house minority leader nancy pelosi is standing behind alan grayson and congresswoman corrine brown. both face federal probes that could tarnish their campaigns. asked pelosi about the controversies. >> everything is great, during her trip to orlando, today, she both touted them as valued members of congress and the party. >> she's my girl. we're pals. >>reporter: when representative nancy pelosi had no problem expressing her love for congresswoman corrine brown. >> she's a fighter for the people of florida in term s of infrastructure, and terms of job creation. and terms of all of the things that we care about, education. >>reporter: brown is in the middle of a federal probe that she's not talking about. >> however, sources close to her told 9 investigates appear that the feds are focussing on one door for education, based in virginia. sources say donors to one door thought it was a charity fi for education. we uncovered that the group has never been registered with the state of virginia to solicit donations. one door is not a tax exempt nonprofit registered with the irs. pelosi down

one of the biggest warriors fans around, our leader in the house of representatives, d heard, nancy pelosi. [ applause ] we have the republican leader, mccarthy is here so it is bipartisan. [ applause ] >> the warriors beat the cavaliers to win the times in june. gold were state's first championship in 40 years. we have more coverage of the event later in the newscast and you watch it streaming live at abc7news.com. >> in other news, the c.h.p. is investigating a deadly motorcycle crash in hayward. sky 7 was over the scene shortly after 6:00 this morning on southbound interstate 880 near the highway 92 interchange. a motorcyclist was killed when the bicycle crashed into a box truck. >> developing news in the south bay police are looking for more potential victims of a school administrator accused of me losting a student. the 35-year-old jose gonzalez had an point relationship with at least one student at james lick high school in san jose. he was arrested on tuesday. investigators say the incident with the 17-year-old happened in july or august at his home in san jose. school leaders learn

paul ryan was there, nancy pelosi sitting alongside hymn, a republican and democrat co-chair.o there is really the spirit of the event, del. >> what are we to take of the fact this came one day after that visit to a mosque? >> reporter: this is a theme the president has instruct over the last several months. and you get the feeling that this is sort of unfinished business. in may he spoke at a synagogue here in washington on holocaust remembrance day he made a speech that was very well received at the israeli embassy, yesterday he finally appeared at a u.s. mosque, while he had done so overseas previously, and striking the same themes of inclusion of american values of bedrock american community that reaches across sectarian lines of creed and political lines as well. so this is part of the president's theme over the course of the last several months as well, and we can expect it to continue through the remainder of his presidency, del. >> thank you very much. >>> donald trump says he is going to sue over the results in iowa. in a series of tweets, trump saying ted cruz commit

and you have hillary suggesting and nancy pelosi suggesting that bernie's the problem.er one of those two candidates survives in trying to lead the rest of the ticket right down to dogcatcher, i think it could with a bloodbath. i really do. sandra: talking about a potential sanders victory, about a loss for hillary clinton? if it's that close at the end of the -- >> i keep an open mind, sandra. until the voters speak. [laughter] harris: well, you're going out on a limb there. but one of the questions has been if she doesn't win big and, andrea, i know you said it sounds more like a republican talking point, that that's a loss for her. doesn't this kind of work like the nfl, a win is a win? in voters' minds? do they parse it like that? andrea: yeah. if she doesn't win, it looks really bad. i mean, if she loses iowa and she goes on and she loses new hampshire which a lot of people say she likely will because this is tailor made for a bernie sanders, that makes her look really bad. but i think democrats are nervously gnawing on their nails today because their nominee, the

