mr. sanders: no. the president of the united states, 435 seats come up and a third of the senate every year. my views on intelligence, gun control have been out to therefore many decades. i will tell you an interesting in 1988, iran for the u.s. house as an independent. against -- the gun people said, don't vote for bernie sanders. he believes we should put an end to the sale of assault weapons. i lost the election and that may have been a factor. in congress, i have voted for instant background checks, which is key and i want to see them expanded. people who should not have guns because of criminal backgrounds, mental health issues, we've got to make sure they do not fall into those hands. what the president is trying to do, end the so-called gun show loophole, i am in a good position coming from a rural state to put together that consensus primarily about making steve: filter clinton and others have questioned gun manufacturers' liability. mr. sanders: i have voted with republicans on more than one

mr. sanders: the cover of rolling stone. mark: that is about senator sanders. mr. ers: i would like the votes. we don't expect to get all of them. mark: the magazine will be on newsstands on friday. it will be $5.99. we will get you a free copy. 10 free copies. we want to talk about what you propose and the current environment on wall street. i want you to give me specific examples, current examples. you talked about wall street -- the greed, recklessness and illegal behavior. what is an example of greed on wall street today? mr. sanders: you have wall greed andse recklessness caused the worst economic downturn in the united states, where millions of people lost their jobs and homes. i've never heard of apology. mark: i understand. it still exists? mr. sanders: of course. mark: when you talk about greed -- is there a specific company? mr. sanders: these guys continue to have huge compensation packages. goldman sachs -- i guess he is a billionaire now -- making huge amounts of money after destroying the economy. mark: that is one example. what is a current example of

mr. sanders, mr. sanders spun around and grabbed officer harrington, and the wrestling match was on and mr. sanders was attempting to and in fact did finally get officer harrington's gun out of his holster. >> so you are saying he was able to take the officer's weapon? >> from out of the officer's holster, yes, he was not able to hold onto it and the sister's weapon fell to the ground and was knocked to the ground and mr. sanders and officer harrington were in the wrestling match right there where the weapon was. >> the officer involved deaths of black men such as the shooting death of mike brown or the choke hold death of eric garner have put a spotlight on the issue and in stonewall frances sanders says it matters. the talk. >> have you ever had the talk, how you speak to people, what do you do if you are ever stopped? is that something you had to discuss? >> i think every black in stonewall is still indicating to their children because of the way we had to live in the town. >> knowing that you would

mr. sanders led mrs. clinton by 13 points. an nbc survey last month showed mr. sanders ahead by nine points in new hampshire. the surveys also found mr. sanders, buoyed by the support of independent voters, outperforms mrs. clinton in hypothetical general-election matchups in both states hampshire, mr. sanders, who is from neighboring vermont, beats all three, while in iowa he tops mr. trump and mr. cruz and is tied with mr. rubio. thank you hans, we'll check back in with you on another candidate in our next half hour. otherwise back to you guys on the desk. five people in cedar falls don't have a home this morning after a fire at their duplex. the waterloo- cedar falls courier reports crews responded to 25-16 tremont street shortly after 6 yesterday morning -- that's just east of u-n-i. crews found the fire in a dividing wall between 2 apartments and put it out. 5 of the 6 people living there were home at the time and made it out. investigators haven't released a cause. five teenagers are facing felony charges after waterloo police say they robbed a food-deliver

mr. sanders: that is nonsense. ms. clinton: to tear it up and start over again. sally: the debate brought some of the sharpest exchanges yet among the candidates, with senator bernie sanders touting his newly released universal health care plan. mr. sanders: right now, what we have to deal with is the fact that 29 million still have no health insurance. ms. clinton: i want us to defend and build on the affordable care act and improve it. sally: the candidates also mixed it up on guns. ms. clinton: he voted against the brady bill 5 times, he voted for what we call the charleston mr. sanders: i think clinton knows what she says is disingenuous. sally: clinton took on sanders for reversing his support for a law that shields gun manufacturers from lawsuits. mr. sanders what i said is we : will re-look at it. we are going to re look at it and i will support stronger provisions. mr. o'malley they've both been this issue. i'm the only candidate on this stage who's passed comprehensive gun safety legislation. sally: and sparks flew over who would be toughest on wall stree

