she will head to new hampshire south carolina, and then nevada. >>> as the annual pride parade takes over downtown find out why supporters say this event is truly for everyone. a special honor for a local teacher's dedication. how her life and work will live on. >>> she told people she was black but her parents say she's white. why this race controversy could clear up very soon. >>> and on storm team 4 radar i'm tracking heavy rain and a lone thunderstorm. the latest on this and a greater potential for thunderstor >>> the cleveland police officer who shot and killed a 12-year-old who was holding a pellet gun last november said he had no choice. in a report released today the officer who killed tamir rice told a fellow cop, quote, he reached for the gun and there was nothing i could do. we also learned tamir got the toy gun just hours before he was killed. law enforcement on the scene said both officers appeared distraught after learning the weapon was a bb gun. a grand jury will decide if the officers will face any charges. >>> black or white? the question is more than just skin-deep

. >> bush will spend the rest of the week campaigning in iowa new hampshire, south carolina and nevadare's a look at the ten candidates jeb bush will face for the republican presidential nomination. hillary clinton hit the complain trail in new hampshire today telling democrats that america has been working for the wealthiest and now it's time for those living paycheck to paycheck to share in the prosperity. right now, hillary clinton is one of four candidates vying for the democratic nomination for president. >>> tomorrow we'll hear how the city of philadelphia plans to handle public transportation for the millions of people expected during the world meeting of families in september. archbishop hughes says he expects 6,000 chartered buses to roll into town for the pope's visit. the archbishop also says 1.5 million are expected to visit the city. he said there's no parking plan yet for the buses. churches are being urged to register their buses as soon as possible. >>> a battle over baggage fees a local lawmaker's plans trying to get airlines to make it cheaper to fly. >>> we're on oak

." >> clinton heads to iowa new hampshire, south carolina and nevada next. only four candidates have officially entered the race for the democratic presidential nomination. that includes clinton. on the republican side the field is more crowded. there are ten declared candidates seeking the gop nomination. former florida governor jeb bush would make that 11. he is expected to announce his candidacy monday. >>> hundreds of people took to the streets for the children's unity walk. the route took them from roosevelt plaza to little league home field. a $3 million investment in the park includes new baseball and soccer fields new basketball courts and playground equipment. once they reach the park the group celebrated the opening day. this season more than 500 kids between 4 and 18 are participating in the league. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good evening. we did see temperatures staying close to 90 but did not quite reach the 90 degree mark so we do not have an official heat wave. tomorrow will nod be as hot as w

. >> republican voters in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina might be concerned about that? >> no.a lot of people like her. we have gridlock in washington. for instance, i've helped nancy pelosi. i've helped reid. i'm a business. >> right. you gave money to reid and pelosi to help recapture congress in 2006. >> i'm a business. you know, i was in business. i built a great company. they always treated me nicely. we need that in washington. we have total gridlock. >> so you will argue to voters, yes, i gave money to reed and pelosi to help recapture congress but this is what we need, more bipartisan -- >> i'm a conservative republican. i'm a very conservative person, actually. but i get along with everybody. i would be more successful in beating hillary, assuming that she gets it, which i think she probably will. although -- >> who knows. >> who knows i mean if you go back a few years she was going to get it before obama came along. that was like a dead -- that was a done deal. >> you think bernie sanders can beat her? >> well he's making a lot of progress. you would have said and i'v

south carolina. >> absolutely he's a shoo-in. the problem is his expectation that he'll win. in iowa he'll have to finish top tier, and in new hampshire. south carolina won't matter, and a lot of people won't put resource there is and they'll move on to other states if the case is that graham is going to win or second place becomes the prize. you have to do well. >> michael shure, thank you for that analysis. >>> it will soon be easier to carry guns in texas. texan lawmakers passed allow a law that allows to carry concealed guns on universities. and they signed into law the open carry on the streets. >>> in chicago three people were killed and others injured. some say it may be a precursor. ash har quaraishi reports. >> just a snapshot of how fast and furious violence can hit the bindiwindy city. saturday night 12:30 a.m. two males are left in critical condition after shots are fired in their argument. one hour later, a mother and son shot in their car. that same night 2:24 a.m. one person shot multiple times in the chest. cpr admin administered but the victim is unresponsive. three shootings within two hours. all told, a dozen killed