nancy pelosi wrote a letter today asking for an extension on the public comment period.she also says any plan must balance protecting wildlife and visitors and letting dogs play.>>> san francisco wants to fix one of the most dangerous movie lines in the city. the l caravelle lines runs from west portal to the beach but neighbors and business owners tell mark kelley the upgrades are not worth it.>> it seems like a lopsided approach. >> reporter: albert champ says the proposed changes will not be good for his hardware shop or customers. orr now is going to be my customers fighting against residents for parking spaces.>> reporter: movie wants to get rid of dozens of spots to make room for brand-new boarding platforms.>> we will have a decrease if not a lack of business. if you can't park, you don't go.>> reporter: at a packed meeting, paul rose said the parking spots are not going away entirely. they are just shifting.>> we will remove parking in the front of some of the stores and adding parking on site streets. there will be no let -- net loss of parking. this is an impor

i don't care what nancy pelosi thinks. i don't care what john boehr or paul ryanan think. i care about what the people in that district need and what is in the best interest of our country. differences with annette? >> i don't know. i don't -- i'mot here to -- i'm not running against nnette. i'm running for congress to represent the 26th congressional district and we're goioi to win the primary and then win the general election. we're going to win it because we're goingo talk about the issues. i got nothing negative to say i know her daughter. i know her mother. these are good people. but m not running against them. i'm running in my seat where i have run before where i represented the people. and, you kncw, anybody can run. i'm all for the democratic process and i know that i've got nothing negative to say about her. i know the policy that i disagree with, people that try to shut down our government, like carlos, so planned parenthood doesn't get funded. that's unacceptable. we need to make our government work. what is unacceptable is the world's largest enterprise, the u

as nancy pelosi touted demmings as the -- >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >> also a candidate for congress. >> welcome. thank you. thank you. >> order can decide -- >> that's right. >> she was being interrupted by fatima fame, also a candidate. >> we have the power brokers in d.c. putting their thumb on the scale for one of four candidates. it's entirely unfair. >> reporter: bob poe also told me nancy pelosi doesn't get to decide the rate. she told a small crowd she wanted val demmings 9 congress because how hard she ran against dan webster in 2012 and lost. >> this is is not just about this is about the quality of leadership that val brings to the congress of the united states. she had the courage to run when this district does not configured -- is not configured the way it is now, such as battle-tested and we know that she can win. >> reporter: district 10 now solidly democrat and has no republican runner. we couldn't reach geraldine thomas. >>> share of the children 50/50 split. a new bill passed the state senate today that says that

in a serious boost to her campaign, she was endorsed by former speaker nancy pelosi. she took some time to tour some pelosi said demi' s public safety record is great. herb redrawn district centers on jacksonville that she is fighting that incurred -- in court. >> i think that the congressional back-office of which carbon is a very respected and valued member is supporting val demings. protesting the endorsement was attorney fatima fahmi who is also running. wax is completely inappropriate. >> when you have the democratic establishment trying to run a race, things like this happen all the time. the fourth candidate geraldine thompson said voters choose their leaders rather having them clowned -- crowned by a monarch. because of the court rulings on redrawing that district to make it a majority, democratic voters said he was jumping into the district 11 race. stewart: let' s take a look look at the forecast. we are starting to see those changes. angela: tony is outside the west to studios. -- wesh 2 studios. tony: this storm system is coming out of texas and into the ar

next is nancy pelosi. the house democratic leader will be in orlando today to support former police chief val demings...who is running for the florida congress. pelosi is endorsing demings for district. her trip will also focus on building support for minority and family owned businesses. finally we have police officers in tampa and miami... have refused to work the concerts for her "formation" world tour. now--the nation of islam is coming to her aid. the leader of the group has vowed to provide protection for beyonce if police officers won't. today-- the state senate will debate a bill that expands the use of medical marijuana in florida. florida's only legal form of the drug is called "charlotte's web." it has low amounts of t-h-c... and doesn't get you high. but many patients who need it can't get it... because of court challenges. the new "right to try" act would give terminally ill patients access to charlotte's web and aerminental medical treatments. a constitutional amendent will be back on the ball

