. (travis shiba, millennial) "everything is online..pay my bills online, money transfers, like everything" more young adults like shiba are finding less use for them. millennial expert morley winograd says 30 percent of millennials don't have a (morley winograd/millennia l expert) "between their student loans and the great recession and the crash of the price of their parents' house and value, they have become extraordinary distrustful of america's banks" hidden fees from the big banks are pushing technology dependent millenials to do their banking with online startups like chime and affirm which gives out debit cards and small loans. mobile payment services-like vemno-that allow peer to peer transactions--proc ess hundreds of million of dollars a year. (morley winograd/millennia l expert) "they just don't see any purpose to all the cost

we think it's why inventory is low. >> is it a good sign that millenials might be starting to get into the market? >> absolutely it's a good sign. they represent the largest share of potential home buyers in the country. half of new loan originations are for new home buyers. great news. that hasn't changed. the mortgage index is up a bit. >> on that note, that i think. >>>en update on a story we reported yesterday. united technology says a merger with honeywell is not going to happen. david favor said they held company talks. today favor spoke to the ceo. he confirmed an offer was made by honeywell but also explained why a deal won't get done. >> the bottom line said it will be irresponsible for us to pursue the merger because of the potential destruction in value, the distraction from what we're trying to do. we're in the process of invigorating utc. we have 7,000 orders. we're in the middle of a big rampb up in production. we'll be building a thousands of these engines in a couple of years. the thought of trying to distract everyone with a merger just doesn't make sense. especially a

analysts expect that millenials spent the most on game day. the national retail federation predicted...people ages 25 to 34 shelled out about 140-dollars for the super bowl this year-- that's compared with an overall average spent of 82-dollars. millenials they say, spent most on food and new t-v's. morning... super bowl 50 was a nail biter...and the denver broncos came out on top...what did it take for the broncos to score the win...we have the latest after the break. "this is channel 2 news, a man is in the hospital this morning... after a being hit by a car on the freeway south of bowers mansion. what a day for peyton manning and the denver broncos! we have a recap of the big game as well as the flashy celebrity performances in santa clara. and we'll take a look at how local restaurants and casinos hosted fans for the last football game of the season... and what spectators had to say about the outcome of the game. these stories top your news good morning, i'm john potter. and i'm andi guevara. thanks for starting your day with channel 2 new

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millenials are afraid to file their taxes. a new survey by nerd-wallet and harris shows that's 80 percent of adults ages 18 to 34, that's the highest of any age group. almost a quarter of millenials say their biggest worry is making a mistake. if you don't have a lot of money to go somewhere for spring break, just stay here. oyster dot com ranks tampa bay in break hot spots. the website says a lot of it comes down to affordability.. you can still get to the best beaches without paying miami or mexico prices. other places in the top 10 include las vegas, cabo san lucas, new orleans and austin, texas. new research this morning gives some insight on how the zika virus spreads in pregnant woman. an investigation underway this morning after a fire inside this school bus. good morning, it's good morning, it's i'm allison and i'm ian reitz. president obama is looking to set a before he leaves office. we've learned weeks, he'll become the first president to travel to cuba in 90 years. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at tampa

but despite the wait people voted --- including millenials. they the loss of justice antonin scalia. now the debate over what's next for the court is heating up in washington and across the country. flags at our nation's capitol are lowered to half staff to honor scalia. you're taking a live look at washington d-c. wsls 10's national correspondent mark meredith has more. the news of justice antonin scalia's death is sending shockwaves through the political, judicial, and business world. the sudden death of the 30- year veteran of the bench leaves questions about the future of the court and what options president obama has next to to fill the seat. a loss for the court and the country. the death of 79- year-old supereme court justice antonin scalia will have an impact on american lives for generations to come. "obama bite here" video of scalia nominated and confirmed in 1986 by ronald reagan. justice scalia helped to lead the court's conservative 5-4 majority. within just hours of his death - conservatives - including presidential candidates ru

millenialed today have a deep distrust of government. isn't now the perfect opportunity for conservatives to reach out to young people, maybe have them for life, and how do we do that. >> guest: i couldn't agree more. as much as my book lays out a lot of problems conservatives face and conundrums dem graphically, there's a huge opportunity right now because in a way if you think of it, hillary clinton's version of liberalism is really a 20th 20th century command and control, factory model of government. it really is. it's a top-down, antiquated version of government, assembly line government and if your compare it to -- i talk about this -- if you're a young lady living in a city and you order an huub are on your smartphone and then get in the car and get on stub hub and order a concert ticket, you are conservative because, number one globe going believe in onerous government regulations that it still creativity and apps like uber. you're entrepreneurial by definition. probably not going to want the government to manage your retirement f