marco rubio has already started reserving air time in iowa new hampshire, south carolina and nevada.cle points out that rubio is probably saving money by reserving the ads early. >>> one person who may not be worrying about the cost of reserving ad time presidential candidate donald trump. >> i'm giving up hundreds of millions of dollars. forget about what it costs. that's the peanuts. the cheapest part is what it cost to do it. i'm giving up hundreds of millions of dollars to do this >>> and ben carson was in colorado for the weekend for the western conservative sum itmit. and he made quite an entrance. ♪ ♪ yep, there's a flash mob on social media. carson thanked all of those who for tase pated in the first gop flash mob. maybe that was a hint that more may be coming. that's your morning dish of skrm bld politics. i'm joined in washington by jonathan allen, chief political correspondent for fox. unfortunately we don't have a flash mob to welcome you this morning. thanks for being here. >> i'm a one-man flash mob. >> this is true. in the meantime does friday's supreme court ruling on

he is reportedly planning to head immediately to new hampshire, south carolina and michigan. and chris christie is expected to announce on tuesday. the total number of republican candidates will be a staggering 16. >>> coming up on 15 before the hour and coast to coast, lgbt pride events took on new meaning after the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage. the issue is far from settled, and tracie potts is following the story from capitol hill now. good morning. >> reporter: hey, aaron, good morning. we saw the demonstrations from new york to san francisco, celebrated what we thought was a clear decision from the courts. that same-sex marriage is now legal in all 50 states. however, we are seeing different reactions from at what of those states and louisiana and ohio they say they'll comply, but reluctantly. they don't like the decision. but they have no choice. in new york, we saw the first same-sex marriage performed by governor cuomo before the court even sent the paperwork out. but in texas, we're seeing the attorney general saying that he's got an army of lawyers read

i look, new hampshire, south carolina, we tie the early states together. jim demint joined me in asia though states that she was the host in south carolina. we started out again january 24 and i was the cycle and held an event at the white sherman, and it was another one of those good events that seem to launch the presidential cycle, and we had another one of those larger events across the country. i've since been to new hampshire, south carolina. i recognize how it wouldn't the early states are, and thankfully the early states do exemplify a lot of the values that we share here in this hotel. when i look around at my neighbors, solid, faithful people, i have never had a bad neighbor where i live, and we have lived in that house since 1978. i see the activists that, outcome and i know what you believe in. the same thing that has brought me up to work with you. i can go back into the early 1980's and maybe even before that, standing up for life and for marriage in particular. [applause] i recall in 1996i was a delicate -- in 1996, i was a delegate and san d

heidi and i go to iowa new hampshire, south carolina. every place we went was standing room only crowds. local new hampshire press reported that the crowds coming out for us were much larger and in many instances double the size of the other candidates double jeb bush double scott walker. local reporters couldn't figure it out but that was news that energy and excitement we were seeing on the ground. very same event a national reporter was there and the headline that comes out of the identical event wasn't cruz gets double the crowd other republicans get. instead, the headline was cruz comes to new hampshire, startles a child, and snubs a goat. it was so silly. >> you did an interview and you were asked your favorite cuban food and music and asked you to speak in spanish and later apologized. he said he didn't need to. >> i like mark. he came under criticism for that. he's one of the fair minded journalists. >> there are fair minded journalists? >> i said one of the more. >> press says jeb bush is the front runner. do you buy that? >> it'

they're going to iowa new hampshire, south carolina.o work tirelessly to win this nomination. let's be their friend. let's do the bigsgest thing we can do for them right now. let's make a donation to rick perry for president. you can do this very easily. you can text. you can text. perry 56512. perry 56512. please do that. not later today do it right now. do it on the way to the barbecue. we have tables out there. you can donate. you can take your credit card. you can go online. let's show this country we're going to put the fuel in the engine so governor perry can go with this nomination. thank you. do it now. do it now. >> in >> former texas governor rick perry announcing he's enter the 2016 race. we are hearing your thoughts on rick perry's entry into the 2016 race. call us. democrats use 202-748-8920. for all others 202-748-8922. rick perry heads to perry iowa after this launch in texas. this is the addison airport north of dallas, texas. he'll be joining in a motorcycle ride called the ride for rick in perry, texas. joining governo