for those delegates and among the notable politician who is attended is the general attorney, nancy pelosi and senator barbara boxer. >>> coming up in about 30 minutes, steve handlesman will preview the primary in south carolina and look at the endorsement given to donald trump ahead of super tuesday. >>> protesters are demanding accountability on the streets of san francisco. they have growing concerns about after new details about how a man was killed by officers. one year after perez lopez was killed by police a a new report reveals that the 20-year-old was shot in the back several times by police. the family's attorney led a protest outside san francisco's mission police station last night. the shooting happened a mile from there near 24th last february. police say they were responding to a call of a man chasing another man with a knife and officers say they had to fire shots when perez lopez threatened them with a knife. protesters held a ceremony before marching to the police station demanding justice. >> these officers have to be prosecuted. the family wants them to do the right thi

saw nancy pelosi there in the front a short time ago as well. the number 44 because he's of course, the 44th president. the joke going around the newsroom is that they allowed an assassin into the white house because of the baby face killer. president obama should be walking out to congratulate the warriors. they're getting congratulated for last year's championship and being -- let's see what they're doing. maybe they were -- at the same time. >> sounded like they were saying something. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. accompanied by coach steve kerr. mr. jerry west. [ applause ] >>> welcome to the white house everybody. give it up for the nba champion golden state warriors. [ applause ] everybody, please have a seat. now, let me begin by saying i was hoping that riley curry would be here today to share the podium with me. i guess i'm going to have to get media training some other day. the east room is not as loud as the oracle. but dub nation is well-represented. we've got members of my cabinet and congress in the h

: a local congressional candidate is getting some support from the former speaker of the house nancy pelosi. says val d emings' s experience as former police chief is great experience. >> she took the values debate right down the line. she came close to winning in a difficult district. she knows how to win. jim: leslie' s -- pelosi' s and endorsement was heavily criticized. washington establishment. anthony. >> i was fell and had him right when i wanted him. jim: we take a look at where the rest of the defense team is now. >> get out. meredith: new video tonight of a wild ride. you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ x it is been almost five years since the casey anthony trial captivated the country. jim: central florida was rocked when casey anthony was arrested for killing her daughter kaylee in 2008. in 2011, with most of the nation watching, she was found not guilty of murder. meredith: tonight, bob

are reading from nancy pelosi, a very gracious response. host: he was a devout catholic. frequently seen at st. joseph's on capitol hill, a block or two from the supreme court. important was his catholic faith to his life and court rulings? caller: it was very important. he cited it regularly. is -- hisething that catholicism, his italian heritage, was near and dear to him. he had nine children. in talking to people, friends, and also in his decisions, he would always talk about the family. his faith was very important to him. it was something he talked about regularly. host: this is a photograph of his family, taken when he was first on the supreme court in the 1980's. something that is highly unlikely to happen in our lifetime, a unanimous vote. .et's talk about what is next by all indications, the president as a plan in place to replace justice scalia. you heard it republicans say, not so fast. what can we expect from the senate and white house? guest: i think that the president has to move quickly with a nomination because you are going to have -- and you are already

a spokesman for house minoty leader nancy pelosi reacted to the move. he told c-n-n the house republican leadership continues to hire expensive washington lawyers to achieve the outcomes they cannot get through the legislative process. he said -- quote -- "it's a stunning abuse of t tpayer nds with zero ersight." jenna: the u-house has passed a bill in response to the drinking water crisis in flint, michigan. the bill directs the e-p-a to notify state officials within 24 hours when water contamination is detected at a certain level. the public within 24 hours after that, the e-p-a must do it. co-sponsor of the bill congressman fred upton said he wishes the bill wasn't necessary. he says quote, "the system let the people of flint down at every leve and that's unacceptable." that's unacceptable." tim: a senate committee held a hearing on the zika virus this morning the director of the centers for disease control and prevention and the director of the national institute of allergy and fectious diseases are both set to testify. senators will also be discuss

