mrs. clinton: despite what you america great again. great. [cheers] whole again. need to be tearing down barriers. >> tonight i wanted hillary to win, and she made it. i am very happy about it. nigel: clinton also used the big win to highlight issues she says she is fighting for. raising the middle class, affordable, higher education, creating more jobs, and more. mrs. clinton: don't you think it's time for equal pay for equal work? and let's break down the barriers that stop our children we need to support great teachers and great schools in every zip code. [applause] nigel: so of next is super tuesday. that is a bunch of states all of the country, many in the southeast, including georgia. they will be heading to the polls. hillary clinton's campaign staff hopes tonight's big win gives the momentum they need. michael: what we make of tonight's's results? carol: she is our political analyst danielle vinson, who has been with us all evening. we certainly appreciate it. this was called quickly for hillary clinton. she won big. bigger than you thought? danielle: i thi

mrs. clinton's material is classified after the fact that is protective of mrs. n. >> the state department ig subpoena of the clinton foundation is a separate track looking at kecks between speeches and payments and actions. >> yes. there is a criminality investigation into her cash investigations and from china, saudi enemies, you name it, they were paying the clintons off. again, i think this debate was the thing that wasn't barking is the criminal investigation ov overhangi overhanging mrs. clinton. >> we have a panelist, if you had $100 in chips would you say the fbi recommends an indictment? >> i would say there will be an indictment and maybe other officials and used to be in the administration and people need to be talking about what happens if she's forced out of the race. it's that serious. >> incoming weeks? >> the fbi is screaming you have to read between the lines but the filing this week and reporting by fox news suggests it is imminent. >> tom, thank you for the time. >> final thoughts from tonight's democratic debate panel, right after the break. >>

mrs. clinton seems to have comfortable lead. senator sanders is showing some strength in the areas where he has shown strength elsewhere in the country. college communities, among younger voters, many of whom are angry and frustrated over the direction of the economy. mr. trump continues to lead in -- his leadough he has narrowed. one of the more recent in-state public polls showed him narrowly ahead of senator rubio, about six percentage points. we have senator cruz in third place and senator -- excuse me, kasich way back. , estate that reflects the nation as a whole, is something of a reflection of this national race. county in terms of student population, fairfax county, closing tuesday. the administration is expecting a huge turnout. what about the rest of the state? >> to your point, at least 20 school systems will be closing on tuesday to accommodate polling. there will be another -- number of other school systems opening late to accommodate polling. virginia is not a state in which voters register by party. to simultaneou

mrs. clinton's material is classified after the fact that is protective of mrs. >> the state department ig subpoena of the clinton foundation is a separate track looking at kecks between speeches and payments and actions. >> yes. there is a criminality investigation into her cash investigations and from china, saudi enemies, you name it, they were paying the clintons off. again, i think this debate was the thing that wasn't barking is the criminal investigation ov overhangi overhanging mrs. clinton. >> we have a panelist, if you had $100 in chips would you say the fbi recommends an indictment? >> i would say there will be an indictment and maybe other officials and used to be in the administration and people need to be talking about what happens if she's forced out of the race. it's that serious. >> incoming weeks? >> the fbi is screaming you have to read between the lines but the filing this week and reporting by fox news suggests it is imminent. >> tom, thank you for the time. >> final thoughts from tonight's democratic debate panel, right after the break. here

mrs. clinton: thank you. >>pat: a more forward thinking >>mrs. clinton: wow! thanks so much. >>pat: type of overall vision for country >>mrs. clinton: thank you all. >>pat: and not make it so much about herself >>mrs. clinton: thank you. >>pat: and her own qualifications which are already quite apparent. i think she needs to move away from the >>mrs. clinton: hello, burlington. (chuckling) >>pat: you know, feminism message. >>pat: not that it's a bad message. it's just that all the people who would vote based on that type of stuff are already with her anyway so it's not like she's reaching out to anybody new. so i think she needs to, to maybe make it a little bit more about the kind of economic and equality stuff that sanders does, but i think just have a general sense of where, where the democratic party is gonna move the country moving forward in one cohesive message as opposed to lots of little issue points here and there. >>sabrina: well, even in the debate on thursday night and in many other instances she keeps bringing up president obama saying that she's the clear succ