if you get outside of the beltway, it is popular, i finding as i travel in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, crowds are coming by hundreds, they want to be left alone, they are part of a new g.o.p. coalition, i call them the leaf me alone coalition, a lot of young people are part of it you can come from all walks of life, you can be a minority because you are a evangelical christian or black or gay, a minority for any number of reason, and you want the government to leave you alone. kennedy: looking at democratic landscape, it is coalescing strangely right now, do you worry about bernie sanders or martin o'malley, it seems have you been targeting hillary clinton from midterm election night? >> well the thing and i think that there are a lot of independent voters in new hampshire and iowa. i think it looks like a run away on democrat side, at-this-point, it looks like a lot of independence may have a choice to vote for me, right now we lead hillary clinton in 5 skates. i think that is -- 5 states, i think that a loot i a lot comin. kennedy: i think in states where you have open primaries tha

he'll take in a trip to new hampshire, iowa and south carolina.east ten others running for the top spot. that would be the republican nomination. >> crowded field. >>> san francisco's own little italy hosted its annual north beach festival today. organizers say this is the city's oldest street fair. been going on for 61 years. some of the traditions that make the festival unique include italian street painting a blessing of the animals, poetry readings and, of course a whole lot of music and food. >> just got out here it's pretty crazy. great food. great food. >> my favorite festival every year. all the -- all the people come out. i don't know. there's the best music. best food. great people. everybody's in a great mood. >> and it smells so good. i think it's the garlic. i like it all. festival continues tomorrow from 10:00 in the morning until 6:00 p.m. and the best part is, of course, it's free. >> he's a garlic guy. >> good dancing. >>> coming up it can be hard to track all of those medications. >> a startup has a surprisingly easy solution. >>

. >> after his campaign kickoff in miami he will go to new hampshire, iowa and south carolina. >>> hillary clinton will be in new hampshire and end the week in san francisco. her husband, bill clinton and chelsea and her husband joined her on stage, she will visit south carolina and nevada and a fundraiser on saturday in san francisco. >> i think it's a good time to check with sal. >> look who's back. >> it's brian flores, fresh back from not sleeping a lot. >> you know about that. >> i do, it gets better. >> he's a pro. >> baby number 3. >> welcome back brian. the traffic is doing well, it's early enough for you to get a food commute, traffic -- good commute. we're looking at interstate 880. 580 in livermore is off to a good start with slowing on the altamont pass. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> we have a robust fog bank and a westerly breeze equaling cooler conditions. can't get much cooler by the coast. lots of 60s out there. the breeze is cranking up, especially out to the delta. a quiet pattern. 50s on the temps, a couple 40s. 23, gusts over 37 last hour. get the idea the

following this rally, she is headed to iowa followed by several dates of campaigning in new hampshire, south carolina. ♪ ♪ ♪ i want to see you be brave ♪ ♪ [cheering] [cheering] ♪ [cheering] [cheering] [crowd chanting "hillary!"] hillary clinton: thank you. thank you so very, very much. it is wonderful to be here with all of you, to be in new york with my family, so many friends including so many new yorkers who gave me the honor of serving them in the senate for eight years. to be right across the water from the headquarters of the united nations where i represented our country many times. to be here in this beautiful park dedicated to franklin roosevelt vision -- enduring vision of america. in a place with absolutely no ceilings. >> [cheering] hillary clinton: president roosevelt four freedoms are testament to our nation's unmatched aspirations and reminder of our unfinished work at home and abroad. his legacy lifted up a nation and inspired president to followed. one is a man i served as secretary of state, barack obama. >> [cheering] hillary clinton: another is my husband, bill clinton. two democ