. >> the fact you used to give money to nancy pelosi and headquarter.r opponents have already used that against you. >> i think my opponents -- >> were you buying access? >> a certain article, a world class businessman. that's what i am. i'm all over the world. jobs in turnberry, in scotland. some of the greatest properties in the world. deals. i had to get along with everybody. >> so you were buying access? >> i am buying friends. >> you were buying friends? >> whatever. i mean, i owed it to myself. >> as a businessman, that's was your job. >> if i needed something, i called. so let's say nancy pelosi comes up to my office and says, donald, could you make a contribution to my -- whatever, my pac. these pacs are disgusting. they are really a problem. let's say i says no. two years later i need her help to get something in california or something. i call her up and say, hi. it's not one for another. it's much more subtle than that. so i go, hi. how are you doing? how have you been? she might not take my phone call. you o the assumption that she did and i

katie: we need to keep in mind that nancy pelosi was in charge and barack obama -- george w.h also had a majority democrat senate in house that he had to work with. he was actually honoring congress and allowing spending to go through because they proposed it. i don't think you can put the entire expansion of the government -- although he could have vetoed more -- on george w. bush. he worked with congress which was held by liberal democrats, the most liberal of them, nancy pelosi, i already mentioned. but going back to george w. bush or jeb bringing george bush on to the campaign trail are, i would agree with rachel completely. the problem for jeb is it makes him look boring. you know, there's a reason why george w. bush was the president, pause he has charisma, he went out there and the contrast of just the way that they give the speech is just so obvious. and i think that doesn't help jeb at all. kennedy: it hasn't worked, and i think his mom was kind of a hail mary, but -- andrea: general, before we go, the iraq war seems to be tearing the republican party apart. any thou

he supported john kerry, he supported hillary clinton, he supported nancy pelosi. recently supporting planned parenthood. his victory speech in nevada actually quoted steve wynn, impressed him. and one sentence later jerry falwell. for republicans particularly in the south, gambling and christian coalition, politics don't quite jibe. yet he seems to get away with that. >> i'm curious why is that? it's pretty out there that he is not somebody that is, i would say the most evangelical guy. >> no. >> right? he may have his faith but he doesn't necessarily practice it the way a lot of folks in the south do. and supporting him. >> and he's come out before for same-sex marriage and pro-choice and, again, planned parenthood. i think at some point conservatives who are frustrated with the system have to say, you know what, i like the fact that trump is a disrupter but so is ted cruz, plus he's conservative. he's -- he is credentialed. trump has not had these positions when he was a college kid 19 years old. he's had these positions as a grown man. and for a southern conser

the president, first lady michelle obama, house spearer paul ryan, and congresswoman nancy pelosi were there. the breakfast comes a day after his first visit to a u.s. mosque as president. al jazeera's senior washington correspondent, mike viqueira is live in washington. mike tell us more about the president's message today. >>> good evening, or good afternoon. it is really indicative of a theme president obama has been hitting over the past several months. he has been trying to reach across divisions in american society. this is an increasing theme that he has been striking whether those divisions be religious or political, and secondly, it's quite evident that the president is disturbed and upset by much of what he regards as the angry rhetoric coming from the campaign trail, particularly from the republican side, obviously. if you look at some of the speeches he has given over the course of the last weeks and months, first in may his first-ever trip to a synagogue. he gave an address at washington, d.c. at a place of worship. then last week at the holocaust remembrance ceremony. and

nancy pelosi, head of the house democrats said this. we're not running on any platform of raising taxes. it was an implied sort of she didn't want you at the top of the ticket with those house democrats. what do you tell her? >> you know, chuck, let's just look at the facts. the facts are that we are spending far more than other countries on health care. my proposal will save middle class families thousands of dollars a year on their health care costs. most people tell me, yes, they would be happy to pay $1,000 more in taxes if they're paying so, you know, this is an issue where we have got to control health care costs, guarantee health care to all people and do what every other major country on earth is doing. we have got to take on the drug companies who are ripping us off and the private insurance companies. >> and you don't think you're going to be a problem for house democrats who don't want to run on raising taxes? >> no, i think in fact hillary clinton will be the problem. because i think our campaign is the campaign that is gene

