focus on national security, border security. >> reporter: typically republicans are seen stronger on national security and terrorism. but experts point out top gop candidates lack experience in that arena and that could leave the door open for the democratic front-runner. hillary clinton would be just as strong on national security as a former secretary of state. >> reporter: poll after poll shows americans disapprove of the president's handling on isis and terrorism. gop candidates are constantly making that link to his former secretary of state. >> stretching from the clinton administration to the obama administration with hillary clinton as secretary of state skont consistently ache makes the same mistakes over and over again. >> reporter: stock markets fluctuations highlight the economy is not out of the picture. >> you are not going to see the economy go away. there's still 2 million or more people long term unemployed in this country. >> reporter: in washington, i'm christine pra fra sdou reporting. >> reed: in three weeks the primary season will kick off with caucuses in iowa.

this is the first time they have been aired on national television. we start with ronald reagan, who went on to win the new hampshire primary on his way to securing the gop presidential nomination. he then defeated incumbent president jimmy carter to win the presidency. this is just under 15 minutes. >> senator reagan, welcome to election 80. many americans feel they are not receiving strong, effective leadership today. how would you define leadership? ronald reagan: it is not as easy as it sounds. there have been great leaders throughout the world to have been able to get followers behind them, and they have been evil men who have led them in wrong courses. we usually think of leadership however and those who take, who lead the people in the right direction. i think one of the main essentials for leadership is communication. we find that if we look back on men, presidents in the united states, men overseas, men like winston churchill, we find so often we remember them years later and they are known better in history for things they said rather than fo

when one nation would send emissaries to another nation to conduct a diplomatic dialogue, to establish treaties, to regulate commerce, to do a variety of things, these emissaries were sent from one and were to another protected while under the jurisdiction of the receiving sovereign. this has biblical antecedents. it comes into the great city city states, up through roman law, all through ,he period of recorded history there has been this sanctity, if you will, of the diplomatic premise and the diplomatic mission and its people. articles, iecific would like to refer to three which are primarily involved. of thest is article 22 vienna convention, which holds that diplomatic premises shall be inviolable. let me read specifically from , "thee 22, which states premises of the mission shall be inviolable. agents of the receiving state may not enter them except with the consent of the head of the mission. the receiving state is under a special duty to take all appropriate steps to protect the mission against any intrusion or damage and to prevent any disturbance of the peace of the mission o

shooting in san bernardino bernardino. >> reporter: that rapid shift has put national security to a top -- concern. federal lawmakers on both sides of the i agree it should be. >> national security is the top issue this year, and i think it's going to stay that way. >> instead of spending time on repealing healthcare, what we ought to focus on, and national security, order security. >> typically republicans are seen stronger on national security and terrorism but extra point out top gop candidates lack experience in that arena and that could open the door for the democratic front runner. >> you think hillary clinton would be just as strong on national security? she's a democrat as the former secretary of state. shows americans disapprove of the president's handling of isis and terrorism. gop candidates council a making that link to his former secretary of state. >> stretching from the clinton to obama administration with hillary clinton as secretary of state, consistently they make the same mistakes over and over again. >> reporter: meanwhile stock market but relations highlight that the economy is not out of the pictu

on the rise. and, you know, sooner or later we were going to be playing for the national championship. he told me that from the get go. we were going to change college football and put clemson on the top. i bought into the process, the journey and the plan. i stayed committed for two years in high school. last year we had a chance, but we didn't capitalize on those plays. i knew when the time came to be a leader and in charge, i make sure those around me take advantage of those opportunities. >>> well muschamp taking over the reigns. a staff that many around the country believe can recruit the defense will be under the leadership of robinson who followed muschamp over from auburn. he's already taken ownership of what was left behind and is ready to fix things moving forward. >> at the end of a day, i'm a 3 and 9 coordinator. that's just how it is. and you are what your record tells you are. my record is 3 and 9. it's not just players, it's us. we have a lot of work to do. the one thing i'll tell you, we're ready to roll our sleeves up and i'm going to start right now. our kids going to

it's the first time they have been aired on national television. we start with ronald reagan who went on to win the new hampshire primary on his way to securing the gop presidential nomination. he then defeated incumbent resident jimmy carter and the presidential election to win the presidency. this is just under 15 minutes. >> president reagan, welcome to election 1980. leadership is a quality the american people have demanded of the president. many americans feel they are not receiving strong, effective leadership today. how would you define leadership? ronald reagan: it is not as easy as it sounds. there have been great leaders throughout the world to have been able to get followers behind them and evil men who have led them in wrong courses. we usually think of leadership however and those who take, who lead the people in the right directions. i think one of the main essentials for leadership is communication. we find that if we look back on men, presidents in the united states, men overseas, men like winston churchill, we find so often we remem