new hampshire, nevada, south carolina, new hampshire again. well, you get the picture.he last two months were about. >> during that period that ramp up stage we were out talking to voters answering questions asking them some questions. this really is beginning of the long run to the nomination and then to president. >> dickerson: will it look like -- difference between pre season and regular season? >> i think that is a fair -- dickerson: tomorrow jeb bush is officially announcing he's running for president, too. but he's actually been campaigning for so long, some 44 campaign events in 17 states already this year by our count but we're now hearing about a staff shake up in his campaign. so bush is in the middle of a do-over of something that hasn't even started. officially, that is it. there have been more shenanigans with campaign launches than ever before. there are two reasons for that. the first is stage management. campaign want to milk the he can composure they get from multiple announcements to create dram 345, excitement, and bumps in the polls the other reason

iowa, new hampshire south carolina. is that his go-to moment? ting on doing well in iowa and coming into new hampshire and south carolina and taking into the strong national security leaning of those states. every candidate is going to have their own approach to this. we will have a crowded field and they will have to talk directly to the voters in new hampshire talk directly to the voters in iowa, and this is see me touch me feel me campaigning, and character is important as is the specific issues. >> one more point in this there are those suggestions he hurts jeb bush in south carolina. do you see it that way? >> i don't think see at all. when you have a favorite son in the state people lose at who is coming second third and fourth. >> you heard what ed henry is saying about the crowds for sanders. here is lost polling from iowa. 16% for sanders and biden down to line there. what is going on when we see the pictures of people turning out in sizable numbers? >> he is giving people on the democratic side a creditable place for those who say hilla

after iowa, she will travel to new hampshire, south carolina, and later nevada.st four early voting states. one thing that's so different about hillary clinton's campaign this time around, she is emphasizing her boyography, her story, particularly the story of her mother, talking about why she is a fighter for the middle class, why that makes her fit to be a fighter for the middle class now. she's not alone here. senator bernie sander is also running for president. he's attracting big crowds. he is pushing her to the left. hillary clinton is trying to organize her own campaign for those iowa caucuses that come next winter. >>> south korea, there are seven new cases of middle east respiratory syndrome has been confirmed. this is a day after officials said the outbreak was slowing down. they did indicate that more mers cases should be anticipated. a hospital shut down its services after being linked to 70 cases of the virus. even though mers isn't spreading to the general public, tumorism has suffered. >> a trip to the country in crisis mode battling a mers outbrea

and this early trips in the iowa new hampshire, south carolina, he is getting good reviews. i do think he will get a second look. i mind not count him out. >> matt the last republican president was a long-term governor of texas, is there room for a second governor of texas at the white house? >> what is interesting is some states have multiple candidates. ted cruz and rick perry from texas. and two from florida. two big money stakes for republicans. jeb bush and marco rubio from florida. so texas is playing a huge role. the problems are i agree with joe, the benefit for perry is he has done it before and for those who have run before the second time out is always helpful. the bad news for rick perry is since he ran before we have all of these new names that came on the stage. it is about carly fiorina and mark rubio and ted cruz and bobby jindel and scott walker. it is going to be hard to say he is the fresh voice of the party. >> staying with you for the minute matt let's talk about that. obviously a huge part of the presidential race is money and the ability to collect it.

. >> bush will spend the rest of the week campaigning in iowa new hampshire, south carolina and nevada look at the other candidate jeb bush will face for the republican nomination. new jersey governor chris christie says he expects to make a decision on whether he'll run for president some time this month. >>> democratic front-runner hillary clinton, meanwhile, hit the campaign trail in new hampshire yesterday. he told them that america has been working for the wealthiest. now it's time for those living paycheck to paycheck to share in the i%qe9ñt% right now clinton is one of four candidates vying for the democratic nomination for president. >>> back live to new york city at trump tower in new york where we have learned that donald trump will officially declare his candidacy for the president of the united states. that announcement -- official announcement is expected at any moment. >>> taking on transfat. the new rule the fda is handing down about what goes into our foods. >>> more good news for chocoholics. new findings about its health benefits and how much you need to eat to reap t

new hampshire. look you have to really look at this field and say which candidate is spending time where? four early and primary/caucus contests, iowa, new hampshire, south carolina christie is among those that clearly staked his claim on new hampshire. i anticipate you will see a bump based on his announcement into this poll. he doesn't have far to go to get into the top 10. if he does that we all know one of his greatest strengths is on that debate stage, talking authentically, relating to people in a way, talking about issues in a way people actually believe understand and trust him. i think christie if he makes it on the debate stage could be a major factor people are seriously underestimating. cheryl: marianne, i want to move on to something else we got and getting jeb bush's tax returns, 33 years a new record he is setting as far as presidential candidates and transparency. he is still number one in the same "fox news poll." does this help him when he has things like barclays and other banks on his resume', and the fact he had a lot of real estate dealings made a lot of money back in the day? help or hurt him. >> he did this for three reasons and it was pre