mrs. clinton now. a very close race. >> i am honored to stand in the long line of american reformers who make up our minds that the status quo is not good enough, that standing still is not an option, and that brings people together to find ways forward i look back over the years of my involvement from that very first job i had at the children's defense fund and i know -- [ cheers and applause ] i know what we're capable of doing. i know we can create more good-paying jobs and raise incomes for hard-working americans again. i know that we can finish the job of universal healthcare coverage for every man, women and child! [ cheers and applause ] i know, i know we can combat climate change and be the clean energy super power of the 21st century. [ cheers and applause ] i know we can make our education system work for every one of our children, especially those who come with disadvantages. i know we can make college affordable and get student debt [ cheers and applause ] and i know we can protect our righ

mrs. clinton to be rather euphoric, lou. this was the turn around she needed after her resounding loss in new hampshire. i expect her and her husband and daughter to be quite pleased. as well they should be. i mean, look, she needed this. if she had lost this, the whole race would have been thrown into a tail spspin for her. whether or not bernie sanders can maintain the momentum of his movement. the mill ep yells continue to come out for him. she's got the nuts and bolts of this race down. she's locked down the black vote, looks relatively intact for her going into south carolina and across south. she is in a position now where she's grinding it out. can she surmount the passion and loyalty of the bernie sanders support? it looks like it's going to be an ugly win for her as it was today in nevada. remember, when you look at the breakdown of what she did on the ground, she and her team really fought much harder on the ground in nevada especially in las vegas, especially on the strip. they got harry reid, all powerful in neva

mrs. clinton records.se are our records, the taxpayer records that should have been searched and produced to judicial watch and other requesters and all of the requests were thwarted by what she was doing with the separate e-mail system. think of the outrageous expense by the court. this is what the court said. the expenses by the court, by the government, by groups like judicial watch, it is something mrs. clinton set up. >> as a taxpayer, spend the money. the public right to know takes precedence here, we are being treated as if this is an elite branch of monarchy that is too royal for us to even be remotely worthy of them. i mean, this is gut-wrenching to watch this kind of nonsense go on in an american government. we are way over time. let me ask you this, tom. why is it necessary for you to bring a lawsuit? why don't we have an inspector general who is working here to drive toward the truth and to secure the records of that period in office? why isn't the fbi moving quickly here? why is there a slowdo

mrs. clinton of some 16 years. they have one child, chelsea, aged 11. now you can see mrs. clinton. [applause] you can hear the supporters from new hampshire, arkansas, a contingent from new jersey, new york, chanting "we want bill." >> clinton gave me an exclusive interview. he is willing to take his message of reclaiming the middle class to the south. in georgia on march 3 and super tuesday, march 10. these reporters in this room numbering some 500. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you very much. let me say that while the evening is young and we don't know yet what the final tally will be, i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. [applause] >> thank you. >> there are so many people i withto thank, beginning the person who is up here with me tonight. [applause] >> without whose love and years,hip over nearly 20 i would not be here tonight and would not be fit to be here tonight. [applause] say that i just can't wait now to take this campaign across the country. [applause] wait to win the

mrs. clinton has 43 percent... o'malley has 1 percent.up highway 75 in plymouth county... mrs. clinton has 55 percent... berniesanders has 45 percent...and o'malley has 0 percent.and in sioux county... all precincts have reported with clinton garnering 48 percent...sanders has 51 percent... and o'malley has 1 percent. 3 3 statewide... republicans have been voting and choosing between 12 candidates for their party's nomination. with 53 percent of precincts reporting. at this point it looks like ted cruz may become this year's winner.the rest of the top six statewide at this point are as follows...cruz with 28 percent donald trump with 24 percent marco rubio with 23 percentben carson with 9 percentrand paul with 5 percentand jeb bush with 3 percent.in woodbury county... wiht 100 percent counted... carsonrick santorumand paulin plymouth county... the top 6 aretrumpcruzrubiocarson bushand pauland in sioux county... the top six are cruzrubiocarson trumppauland santorum 3 we've learned now that based on the results out of iowa... democratic candidate martin o'malley has dropped outand