mr. sanders: you have received over 600,000 dollars in speaking fees from goldman sachs in one year. and bernie sanders on a debate stage, clinton accusing sanders of flip-flopping on gun control. voted to let guns go on to amtrak, into doing research to figure out how we can save lives. mr. sanders: i think secretary very disingenuous. that is nonsense -- we are not care act. i helped write it. reporter: the vermont senator universal health care that would raise taxes on the middle class. ms. clinton: i have to say sure whether we are talking about the plan you just introduced tonight or the plan congress. didn' you hillary clinton was hoping to avoid -- her husband. mr. sanders: his behavior was deplorable. have i ever said a word about this issue? i have not. i' m going to debate secretary clinton and governor o' malley on the subjects that matter. emily: the nation honoring martin luther king jr. today. boston city leaders hosted their 46th annual mlk breakfast this frank calling joins us live now from the south end. reporter: service projects have become a big part of mlk day. we are

mrs. sanders and mrs. shepherd are here joining us in the chamber tonight. i'm going to ask that they be the only two standing in the upper chamber. i am so grateful that they are, just as the nine we lost must exist in heaven. these two women and the precious little one who was with them that night are proof that we have angels living on earth. please join me in expressing to mrs. sanders and mrs. shepherd, the warmth, the gratitude and above all, the love that the entire state of south carolina feels towards them. [ applause ] >> ethel lance, who despite losing her daughter to cancer, was a woman of love and joy. known for constantly singing her favorite song, one day at a time, sweet jesus, that's all i'm asking of you, she would sing. just give me the strength to do every day what i have to do. just give me the strength to do every day what i have to do. we are a different south carolina than we were one year ago. what we have gone through and not come out changed on the other side. the questions we in

mr. sanders is a lot like many other politicians. strong, ideological, preferences, except when politics does. as it has on gun control. when reality is idea lgically or political inconvenient, he and his campaign talk around t mr. sanders' success so far does not show the country is ready for a political revolution. it proves many progressives like to be told everything they want to hear. that's "the washington post" editorial board. campaign section of the "washington post," in iowa, dash, clinton takes page from sanders. she pivots to fiery pop pew limb after attacks against her rival have fallen flat. with five days to go if you count today, iowa voters will be caucusing on february 1, monday night. coverage here on c-span and c-span2. in 2008, it says, that hillary clinton was broad sided by senator barack obama. super pieror operation on the ground and by the liberal optimism of his message. this time clinton dramatically shifted her field operation to try to replicate obama's success. she has continued to struggle to connect w

mr. sanders led mrs. clinton by 13 points. an nbc survey last month showed mr. sanders ahead by nine points in new hampshire. the surveys also found mr. of independent voters, outperforms mrs. clinton in hypothetical both states among registered voters. in new hampshire, mr. sanders, who is om neighboring vermont, beats all three, while in iowa he tops mr. trump and mr. cruz and is tied with mr. rubio. democratic presidential candidates hillary clinton and sen. bernie sande are in a statistical tie in both iowa and new hampshire, according to the latest nbc news/walalstreet journalalaris t college poll.the polls, which both had a margin of error of +/- 4.8 percent, showed that clinton had 48 percent among likely iowa caucus-goers, compared to sanders' 45 percent and former maryland gov. martin o'malley's 5 percent. in new hampshire, however, the poll found sanders had 50 percent among likely primary voters, compared to clinton's 46 percent and o'malley's 1 percent. the close results of the polls highlight the challenges the clinton campaign facece five people in

mr. sanders' approach to the devicive message that he's sending concerning the wealthy and those who are considered to be entrenched in poverty. if everyone is so worried about the wealth of the less than 1% of the population, then my question is why do they keep going to enrich these companies that have all the wealth? why do they keep going on and buying these expensive iphones and gas guzzling trucks and car. running to wal-mart to purchase everything the those are the people that it seems to me mr. sanders is targeting in terms of being approaching the distribution of wealth. >> thank you for the call. we'll get a response. >> there are two different issues. one is the rising level of income and equality. and the question as to whether there's still a vibrant middle class in the country. everybody talks about the importance of the middle class. in 2012 i was walking through a department store and -- because i do analysis for kccbi, a local cbs station here, and a woman came from around the corner of the cash register and she said you have to speak for us. she said you have to talk fo

mr. sanders. -- mr. sanders going when we think about dr. king's vision, what dr. king said is we have got to combat racism but we have also got to combat income and wealth inequality. >> injustice does not solve itself. we must solve it. we must make good on the promise of equal opportunity for all. carol: last night, the candidates took to the debate three stage in charleston. michael: the legacy of doctor king brought furman university udents to the cancer survivor's park in greenville. as part of the mlk day of service, students in the greek system cleared away debris from the boardwalk and along the river. students say they wanted to spend the day helping others as dr. king asked people to do. >> he preaches be kind to others and come out together with brothers and sisters. and i think that shows the best with us coming together and just helping out our community and help out. >> mlk day of service is important to me because despite our religious, cultural and other upbringings we can all , come together and set one common goal of making greenville better. mic