new hampshire always has a very high active rate in terms of our voter participation. my sense is with all the national publicity, a few more people take notice and help shape iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and earlier states. >> from a storied new hampshire political family, appreciate you being here. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> it is amazing on stories like this, you think this is, like, there has to be friction here. this can't possibly work here. something has to give here. when it gives it all gives like, you can't believe like the floor is gone. between this letter from new hampshire republicans and the union leader saying no we'll do a competing thing and fox proposing to change the whole criteria, that's all happened within a few hours today. >>> unexpected update on the manhunt for two prisoners who escaped from new york state this weekend. the bottom line is they're still not found. forest rangers, police, fbi, correction officers, going door to door, stopping cars at roadblocks, questioning drivers. it turns out the geography of where they're looking just got more interesting and more intriguing, frankly. the prison these guys escaped from is in dannemore, new york.

the fact that south carolina has this peculiar national political position as one of the early voting presidential states. south carolina first in the south. right? it's iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. after that republican governor got turfed out in south carolina in 1998 as the naacp was coordinating a big economic boycott of south carolina over them fly that confederate flag, as state senator arthur ravenel was holding a rally in front of a 100 foot tall confederate flag. in the year 2000 george w. bush and john mccain were battling it out in south carolina to try to win the republican nomination for president. and so they very knowingly strolled right up to this rube con, right? would supporting the confederate flag remain just a political asset for south carolina conservatives or would it become a national conservative cause, too? john mccain in that heming and hawing way tried to refuse what he thought about the issue but at the same time played to the issues of politics when he was asked about south carolina's confederate flag, he made sure to reference his own role in opposing the martin luther king holiday being recognized in arizona. he then went on to say

. >> we're healthy and well prepared so i spent a lot of time in iowa and new hampshire south carolina that pays great dividends just in itself. >> rick santorum.com and let's take back america. >> former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is also running for the second time. >> game on. >> reporter: four years ago he surprised the nation by winning 11 primary contests. >> miracle of miracle. this is as important as any run for president. >> mitt romney was his second presidential campaign. in his first race 2008 romney finished third to that nominee john mccain. >> proud to accept the nomination for republican candidate for president of the united states. >> mike huckabee finished second to john mccain. now he's running again. >> if congress wants to take someone's retirement, let them end their own congressional pensions not your social security. >> political strategists say it can boost the candidate's fundraising and often helps them avoid pitfalls they encountered last time. >> let's talk. >> hillary clinton first campaign was marked with staff infighting and limited organization

clinton campaign agenda early contest states including i what new hampshire and south carolina, marly hall cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> hr. >>> three republican -- senators jeff blake, susan collins and pat roberts sat down with cuba foreign minister talked about furthering normalizing reelss between the two countries, the obama administration has lifted some travel and trade restrictions already, but for full economic ties to be restored congress would have to lift an empty bar go that's been in place since 19 ask 60. >>> lemonade day weekend continues, hundreds of folks visited the original alex lemonade stand in wynnewood. that's where little alex was a student, it's the 15th firesides of her first fund raiser alex's jay scott thanks everyone for supporting the cause. >> started in our front yard really grown into something really amazing and it wouldn't have been possible without all of you helping volunteering coming out every year we rely appreciate that. >> thursday here at cbs3 we held our 9th annual telethon benefiting alex lemonade stand foundation and it was a record breakin

for example, we have reported republicans in the three early voting states in iowa, new hampshire and south carolinaprotesting openly against the national republican party and the fox news channel because the early state republican parties do not like the debate criteria, which will exclude a significant number of the people who are in the running. those protests are a big deal. you can't be the official tv channel of the republican party, fox news, you can't be the republican party and give a one-finger salute to all three of the states who vote first in the republican primaries. you just can't. something really is going to have to break. and then today it got worse. today we learned that univision, the huge spanish language network is joining the protests of the republicans in the early states. univision is revolting against the rnc. they are saying they and the "washington post" will sponsor their own republican presidential candidates forum despite the rnc saying they can't. depending on how they do it, what they are about to do will probably break the rnc's rules, just like republicans in iowa,