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this is the first time it has aired on national television. george bush would finish second in the 1980 new hampshire primary behind eventual gop nominee ronald reagan who would go on to defeat incumbent president jimmy carter in the general election. this is about 10 minutes. >> leadership is a quality american people had been demanding from the president. many americans feel like we have not seen strong leadership your how would you define leadership? george h.w. bush: i think leadership is having a conviction, a conviction of the direction you want your country to go, a conviction that can offer a hope of freedom for countries around the world and your own people. it is also a concept of having people follow, looking over your shoulder, and people being with you. it connotes to me respect, it connotes strength, and it connotes principle. >> further clarify your definition, who would you select as the three most effective leaders in history and why would you select these people? george h.w. bush: history? that's pretty tough. i would say in r

states.it's a vote that weighs heavy- both on national security and the 20-16 campaign-as the country grapples with how to handle the growing humanitarian crisis this bill would have required every single person from syria or iraq- and even those refugees who have visited those countries in the past

watson will lead the tigers against one of the best defenses in the nation. defense and rank number one in other defensive categories including sacks. the crimson tide will try to make watson one dimensional. as f f the coaches in this game, we have two great ones. alabama's nick saban and clemson's dabo swinney. for more on the coaches and their winning personalities, we welcome back in rick henry live from arizona to share insight of tonight's leaders on the side lines. >> reporter: one thing i realized over the past few days, dabo swinney and nick saban are pretty much alike. of course dabo is more outgoing with his personality, saban a little more reserved. they have defined vision of what they want to do, where they want to go, they hired great assistant coaches, they're able to go out there and recruit, and they're able to get everyone on board for their plan for success. >> thanks so much for that, rick. for fans in clemson, royalty goes back generations, call it a family tradition. >> man: my grandfather went to school here, my dad went to clemson and

it's the first time they been aired on national television. rt with ronald reagan, who went on to win the new hampshire primary. this is just under 15 minutes. election 80. leadership is a quality the american people are looking for in a president. not americans feel they're receiving strong leadership today. how would you define leadership? >> it's not as easy as it sounds. there have been great leaders throughout the w h

rubio's campaign releasing an ad on national security. that's a topic he's been hammering home for months and hitting ted cruz on for weeks. what did he have to say today? >> reporter: what he's been saying is that, look, ted cruz voted for a surveillance law that gutted the national security agency, the ability to collect bulk data. he believes that's a way to distinguish himself from ted cruz on this national security issue. it's interesting, when rubio talks to voters, he does not cite ted cruz by name, he does not cite donald trump by name. but when he's asked about his rivals, today we got a chance to talk to him about ted cruz and chris christie, he has a different message when he talks to reporters. here's a little bit of what he had to say. >> i have a very different view on national security than ted cruz. he wants to -- he has voted for and supported a containment budget that reduced national security. i think we need to rebuild the u.s. military. he's in favor of weakening our intelligence programs. i'm in favor of expanding the

people probably hear you on national public radio, on your talk show, across the country. and you've written a couple of books now, several books, three books. >> three books. >> hinojosa: finding my voice, which i just love as a title, is your story of kind of how you ended up where you are now. >> it's a story of how i began as the child of immigrants who believed that young children should be seen and not heard, who should never ask, "why?" so the fact that i am doing these daily interviews, maria, asking anybody and everybody... >> hinojosa: anything? >> anything, and why, is for me the greatest pleasure and freedom in the world. >> hinojosa: and let's just start off at the top, because there might be some people who have heard you on the air, and they may say, "i know diane rehm, but i'm not sure why sometimes she sounds a little bit different or a little bit halting with her voice." >> or why she sounds as though she's 105. >> hinojosa: "and why is she on the air sounding like this?" >> "and why is she on the air?" i began my career as a volunteer at wamu back in 197