mr. sanders: again, it's the same question. and guys i gotta tell ya this in all due respect, not what the american people wanna hear. the american people are working 50, 60 hours a week. their wages are going down. their kids will have a lower standard of living than they do. i don't wanna get into these personal characterizations of secretary clinton. let me repeat again and i mean this from the bottom of my heart. i have known secretary clinton for 25 years. this is a distinguished woman who has worked for many, many years. i like secretary clinton. we have differences of opinion on important issues. and those are the kinds of, kind of campaign that i will wage dealing with the issues that impact the american people, not making characterizations about my opponent. >>amanda: some pretty passionate words being spoken there. as we mentioned, the race between these two is all going to come down to turnout. and not just in numbers, but also where specifically these voters, the young ones in particular, where they go. >>sabrina: t

mr. sanders and mrs. clinton. as i pointed out before on this game. and hillary clinton has an amazing ground game that senator reid put in place years ago that is still very powerful. i would agree with that. i think a lot of people think nothing is happening on nevada on the democratic side but she has worked very quietly and has done what she needs to do with the grassroots effort and with bernie sanders, it's been phenomenal. he's tapped into the young across the state, and i cannot tell you how energized that population in this state is. and i think it's wonderful. if people get out and vote for any of the candidates running, i think that's healthy for america. and i think these campaigns have generated some real enthusiasm to follow through and participate. i do find it interesting because with the organize for amerigroup that led the ground game they and that hillary and bernie more so hillary does have senator reed to thank for that. bernie sanders has tapped into a whole another generation. i don't necessarily agree with his mouth. you can te

mr. sanders. >> reporter: sanders rise in the first state to vote comes in advance of hillary clinton. while clinton may be second, she's spending time reminding voters of her first time experience. >> and i offer you my experience and my judgment about how best that job should be done. >> reporter: over the weekend, clinton scored the endorsement of iowa's des moines register: but it's too earl troy tell -- will take the lead. error. but a rival pole shows sanders leading by a much bigger margin up to five points. tonight's cnn town hall will not include a debate state instead each candidate will already be looking ahead to new hampshire but even in the granite state, polls show sanders on top. what's interesting it's going to be one factor we heard about over the weekend. that's the fact that new york mayor mike michael bloomberg may jump into the race. just when you think you've heard it all and you think you know where this race will go, something like this may spin it on it head. >> it's a special election we're watching. the republicans have another debate on thursday. and this m

mr. sanders is going to get the democratic nomination, and mr.l probably more likely be running against mr. trump mr. trump, i don't see him getting the nomination. ya personally alienated so much of society and it's just impossible. that's my personal feelings that i think if anyone is practically thinking would be feeling the same way. but my question is, if my predictions are right and we are looking at mr. sanders presidency, how far off to the left do you think you'll go off the democratic agenda? because you're right, i personally feel once again as you mentioned, his ideologies and platform is pretty much aligned with the democrats. >> guest: yes, a good question, and i think the answer is it wouldn't go very far left of the democratic agenda at all. i think they are based on the same page. he said economic populist, he has been for 40 years and he would change his tune on the. you could expect them to go after wall street which the democrats want to do anyway. they passed dodd-frank. they would try to strengthen the. sanders would do the.

mr. sanders: no regrets at all. i would argue that the reason we are doing well is that people understand we are trying to run a different kind of campaign. not one of personal attacks. one of dealing with the real issues facing the american people and the real issue is that the american middle class is disappearing, that almost all new income in wealth is going to the top 1%, and that we have a corrupt campaign finance system that allows billionaires to buy elections. i will talk about the issues impacting the middle class and working families and i'm not going to be edge gauged in personal attacks against secretary clinton or anybody else. questioner: one of your young reporters told secretary clinton that many of his young friends feel that she's dishonest. polls show she struggled with that as well. when it come to characteristics that make a good president, do you view secretary clinton as dishonest? mr. sanders: that's the same question. guys, i got to tell you this. with all due respect, i mean this. it's not