millenials just don't believe voting matters. that's a huge problem.hat probably sounds like a depressing non-answer. i think part of the way you solve that, though, is -- this is a terrible word -- you gamify it, you make the data explicit. you show them they're not alone. you show them how many voters there are, how much the potential impact is. i'm wearing this thing which i got as a holiday present and it changes behavior. it's amazing. just tracking and making explicit how many hours i sleep, how many steps i take, how much water i drink, just making some data explicit and easy for me to understand and consume and these nudges to do things, has dramatically changed my behavior. i go for a walk after dinner. i try to go to bed earlier. it's not quite as simple in the civic space. but if this is the kind of technology that we're responsive to as consumers and younger people in particular, we're going to have to build those kinds of tools for the civic space. and there's been a huge underinvestment in that in silicon valley for a very long time. gove

andrea: all women, right. >> all women, particularly millenials.arris: move on to the news point t was big news as of last night even as u.n. was meeting in emergency fashion. north korea has done it again, another missile launch that defies sanctions and united states resolution. reaction has been a lot of talk and condemnation. what does the united states need to do? what kind of a threat is it really? tough talk on terrorism. >> i would absolutely authorize something beyond waterboarding, believe me it will be effective. if we need information. harris: gop frontrunner donald trump defending so-called, enhanced interrogation isn't -- is it going too far or not? our #oneluckyguy. look over there. john mccain has strong opinions on this as you might imagine. stay with us. >> look at the camera, dad. try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. thwe'd like to open a savingsake account for him. yes yes. great thanks to mom and dad

they say sander's biggest challenge will be to get his millenial support group out to the caucus, but his nevada campaign leaders say iowa was a clear example that those feeling the bern shouldnt be underestimated " of the people who showed up to caucus in iowa, it was something like 80 percent were caucusing for bernie, so it is a challenge but its also time for people to stand up and were going to show them that young people are excited and the excitement that were talking about is going to translate on caucus day." experts say the close results from the iowa caucus make the more important for democrats when it comes to getting the latino vote, but on the republican side we can expect the marco rubio's campaign to make some moves of their own trying to attact latino voters... live, miguel martinez-valle, fox5 news local. las vegas. nevadans have just a few weeks until our state's caucus. democrats will caucus on saturday, february 20th... at 11 a-m and on tuesday, february 23rd, republicans will turn out to their caucus stations between five and seven p-m. you will receive informati

fitness experts say it's not just millenials, but everyone's everything in on- demand. not getting enough sleep can lead to a number of negative effects like lack of concentration. and a new study suggests it could also be expanding your waistline. abc's dr. timothy johnson takes a look at the findings. < sleep deprivation? it makes you cranky, gives you a headache, and hurts your ability to concentrate. now a new study from the university of chicago? finding that sleep debt may even contribute to excessive food intake? and altered hormone levels may be responsible. the researchers in this study kept fourteen subjects on a strict eating and sleeping schedule for four days? allowing half of them to get full nights of sleep, while restricting the others to only four and a half hours a night. what did they find? sleep restriction led to distinct changes in the levels of various "hunger hormones"? and reported increases in appetite. they also ate more snacks - especially ones high in fat and protein. this new research doesn't prove that lack of sleep makes you obese - espec

cassettes are making a come back with millenials. a columbia bee-medicine studentm tries to skip a mid-term but e-mailing a picture of himself in the hospital. his bad attempt to getting out o of his work has made him internet famous. it was posted february 13 and have been shared 3 # thousand times. he was wearing his make-shift oxygen tube saying it was all a joke. joke. > do you like making a come back in the music industry. we are talking about cassette tapes. they first debuted in 1962, but eventually -- people reallyy didn't use them much in h the late mid '6 0s, they were replaced by tv and the ipod. there is a renewed guy commandew for them in hopes ofed attractig millenials. the document back, it's a high note for those who remember the original cassette. i remember the sound being kind of full of feedback and raspy.. it was an old style vintage thing. people would have their walkman on their belt and need they'd listen to mobility so they could travel and walk around the city so they could listen to their music. the cassett

a lot of attention the feel is its a cool, unique, authentic vibe and the younger generations, millenials and gen-xers really are enjoying that." that was chris buckley reporting. the r-s-c-v-a is working with an integrated marketing firm to craft a new campaign aimed at promoting tourism in specific markets across the country. the fight between apple and the fbi is a big talker on capital hill with talks on changing legislation. and costco and nordstrom get high marks from customers. here's america's money... good mornin >>> good morning. topping "america's money" -- an >> the number of companies with shares trading for under $1 is at its highest point in 20 years. >> around 360 stocks open this morning at less than a buck, that's up 38% this year. >> a new survey of customer satisfaction in the u.s. gives high marks to nordstrom, costco and amazon. >> despite its low prices, walmart ranked second to last in the survey. america's least favorite retailer, that would be abercrombie & fitch. >>> and finally the u.s. is no longer home to the most billionaires in the world. >> that distinctio