everything to get me where i need to be. >> he's not the only formal they are hoping to cash in on a national championship dream on monday night by being part of the title team since 1981. that's the story here in the desert. we are on top of south mountain, again, breathtaking to say the least. reggie anderson, wltx. >> thank you. >>> officially introduced the members of his coaching staff. these guys span from all over the southeast and have connections on the high school and college and professional level. a coaching staff, i talked about what makes this particular group of guys unique and how they'll be able to succeed as one. >> some guys in this staff left their alma maters. they all wanted to be in south carolina. i didn't beg any of these guys to be here. they wanted to be here and build something and get on this >> we are here to make sure these kids are successful both and on and off the field. if everybody is working together in that aspect, i think that's what ultimately helps. >> you know, i think as an assistant coach or a coach in general what you always want to put yourself in

last night was a 5-0 casing on national television. the canes had to the all-star break just a point out of the wild-card playoff spot. >> we have to remember how we have been playing here for a while. obviously we know we beat a really good team over there and i thought our energy level was phenomenal right off the bat. we were energized and ready. we don't get on national tv very often and we do want to make sure we put our good but forward. >> after the all-star break canes are on the road for three straight. >>> >> to sell it has followed in a former winston cup champ the lily. his assignment this year, replace jeff gordon in the 24 car. >> a little more than year ago 20-year-old chase elliott got some pretty big news. he was the one who would take jeff gordon's spot in the legendary 24 car. >> i think that was a good thing to have some time to let it settle in. >> the newly retired gordon is now a broadcaster for fox while young chase gets ready for his first full season on the sprint cup circuit. >> the on trackside is not going

it's the first time they been aired on national television. we start with ronald reagan, who went on to win the new hampshire primary. this is just under 15 minutes. election 80. leadership is a quality the american people are looking for in a president. not americans feel they're receiving strong leadership today. how would you define leadership? >> it's not as easy as it sounds. there have been great leaders throughout the world have -- who have been able to get followers, able men who led them in the wrong places and we usually think of leadership however. i think that one of the main essentials for leadership is communication. onfind that if we look back men, presidents here in the u.s. or men overseas, men like winston churchill, we find often we remember them years later and they are known better and history for things they said then for the actual deeds they might have performed. i think it is a case of being able to communicate to a people and persuade those people of the direction they want to go. meanseadership of course having a beli

this is the first time it has aired on national television. george bush would finish second in the 1980 new hampshire primary behind eventual gop nominee ronald reagan who would go on to defeat incumbent president jimmy carter in the general election. this is about 10 minutes. leadership is a quality vehement -- american people had been demanding from the president. many americans feel like we have not seen strong leadership your how would you define leadership? george h.w. bush: i think leadership is having a conviction, a conviction of the direction you want your country to go, a conviction that can offer a hope of freedom for countries around the world and your own people. it is also a concept of having people follow, looking over your shoulder, and people being with you. to me respect, it connotes strength, and it connotes principle. >> further clarify your definition, who would you select as the three most effective leaders in history and why would you select these people? george h.w. bush: history has been pretty tough. i would say in rel

back to really being one nation under god. ,that can truthfully say once again, in god we trust. emmy: graham has not endorsed a candidate and recently left the republican party. his next tour stops include florida, new hampshire, and south carolina. cynthia? cynthia: governor branstad has announced what he calls his biggest and boldest initiative ever to help fund schools and improve water quality. school superintendents, farm leaders and secretary of agriculture tom vilsack joined the governor to support his it extends the one cent state sales tax for another 20 years which will help schools with , construction projects. part of the new revenues will improve water quality in the state. >> we're trying to do something big and bold, but we are trying to do it in a way that really unites the state, something really great for education and something really great for water quality. this is the most enthused i've been about any issue in a long time. it is because i really see a chance to make a differece in this critical year whe

national security is number one. i include in that boarder security and interior security. i am the author of the toughest interior security bill you'll ever read. a sovereign nation has the right to determine who gets to come here, how long you get to stay and what we'll put you through to be here. it's a right to immigrate and sovereign countries have the right to determine who gets to come and who has the right to stay. we have the right to say like grandpa at christmastime, it's time to go, time to go home. if i were not 100% certain that marco rubio is committed and principled on the issues of national security, including border security, interior security and employment security, i would be in south ro

i've seen you on national new, all tore place and it has been quite a ride for you. >> it is now less than four weeks until south carolina primary on february 20. we want every person who's in the viewing audience to vote february 20 or if you have a democrat, february 27 just a week later but we have candidate visits now almost everyday in south carolina. it is an exciting finish. >> well, as brian mentioned, the roads bail that was one that people were looking to the governor to speak boldly on, and she certainly did, was she too forceful because she told him if he doesn't have this, this and this don't send it to me. >> the governor focused on three things, first education, ethics and road. on the first, governor hailey said it is not okay that some school districts have the best technology, the best buildings while others in more rural areas have in fact leaking technology and just the basics. she also said she would love to and wants to pay teacher who is commit to working in rural areas for eight year that is are underserved by educators but that's i very bold edge cakeal move.