mr. sanders: i am not a math .ajor there is no one way to get the same solution. what works in indy, may not work in dallas, but we are working towards the same goal. often times, people making crazy decisions have never set foot in the inner-city, unless it is a photo op. what about the people really doing get an really pushing the envelope? those living get day by day, month by month. we see the single father, the single mother. he sees no way up, no way out. he is willing to work, but can find no employment. there is no one way to do this. i just wish there were people like you who take the initiative. i looked in your eyes, and said, you said,ou do this -- i want to provoke change. that is what you are doing. there are a lot of people who and it is nott even october. the man i am sitting by, i tell you, he is real. i would not waste my time. i have a wonderful life. i would not waste my time to come here had i thought and known that he was trick-or-treating. it is real, authentic, i love what you stand for. we will provoke change. if we could have more help in

mr. sanders and has come to the forefront of the parties in politics. primarily because of the general electorate that is angry at what has been going on and a a lot of rhetoric that people have bought into, but in any event, i personally feel that esther sanders is going to get the democratic nomination and mr. trump will probably the his opponent. he has personally alienated so much of society, i just don't see it possible. my question is, if my predictions are right and we are as the at mr. sanders president, how far to the left do you think he would go on the democratic agenda? you are right, i personally feel as you mentioned, his ideologies are pretty much aligned with the democrats. question and i think the answer is it would not go very far left of the democratic agenda at all. they are basically on the same page. he is an economic populist, he would not change his tune on that. you could expect him to go after wall street. they want to raise the minimum wage to $15, that is across the board. reform,t immigration sanders would want to do that, h

mr. sanders. a small turnout helps crews and clinton. in other news kentucky' s first female and first african-american state senator georgia davis powers was 92 years old. the president of the kentucky naacp says powers died this morning in louisville. she was the key leader in the fight to end segregation. davis powers served 21 years and is an inductee of the kentucky civil rights. >> the attention on water supply safety and in other parts of the country causing people to turn to bottom water. you might be surprised with the epa has to say about the debate over tapwater versus bottled water. it depends on how it is treated. this is what cincinnati waterworks had to say about the issue. >> they meet regulations and have a good water quality. >> an estimated 16,000 lines are made of lead an old homes. although procedures minimize the lead coming from the pipes they still pose a risk. it is a project that could cost $300 million and several years to complete. local officials are talking about what can be done to fix the western hills via

mr. sanders: we are going to make american history on monday night. alyx: at a rally in cedar rapids, the vermont senator stressed that he believes he will win monday night if voter turnout is high. sanders also criticized the tone saying she brings forth false statements about his voting record. another big day in politics for iowa. it's last day to campaign before the first in the nation causes. carly fiorina, mike huckabee, rick santorum, chris christie, ted cruz, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley will be making stops in the metro. donald trump, marco rubio, rand paul, jeb bush, and ben carson will also be in the state. still ahead on "kcci 8 news this morning weekends," clinton one-on-one. what the democratic candidate had to say about her controversial e-mail scandal, and how she plans to move the country forward if elected. one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. all of us have a responsibility, to ourselves, to our children, to each other. we intend to be sure that everybody in this

mr. sanders: if we have a large voter turnout, we will win, and we will win big. michael: donald trump is scheduling to be in iowa tomorrow. and this primary season, the voters a looking to sprir candidate to eight carol: patrick is here with more about what you need tohat trick: the voter registration deadline for republicans was last wednesday, but for democrats looking to be a part of the process on february 27, the deadline is tonight at midnight. south carolina gets a lot of attention as the firsth primary, providing potential momentum to the candidate that wins, but in recent years, the voter turnout has been o the down slide. >> i do vote, yes. >> participation as a whole seems to be suffering, but we still plan for as strong as we ever have. patrick: and in the latest south carolina democratic primary poll points, and if senator sanders wins in iowa and new hampshire, all eyes will be on south carolina on february 27 to see if hillary clinton holds her lead. if you are not registered yet, you have until midnight tonight. go to scvotes.org and register some

mr. sanders: i think secretary clinton knows what she says is very disingenuous. weijia: fiscal policy and healthcare reform also dominated the discussion here in charleston. mr. sanders: in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, we should have healthcare for every man, woman, and child as a right. ms. clinton: there are things we can do to improve it but to tear it up and start over again, debate i think is the wrong direction. weijia: former maryland governor was also on the stage, but struggled to get a word in. >> i don't think there has been a single debate where people left saying they heard too much from martin o'malley. weijia: a new poll gives clinton a big lead nationwide over both democratic rivals, but sanders was unimpressed, and quickly mentioned he is winning in the new hampshire polls and is tied in iowa, where voters are set to caucus in just two weeks. weijia jiang, cbs news, charleston, s.c.. elizabeth: bernie sanders was the top candidate discussed on both twitter and facebook, according to reps from both social media companies. so