>> certainly there is a distinction between african-american young women and millenials millenials. she is indeed talking a little bit about, you know what i mentioned in the article for time. and that is talking about sisterhood talking a little bit about her history. she was talking earlier on about her roots from the community and the women she has known and the activism she has done. that's what i have always argued she needs to do. most millenial women weren't alive when she was working in the 1980s. most millenial women didn't know that women couldn't wear pants until she wore pants in the white house. just to talk about her experiences and connect the dots about why she would represent them better and why she would be a good president to represent. >> there is a famous statement about wemt's rights that hillary clinton made back in 1995. it was in beijing of the it's very short, to the point. but it has stuck with her throughout. let's play that. >> women's rights are human rights once and for all. >> one of the key points that you make is that millenials don't remember livin

and millenial men will shell out a lot more than that.they'll spend about 371 dollars to treat their loved one to gifts, events, travel and 3 social media is updating.we'll tell you updating.we'll tell you about changes coming to your twitter timeline.plus, sharing a bed with your pets. we'll tell you what researchers are saying about getting a good night's sleep. cincinnati. here, open minds and when everyone around you is pushing you forward, nothing can stand in your way. and together, that makes us undeniably 3 a big change to your twitter feed means you'll see some tweets out of order.twitter will post items people most want to see on top.a message will pop up on your feed that says *show me the best tweets first*.if you click on that.. the change will be made. twitter says the new timeline will let you see important tweets when you are away. 3 should you let your pet share your blankets and your bed? a recent mayo clinic study found who share their beds with their animals find it beneficial.20 percent admit their pets interrupt their sleep.although.. the study's author says the

along the border with the millenials and i have noticed change.alk to millenials because the culture, you talk about this on your show all the time, music industry, entertainment, like the air you breathe liberalism. so hard i guess not to. kennedy: especially in academia. the ills of socialism and communism are not properly taught. you have academics by and large people never existed in real world and certainly never lived through the soviet-era. which is hard to imagine because it really wasn't that long ago but yes, they promote it as though some sort of utopia. you have college students whose parents have been financially hamstrung for years, steeped in this socialist -- >> it is ridiculous. andrea: we'll not be hamstrung. we have the general. we'll ask your thoughts whether or not we're going back to the vietnam war era during "outnumbered overtime." you stay with us. grab your laptops and go there as well. we're back on noon tv eastern tomorrow. "happening now" starts right now.

new data shows- millenials.... people ages 25 to 34... will retail federation estimates they'll shell out about 140- dollars each... for game day preps.when asked about the most important part of the super bowl.... more than half of millenials said they watch... to catch the half time show... the commercials.... and to have an excuse to get together with friends. 3 we're finally just one day away from the super bowl.the only place to see superbowl 50... is right here... on wltx tomorrow. for full superbowl coverage... you can head to our website wltx dot com. 3 3 three days before the new hampshire primary...gop hopefuls faced off on the debate stage tonight in new hampshire. and the gloves were off as the candidates spoke on everything from trumps's temperment to rumors that carson was going to drop from the race. on a lighter note...the candidates also gave their super bowl picks...and most of the candidates went with carolina, though jeb bush stuck up for denver because quarterback peyton manning likes him.south is february 20th. 3 on

. >>> could it be the end of a breakfast stay neil why millenials are refusing to eat cereal. >> row rude the critics -- how deserving. -- how deserving. moment. new delicious ways to eat your veggies. >> interesting. and into the weekend here cold nights and weather watchers network in the low 30s and 20s when you factor in the wind. and feels like 25 in hanover and 16 degrees in lauren cold night on tap that won't stick >>> on the bz feed 90s tv paps circled this day. >> the debut of fuller house on netflix most of the original cast appears and people have been buzzing about it one critics writes the first four minutes of fuller house are four of the most excruciating tv minutes ever to be broadcast. i think that might be a negative review. >> i bet people who love the show are going to see it anyway. >> i seen the show a lot with my daughter and may have seen it when it was first on too. >> and? >> i am eager to see the show. i want to see if it was good. it's usually pretty good family entertainment. >>> one magician's magic getting attention. >> he he is reading people's minds a