i've said for some time one of the problems going into this cycle by relying on national polls whether it is to determine who's going to stand on the stage to debate or where they are in the poll position leading up to the vote in a few weeks distorts the outcome, distorts the way this race would naturally unfold. this is really the first time we've seen this injection of national polls where folks around the country, not just republicans and democrats but everyone, just kind of get into this thing. so when you take an issue like ethanol, farming subsidies, things that are pertinent to the folks in farming parts of the country like in iowa, yeah, it kind of blows it up into a national conversation that everyone kind of scratches their head and go who's ethel? you know. that's kind of where we find ourselves. >> jess, you know, we've seen all this sort of focus on national polling. there's a good piece in five thirty eight about basically national polling's correlation to the victor in those states isn't actually that strong. and it does create a different dynamic where we're sort of ca

there's a cause and effect between a disclosure of such sensitive material and the impact both on national security for the united states and national impact on the other end of that spectrum. particular sources. >> earlier this week, as first reported by fox, the inspector general's unclassified letter several clinton emails containing classified information. some classified beyond top secret known as special access programs in a radio interview a former secretary of defense said it was more likely than not russian hackers targeted clinton's private server. >> given the fact that the pentagon acknowledges they get attacked about 100,000 times a day. i think the odds are pretty high. >> lawyers asked a federal judge for a month extension to finish releasing the last group of clinton emails due on the 29th. the department spokesman said the blizzard and government shutdown are partly to blame. >> your first look at the latest fox news poll on the presidential race. donald trump continues to hold a comfortable double-digit lead over ted cruz ant the rest of the republican field. this occurs

the number one clemson tigers in tonight's national championship 3 us--we're live at the bon the stands are filled with orange and purple...as tigers fan cheer on their team from right here in the upstate! 3 and we'll be right back with the game is over...we'll have post game coverage live at fox carolina dot com. 3 3 3 clemson is playing for the national title... 3 and earlier in the day--you can see clemson fans having some fun while tailgating as they went ziplining ahead of tonight's big game. 3 and a pretty cool sight...even the empire state buiuiing is getting in on the action-- announcing on twitter:"our lights are split between clemson university and the university of albama for the c- f-b playoff national championship!" 3 and joining us with more on the hype in phoenix phoenixis fox carolina sports anchor shannon sommerville... with another report on how the tigers are holding up against alabama-shannon? 3 that's right cody, you can hear the cheering from the stadium behind me...as the national championship game continues.righ

it's the first time they have been aired on national television. ith ronald reagan who went on to win the new hampshire primary on his way to securing the gop presidential nomination. he then defeated incumbent resident jimmy carter and the presidential election to win the presidency.

clemson is, of course, on their way to the the national title game and a showdown against alabama. wis has been with the team this week. and following last night's big win, our joe gorchow caught up with one of the stars of the game, bj goodson. "we're joined by one of the defensive men of the hour here on new year's eve, bj goodson had a huge interception in the second half to help lead his team to victory. how does it feel to be the orange bowl champions? bj: that's what got us here and that's what's going to take us further man. you can't serve the lord without having faith man and we never gave up, we kept fighting and we had a little adversity at the begining, but we never gave up, we kept fighting and you see the end result. joe: you guys chant all the time after the games, "we too deep." shaq lawson goes out early in the first quarter and you guys don't even bat an eye. how is that possible? bj: we have so we don't get a lot of credit for. in the building, we know what we have, but to the rest of the world, we only have one or two great players, but it is what it is. we're a

now, the kmt took the approach that they believed in the notion of china and taiwan being part of one nation, that would one day be reunified. the dpp take the opposite course. they want to maintain the status quo which is to agree and disagree over the taiwan status. the question is whether that can continue. for instance, if the independence agenda has been pushed. that's where china might react. in the short term, beijing will do very little. they are studying this result forensically tonight. >> interesting times ahead for china and taiwan. thank you. adrian brown speaking from the d.p.p. headquarters where they are celebrating a possible win >>> now, iran says that it is confident international sanctions will be lifted this weekend as top diplomats gather in vienna to discuss implementation of the nuclear deal. in july, tehran agreed to kerb its nuclear programme. the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog is due to deliver a report on whether iran honoured that agreement. the foreign minister says that he believes sanctions will be removed after its published. >> today is the day when we prove to the