mrs. clinton of some 16 years, they have one child, chelsea, age 11, who is not here tonight. the crowd beginning to chant. now you can see mrs. clinton. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: tom and kathy, you can hear the supporters from new hampshire, arkansas a contingent from new jersey, new york chanting, we want bill, we want bill. at 7:40 tonight, governor clinton gave me an exclusive interview. he said he's ready to take his message of reclaiming the middle class to the south. that's where the next test for him lies in maryland and georgia, on march 3rd, super tuesday, march 10th. the supporters in this room numbering 500 about to hear governor clinton, their candidate. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> let me say that -- >> you're welcome. >> while the evening is young. and we don't know yet what the final tally will be i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. there are so many people i have to than

mrs. clinton: i know some of you are still shopping. [laughter] mrs. clinton: i like to shop, too. mr. o'malley: i'm not capable of real chance to create a large voter turnout and i doubt it will be as high as 2008 -- wish it was, but i don't think it will be. but i think it will be high enough for us to win here in iowa. mrs. clinton: i have been on the front lines since i was your age! i have been fighting for kids and women and the people that behind a chance to make the most out of their own lives. trail, we are tracking something we "follow the money," trackin jui stwa ps icwakelkd inusg home. the ncr oithssisants f uorp ftwouo r brbueackkfs,as w bear attacked. it devoure with one swipe, nts. d one of the croissa th en jack showed upof the beast and took care . , so i could escape and atkf'sas wt hacrt oihassppanent.ed to your brthea and yours? it survived.it with yourself. fr eshlyshare ke sd auegsag gewi,th ham and sharyl: they spent 2015 binging on government pork, that is, wasting your tax dollars. the watchdog citizens against government waste tracked the top offenders and ha

mrs. clinton's camp, as much as bernie's camp.d -- >> well, i also think female voters are affected by the same thing that male voters are, insofar as they don't find hillary trustworthy, as has been mentioned, and she's also running a pretty confused campaign. she wants to be associated with president obama. yet she can't be as progressive as bernie. she tends to be as progressive. so, look, she's just, she's not a strong candidate. >> but mary, if you're like me and you're emily's list e-mail list, i don't know how i got on it, but i am, and this is the fund-raising arm of the feminist movement, and they're very powerful and very influential in the democratic party. they're all in for hillary clinton, okay? she is their candidate. and i think that represents sort of the institutional wing of the feminist movement. and so, they're bringing this to bare. done you think, in the end, that's going to help hillary clinton, particularly, as we move on to these other states? >> absolutely. that's why it's so funny, when commentators tal

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mrs. clinton: i know some of you are still shopping. [laughter] mrs. clinton: i like to shop, too. mr. o'malley: i'm not capable of doing q&a in iowa from a seat. sen. sanders: i think we stand a real chance to create a large voter turnout and i doubt it will be as high as 2008 -- wish it was, but i don't think it will be. but i think it will be high enough for us to win here in iowa. mrs. clinton: i have been on the front lines since i was your age! i have been fighting for kids and women and the people that have been left out and left behind a chance to make the most out of their own lives. sharyl: now from the camampaign trail, we are tracking something we "follow the money," tracking sharyl: they spent 2015 binging on government pork, that is, wasting your tax dollars. the watchdog citizens against government waste tracked the top offenders and has now revealed its "porker of the year," as online vote. in 2015, housing and urb development secretary julian castro took tough questioning from republican blaine luetkemeyer, who said castro failed to have a grip on the books in his own

mrs. clinton's name. mrs. clinton used her private server for all of her governmental email. claims that was completely legal. >> well it is certainly not legal for her to have caused top secret information to go to this non-secure site. who did she talk to with the top secret information with, aside from her aides. the president himself. the president himself sending her email, he must see up there. doesn't say state.gov. it says, clinton. martha: the question becomes what the department of justice does, and how much longer it will take fbi to make conclusion from their investigation here. what do you think the time frame is? >> jim comey, director of the fbi told us in october he expect ad recommendation by january 15th. that is a month ago. in fairness to him and to the fbi, they keep going down these rabbit holes and find more things to investigate. the investigation alone about whether or not she gave favors to foreign governments who hired her husband to give speeches and contributed to the clinton foundation, that investigation alone has hundreds of thousands of pages

