but if he thought he was ever going to be president, george pataki must have been smoking the wacky pataki. who supports abortion rights, gun control, gay rights, and environmentalism." shh - no sudden movements! it's the last republican moderate. if you listen closely, you can hear his haunting mating call: "let's compromise! let's compromise!" alas. (applause) his pelt will make a fine rug for donald trump's trophy room. sadly, for these tributes, it is time to bid farewell. and even more sadly for me, because this is the part of the show in which i'm allowed to drink champagne. ha-ha! i have a problem! (laughter) let us now pay tribute to the (cheers and applause) >> stephen: farewell, brave tributes! we hardly knew ye. which was more than the voters wanted. ah ha, ha! we'll be right back with america ferrera. (cheers and applause) huh. introducing centrum vitamints. a brand new multivitamin you enjoy like a mint. with a full spectrum of essential nutrients... surprisingly smooth, refreshingly cool. i see you found the vitamints. new centrum vitamints. a delicious new way to get your st

luckily, we don't have to imagine, because george pataki was polling at 0.0%.h technically means pataki wasn't even voting for himself. but can you blame him? that guy's polling at 0%! power games began, governor pataki was out of the public eye for 10 years. but even when the public eye was back on him, it had no idea what it was looking at.en "jeopardy" contestants were shown his picture earlier this year, none of them could supply his name. g the correct answer: "who is george pataki?" ha ha! that's him, right?t he was ever pataki must have been smoking the wacky pataki.epublican who supports abortion rights, gun control, gay rights, and environmentalism." moderate. if you listen closely, you can hear his haunting mating call: "let's compromise! let's compromise!" alas.lause)ine rug for donald trump's trophy room. sadly, for theo bid farewell. and even more sadly for me, because this is the part of the show in which i'm allowed to drink champagne. ha-ha! i have a problem! let us now pay tribute to the (cheers and applause) >> stephen: farewell, brave we hardly knew ye. which was more

but if he thought he was ever going to be president, george pataki must have been smoking the wacky pataki. because he ran "as a republican gun control, gay rights, and environmentalism." shh - no sudden movements! it's the last republican moderate. if you listen closely, you can hear his haunting mating call: "let's compromise! let's compromise!" alas. (applause) his pelt will make a fine rug for donald trump's trophy room. sadly, for these tributes, it is time to bid farewell. and even more sadly for me, because this is the part of the show in which i'm allowed to drink champagne. ha-ha! i have a problem! (laughter) let us now pay tribute to the (cheers and applause) >> stephen: farewell, brave tributes! we hardly knew ye. which was more than the voters wanted. ah ha, ha! we'll be right back with america ferrera. (cheers and applause) huh. introducing centrum vitamints. a brand new multivitamin you enjoy like a mint. with a full spectrum of essential nutrients... surprisingly smooth, refreshingly cool. i see you found the vitamints. new centrum vitamints. a delicious new way to get your

former new york governor george pataki. pataki ended his own white house bid last month. geoff: other news now, the case against an upstate man acc of sex crimes against children is heading to a grand jury. joseph patterson appeared in an anderson courtroom yesterday for a preliminary hearing. the 57-year-old faces 21 charges, involving nine alleged victims, some younger than 12-years-old. covering the nation now, we take you to seattle, washington where , two people were killed and three others wounded in a shooting at a homeless encampment. police say the victims lived at the encampment and that the shooting was very targeted. no one has been arrested. police say they're searching for allyson: and burns, oregon, a near month long occupation of federal land by a small group of protesters has come to a violent end. one of the occupiers is dead after a traffic stop by oregon state police that resulted in an apparent shoot out. six people were arrested in all. that includes the group's leader ammon bundy is among the arrestees. geoff: and to the midwest in flint, michigan,