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nation, but i will do it responsibly. >> quickly head crisisis. >>> political ads offering tough talk on terrorism and national security. >> the americans fears have shifted rapidly in the past month, since the terrorist attacks in paris and shooting in san bernardino california. >> that rapid shift has pushed national security to a top concern, according to recent polls. federal lawmakers on both sides >> national security is the top issue this year. i think it will stay that way. >> instead of spending time on repealing health care and planned parenthood. we should focus on national security, border security. >> typically, republicans are seeing stronger on national security and terrorism. experts point out, they lack it in the arena. that could leave the door open for the front-runner. >> hillary clinton could be just as strong. she's a democrat. >> poll after poll, americans disapprove of america's handling of isis and terrorism. g.o.p. is putting the link. >> and to the obama administration, with hillary clinton as secretary of state, consistently makes the same mistakes over and over again >> meanwhile, stock mark

news & world report" ranked it number one in the nation. sitting on corporate boards, 18 years on kellogg's, 16 on costco, chairman of the board of a biotech company, starting a national scholarship program, active in all 50 states which has won major national waiters only given to one organization in the country. these are our accomplishments that i think many people in the political realm have not had but i think are all -- incredibly relevant. what is most relevant is the ability to solve complex problems and work with others, to use that synergy in order to solve those problems. we have amazingly talented people in this country, and the wisest man who if lived, solomon, said in the multitude of counselors is safety and shouldn't be people that agree with you on everything. >> in your book you talk about the press and say, in part, we the majority of members of the press eye line themselves with the interests of the american people and reject partisan politics and manipulation. what do you mean? >> what we have now is a press that picks

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all eyes on clemson tonight as they compete for their second national title. last one 34 years ago. you know the coaches are under the scope as well. dabo sweeney has been the guy with a reputation as a players coach. he know shows a the perfect guy lead them to a national title. >> being able to watch him being in the same conference, i think he has done a great job of moving forward with the program, becoming a great ceo of the football organization and that is something that the great coaches do. allowed them to do their job. he focuses on the organization, the recruiting and having the right relationships with university personnel, athletic personnel and the media. i think he does a great job with the media. >> that game kicks off at 8:30 p.m. >> the usc men's basketball team 15-0 with a win over vanderbilt. with a lot of national attention on the men and women, fans are concerned it could get into player's head. not only is it about preparation but trusting in your program. >> players need to know that coaches are in it with them. but they are not concerned with the score of th

t it up, who were guest: he was the adviser on national security on iran. powell was the press secretary. you see walter mondale in the room. the appointment secretary is in the room and they are waiting for the deal to come to fruition. host: let's watch. [video clip] >> ok, that is great. thank you. we've gotten word through another country that a person in iran has stated at 8:13 this morning that he would inform them when the plane leaves. so, i presume that is the first message we have had from iran that the plane will be leaving. nsa. >> the time is getting close. >> yes. all right. no. i've got it. both things are at the end of the runway. see you later. >> another glitch? >> both the planes are at the end of the runway. >> the hostages are on? >> don't know. >> don't know? >> if the first planes take off empty, i'm going to be upset. [laughter] >> this is the president. all right. morning. how are you doing? a place to call earlier. i want to let you know the planes are at the end of the runway. that's right. that is what we presume. all the money w

on its back there. but certainly a very beautiful scene for this national championship game. we'll be here all week long, keeping you caught up on what you need to know on this matchup between the clemson tigers and the alabama tide. we'll be here starting tomorrow with your live reports right here on fox carolina. reporting from phoenix arizona shannon sommerville fox carolina sports. 3 mostly clear skies will lead to another cold night, but it will be a few degrees warmer than previous nights. lows will drop to 31 in the upstate and 25 in the mountains on thursday morning. clouds will increase through the day on thursday, with highs getting back into the low 50s with is right around normal for this time of year. rain should hold off until late thursday night, so the daylight hours are looking dry. 3 a spartanburg county woman.. accused of trying to poison and kill her daughter who has down syndrome. syndrome.tonight - her former neighbors are speaking out.. why they say there has to be more to the story. story.plus..seven months after a one-year-old vanished from her pendlet