it amounts to paul ryan and nancy pelosi allocating the economy's resources or the talented. reduce that and you get major economic growth. if you go in the reverse, things will get worse. >> not just government. but you're also crowding out the family. as we expand the welfare state, the family has been destroyed. when you put government in the way, that crowds out all other incentives and all other people who are going to be innovating a a way. >> the fact is, sometimes government handouts hurt people. >> here's the deal. i don't want to start repeating myself and sound like marco rubio, but i will say there's something touche. something has to be done about the mountain of college tet and so, what are you going to do if you have you know, young people out there that are already working full time. making minimum wage or less and they're unable to pay back the debts to these banks, then you look at that, you're going to have another bank bailout down the road, so you have to come up with some ideas here. >> it's not free. that's the point. teachers need to get paid. the buil

turning to commitment 2016, house minority leader nancy pelosi will hit the campaign candidate val deming' s. they' ll join forces today during a small business tour. demings is gunning for the republican dan webster' s seat. state senator geraldine thompson and former democratic party chair bob poe have also entered the race. it is hard to believe five years have passed since the case that captivated the country. next on sunrise, we' re taking a look back at the casey anthony case. how life has changed for those high-profile prosecutors. and another live look outside. amy: good morning and welcome back. it has been wet in the overnight hours. we had a few rain showers coming down that a good clip. most of us are just lights pringles and misting. we will see more rain developing. tomorrow will be the big rain and storms. today just some scattered rain. temperatures to warm today, we are headed to the lower 80' s and most odds. well well -- well below average. temperatures in the low to mid 60' s. a whole lot warmer than yesterday. 64 ocala and the villages. it is 65 in daytona beach and i

hiring illegal immigrants for some anyone who really cared wouldn' t be funding harry reid in nancy pelosi, or funding the gang of eight. t have one republican senator. you worked with them every day of your life. you don' t have one republican senator backing you. sheree: marco rubio also went after trump on immigration and his privileged background. mike: thieves in texas. caught on camera trying to steal an atm from a convenience store. surveillance video shows a white pickup smashing through the front door of a store in beaumont, texas three men jumped out and grabbed the atm dragging it' s not known how much money was inside the machine. >> is cincinnati' forecast. and flurries are out of here. you can still see from the wind we still have ourselves a pretty decent breeze. headlines. first things first, the clouds and chill will linger. i wish i could take the same for the sun coming back. that want happen into the weekend. warm-up. rumor last weekend -- remember last weekend? i think that will happen again here for us. unfortunately, more cold is coming. that won' t happen until late

representative nancy pelosi addressed women's rights, climate change, and the voters' rights to know. and crowd favorite attorney general kamala harris took the stage. harris, of course, is rumored to be on obama's list of potential supreme court nominees. she has said that she has no interest in that and instead is fiercely fighting for the senate seat. back out here live, you hear the crowd cheering for biden. he is expected to leave out of san francisco shortly then head to l.a. tonight the democrats will hear from former secretary of labor robert reich. the convention wraps up tomorrow. reporting live from san jose, laura malpert, nbc bay area news. >> well done, especially with the vice president speaking on the day, it's hard to keep the whisper going, great job. joe biden is focused on his top initiative while here, eliminating cancer. he toured the research facility at uc san francisco and also held a roundtable discussion there with his wife: jill biden. the vice president is spearheading a $1 billion national initiative to find a cancer cure. of course this is an issue that

senator barbara boxer, representative nancy pelosi and attorney general harris will speak at the convention. it lasts through the weekend. >>> not backing down. today apple ceo tim cook defended his company's battle against the fbi. apple is challenging a judge's order to help the feds unlock an encrypted iphone used by the san bernardino terrorists. this morning cook spoke before hundreds of apple shareholders. he offered brief remarks about the fbi case simply saying that apple's stance is the right thing to do. a hearing on the iphone dispute is scheduled for next month. >>> just into our newsroom, a quick thinking neighbor is the reason these two men are behind bars tonight. someone saw these suspects taking something out of a pg&e box at a park, then a lightpole turned off. this happened last week at ben rogers park in milpitas. the witness called 911. officers found this bundle of copper wires at the park. >>> tough on crime, but it is working? our three strikes law was designed to help reduce crime, but we've dug into the numbers and found a disturbing trend. stephen stock is with us