millenial men want to spoil their sweetheart. on average, the americans were celebrating will spend about 180 bucks. millenial men will shell out more than that. 371 dollars on average from gifts to meals and more than half of americans think men should pay the entire bill on valentine's day. chris and kathryn. >> things we do for who have been it happens. >> yeah. >> reporter: i may have to date younger men i am thinking. >> good for you. >> oh, boy. >> thanks jill we appreciate it. >> reporter: nothing chris? >> nothing. >> he pleads the 5th. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: i get it. >> i get it. coming up we have a check of traffic and weather together. >> plus a look at the top stories including a big test for the candidates in the race for the white house. primary results from new hampshire. clear. >> reporter: it's truck day for the boston red sox. that's when they leave for spring training every year. so how much stuff does it take to get the team there? caress presents a fine fragrance breakthrough. the world's only

>> women, so that is amy and millenials. and the number is huge. look at all of the glasses and jugs and cases of wine drank in the u.s. last year the national wine market council says that that is two cases per millennial per year, three glasses were sitting. i'd be on the floor! >> john: wow, because they don't have kids yet and have more time? >> probably. a bunch of reasons. a, wine is good. and, it is not expensive and the average bottle is $7.80 and, when they are -- millenials are expanding their palates and when you build your family, and start growing and have kids, then wine becomes a little more social. >> i guess so. as early as we go to bed you have to drink wine at 2:00 p.m., not that there is anything wrong with that but when you used to be able to stay up to 10:00 or 11:00 it was a different world. >> but i associate millenials with craft beer, to be trending and keg parties and red bull, vodka, that kind of thing. >> john: a little bit. great to e sea you. have a great thursday. we won't talk with you tomorrow, somebody will, we'll

they say sander's biggest challenge will be to get his millenial support group out to the caucus, but his nevada campaign leaders say iowa was a clear example that those feeling the bern shouldnt be underestimated " of the people who showed up to caucus in iowa, it was something like 80 percent were caucusing for bernie, so it is a challenge but its also time for people to stand up and were going to show them that young people are excited and the excitement that were talking about is going to translate on caucus day." miguel martinez- valle, fox5 news local las vegas. nevada's democratic caucus is february 20th and the republican one follows on february 23rd. the woman accused of driving into a crowd on the las vegas woman and injuring dozens will appear in court today. lakeisha holloway faces 71 charges and if convicted, she could be sentenced for more than 1- thousand years... district attorney steve wolfson says the charges reflect the amount of people impacted by holloway's actions. at her last court appearance, holloway's attorneys said that they need more time to review her medi

i don't identify as a millenial and i try to keep that path very -- that part very quiet. a reaganback not as common an clinton baby but i think very much superior. i happen to think, virginia, that we need to get every child to be proud of being an individual, because america, up like any other society on earth, is an individualistic society. it's not a collectivist society, and the collective sentiments of europe and even america's english-speaking cousins, doesn't fit in the america that we know, and america cannot reach a full potential unless people embrace their individualism, and i can tell you as a person from another country who comes to the united states, what we love is that incredible diversity of individuals. i want individuals to be diverse. i'm more interested in the individuals being diverse than the culture being diverse. you're right, we do need to reach out much more to the other side, increasingly america has become polarized, and we need to win the hearts and minds of people, and we shouldn't give up, and i encourage every single one of you to be invol

millenial women live in postfeminist here a.don't have the post '60s, '70s adversarial tone against men. they have a lot of opportunities. they perceive themselves equal. when rhetoric comes out, from testimony nist, anti-men tallet it doesn't work with millenial young women. they don't see that way. they don't see men as enemy or sisterhood solidarity because there is no snead for it. >> that is exactly right but i make another point. barack obama succeeded in 2008 largely because he was blank slate. people could project on him what they wanted to see in him.can-at is more compelling story than first female president. the real problem with hillary she is not a category. people know who hillary clinton is. oh, hillary clinton that woman. they think of hillary clinton who has been on my tv for 30 years. they know who she is. they don't think of her filling a blank box of identity politics the way they kind of could for barack obama. >> here's the problem, the problem with people like gloria steinem who spent entire career who i i