he is reportedly planning to head immediately to new hampshire south carolina iowa and michigan. tomorrow new jersey governor chris christie is expected to announce his bid. now if all three join the race, the total number of republican candidates will be a staggering 16. >>> vice president joe biden is sharing his personal connection with the charleston church where nine people were killed. he spoke on sunday at emanuel ame church. he said he visited the church before and knew the pastor clementa pinckney. his appearance was a surprise to worshipers and he received a standing ovation. >>> 5:34 now. the leader of one of washington's most loved landmarks is ullandmark landmarks is calling is for removal of the confederate themed decorations. the national cathedral has two stained glass panels bearing the flag. it was put in by the daughters of the confederacy to honor military leaders. yesterday the dean spoke about the flag. he says the images have become a symbol of white supremacy. >> the fact that so many find it so offensive should be enough of a reason to fold it up and put i

he's reportedly planning to head immediately to new hampshire, south carolina iowa and michigan. now, kasich is not the only potential candidate to watch in coming days. tomorrow new jersey governor chris christie expected to announce his bid and two weeks from now wisconsin governor scott walker said he'll tell us if he's running for president too. if kasich, christie and walker all join the race that means the republican field will have 16 candidates at this point. >>> today, mayor muriel bowser celebrates the start of the popular summer job program for young people in d.c. bowser is holding a round table at enlightened incorporated the this morning. she's honoring some of the fellow community members as well and speaking tonight at the caribbean community recognition awards. >>> maryland governor larry hogan says he's feeling strong and healthy after his first round of chemotherapy. in a facebook post yesterday, he said he feels humbled and uplifted by the outpouring of support. he said he wasn't having side effects to the chemo. he revealed last week he had been diagnosed with

new hampshire always has a very high active rate in terms of our voter participation. my sense is with all the national publicity, a few more people take notice and help shape iowa, new hampshire, south carolinaearlier states. >> from a storied new hampshire political family, appreciate you being here. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> it is amazing on stories like this, you think this is, like, there has to be friction here. this can't possibly work here. something has to give here. when it gives it all gives like, you can't believe like the floor is gone. between this letter from new hampshire republicans and the union leader saying no we'll do a competing thing and fox proposing to change the whole criteria, that's all happened within a few hours today. what will happen tomorrow? whoo! we'll be right back. from more than one perspective. embracing diversity can enrich your story by allowing you to see things from more than just one point of view. that's a story worth telling. the more you know. you've heard of a "win-win," right? what about a "win-win-win"? pick up the limited edition metallic droid turbo by motorola. water-repellent. up to 48-hour battery life and ballistic nylon bac

new hampshire always has a very high active rate in terms of our voter participation. my sense is with all the national publicity, a few more people take notice and help shame iowa new hampshire, south carolinaearlier states. >> from a storied new hampshire political family, appreciate you being here. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> it is amazing on stories like this you think this is like there has to be friction here. this can't possibly work here. something has to give here. when it gives it all gives like you can't believe like the floor is gone. between this letter from new hampshire republicans and the union leader saying no we'll do a competing thing and fox proposing to change the whole criteria, that's all happened within a few hours today. what will happen tomorrow? whoo! we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear cove

i think what they're trying to do is take a step back she's been in iowa new hampshire, south carolinahe has listened to what voters are interested in. there there's a lot of interest in her and what m.i.t.otivates her. she's been secretary of state, she's been first lady but what is it about thaik will take voters to this next level? i think that going back to her experience with her mom who lost her own parents 1259 and counted on a series of older caregivers to help her through. those sorts of things that made hillary clinton who she is. i think people are going to hear some of that. not the first time she talked about it but it will feel fresh and new. >> since she ran for president in 2008 her mother passed away. so i think she'll be talking about her mother also in a very different way but what do you think? is she going to get some into some of the nuts and bolts or is it going to be broad strokes instead. >> i think tomorrow will be more of the personal story. she will talk about the policies she wants to push forward but she's going to link it to what it is that motivates her.