mrs. clinton in an interview. mrs. clinton: what happened in charleston to those nine faithful people should not happen again, and it should not have happened to them. i am happy to have the support of the mothers who have lost some children to police or gun crime, and we have to close will be called the charleston loophole, because that allowed the killer to get the gun that he was not really entitled to that, because of the restriction on the amount of time you can have to investigate his michael cole is much more from nigel tomorrow night on wyff news 4 at 5:00. carol: days before the primary, they are focusing on a different part of the state. patrick hudson -- patrick hussion is here with more. patrick: some come to the upstate, write to us, but not the case this week for the democrats. bernie sanders was in greenville, but over the last year, they have logged over 60 visits. >> there are not a whole lot of democrats in the upstate. we have a few pockets of them, but if you survey the elected officials in the upsta

meanwhile, former president bill clinton facing tough questions about his relationship over the years with mr. trump. abc's cecilia vega is in florida tonight, one-on-one with bill clinton, and how he answered those questions about trump. >> i need your help on saturday. >> reporter: tonight, hillary clinton in nevada -- >> i'm hoping to get your support in the caucus on >> reporter: -- bracing for yet another embarrassment in a state she can't afford to lose. hillary clinton was supposed to be here in florida today. instead, she stayed in nevada. this is who showed up in her place. >> we keep rewarding people who tell us things they know they can't do, because it pushes our hot buttons. we can't go forward together. >> reporter: bill clinton going after bernie sanders and coming under fire himself from this trump supporter. >> you liked his money. you took his money. >> i certainly did. >> reporter: the former president, firing right back. >> i took his money for my foundation, where i used it to -- better than he's using it now, i guarantee you. >> reporter: later, i asked clinton about nev

mrs. clinton. he said something needs to be done to help the poor. >> i happen to believe we need real welfare reform but the goal of welfare reform is to get peopop to stand on ththr own two feet to help them and get them jobs and the training they need to help them get the child care they need so they health care they need as well. the most vulnerable people in the country. >> sanders is going to be in oklahoma and he is not leaving south carolina he will return on friday. >>> donald trump continues to maintain his lead as the parties front runner. his opponents are looking to super tuesday to try and gain momentum. >> be confounded republican party establishment they wish what happens in vegas stays in vegas but donald trumums march to the nomination would be hard to bet against. today the victor was in virginia one of 12 states with contest next tuesday. >> we had an exciting evening last night. >> in nevada trump ran the table winning almost every category of voter. highly educated, poorly edu

mr. clinton met with local leaders to disucss issues facing communities statewide. mr. clinton also highlighted the importance of community colleges. 3 "that i was the first president ever to deliver a commencement address to a community college. i love these places and i am glad to be here." the south carolina democratic primary is february 27th. 3 3 3 a lot of people are placing bets ahead of the super bowl. coming up... what the director of the w-n-c nature center will have to do, if the panthers lose. 3 3 3 the time is now 5:xx. it's a big wager for two mayors. coming up a little later this half hour ... what the two politicians are putting on the line for the super bowl. 3 and all new at six, today is world cancer day. the three things doctors say you can do right now, that could keep you cancer free. 3 in this morning's five at five.... here are some interesting food facts. the liquid inside young coconuts can be used as a substitute for blood plasma. it has the sterile, so it can be used as blood plasma. strawberries are the only fruit to have their seeds on the o

mrs. clinton would have said that. e knows she may be facing the bombastic businessman head to head. however, hillary clinton must know that most americans feel she is a controversial figure and anyone she targets could gain from her scrutiny because millions of americans don't really like the former secretary of state. later on bolling and rivera will handicap a possible trump vs. clinton race. for now i think the clinton campaign has changed its view. before south carolina, mr. trump's lead was kind of hypothetical. now it's reality. many pundits believe marco rubio won the debate last night but, again, that is your call.s+ responsible american voters have now seen the republicans hash it out 10 times. yet, it's estimated that 6% of g.o.p. voters are still undecided and others could change allegiance if other candidates drop out. that's what keeps rubio and cruz going because it's really hard to be undecided about donald trump. you either like him or you don't. one of the big advantages trump has is name recognition b