mr. sanders: the difference is, i think it's just too late for establishment politics and the crisis we face today. sally: the latest polling shows sanders' lead widening in the granite state. mr. sanders: this is the campaign that has the energy, has the momentum and can create a large voter turnout to bring us to victory. sally: politico's glenn thrush says it's a classic tortoise and hare dynamic, she has the organization, he has the enthusiasm. >> the question is going to become over the next few days is if we keep seeing sanders , pulling away in new hampshire, will we be hearing from the clinton people a sense that she's not going to compete fully in new hampshire. sally: on the republican side another iowa poll is out showing the race between donald trump and ted cruz is locked in a tie. shaina: the new cnn/orc poll gives trump an 11 point lead over crews in iowa. cruz has 37% of likely caucus-goers, trump has 26. marco rubio is the only other republican in double digits with but when you look at only previous caucus goers, the race is neck and neck. cruz with 30, trump at 28, and rub

mr. sanders and clinton are saying. what did wall street do wrong?savings to buy into income streams and become business parts ners partners to some of the best in the world. they're highly paid and so are plastic surgeons, real-estate agents. this is just few sour grapes. they did not do anything wrong. >> here is what they're saying is wrong. it's so stupid and saying that banks lent money to people that could not pay them back. banks were stupid and part of a whole bubble and that somehow is fraud for giving people money. >> they should not have borrowed the money. >> they're saying that they did this deliberately. >> by the way, jerry will you pipe down? what are your thoughts on this? >> i agree on charles. >> which charles? >> mr. payne. the reason is the practical affects that have been put on and laid on to the industry. people cannot get loans and, you you know, they can not talk about the the banks that they want to do business with and the red banks and blue banks have gotten out and there's a lot of players. >> did the banks do anything c

sanders. it is creating a political revolution >> political experts say mrs. clinton may have under estimated mr. sanders. >> she hasn't done anything wrong with her campaign. she hasn't made mistakes. if anything, perhaps she is under appreciated how popular sanders would be. >> at today's event the gloves seemed to remain on with no direct attacks against sanders. >> but i am confident that we can convince the american people to elect a democrat to follow president obama. >> mrs. clinton said this is a time when people start paying attention to the election. new hampshire voters have 18 more days before the first in the nation primary. in rochester, new hampshire, wcvb newscenter 5. afternoon a dozen crosses were place today honor the 12 marines lost when the two sea last week. among the victims 23-year-old corporal christopher orlando of hingham, massachusetts. orlando and the other 11 victims were officially declared dead yesterday after nearly a week of searching turned up nothing. governor charlie baker ordered flags throughout the state to fly at half s

mr. sanders, what concerns us is not that mr. nders' program to tackle these issues is radical, but they are not very well thought out. we are far from the only one to point out that his health care plan rests on unbelievable assumptions how much he could slash health care costs without affecting the care ordinary americans get. they also go on to say he would use higher taxes on wall street and the rich, such as free college for all, but he has no plausible plan for plugging looming deficits. a solution to the complex international crisis, the united states must manage to hand it off to others. there is no such cavalry. this might not distinguish him from the other politicians. that's part of the point. his campaign isn't based on a new vision as one of the new tactic known as overpromising. harold from ohio, good morning. caller: how you doing, sir. host: fine. caller: i appreciate c-span. you just had trump speech on without any cutting in. i tried to watch it on cnn last night. that was an absolute, positively disgrace. they r

mr. sanders since i've been in : the congress, i have voted for short, strong, background checks , and i want to see them expanded. people who should not have guns because of criminal backgrounds, because of mental illness, we have to make sure that guns do not fall into those hands. elizabeth: you can catch the entire interview with vermont senator bernie sanders sunday morning at 10:30, right after face the nation. eric: meantime, clinton's campaign is taking steps to surge past sanders. from sanders' home state to stump for clinton here in the hawkeye state. governor peter shumlin told a crowd of about 100 at the ankeny democrats winter banquet he has a good relationship with senator sanders, but he thinks hillary clinton is the more experienced candidate for the job. police in johnston are warning about a scam involving the upcoming iowa caucuses. an elderly johnston resident says a caller claimed to be with the iowa caucus. that same caller then said the caucus would take place in january instead of february 1. and that he would need to meet with the resident in person. johnston pol