but i do want to get this motion of iowa, new hampshire, south carolina do you have to win one of thoseoutright? >> well, listen, if you look historically since world war ii, no one has ever won the nomination without winning at least one of those first three. that has certainly been history. i think it's an interesting challenge for a number of other candidates. you look at the media describes for example, jeb bush frequently as the front runner. an interest question when you ask which of those states does he win? i will tell you what we intend to do. i'm competing vigorously in all three of those early states -- >> what about florida, are you competing in that state even though it's a rubio bush deal? >> oh sure. look we're competing nationwide. we're competingda yesterday i was in michigan tonight i'm flying to north carolina. we are competing -- i was in massachusetts. we are competing nationwide we're putting together a team on the ground a grass roots team nationwide and we're raising money this all 50 states over 100,000 people have gone to tedcruz.org, supported the gain. that's

so it's been a lot of time in iowa and new hampshire, south carolina that plays great dividends just in itself. >> rick santorum.com, and let's take back miracle. >> former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is also running for the second time. four years ago he surprised the political war by winning 11 state nomination contests. >> miracle after miracle this race was was improbable as any race you will see for president. >> the presidential nomination was mitt romney. in his first race in 2008 romney finished third to john mccain. >> accepting our party's nomination for president of the united states. >> mccain had the republican nomination eight years earlier. and in 2008 former arkansas governor mike huckabee finished as a runner up to mccain. huckabee is now running again and breaking from the g.o.p. pack on social security. >> if congress wants to take away someone's retirement, let them in their congressional pensions. not your social security. >> political strategists say that presidential campaign experience is usually a major advantage. it can boost a candidate's confidence

bush announces his decision to run monday and goes straight to new hampshire, south carolina. then on tuesday, donald trump announces his decision and hits the early states too. bret? >> carl thank you. >>> coming up shortly, republican presidential candidate carly fiorina joins the panel in our center seat. >>> still ahead, why is the number of abortions way down in the u.s.? it depends on whom you believe. first, the handshaking, arm tugging and promise making surrounding tomorrow's big votes on president obama's trade agenda. ♪ ♪ every backyard comes together around a grill and kingsford charcoal. gather 'round. >>> furious lobbying tonight on both sides of the trade issue. this comes ahead of some key voting tomorrow that could give president obama new power or scuttle his trade agenda. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is on capitol hill tonight. >> reporter: a full court press is under way with the white house chief of staff, secretaries of labor and treasury all visiting capitol hill trying to persuade skeptical democrats to back a trade promotion authority

trump has travelled to the earlier states this year hiring staffers in iowa new hampshire and south carolina. here's a look at ten of the candidates already in the race. hillary clinton just left new hampshire and is headed for south carolina tomorrow at a flag day dinner in new hampshire yesterday she told democrats that america has been working for the wealthiest and now it's time for those living paycheck to paycheck to share in the prosperity. earlier in the day she held a rally and visited an early childhood center. right now hillary clinton is one of four candidates vying for the democrat nomination for president. >>> things could be changing soon for schools in wilmington delaware. lawmakers could pass the law that could start the process of redistricting. that means the red clay school district could take over city cools. governor jack markell would have to sign off on the redistricting plan before it becomes law. >>> a smaller version of target could be coming to center city. a tash get express is planned for part of the boyd site at 19th and chestnut. there aren't many target expre

iowa new hampshire, south carolina and nevada. the only place he has a claim is new hampshire. he won't play well in the other states. if you look at the early primary states and assume he has to tack to the right, you say that makes him less appealing in general. i don't think he things he has to tack to the right, especially with such a big field that's going to defuse most of the -- >> i think most people perceive it as good that these two front-runners with the famous political names are having a little bit of a tougher time than they thought they'd have. they have to prove themselves to people out there. we'll see. it starts this weekend. alan tony thank you very much. >>> did you hear this story? a racial ruse. apparently revealed. this is so odd. the parents of an naacp leader calling out their own daughter and saying she is saying she is black but she is not black. she has basically western european roots. >>> new dads working for richard branson are getting serious paternity time. a full year off when you have a child. for the dad. should other companies follow suit or