pataki ended his own white house bid last month. on twitter yesterday, pataki said he took a loo candidates and believes rubio is together. in more commitment 2016 news, candy carson, the wife of presidential candidate ben carson, will be in greenville today. she is coming to langston charter middle school to speak to students at an assembly at 9:30 this morning. allyson: now, to the latest in the polls for the presidential race. here's a look at the numbers from nbc news. trump holding the most support with 39%, and senator ted cruz , the only challenger close with 10%. hit double digits. geoff: now, let's take a look at poll. nationwide, hillary clinton is still leading withf support. bernie sanders coming in second with 37%, and coming in third with 2% of support. allyson: the presidential primaries are just around the corner. in south carolina, there are two different dates. today's the deadline to register for voting in the democratic primary on februar the deadline has already passed 20. the reason for the two dates? the state

pataki ended his own white house bid last month. on twitter yesterday, pataki said he took a loo candidates and believes rubio is the best person to bring us all together. in more commitment 2016 news candy carson, the wife of ben carson, will be in greenville today. she is coming to langston charter middle school to speak to students at an assembly at 9:30 this morning. geoff: now to the latest in the polls for the presidential race. here's a look at the numbers from nbc news. trump is holding the most support with 39%. and senator ted cruz the only challenger close behind with 17%. marco rubio with 10%. the rest of the candidates don't hit double digits. allyson: now, let's take a look at the democratic side of same poll. nationwide, hillary clinton is still leading with 51% of support. bernie sanders coming in second with 37% and martin o'malley comes in geoff: the presidential primaries are just around the corner. but in south carolina there are two primary dates. there is one for republicans and the other fofodemocrats. registe

. >> former governor george pataki is out of the race for president. >> senator lindsey graham has ended his presidential bid. >> two more tributes have followed, long time lindsey graham and three term governor george pataki. they were brought low by shameful past, government it's hard for anybody to pull less than one-half of 1%. >> but george pataki was polling at less than 0%. >> tonight, colbert welcomes matthew broderick. 6. >> every time he puts the graphic up with all of the candidates and his face is up the corner, it cracks me up. >> he has plenty of material to work with there for a while. >> thanks for watching news 6 at 7:00. guys, to celebrate super bowl 50 i'm rewarding fans with a special offer. order a large pizza and get a second large pizza for 50 cents. if only we had pockets... what? purely decorative. get a large,1-topping pizza for only 50 cents when you order any large pizza at regular menu price. add our new brookie for just $6 more. p better ingredients. x better pizza. better football.

pataki is back presidential run. pataki ended his own white house bid last month. on twitter yesterday, pataki said he took a look at all the candidates and believes rubio is the best person to bring us all together. in more commitment 2016 news candy carson the wife of presidential candidate ben carson, will be in greenville today. she is coming to langston charter middle school to speak to students at an assembly at 9:30 this morn polls for the presidentials from nbc news. trump is holding the most support with 39%. and senator ted cruz is close marco rubio with 10%. the rest of the candidates don't hit double digits. allyson: taking a look at the democratic side, nationwide hillary clinton is leading with 51% support. with 37%. martin o'malley came in third. geoff: presidential primaries are right around the corner are two different dates. february 27 is the deadline for democrats. the demo -- the deadline is february 20. the reason for the two dates. each party decides its own day. this stems from one the parties were in charge of theielections. each party is a

with george pataki out of the race, is the field beginning to shrink? can martin o' malley make it to february? we discussed with the chairs of the democratic and republican parties in the granite state. in the new year, it is crunch t tell that to john kasich, he thinks it has been crunch time ever since he got into the race. good to see you. i remember in july, you are like i have always been serious. he' s got to work hard. gov. kasich: it is all on the ground. you' ve got to meet people. i tell people out-of-state i met 1.29 people in new hampshire -- 1.2 million people in new hampshire. we are going to wrap up close to 50 townhomes. we' ve got a long way to go. i said we are going to do 100 even if i have to stay after the primary. josh: how do you feel you have to do in the new hampshire primary? gov. kasich: i need to be a story. the latest poll put me in third, that one point out of second. i need to be a story. if that could happen, maybe right now, people have a hard time believing anything that comes out of anybody who is an elected official'