millenials say it is inconvenient. you have to clean it up. peel the lid off or not. you don't need milk. eat it out of there. how lazy could you be. david: cheerios. grew up on cheerios. male coco puffs are not. david: that is is it for "risk & reward" starts now. >> all the intelligence community talk about, sound an alarm, because we see increasingly in our national security work and bureau as significant criminal responsibilities in our increasing situations where we can not, with lawful court orders read communications of terrorists gangbangers, pedophiles, all different kinds of bad people. >> this would be bad for america. it would also set a precedent i believe many people in america would be offended by. it is in our view the software equivalent of cancer. deirdre: the battle between the fbi and apple rages on but something about their stor

they say sander's biggest challenge will be to get his millenial support group out to the caucus, but his nevada campaign leaders say iowa was a clear example that those feeling the bern shouldnt be underestimated " of the people who showed up to caucus in iowa, it was something like 80 percent were caucusing for bernie, so it is a challenge but its also time for people to stand up and were going to show them that young people are excited and the excitement that were talking about is going to translate on caucus day." miguel martinez- valle, fox5 news local las vegas. nevada's democratic caucus is february 20th and the republican one follows on february 23rd. dash cameras are becoming more and not just police are using them. the number of civilians opting to use the recording device has increased. the cameras are able to shoot in a higher quality and faster rates-- and if something goes down... it's often times these dash cam videos that show what really happened. "(sgt. richard strader, metro)there's always those sections of the story that we dont have, and so if we can pull a video

until she commits she is the person who will do it, she is going to lose with millenials.ou look what she is trying to do, her husband overwhelmingly got the youth vote in 1992 and 1996, alexandria. last republican to do it in back-to-back elections was ronald reagan. which is odd another old dude young people rallied around. if they didn't agree with him, what they liked about them, what they like about bernie sanders, he is straight-shooter. you don't have to agree with his views. he is not a weather vane. he has been spouting a lot of these views since year one and hillary clinton in a lot of young people's mind is all over the map. >> i think more offensively with young voters in the election, hillary clinton brought out number of female surrogates gloria steinem and madeleine albright. neil: big mistake. big mistake. big, big mistake. young people are turned off by that. >> they're turned off by conformity culture if you're certain gender you have to vote for hillary clinton for that reason. they completely reject that. on bernie sanders side we know his policies lead

vote and particularly the hispanic millenial vote. it's clear that given his loss today in nevada, that bernie's kids as they call him, did not turp out the way he needs them to. that will be important for him around the country. nevada is not historically a state with high voter turnout at that anyone group. some of the other big states are, like south carolina. >> i'm not big on expectations in the game that's played, particularly for or against the establishment, so-called lame candidates. but for bernie sanders, this has got to feel pretty good, staying in this margin. ed, let me turn to you on this. >> i could not agree with you more. there's going to be nothing to discourage the sanders' people. the clintons do everything they have, traditionally a democrat state, labor unions, losing the hispanic vote is surprising to me. obviously, sanders still has his young voters. i would not be discouraged. they threw every penny, dollar, every volunteer from the clinton campaign was there. at the end of the day, it's about delegates. i as

analysts say millenials will spend the most today for the super bowl.. the national retail federation reports...people ages 25 to 34 will shell out about dollars more than the average. millenials will spend most on food and new t-v's. straight ahead... disaster strikes in taiwan. rescue crews worked through the night and into the morning trying to find people trapped under this deadly mess. taking a live look now at new york city...where the u-n security council is planning to meeting this morning. they'll be discussing north korea's satellite launch in just a couple hours. you're watching good morning las vegas on channel 13. we'll be right back on this into orbit. the launch is widely believed to be a cover for a long-range missile test. this launch comes just a month after north korea claimed to successfully test a hydrogen bomb. the reaction from the u-s--japan and south korea has been swift and unanimous. condemning the rocket launch by north korea. china says it regrets that north korea went ahead with the launch and is urging "all sides to exercis

a: millenial men want to spoil their sweet heart. nerd wallet surveyed thousands of americans about valentine's day. on average--american s who are celebrating plan to spend about 180 dollars. millenial men will shell out a lot more than that... 371 dollars on everyting from gifts to meals. brian and kirsten? > now let's turn it over to crazy? /// demetria obilor > last september, the county broke ground on its northwest beltway build out project, which will turn 215 from craig to hualapai into a fully- functioning freeway. channel 8 viewer, dennis, wanted to get an idea of what things would like when everything is done. here's a drawing of the finished product. the lights at lone mountain and ann will be replaced with interchanges. according to the county, everything is proceeding on track and should be finished by july 2018. right now, crews are laying the the west side of 215 between lone mountain and ann. they're also starting to form the new bridge for the lone mountain interchange. two former gravel pits at lone mountain are be