well he wasn't like all those candidates out campaigning in new hampshire south carolina, iowa but telling haven't decided yet while already running. when beau biden said woe not seek he came around immediately said he planned to run for governor in 2016. that alone tells you how hon he was how different he was than all of the other politicians you see two terms eight years as delaware's top law enforcer 13 years and the delaware army national guard most important position he would have told you father husband and son where he is most missed for sure his family will be among the thousands attending this public viewing here at the state capitol building and then again tomorrow for two viewings in the afternoon and evening, in wilmington at the biden family church saint at any the patou in wilmington. >> thank you more on that in just a little bit. 38:00. >> philadelphia police looking foreman who they say abandoned a car inside loaded gun and three year old. >> what? >> so we sent jenny joyce to upper darby for this story. hi jenny. >> reporter: hi mike and lauren. well the chase ended here

than it is where the presidential candidates are spending most of their time in iowa, new hampshire, south carolinaere is a different view on this issue across the country, and i'm not smart enough to say what should happen, but the one thing that is frustrating on this issue is whether you have a michael bloomberg, the former mayor of new york who is still to this day still spending money to advance gun control legislation or the former president of the na national rifle association who has said nothing, and the republican administration they were more open to background check, and you can't get the people in the same room, because it becomes a polarized political debate, and i am not sure it is appropriate to have this start of the conversation to today, given that people, nine people have been brutally gunned down, but it is inevitable that we will turn it here, and it is obvious that the president of the united states knowing the sensitivity of the moment made the conscious choice to raise it, and he knew that most of the country would be watching. >> i wondered if he would, or if he would talk

we could have a situation where there's a different winner in iowa, new hampshire and south carolinahich means we're in for one heck of a super tuesday. >> the fact that he is under indictment, how is that going to play into his candidacy? do you think voters care or are they aware outside of texas much? >> i don't think so, and i think that even a lot of top democrats have come out and said that indictment wasn't something they were even taking all that seriously. i don't expect the indictment to play that seriously into this. >> okay. good to see you on a friday. have a great weekend. >> you too. >> just ahead hundreds gather to remember the vice president's son, beau biden. those details ahead. >>> on saturday president obama will deliver the eulogy of beau biden. on thursday mourners gathered at delaware's state senate chambers where they received friends and colleagues. beau biden died at the age of 46 on saturday after a long battle with brain cancer. he's behind his wife and two children. ♪ >> if i've mentioned one word this was an extremely sophisticated attack. that points t

she's been going through the early states of iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and nevada.l roundtables, this is a rally of not the biggest size of rally venue i have seen, but this is going to have the real campaign feel as you can see behind me. and we will see, we're expecting to see hillary clinton really looking back in time. talking about her mother, dorothy rodham, who since she last ran for president has passed away. dorothy rodham had hard scrabble roots and really relied on other people and certainly on herself to get by and succeed in life. she'll also be talking about certainly the message of franklin and eleanor roosevelt. this is, after all, four freedoms park on roosevelt island. so that imagery of the roosevelts fighting for the middle class is going to be something we expect her to evoke. but this is certainly an inspirational message she's going for at this point to try to pull the focus away from what would be a clinton dynasty, christi, if she is to become the nominee and perhaps to be elected. because here you said bill clinton and chelsea clinton will

point of it is that the people vote especially in those early states and caucuses iowa new hampshire, south carolina and nevada are not even a picture of the drinkemocratic party, they are picture of a certain ideology passionate partisan -- >> too much so? is it driveing so far to the left that they make that nominee unelect unelectable? >> that's a very good point. i don't like complimenting you neil, a very good point. george mcgovern in '72 was considered too far to the left. walter mondale was considered too far to the left. hubert humphrey even was considered too far to the left. they think now -- democrats think and they might be right, that the demographics of the country have changed. hispanic voters black voters the turnout in the general election 20 years ago was 90% white. it is now only 71% white. >> fair enough. >> they think in they get hurt but in the election years, every four years they have to stir up the faithful. she has to be sort of a -- i thought she tried to get cover with nancy pelosi who broke with the president, surprised, i think, a lot of people and they said you better