pataki ended his own white house bid last month. taking to twitter this morning, pataki said he took a look at all the candidates. he believes marco rubio is the best person to bring us all michael: as for the polls in the presidential race, donald trump has hit a new high here's a look at the latest numbers from nbc news and survey monkey, trump holding the most support with 39%, and senator ted cruz the only challenger close behind, with 17%. marco rubio, with 10%. the remaining contenders don't hit double digits. carol: now, the democratic side of that same poll. nationwide, hillary clinton is still leading, with 51% of support. bernie sanders coming in second with 37%, and martin o'malley coming in third, with 2% of support. michael: the presidential primaries are just around the corner. in south carolina, there are two primary dates, one for republicans, the other fdemocrats. registered voters have the choice of participating in the republican primary on february 20th, or the democratic primary on february 27th. the state elect

pataki dropped out of the presidential race last month. marshalltown is also on hillary clinton's campaign schedule... she will be there tonight for a campaign rally at b-r miller middle school. doors open at seven... and clinton will take the stage at 8-30. clinton's main opponent appeared in des moines this morning.... instead of clinton.. senator bernie sanders says he's glad he isn't running against barack obama... "look obama in 2008 ran a campaign which is really going to stay in the history books. it was an unbelievable campaign. in places ballots i understand it. it was... the turnout was so extraordinary nobody expected it. do i think in this campaign we're going to match that? i would love to see us do that. i hope we can. frankly i don't think we can sanders met with members of the united steel workers union today. though he doesn't expect to reach barack obama numbers... sanders says a large turnout on caucus night means he will do well here in iowa. most national polls show clinton and trump with commanding leads. but in iowa,

pataki dropped out of the race last month. and rubio wasn't the only senator winning an endorsement from a former candidate today.. the next president of the united state my friends, and a great american, ted cruz the texans are sticking together. former texas governor rick perry endorsed cruz today in osceola. he says he's the only candidate who will actually do what he says.... you know, every candidate can talk a good game on the trail and we are so frustrated with campaign conservatives, people that tell us what we want to hear but then go to washington they don't do what they said. every one of us has been burned by politicians that didn't follow through. and i think the stakes are too high for us to get burned again while he wants to win... cruz says he'll still defeat donald trump even if doctor ben carson kept his tonight... channel 13's mike dasilva joins met with evangelical voters... caucus night... carson visited the heritage taking part in "revive the bible verse 2 chronicles 7:14 17:24:35--42 'if my people who ar

george pataki is backing the florida senator for president. the former new york governor made the announcement today he dropped his own bid in december. pataki believes rubio has the leadership, vision, and intelligence for the job. tonight massachusetts community will honor a local hero. corporal christopher orlando was among 12 marines declared dead crashed off the coast of hawaii. his family members will fly into they' ll be escorted home by as a show of respect, members of the community are asked to stand along the route holding american flags. coming up next, missing inmates. details on where three california convicts may have gone. and time to move. what is causing these buildings to dangle off the california cliff. kevin: a couple of moving systems the next four-five days dragging down temperatures. erin: and in today' s "grow it green," we will show you how to care for a backyard chicken some have proposed for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. in fact, not only should we not cut benefits -- we should expand them. my plan for s

george sasaki, a governor, is out. -- pataki, a governor, is out. so among republicans, there is a sense of fear for the future of the country and people are talking in apocalyptic tones if they do not win. so that is a difference. stacey: let's compare and dennis: iowa republicans are very much more religious conservatives. new hampshire conservatives or republicans come are fiscal conservatives. so if ted cruz -- so ted cruz can do well in iowa, but not in new hampshire. but independents can vote in new hampshire. in iowa, you need to be a member of the party whose caucus you want to participate in. so there is a floating batch of people in new hampshire who can sway the race in the last several days. stacey: any backlash for a candidate who wins in iowa to not received great support in new hampshire? dennis: we had that before. barack obama had that in 2008 and he managed to get past that. stacey: thank you for joining us. and thank you for joining us.