>> gary was his advisor on the national security council on iran. you see walter mondale in the room. they are waiting for the deal to come to fruition. >> thank you. we've gotten word to another -- he stated at 8:13 this morning that he would inform them when the plane leaves. i presume that is the first measure when the plane will be leaving. >> both planes are in at the end of the runway. both planes at the end of the runway. don't know. those planes take off and we will be up. [applause] -- [laughter] >> good morning, how are you doing? thest want to let you know planes are at the end of the runway. that is what we presume. all the money was cleared and the iranians were notified. about roughly 25 minutes ago. we will you know when the takeoff is close. we are very proud. grouping to restrict my who have been intimately and deeply involved in the iranian question. i thought i would tell you that. good luck to you. i will see you later on in the ceremonies. god bless you. >> a quick comment. is in somegoing on , they were determined that the host

he was one of those selected to go. aly: out of the nation? >> yes. out of the nation. aly: the family is doing everything they can to get him there. that means playing on espn three. >> hopefully scouts will see him and he will be able to further his education with a college career and play football for a college. maybe go pro one day. aly: that is matthew's dream too. >> cleaver college and getting drafted into the nfl. aly: which team? >> panthers. [laughter] >> practice hard and focus. help getting there. aly myles, wyff news 4, in easley. nigel: so far as they raised help with the other half. gabrielle: we have a link on to help out. february 3. john: we are stopped in with the low clouds, even though you can see some breaks. a warm front remains to the southwest. we are wedged in with the northeasterly wind. the mountains continue to drive in cooler temperatures. it is very raw outside. you can see the rain. this is the measurable precipitation. what is not showing up are patches of drizzle and fog. that will form tonight and in the mountains. otherwise, just light

one nomination. >> criticism is growing. tonight. for having all white acting nominees for the second year in a row. >> will smith. for concussion. nation. nominated. >> . both black actors. and neither one made it. so. it's. that doesn't look great. >> . director spike lee and actress have announce they will not attend this year. and now academy president issued a statement promising more inclusion. sp swift action. >> launching a national cam taeupb pain to try and convince in effort to turn around institutional neglect of minorities. >> . the oscars are set to be hosted by chris rock. also being pressured to bow out. >> . the video has been seen more than a million times. facebook. >> seemed like such a happy household there in bell air. we had a couple stream of snow moving in. here comes yet another one. the snow express on its way to us. and with it, with we do have chilly temperatures. only 40 degrees today. and wao e not going to warm up >> here's what's going to happen. temperatures right now mainly teens. and 20s. some single digits shows up in gunnison. so is the stream of snow moves back into the mountains. early. late tonig

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we'll be going in depth on the tigers first shot at the national title since 1981. 3 now time for weather and traffic together every 10 3 clear skies tonight will allow temperatures to plummet into the low to upper 20s. winds will pick up on tuesday as highs approach the low 50s in the upstate and mid-40s in western north carolina. keep an eye out for a slight chance of snow flurries along the tennessee border late in the day on tuesday. 3 ((wrap up)) 3 now lets send it over to the pit crew traffic center. 3 we're watching: accidentsw. parker rd@ blue ridge drmcadoo 3 3 back to you guys: 3 i'm live at the bon secours wellness arena in downtown greenville where *thousands are expected to gather for tonight's national watch party! tell you how watch parties and plans across our area are the hey, guys, it's annie. now, if you're anything like me, you're always looking for ways to save money, especially when it comes to well, with walmart every day low prices, saving money while keeping the pantry full... that's easier than you think. in head-to-head shopping, the total at walmart beat that o

we'll be going in -depth on the tigers' first shot at a national title tonight here on fox carolina. 3 and we're bringing you continuing coverage of the national championship on air and online.we'll have updates throughout the game on fox carolina dot com.. facebook and twitter.and you can catch more live reports from arizona at 4, 10 and 11. 3 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes. minutes.we'll send it out to nicole papay in arizona.. arizona.. 3 3 it will be chilly to start the work week as temperatures climb into the mid-40s across the upstate and upper 30s in western north carolina. skies will be clear throughout the day and evening with lows falling into the low to upper 20s once again overnight. 3 ((weather hit)) 3 chris is standing by in the 3 we're watching: watching: 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 covering our counties--we are working to get more information after two people county home. home.deputies say the bodies were discovered saturday morning on pierce and amy road. the coroner tells us casey waddell and justin williams were both shot.but n