mrs. clinton do this before. seemed like a new line of defense, she said i'm getting sick of the innuendos and what you're implying i took money for speeches. there was some booing in the audience. >> back in 1992, bob kerry turning the jury around saying are you saying i'm brought and paid for? say if you're going to say it. sanders does go up to the line of the inwindnuendinnuendo. he wants to make it about the system and not about her. >> the thing is that it worked. he pretty much backed down. >> he said say what you want to say. >> he does have a problem there because i think he -- >> here is the point of the debate it was him, political revolution versus progressive who gets results. the problem he's got is on all of these things, taking wall street money, those kinds of things, obama did it. you know, super pac, and so he kind of got this are you saying obama is not a progressive? you know she said under bernie sanders definition wouldn't be, i mean probably one of the most liberal senators ever, he wasn't

mr. clinton: i took his money for my foundation, where i used it better than he' s using it now. lana: those donations to clinton, one of the reasons ted cruz says republicans cannot trust trump' credentials. of your life and you' ve never done or said or written anything to prove your conservative, you ain' t. sean: new this noon: the world health organization says it may be necessary to use genetically modified msquitoes to wipe out the who recently declared zika a global emergency. the virus has been linked to a spike in babies born with abnormally small heads. former united nation' s secretary general boutros boutros-ghali has died. today, u.n. members held a moment of silence for him. boutros-ghali was an egyptian politician and diplomat. he was the sixth secretary-general of the united nations. he served from 1992 to december 1996. pope francis has just arrived in the heart of mexico' s drug-trafficking country where right now, the pontiff will meet with young people and deliver a message of hope for a better future for a country wracked by the violence and gang warfare of t

mrs. clinton throughout the state today. the couple will be columbia tonight for a rally that starts at 8:00. bernie sanders was also in orangeburg the senator addressed students. sanders says he is running for president because it is too late for establishment politics and economics. yes, sir talked about his plan to comes to promote justice reform. >> is it somebody when they are police officer, or dies while they are in police custody, in every instance we are going to have a federal department of justice investigation. [ cheering ] and if a police officer -- and i'm a former mayor and have worked hard with police officers and most police officers are honest and hard- working guys. but if a police officer breaks the law, that police officer must be held accountable. [ cheering ] second of all, we are going to the most rise -- de-militarized local police departments so they don't look like occupying armies. >> sanders is attending a rally at the township auditorium that gets underway in less than an hour. university sugges

mrs. clinton: i hope you will vote. mr. sanders: we are fighting. >> bernie sanders is not out, but hillary clinton will begin to accumulate delegates, and the uphill climb for the sanders campaign becomes more steep. aixa: senator lindsey graham put gabrielle: senator lindsey graham along with senators john mccain and kelly ayotte say the president's plan to close one time a bank does not provide any cost estimates and also fails to -- to close guantanamo bay does not provide any cost estimates and also fails to offer any protection for people who would need to interrogate detainees. >> our system is falling apart under barack obama. gabrielle: they are asking for democrats and republicans to offer up a better plan, but it was said that lawmakers have the votes to lock him and enough votes to override any veto. -- to block cam and enough votes to override any veto. reporter: we will tell you about a blood drive. michael: and carrying a john: a live shot. you can see the showers, fairly light rain but very strong wind, still

mrs. clinton who is running as barack obama's ship mate. ct, hillary clinton's biggest opponent is the fbi. not the socialist sanders. the bureau is actively investigating mrs. clinton's email problems and we'll have a special report on that tomorrow. now, in new hampshire, donald trump's likely to win. so all of those who say he has been damaged are full of it. it is clear that in iowa religious voters preferred the very conservative cruz. it's also clear that mr. trump made some mistakes campaigning in the buckeye state -- hawkeye state, i should say. buckeye is ohio. but trump is still very strong in newóy hampshire. south carolina, nevada, the three upcoming votes. the media, of course, despises donald trump and will paint him as a loser if they can. but here on the factor, we are fair, truth is trump remains very formidable. senator marco rubio the big winner in iowa last night. his campaign is now very competitive and should remain so unless the there is something about the senator folks don't know. in new hampshire folks can vote for