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. >> reporter: nancy pelosi was also there. took a shot at senate republicans over their refusal to consider a supreme court nominee by president obama to replace the late antonin scalia. >> they have been willing to shut down government, obstruct the full faith and credit of the united states of america, obstruct what happens in the congress, obstruct what the president proposes, now they want to obstruct the work of a court. it's an antigovernment ideology that does not work for the american people. >> the vice president spoke about the current state of the presidential campaign. we'll hear some of his remarks tonight at 10:00. >>> hillary clinton won today the south carolina primary pie a wide margin -- by a wide margin. >> together we have to break down all the barriers. not just some. it's important that wall street never threaten main street again. no bank can be too big to fail and no executive too powerful for jail. [ cheering and applause ] >> clinton had long been predicted to win south carolina. exit polls show she h

so if the people of south carolina think it was a good thing that harry reid and nancy pelosi became majority leader and speaker of the house, you can thank donald trump for helping fund the political effort to make that happened. i would note that donald had been unsuccessful in helping democrats get majorities in both houses, we would have never had obamacare. donald trump is a direct cause of obamacare passing. because if either house had remained in republican control, it never would have passed. and donald helped fund the democratic takeover of both houses of congress. nobody who cares about conservative judges would help fund during the senate over to the democrats. planned parenthood is responsible for the deaths over the years of millions of unborn children. being pro-life and supporting planned parenthood are fundamentally incompatible. nobody who is pro-life one out of the words, planned parenthood does do wonderful things. --ook forward to any lawsuit and let me note, one of the things i look forward to most of all, is deposing donald trump for that particular endeavor. ta

. >> and it was nancy pelosi who handed him that hat. the washington press club foundation is a nonprofit organization with a mission to promote equality and education and excellence among journalists both in print and broadcast media. >>> well, texas is the biggest prize on super tuesday, with 155 delegates at stake and a reminder the democratic primary takes place in south carolina tomorrow. we have you covered. 24/7. with all of the results. all of the campaign 2016 news avla the free wusa 9 mobile app. >>> other news now, investigators in kansas city say a shooting suspect, was served a protection from abuse order just 90 minutes before he opened fire on his co-workers on thursday. it is believed that order helped to trigger the attack that killed three people, and hurt 14 others inside that lawn mower fract ry in newton, kansas. jesus ferros survived the shooting. >> people were just running, saying, somebody was shooting, and next thing you know, i felt i got hit in the leg and that's when i turned and started running. >> the offic

that new reaction pouring in from former speaker nancy pelosi. you are watching msnbc special live coverage. we are live today because of the news justice scalia served 30 years on the united states supreme court, was the longest serving justice, not the oldest, but he was found dead today in west texas, where he was on a hunting trip. we have seen reaction pouring in from what was an unexpected event. justice scalia's health has not been in question in public. he was seen as an able jurist with a precise and active mind. when asked about retirement, he has always said, he felt ready to serve for much time long