analysts have determined that millenials likely spent the most on game day. the national retail federation reports...people ages 25 to 34 will shelled out about 140- dollars for the super bowl this year-- that's compared with an overall average spent of 82-dollars. the top items on the shopping list for millenials...food and new t-v's let's check in palmer for a look back at last night's big game. " (best defensive play) cam newtown and his high flying california panthers ran smack into a defensive buzzsaw??. nats sack of cam newtown led by denver broncos linebacker and game mvp von miller-denver rode their defense to a third superbowl championship. nats " the denver broncos have taken super bowl 50 !" 39 year old qb peyton manning-now the oldest quarterback to ever win a superbowl?.. his mother telling espn.com after the game that she hopes her son-who now has 200 wins-the most ever manning has not commented on whether this was his swan song?..but he didn't even need to score a touchdown to win this game?.. the broncos charging out of the gate - with a defen

millenials will spend most on food and new t-v's. drivers says a road sign in north carolina is prophecizing the super bowl's outcome, and a sleepy-eyed intern gets shamed-- photoshop-style-- for napping on the job. here are today's stories... now trending... panthers fans are calling a highway sign in north carolina "a prophecy" about this weekend's super bowl. the sign-- which gives mileage to two small towns-- reads denver- 7, newton- 20. panthers fans say its an omen that their star qb cam newton will emerge victorious this weekend. i'm sure broncos fans disagree, but as an impartial journalist, it's not my place to take sides. (cough) go broncos (cough) excuse me. hall-of- famer jerry rice went undercover... as a driver for the ride-sharing service lyft in san francisco....to have a little fun. at first the passengers are none- the-wiser... "who's your team?....not into sports, man." but eventually, he lets them in on the joke. "im jerry rice...(laughs/hugs) an intern who nodded off at work learned a valuable life lesson.... if

millenials live in their parents' basement.und and say we're the party of diversity, when you see a lot of diversity at the unemployment line. >> there's the mouth to support that if you want to laugh at the facts. the st. louis federal reseven the worst recovery in recorded history. median income has fallen the middle class shrunk the rich gotten richer. everything the kms say they're for changing they promoted and advanced in the past eight years >> look at the candidates. >> why is unemployment under 5% and millions insured. they went up 12 cents from this time last year. >> it does buy you a lot. you're right about that. >> the point that you're making is the same one that democrats make that this is it. we're at full appointment. yeah i hope you're happy with your job and household income. this is the best we can do. >> the message that i'm hearing and we're going to get to this in the next segment the democratic debate last night you would think they're running against george w. bush the sky is falling, wall street's kill

they say sander's biggest challenge will be to get his millenial support group out to the caucus, but his nevada campaign leaders say iowa was a clear example that those feeling the bern shouldnt be underestimated " of the people who showed up to caucus in iowa, it was something like 80 percent were caucusing for bernie, so it is a challenge but its also time for people to stand up and were going to young people are excited and the were talking translate on caucus day." experts say democrats should keep on eye on one candidate who could try for the latino vote, ill tell you who at martinez-valle, nevada's democratic caucus is february 20th and the republican one follows on february 23rd... a man has a medical episode while driving... and his passenger is forced to take over the wheel. this happened just before six tonight on cheyenne and buffalo. police say a man in his 50's was behind the wheel when he had some sort of medical episode. they say the woman passenger had to to take control of the van... and hit ran into this pole. the man was taken to the hospital where he died. the wom

by a reagan baby but that puts me in the millenials pile technically. i don't identify as one and i try to keep that part very quiet. a reagan baby is not as common as the clinton baby but we don't use that hysteria. [laughter] but we need to get every child to be proud to be an individual. because america unlike any other society is an individualistic a society, it is not a collectivist society. the collectivist sentiments of europe doesn't fit in the america of that we know. angeles people embrace their individualism. and those to come to the united states is an incredible diversity of individuals. i am more interested in the individuals in the culture. we do need to reach out much more to the riverside increasingly america has become polarized and we need to win the hearts and minds of people. i encourage every single one of you to be involved in your local community and not condors and talk to your neighbors and go down the street. even if you don't convince the person you will understand who they are to combat that ideology. and it is really import