mrs. bill clinton is not a problem when mrs. clinton, hillary clinton is on the campaign trail. right there by her side. >> she can be by her side the same way she was by her side and she is her own woman. let's give her some credit. she's running for president. come on. charles: there's speculation that maybe someone already had access. some entity may have already had access to her server. it was a sitting duck up there. >> yeah. charles: and this is what the american public will never buy. no matter what happens, how much they block this, i think in a court of public opinion, she has already lost to a large degree. >> absolutely. she jeopardized our national security. potentially jeopardized the security of navy seals. these are significant charges. and if you look at what she's said so far, she's lying. she has lied through her teeth. said there was no classified information. and now she's blaming in an overclassification problem within the state department. she's the person that could have fixed that. >> if bernie sanders wins in iowa, and we may not know tonight but folks

mrs. clinton about her use of a private e-mail server. discovery proposal by april 12th, just about the time clinton is hoping to wrap up the nomination. judicial watch has been at the forefront of litigation over the e-mails having filed at least 20 lawsuits, thomas fitton is the head of judicial watch and lanny davis, i will start with thomas. a federal judge appointed i should name by bill clinton saying this is about the public's right to know and a reasonable suspicion has been raised access to records, government records was under mined. how so? >> well, the system was set up and people like judicial watch or congressional investigators or anyone else asking for records under law from mrs. clinton's state department, either while she was there and afterwards didn't know about this system. and the state department judicial watch tells the courts they looked everywhere they could for records responsive to requests making on benghazi, on the job of her aid abedin, a controversy about her job specifically in this case we're investing and

mrs. clinton late friday afternoon---trying to stir up support from younger voters at south carolina state university. it was a short speech----focusing in part on her history of working in the state after graduating from law school. she praised president obama's record on economic recovery and healthcare, calling herself a "proud defender" of the president. i asked her later---if her approach as president would be an extension of the obama years. i'm not running for president obama's third term. i'm not running for my husband's third term. but i do really respect the accomplishments each of them achieved during their presidencies. i think it would be unwise to say i've nothing to learn from anybody. you know there are things i respect about republican presidents. i want to pull together the best ideas, the best people. the former secretary has powerful support--as much as 70 per cent among black south carolinians---especially older female voters, a group more likely than any other to turn out for a i'm not new to these issues. i've been working on issues of equity and poverty and opportun

mrs. clinton narrowly won the caucuses over rival bernie sanders. former president bill clinton introduces his wife. this is 50 minutes. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome bill clinton. [applause] ♪ mr. clinton: thank you. thank you. well, we are here and we are awake. thank president jordan and everyone for welcoming us here. those of you of a certain age will remember it was at a community college in new hampshire i was the first president to deliver a commencement address to a community college. i love these places. [applause] believeson: hillary these colleges work the way america ought to work -- they are open to everybody, inclusive. you either do what you are supposed to or you do not. it helped you build your life and the country's life together. fork you, governor hassan, your support. senator, thank you. i want to thank the leaders of our great teachers organization. lily garcia and randy weingarte n. [applause] you.linton: thank ellen malcolm, thank you. someone tells me it is your birthday. happy birthday. , i will be very brief an

mrs. clinton and mr. sanders have made fewer than 30 visits to south carolina, only six visits to the upstate. in comparison, gop candidates have visited the upstate nearly 70 times. >> i do not know if you have looked around your neighborhood, but there are whole lot of democrats -- there are not a whole lot of democrats in the upstate. we have a few pockets of them. there are few. michael: and they have no scheduled trips north of columbia before the primary. carol: and fresh off a win in nevada today, donald trump was back on the campaign trail visiting the region university in virginia beach. he is getting some support from congress. endorsement from sitting congress members, with duncan hunter of california and chris collins of new york who say they are backing donald trump. michael: the texas governor. two men had a rally in houston today, and they were in support of the two most powerful people, including abbott and lieutenant governor dan patrick. and today found john kasich back on the stump in t