our next guest coming up says that greenville had a very good here last year on the national level. she will share some of the highlights. pamela: are weather, usually one of the highlights. this morning, a bit chilly. 35 in greenville. 38 in charlotte. it is colder, but a beautiful tim: it seems like every time you turned on the tv or read the newspaper in 2015, greenville was making like a national top 10 list. pamela: our guest is going to give us a look at some of the rate highlights. good morning. you are with visit greenville sc. >> yes. it is responsible for a lot of this great press and promoting our destinations, and making it a destination. tim: you were loving 2015. >> we had a really good year. we had over 120 mentions and national media. these are positive articles. tim: how to that happen? > it is a conservative> -- a concerted effort. you may be familiar with the hashtag people in your come to greenville. that has been happening. now, journalists have been coming without us knowing about it. pamela: what do they want to do here? >> that is the best part. there is somet

through and i decided to suspend with emotional issues like immigration - i think i drove the debate on national security - i hope that will be one of the legacies of my campaign - that people can look back on and be a part of. will: in your campaigning you coined the term happy hour debate - your social media game was on point even with the cell phone. graham: i'm sitting in washington in my office and my phone starts ringing every two seconds - they came into my office and said donald trump just put your number on television - so it rang every two seconds - i finally had to shut it down - we event - i took it for what it was - i wasn't offended by it but it probably wasn't a very nice thing to have done. will: you received praise for your debate performances - why don't you think you were able to breach that threshold graham: the obituary of my campaign - if i had gotten that kind of coverage when i was two or three million the main debate was watched by 20 million - they play the results of the main debate over and over - my debate would last about an hour - i got really good news about havin

he was a national title contender on a national basis. he was let go by the eagles. the question now is how does this impact colin kaepernick? speculation is that cap may keep his spot with the niners. chip kelly well known for running a spread offense. he found success in the past with an athletic quarterback who can run. who else but colin kaepernick to fix that one? he lit up the league with a pair of deep playoff runs including a super bowl appearance. he was benched by jim tomsula back in november. he since had multiple surgeries to repair some injuries. we will know the official answer of whether the niners will keep him april one. >>> to the hardwood, the golden state warriors haven't dropped two in a row all season. they were determined to keep that streak alive. let's go to oracle arena. they have won 37 straight. he will be flashing some moves in the paint early on. later in the half, we go to stephen curry. wide open three, down city. how about this, a rare slam. warriors back on track, 116-98 when. >>> men's basketball loss at home for the first time this

that great one-nation address and we've seen anything but that. we've seen division. the division didn't begin with his administration. i feel like while people are just noticing these divisions now because barack obama is president. we had them under bill clinton and hillary and all along but right now they've become more of a signature part of his legacy. john: would you buy a used car from barack obama? clarence: i would. i wouldn't buy one from donald trump. many people are supporting him 6. pat: he doesn't sell used cars. clarence: he sells things, though. and i'd be very skeptical about buying. john: let me try and persuade you why you wouldn't buy a used car from him. he's detached from reality. state of affairs he has create and would ask those who believed him when he said they could keep that you wanted. overselling that is what it was. donald trump never oversells, right? no, the fact is that that was overselling the program but it was still viable. john: issue two -- sixth g.o.p. debate. republican presidential candidates debated each other in north charle

but as one nation in coalition with other nations. that's what i would say is the greatest security threat to the united states today, from isil. >> i think you've got two threats, obviously isis and great threat. in my view we've got to organize a strong coalition in which muslim troops are on the ground fighting for the soul of islam supported by the united states and other major countries. but the second also, long-term threat to this country in terms of national security is the issue of climate change. if we don't get our act together, you're going to see more floods, more drought, more international instability as people compete for limited natural resources. those are the immediate threat, isis and terrorism, long-term threat global warming. josh: we'll hear from more custody in our next half-hour. you can read where they stand on issues at wmur.com. jean: sentencing for one of the men involved in in fight at an amusement park. josh: the closuring of several macy's stores could be the last already losing other retailers. jean: n