mr. sanders has support with the younger generation. they are idealistic, as you usually are when you are young. that we don'ture disappoint them this time. hillary clinton will be speaking shortly from the university of iowa. singerl be introduced by demi lovato. taking your calls right now out of the bernie sanders campaign event. schuyler calling from mason city, illinois. democrat. you so much for taking my call. i've been watching the general news station for a while but i very much appreciate c-span for having a broader perspective on what is going on in the country, more detailed and how our candidates are actually voting. i very much like and want to believe in bernie sanders. and wheres comments he wants us as a country to go, and moving away from wealth inequality. i feel like personally, though, i want to hear him speak more in debates on how he is going to pay for these things. , and i very voter much -- host: have you voted before? yes, i voted for obama last time. i was a waitress for a long time. it's not the restaurant t

mr. sanders: beg, borrow, kidnap, do whatever you have to do. kidnapping illegal here in iowa? reporter: and hillary is bringing out the big guns. bill clinton is here in iowa campaigning for his wife. their daughter chelsea joins mom weekend. brandi hitt, abc news, des loins iowa -- des moines iowa. tom: while most of the focus is on iowa right now, republican presidential candidate john kasich will campaign in new he has town hall meetings planned for merrimack, keene, and peterborough. marco rubio will get support in new hampshire tomorrow from a man who was once his competitor. george pataki will campaign on rubio' s behalf in nashua. shelley: on the campaign trail , candidates talk about their positions on the issues and it doesn' t leave much time to find out about the real person behind the candidate. with that in mind, wmur held candidate cafes, a chance for undecided voters to get to know those running for the highest office. please do join us this sunday at 1:00 p.m., for an encore presentation of candidate cafe, that will be right here on wmur. tom: coming up, after

mr. sanders: if people say we like bernie, we like his ideas, but he just can' t win, that is really not accurate. tom: the vermont senator referenced a number of polls showing support for him, including this week' s wmur-cnn granite state poll that showed over clinton with new hampshire voters. candidate martin o' malley also spent today campaigning in new hampshire. here you see the former maryland the tilt' n diner. shelley: former florida governor jeb bush was on the attack tonight criticizing gop frontrunner donald trump. bush continued campaigning today in new hampshire with several events throughout the state. wmur' s mike cronin joins us live with more on what he had to say. mike: when it came to the issues bush talked about defeating isis and strengthening the economy. when it came to his republican competition bush had some strong words and says he' s counting on voters who haven' t chosen their candidate. jeb bush is on the campaign trail in rochester friday night with his wife and son. he' s trying to win over voters from the gop front runner. mr. bush: their definition of st

mr. sanders is not a brave truth teller," they wrote. "he is a politician selling his own brand of fiction by obscuring the true cost of his generous proposal." do they have a point in do voters deserve to have more specifics about how much more in taxes they would pay in a sanders' administration? >> well the answer is voters deserve as much information as we can possibly give them. >> reporter: senator sanders has released some details. he'd finance free public college tuition with tax on what he calls "wall street speculators." he'd finance his medicare for all health care plan by charging businesses a 6% income-based premium. individuals would pay 2%. republicans to raise taxes? >> i think we can convince the american people, in the year 2016, all of our kids should be able to go to public colleges and universities tuition-free. >> reporter: the editorial plays right into a case that clinton makes that campaign events like this one all the time. she argues that his ideas look good on paper but will never work in the real world. by no

mr. sanders: today, the inevitable candidate does not look quite so inevitable as she did 8.5 months ago. sally: clinton has picked up an endorsement from the human right' s campaign, the country' s oldest lgbt organization. live in washington, sally kidd, wcvb newscenter 5. j.c.: anybody outside today knows it is cold but it was the wind that made you step back a little bit. phil: harsh. j.c.: that is a good word. it was dry and sunny. m not complaining. phil: what she is trying to shovel. m ok with it. harvey: you can see it is cold behind us. the windchill is only seven in boston and around zero in worcester. it is always the wind. the sky looks nice. in boston, it is nice to see a little more daylight left as those afternoons stretch out. that is a steady 25 mile-per-hour wind. we have had gusts over 50 miles per hour. fall river, almost 50 miles per hour. boston, 47 miles per hour. the wind advisory still in effect until 7:00 tonight but it will just be windy after that, just not as severely windy. elevations help with the wind. worcester, 44 mile per hour winds. same thing in the be

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