mrs. clinton used. they said, it's important to remember that, quote, these e-mails were not marked classified at the time sent. same words, same defense hillary clinton uses. is that a coincidence? >> obviously not. there does appear to be some sort of coordination. either it's drirect or indirect. either the state department is saying, this is what hillary clinton is saying so let's try to mimic her language -- >> does it matter whether the e-mails were marked classified at the time sent, or is that spin? >> it would make it, i think, worse, and it would be a separate crime, i believe, to -- and i'm not a lawyer, but what from i understand, and the sources i've talked to, to remove the markings, nevertheless, it is still a crime to mishandle classified information, regardless of how it's marked and when she did become secretary of state, you sign a nondisclosure agreement and various documents that acknowledges the fact that there is a difference between classified information that's marked or not mark

mrs. clinton do this before. seemed like a new line of defense, she said i'm getting sick of the innuendos and what you're implying i took money for speeches. there was some booing in the audience. >> back in 1992, bob kerry turning the jury around saying are you saying i'm brought and paid for? say if you're going to say it. sanders does go up to the line of the inwindnuendinnuendo. he wants to make it about the system and not about her. >> the thing is that it worked. he pretty much backed down. >> he said say what you want to say. >> he does have a problem there because i think he -- >> here is the point of the debate it was him, political revolution versus progressive who gets results. the problem he's got is on all of these things, taking wall street money, those kinds of things, obama did it. you know, super pac, and so he kind of got this are you saying obama is not a progressive? you know she said under bernie sanders definition wouldn't be, i mean probably one of the most liberal senators ever, he wasn't

mrs. clinton accidentally crashed a bachelor party. take a look at that. while she's been campaigning in south carolina. the democratic presidential candidate dropped into a cafe and bar right in the middle of the party. she joked that she loves, quote, having men at my feet. plus, there is this. >> chris christie and the next president of the united states, mr. donald j. trump! >> man oh, man, talk about -- one day after announcing his endorsement of donald trump, chris christie joined the republican frontrunner at a rally in arkansas. that surprise endorsement, the first for mr. trump from a sitting governor. it was then followed by maine's governor, paula paige. >>> marco rubio making headlines this week after launching a more aggressive stance against donald trump. the florida senator hit hard at thursday's night debate attacking trump on everything from his past positions to his business record and sparking what has now become a back and forth volley of insults. >> he put out a picture of me having make-up put on me at the debate. which is amazing to

mrs. clinton and trump, trump is sort of known as outrageous great deal. but mrs. clinton consistently, month after month is also seen as a person who herself is not truth. we could wind up with these two wholely unusual figures where outrageous, she's untrustworthy. i wonder next to brilliant democratic thinker, how does mrs. clinton turns around long held reputation as dishonest and untrustworthy. >> that's a hard thing to -- you can't stand up say i'm trustworthy. you have to ask -- not that much impact. >> but that is the question. >> it is. the question is on what standards are people voting and what's important to them do they at the end of the day feel that she is the strongest advocate for them on those issues. in the case of trump, whether he's a plausible commander in chief, plausible president because they absolutely believe that she is. >> to go back to a point you made earlier, trump is not only the trump earlier age rail against central park five. discrimination. trump is a guy who activates a lot of years of black and latino voters. you. we'll be righ

mrs. clinton -- she had problems with vince foster, benghazi, the server.'m not going to over i don't like what ted cruz due to bernie sanders. my unequivocal support is with donald trump. can get the he nomination and win in november? my ambivalence is that i think he has leveled out at 33 or 35 percent of the vote among republicans. i think he can get some independence and some democrats to go with him. i think he can beat hillary clinton. i said to one of my constituents that if it looks like rubio will win i honestly believe that donald trump will go third party. many my friends in the law.