are you and nancy pelosi going to be able to get stuff done? >> absolutely. >> how? >> in my entire time of the senate i've treated every member of the senate with civility and respect. >> i don't think mitch mcconnell would say that. >> as others attack me, i don't respond in kind. when donald trump calls me a canadian anchor baby, i don't respond with an yun insult. in fact, i'll sing donald's praises. i like donald. i think he's bold and brash. i think he's been too willing to get a deal and grow government a policy digs tings. at the end of the day why was reagan able to change the country? because he built a grassroots movement that reagan revolutioned that turned this country around. that's what we're doing. we've got 12,000 volunteers in iowa and it's all about turnout. if conservatives want a principled conservative to not get burned again, they need to come out monday night 7:00 p.m. >> i'm going to leave it there. senator cruz, you have to finish the full grassley. >>> my next guest florida senator marco rubio under sustained attack from the cruz campaign i

if true that could touch off a backlash in recent years political heavy weights like nancy pelosi called on the park service to recognize the rights of pet owners even within the boundaries of national parks. >>> two men are accused of filling a van filled with expensive rare books. that theft on whitmore in oaklandch van contained about 400 books worth more than 350,000 dollars. the van's owner says a man was arrested after trying to sell the books in berkeley but a suspected accomplice got away. police have not found the van. >>> this morning was the first commute featuring new express lanes on westbound 580 through the livermore valley. drivers can use express lanes in both directions. two eastbound toll lanes opened friday and they will be free for carpools van pools and bans motorcycles. drivers will need to use a fast track flex toll tag to designate if they are driving solo or car pooling. >>> part of san francisco mission treat is getting a new look. road crews are painting transit only lanes between 30th andand the paint work will take place weekdays between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. >>

house minority leader nancy pelosi is calling them out for disregarding a "responsibility" to the constitution. >>> we are days ahead of the south carolina primary but republican presidential front- runner donald trump isn't focused on his competition there. he is going after president obama. during a campaign event trump responded to the president, who mayor de blasio these comments about the upcoming ee -- to made these comments about the upcoming election. >> mr. trump will not be president because i have faith in the american people. >> you're lucky i didn't run last time when romney ran because you would have been a one-term president. >> trump is leading by double digits in the south carolina polls. democrats hold their primary in south carolina a week from this saturday. >>> it is 4:47 right now. enjoy the warmth right now. is this going away? >> i'm voting for rain. >> okay! >> you know, it's been three weeks since we have had any precipitation in this huge dome of high pressure. we are hoping for a dry super bowl. >> we got it. >> then be careful what you wish for. that area of high p

the only one who cared one to be funding harry reid and nancy pelosi. would not be funding the gang of eight. >> you will be using illegal immigrant labor to do it. the second thing about the trade war, i don't understand. your ties and the clothes you make were made in mexico and china. >> you wouldn't know anything about that. >> reporter: john kasich, governor from ohio, and doctor ben carson were also on stage although they did not get face time. animosity has to do with a couple pulls it came out. ted cruz in his home state of texas with a slight lead over donald trump, antigo polls coming on in florida, both show marco rubio trailing substantially behind marco -- donald trump. both are trying to get their punches in, cruz trying to texas. marco rubio trying to retake the lead in florida. martha and greg? >>> 9 investigates found out the city of orlando paid big bucks to build a fire station on the spot but the ground is contaminated. city officials don't know how much it will cost taxpayers to clean it up. the city paid more than $1 million for th

heavyweights are siding with apple including congressman zoe lofgren and house minority leader nancy pelosi. >>> california senator dianne feinstein adamantly opposes apple's position. feinstein is a member of the senate intelligence committee. she is pushing legislation to require companies to unlock data under a court order. >>> now apple engineers are in a race to design an unbreakable iphone to prevent apple's own engineers from hacking the phones. designers hope the added security can appear in the next version of apple's operating system and iphone. >>> campaign 2016 now. we are less than 30 minutes away from the final republican debate before super tuesday. the five remaining candidates will be facing off in houston. for four of them the main goal is to stop a surging donald trump. he has had three straight wins. and the pressure is on. texas senator ted cruz to win in his own home state if he wants to stay in the race. meanwhile the democrats continue to try to gain support among black and latino voters. bernie sanders held a rally in ohio. hillary clinton held a town hall in south