hopeful george pataki hit the trail campaigning for senator marco rubio. the former new york governor comes to the granite state just four days after endorsing rubio. this morning, pataki visited nashua for the opening of rubio' s new campaign office. he also joined canvassers and knocked on doors for the florida senator. we will have reports from iowa tonight starting at 11:00. students from across the country are meeting in manchester facing off in a robotics competition. we will show you some of their creations next. hayley: tracking light snow showers in the north country this evening. behind that boundary, much warmer air surging in. welcome back to news 9. stephanie: today, students from several states traveled to the queen city to compete in a college robotics contest. teams have been working for months to build their robots for this year' s challenge called "nothing but net." students faced off today at manchester community college. >> we get teams from ct, ny, ma, and vermont. and they are competing for a chance to go to the world championship. st

up all of pataki's voter. trump did what a cornered trump does. he went on the attack by exposing a dark secret from cruz's past. >> he was born in canada. >> stephen: that's right, only natural born citizens can be president, and cruz was born... in canada! that, of course, is the sound of canada's national bird, the loon. if you knew that, you are not qualified to be president. or maybe you are. i think the whole thing is horse (bleep). but trump doesn't. playing at "his" rallies. born in the u.s.a. "born in the u.s.a.!" it could be worse, ted. he could be taunting you with the canadian anthem -- i think it's that barenaked ladies song: chikkity-china, the chinese chicken you have a drum stick and your brain stops tickin' our home and native land but cruz has his own snappy musical comeback. >> now ted cruz is saying donald trump, you know, is from somewhere even worse than canada: new york. >> i think he may shift in his new rallies to playin' "new york, new york." because, you know, donald comes from new york, and he embodies new york values.

pataki says rubio is the one candidate in either party who can bring americans together. rubio held a town hall meeting today in pella, saying he won't pit americans against each other. sen. rubio: and if there is an opportunity to unite our nation i will work every day to do it. , no matter how nasty people are seem to be at me, i will never seek to be a president that divides us against each other. stacey: other republicans with stops in iowa tonight -- carly fiorina at 5:30 in keokuk, mike huckabee at 6:00 in des moines, marco rubio at 6:30 in west des moines, ted cruz at 6:45 in fairfield, ben carson at 7:00 in des moines rick santorum at 7:30 , and monroe, and donald trump at 7:30 in iowa city. steve: for the democrats, a new cnn/orc poll shows hillary clinton leading the field among democratic voters. she now tops bernie sanders nationally 52% to 38%. the race is much tighter between clinton and sanders here in iowa. today sanders focused on their , differences at a union hall in des moines. kcci chief political reporter cynthia fodor was there. cynthia: bernie sand

george pataki is backing the florida senator for president. the former new york gov the announcement today. he dropped his own bid, you will recall, in december. pataki believes rubio has the leadership, vision a for the job. >> reed: perhaps bridge fwiltding going on. pope francis and iranian president rue ani met at the vatican. the first meeting between a pontiff and iranian head of state since 1999. during the visit they exchanged gifts. rue juani gave pope francis a book of painting and a handmade rug. depicting st. martin helping a poor man. the iranian leader is on a four day swing through europe to boost iran's image abroad as well as rehabilitate economic ties. >> marie: isis claims responsibility for an attack in syria. and air travel is suffering because of terrorism fears. jonathan elias has more from the terrorism alert desk. >> reporter: from the terrorism alert desk in washington, d.c. i'm jonathan elias. suspected boko haram insurgents have killed at least 35 and hurt 65 others in cameroon. four suicide bombers attacked a niger