>> a lot of the millenials are cooking at night. in the morning they don't want to. >> if we had the convenient burritos, we would have done it, too. >> let go my ego. >> froot loops. >> captain crunch. >>> we know robots can do incredible things. what happens when a robot is bullied by a human? look at this video released by boston dynamics. an engineer takes a long pole. more than bullying. beating him up with a pole. uses it to shove this humanoid robot to the ground, atlas. how does he respond in he's back for more. he uses the sensors in his bodies and legs to come back up for more. >> wait till he learns to punch back. >> wait till see he sees "iron man." >> rise of the machines. >>> we have kate doing ellen's impression to her face. >> we'll start with celine dion returning to her stage for the first time since the death of her husband. the crowd giving her a standing stage. she said she still feels his presence. >> he is the only man that i have known all my life. he always made me feel that we were on our first date. we wer

millenials just don't believe voting matters. that's a huge problem. that probably sounds like a depressing non-answer. i think part of the way you solve that, though, is -- this is a terrible word -- you gamify it, you make the data explicit. you show them they're not alone. you show them how many voters there are, how much the potential impact is. i'm wearing this thing which i got as a holiday present and it changes behavior. it's amazing. just tracking and making explicit how many hours i sleep, how many steps i take, how much water i drink, just making some data explicit and easy for me to understand and consume and these nudges to do things, has dramatically changed my behavior. i go for a walk after dinner. i try to go to bed earlier. it's not quite as simple in the civic space. but if this is the kind of technology that we're responsive to as consumers and younger people in particular, we're going to have to build those kinds of tools for the civic space. and there's been a huge underinvestment in that in silicon valley for a very long time. go

how millenials are learning from their parent's mistakes. a new study finds more than half of americans have more emergency savings than credit card debt. a bankrate dot com--- financial analyst says millennials learned from their parents' cautious when it comes to saving. only 22 percent have more credit card debt ---- the lowest it's been in six years. the study also found having linked to less debt and more emergency savings than those without. # life... selfies to help prevent fraud. 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. to use this, you'll download the mastercard identity check app and take a selfie each time you buy online. but you can't use the same photo. the app makes you blink to show that you are actually taking a new picture.### we're now just a few minutes from daytime blue ridge.. for more on what's coming up today-- lets check in with natalie and lindee.# it's a play that will get you talking.. pl

. >> all of the millenials and the young people excited about bernie sanders an old senator and it is fascinating that he has stayed in as long and captured the attention. i would disagree with tray he represents the base of the party. he represent the elizabeth warren wing of the party. ted cruz represents the republicans better but he's pretty extreme too. you have two extremes there who could do quite well in iowa. >> the one thing that's surprising about ted cruz. how well organized he is in iowa but in nes and new hampshire. his organization is unbelievable. he's well organized. he's articulate. his major problem and we're starting to see this he's not very likable. and that starts to really play as a campaign goes on. she's seen as a pony. but ted cruz he's mean and he's just doesn't connect very well with a wide swath of voters. to that point i've talked to ted cruz personally. he is much more likable in person than on the stump. in iowa if he's talking to all of the small groups are they seeing the different ted cruz. i don't know. >> he's got a constitutional issue that's got

why more millenials are ditching texts, for turntables. >> i don't get it. but i am open-minded. and tonight, they meet again, duke and carolina, facing off in round one of the battle of the blues. wral is your hoops headquarters. the evening >>> cars driving themselves, automakers may have a long way to go before they take over the -- road. peter greenburg has the opportunity to drive in one. >> to see where driverless cars is headed we went for a ride with a professor at carnegie mellon university. >> for all of those people saying we will be driving in a driverless car tomorrow, you say -- >> just wait. the magic happens in here. >> despite all of the technology, and decades of research, the driverless car still has a long way to go. >> the biggest nightmare for people like me who work on the technology and then it causes an accident, then what happens. >> the toyota research institute, a billion dollar global initiative from the manufacturer, to fast track the driverless car. >> how do you program human decision making, moral and ethical choices in the car. >> what you are ta

analysts have determined that millenials likely spent the most on game day. the national retail federation reports...people ages 25 to 34 will shelled out about 140- dollars for the super bowl this year-- that's compared with an overall average spent of 82-dollars. the top items on the shopping list for millenials...food and new t-v's elias: the animated family adventure "kung fu panda three" topped the weekend box office its second week out. the sequel -- which stars the voice talents of jack black, kate hudson and bryan cranston -- took in 21- million dollars. the old hollywood comedy "hail ceasar!" starring george clooney came in second...with "the revenant" - riding a wave of 12 oscar nominations - elias: that's a look at your money this morning... your money this morning... coming up after the break... sam's in with central iowa's most accurate forecast... but first...a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at euclid... [current conditions] good morning iowa returns after this. moring iowa in hd. we are iowa's most accurate weather team. good morning io