mrs. clinton will go from here to an oyster roast and fish fry sponsored by first circuit solicitor david pascoe----and later tonight, on to columbia where she is expected to appear along with her husband, who's been working independently today in the capital city and downtown at around 8:00 pm. we'll have more from orangeburg after she speaks, again in about 25 minutes. live in orangeburg, jack kuenzie wis news ten. former president bill clinton shared a cup of coffee with residents in columbia today he made a quick visit to drip coffee to meet with local voters ahead of saturday's democratic primary. mayor steve benjamin was also there to welcome the president. locals say his appearance came as a surprise to those who are regulars at the cafe. "it certainly felt really genuine to me, this is our space, we are here everyday. he came e and said hello and had a conversation with more than one person. he took a staff photograph and everyone kept getting their coffee and what no, so." former president clinton is expected to join hillary for a "get out and vote rally" at boyd plaza at the cor

mrs. clinton: we need to tear down economic barriers. there are still too many, and too high for folks that want to get ahead. we need more good paying jobs so that incomes can rise again. we need to be sure we are making investments here in georgia and across america that will make us more prosperous and stronger. gabrielle: live pictures from orangeburg, where congressman jim clyburn is there, getting ready to introduce hillary clinton at south carolina state university. after her stop there, she will scheduled to be at a fish fry with bernie sanders later tonight, also in orangeburg. she was also scheduled to be in columbia. coming up later in the newscast. nigel: speaking of bernie sanders, he's expected to make stops in south carolina today as well ahead of tomorrow's primary. you can see he will be in columbia in orangeburg later tonight. earlier today he was in minnesota. sanders met with about a dozen native american tribal council members. at the meeting, the vermont senator described the plate of poverty -- plight of poverty in

mrs. clinton because of the generational gap between women who are voting for her and bernie sanders, what would she have mothers and grandmothers say to daughters and grandaughters to encourage them to vote for her come caucus day. she says while she respects younger women's decision on her and senator sanders. she reminds them as women, don't take anything for granted. reporting live from tmcc terri russell kolo 8 news now. i asked mrs. clinton because of the generational gap between women who are voting for her and bernie sanders, what and grandmothers say to daughters and grandaughters to encourage them to vote for her come caucus day. she says while she respects younger women's decision on her and senator sanders. she reminds them as women, don't take reporting live from tmcc terri russell kolo clinton also made an appearance today at the university of nevada. there... she spoke with a appearance today at the university of nevada. group of mostly women about women's issues. planned parenthood and a woman's right to choose. she thinks both of those are at risk under a republican admini

mrs. clinton. this is the clinton's modus operandi.of modern america we would say bully. >> mrs. clinton lost in 2008 in iowa then went on to new hampshire and had that phoney crying scene. she ended up winning that state. she probably feels like she needs an emotional hole to bring women voters into her side. she won women 65 and older. but particularly the millennial women, they cannot relate to her. she is bringing in ancient female dinosaurs like gloria steinem and madeleine albright and it won't work. lou: we wouldn't use anything that strong and colorful but i'm glad you did, monica. the fact is bill clinton is calling bernie sanders a sexist. how awkward and difficult is that for mrs. hillary's number one surrogate? >> i think it' a big problem. bill clinton does whatever he wants. i think he's off message frequently. i think he thinks he's going to help his wife by these types of strategies. but he's exacerbating a problem in the democratic party. they don't love her wife that much. but he thick she is going to win. but with th

mrs. clinton.purposefully attack an american embassy and kill four americans, including an ambassador, and the next morning you get up and you lie about a videotape that doesn't represent our values instead of saying the united states of america was purposely attacked by terrorists and we will seek retribution then you are saying to every adversary. [bell] and every terrorist on the planet it's open season. that is, mrs. clinton, what difference it makes. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> governor huckabee, you have said when it comes to isis, quote. if russia is willing to help us kill these savages then on this they are with us and not against us. but we have seen putin's quote,:֍ unquote, help in crimea and in ukraine. and this week the u.k. implicated him in the poisoning death of one of his rivals. so are you foolish to ever think we can work with vladimir putin. >> i don't trust him. i never said i trusted him. but if somebody is willing to take a shot at the people we are taking shots