jacob: "it's pataki." miller: "didn't matter, i guess. i don't know. i'm sorry. (laughs)" jacob: "how about this one, right here?" luanna van houten, west des moines: "uh, don't know." jacob:"it's joe biden on this one." shraves: "not a hard one?" jacob: "this one should be pretty easy." chambers: "oh, christie!" shraves: "oh yeah, i love christie! keep going!" jacob: "got one more, right here." lewellen: "mr. huckabee." jacob: "we're getting a little easier now." van houten: "hillary clinton." jacob: "and this is not a duplicate of hillary clinton, who is this?" your election headquarters and we have you covered on fighting for your support, the airwaves are are people really listening means more than 23,000 iowa families would be local 5 news at 10... monday on good morning iowa... the campaigning stretched all the y ba to befthe wa sfair..anw iotakeart heja mil steieaneson arewa'st actefocasth chmeteologbradwardd lo5 spts wspordire jonhaef thiloca5 net 10are wa."bradweatadliwhatreat to art weekthan to lysuy sktodamadet inhe m0s ven 50ssw ia. wll bstaymildighto

clarence: i have to pick up pataki and gilmore as well but i'm going to switch to kim davis. eleanor: ok. john: 15 minutes of fame. major brad, air force reservist by claiming that the house selection committee -- house select committee on benghazi was doing a political hatchet job on hillary clinton. he worked as 10 months before being fired for poor job performance. he is now suing for wrongful termination. best spin of the year, pat? benjamin netanyahu said there will be no palestinian state on my watch. said i'm ready to go back into negotiations. eleanor: donald trump. we're going to build a huge wall in mix -- and mexico's going to pay for it. tom: the iran nuclear deal has variable inspection protocols that will work. clarence: rachel, who became famous for having everyone think she's black and say, no, i'm actually white. john: the best spin of the year, the hunky dore with obamacare. health co-ops are closing down. united health care may pull out of the exchanges. premiums and deductibles have risen astronomically. and it is millions below projections. superspin. the

pataki pataki joined canvassers and >> it's too ime to focus on politics, but doesn't leave people to learn about their personalities. and wmur held cafes for them to get to know them. >> bill taught her to play the saxophone yet? >> no, but she-- >> that might be a question that no one asked. >> i'm sure he's thinking about it. [laughter] >> join us at one this afternoon for an encore presentation of candidate cafe here on wmur and also stream it online and on our mobile app. >> in other news, one person is out of their home after a fire on harvard street in manchester. the fire started on the rear porch 5:30 saturday morning. they believe that discarded smoking materials from a second flames. the red cross is helping that a two-alarm fire in belmont on elaine drive. police closed elaine and tucker shore drive. damage to the house is estimated at more than $100,000. well, as the warmer weather stubbornly sticks around this winter, it's causing problems for well-loved winter activities. a pond hockey tournament continues in concord, but it's taking place now inside the everett arena.

this is not what happened with george pataki. one of the reasons we saw it coming before george pataki dropped out of the race is we noticed and i think we were the only national news service to report that the governor was not even bothering the try to get his name on the ballot. that looked like a sign that governor george pataki wasn't competing anymore and he was about to drop out. he did drop out of the race over the holiday break. that's not what's going on with martin o'malley. o'malley tried to get on the ballot in ohio. he tried really hard. he needed a thousand ballot signatures. he turned in more than a thousands but less than 800 of them were validated by the state in terms of being actual signatures for registered voters in the state of ohio. because he didn't make the 1,000 signature threshold, his name will not be on the ballot there. we found out yesterday the second piece of bad news for the governor, which is that his likely plan b in ohio had also fallen through. even though he knows he's not going to have his

george pataki, former presidential candidate i have enormous confidence that marco rubio is ready today to be president of the united states.and former texas governor rick perry, gov. rick perry, r texas that )s why i m supporting ted cruz.speaking in a new ad directly to voters in iowa where cruz is polling neck and neck with trump, according to the latest from quinnipiac. trump leads the texas republican 31 to 29-percent. rubio is a distant third with 13-percent. but it could all change with more than a third of iowans polled saying they still may change their mind, come caucus time. and there is one last chance for the republicans to make a national impression before that at the fox news debate thursday night in des moines. in washington, i )m dianne gallagher. american woman murdered while on vacation in grenada. how it happened and what the woman )s friend is saying about the person she was. here in vineland, home of progresso, but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it pr