they are very interested in bernie sanders a lot of millenials moving in his direction. these are potentially first-time voters. how do you think senator clinton handles this going into this, the campaign when bernie sanders is dominating snapchat and getting to core of what a lot of democratic millenials want? >> she needs to run as her authentic self. progressive improvements in this country going back to fdr, harry truman, jfk. to show she has the experience and willing to fight to continue that kind of progress. that is what she needs to do, even though some young people may go for bernie now because they like his idealism and free college, that sort of thing, when the day is done, when she is the democratic party nominee they will end up supporting her. jo ling: you haven't formally endorsed secretary clinton but you have done some fund-raising so where do you stand in throwing your support? >> your viewers should know -- i was governor with bill clinton. i sat next to senator clinton on armed services committee. i am supporting hillary clinton. i like bernie sander

father lingle says, "if you look at the millenial generation, they're not interested in walking into a church with empty pews. if they walk into a parish and you see life, you see vibrant literagies, you see parish programs, they're more likely to connect themselves with that parish and be part of it." still he knows this will be hard, especially for some communities built around the church. father brent lingle, says, "i know it's not going to be easy for everyone to accept everything in that proposal, but i think if we look at it as people of faith and understand that our main priority is our relationship with christ and the church, it puts it in perspective." lukas changes under the proposed plan would take summer of 2017. you can see the maps of the rural churches that would be moved to oratory status... on our website. that's siouxland matters dot com. lukas: the sioux city police department says they've recoverd a "skimming" device from a local gas pump. the cubby's gas station on york street is where the "skimmer" was located by a technicion. it has been removed but police are

they're going for more of the corportate social responsibility angle. if you're trying ot talk to a millenial i would say they're looking at going for something that's more focues on we're a good company and we do good things. last year also featured several ads with a social message.. mcdonalds had a pay with love campaign... but other ads took a more harsh tone most commercial .. this year.. whitaker says companies want to get the social responsibility message across without runing the fun.. so here's a look at some of those ads... budweiser: if you drive drunk you, simply put, are a short- sighted, utterly useless, oxegyn wasting human form of pollution. colgate: nats of commercial. water running death wish coffee: fear not... for tonight we drink in the heart of vallhalla... welcome death!! : if you drive drunk you, simply put, are a short-sighted, utterly useless, oxegyn wasting human form of pollution. colgate: nats of commercial. water running that final ad is from death wish coffee.. they won a small business competition from intuit quick books....since the ad was released.. death wis

analysts say millenials will spend the most today for the super bowl.. the national retail federation reports...people ages 25 to 34 will shell out about 140-dollars...that's 60- dollars more than the average. millenials will spend most on food and new t-v's. still ahead on good morning las vegas.. imagine falling asleep on your first day at work... imagine falling asleep on your first day at work... least of his worries! you're watching 13 action news. more news and weather... tt2wlr=[hk po j# /ml tt2wlr=[hk p!!*n _m$ tt2wlr=[hk p4!j# )[p tt2wlr=[hk px#*&`:.u$ tt2wlr=[hk pt#j'`::u@ tt2wlr=[hk pt#j)`:15$ tt2wlr=[hk pp#j*`:&.8 tt2wlr=[hk pp#j,`:gtx tt2wlr=[hk pl#*.`:n]t tt2wlr=[hk pl#*0`:uk< through monday night and winds could gust to 40mph at times. winds in las vegas won't be as little breezy overnight. the winds will work to mix up the atmosphere and keep temperatures warming from the in areas like henderson and downtown las vegas but overall the mid 40s tonight and then quit rising. highs will peak around 72 filter in from the west late on wednesday

. >>> a new report finds millenials drink more wine than any other generation. my kind of generation. americans age 21 to 38 drank 42% of all wine in the u.s. last year. an average of two cases a person throughout the year. researchers also looked at high frequency drinking, defined as people who drink several times a week, and found millenials also led that category. >>> for tie hards die hards in new as a free lunch. people got a free lunch if they ate out in the 10 degree weather. the tables were full of bundled up customers for the challenge. not only did they get a free lunch, but the restaurant donated the money it would have made to a local rescue mission. all for a good cause. >>> let's get a check of the weather from al. >> impressive. we're checking out facebook.com/today's take. how many of you have liked us since the beginning of today's program? more than 6,000. go to the facebook page and get a chance to win a $500 sears shopping spree. awfully nice. >>> let's look at what we have today. some of the weather, not so nice. we have snow around the gre