sot paul scott, solar user "im definitely upset about it. i've been on twitter and fb and ive called all of our legislators. and complained loudly and longly about it. and clearly we're not being listened to by the puc and they're not acting in our best interest." while all the information is still not clear... basically - what the change in rate means is.. if you have solar panels -- expect to pay anywhere from 100 to 300 bucks extra a year. sot guy snow, solar nv president "now we see that everybody is upset. now maybe we should go ahead and do a full study and see what we can do to get a factual buddy are -- they are trying to be proactive and optimistic about the lifestyle changes they will have to make. sot paul scott, solar user "one of the things i was looking at is a technology that would take efficiently and keep the pool warm during the summer" the president of solar n-v says that's going to be key. energy you're saving with your solar panels. don't wait and send it back to that -- he says -- you'll be ok. sot guy snow, solar nv pr

durham activist and local minister paul scott says the contributions of african americans have been down played leading to criminal activity and achievement gaps. black history classes should be offered at all middle schools graduation requirement in durham. this campaign is going to launch during the school board meeting and is set to start at 6:15. >> mikaya thurmond reporting live in durham. >> we are working to learn the condition of a man shot and robbed in durham. the suspects took off in his work van. this happened on saturn court yesterday afternoon. two men wearing hoodies approached the worker held him at gunpoint and took a watch wallet and other items. at last check the victim is taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >> testimony is accused of a man killing in the apartment. smith is charged with killing melissa hugins jones in may of 2013. police say the 30-year-old was beaten to death following a break in and found by her eight- year-old daughter. >>> people in lillington are being advised to boil their a loss of water for customers. about half a town lost water supp

reporter: some say they are skeptical and taking matters in their own hands including paul scott who is moving forward with plans to start a vigilante group. >> my wife and family are going to be protected. reporter: police prefer the public to work with authorities. >> we want the community involved but i don't have comment on vigilante. people want to help we will all for that. i don't have comments about that. reporter: getting back to the candlelight vigil tonight in city plaza, 5:30 they have another vigil planned for next month february 18 at a different location. barbara: north carolina attorney will be back on the stand she took to get a wrongly convicted killer out of prison. chris mumma wrapped up the second day yesterday after a tough cross examination. at issue is whether a water bottle removed from a home crossed the line when she will d.n.a. testing performed on it. if the pwarbar decides she violated rules she could lose her law license. john: north carolina is one of two states reporting widespread flu activity. maryland is the other state. health officials in wake co

paul scott, solar user "i'm definitely upset about it. i've been on twitter and facebook and i've called all of our legislators and complained loudly and longly about it. clearly, we're not being listened to by the puc and they're not acting in our best interest," solar n-v's president said the best way to deal with the new rates is to make life style changes... like using your dishwasher and dryer in the middle of the afternoon when it's sunny and the most cost-efficient. a scary warning for expecting mothers this morning... about a virus that could do life-threatening damage to your baby. doctors say right now 7 states have reported cases of the "zika virus." why experts are so concerned, is they've now learned it can be contracted through mosquitoes! the symptoms for most people are fever, rash, joint pain and red eyes, and they're usually not too bad. but doctors say for pregnant life-threatening damage to their baby's brain. right now, there's no vaccine or drugs to prevent the virus. all doctors can do is test and monitor. time now

calling for a radical change in the curriculum that is just ahead durham activists and minister paul scott says the contributions of african- americans have been downplayed. he believes it has led to high suspension rates, criminal activity and an educational achievement gap. tonight's proposed solution is black history classes offered at all middle schools in the state. supporters also want to make black history a graduation requirement in durham. this campaign will launch at tonight's school board immediating. it starts at 6:15. >> we expect to learn more then. thank you so much. >>> it has been nearly two years since the deadly shooting of an unarmed black teen in ferguson, missouri. >> the police force has now agreed to a major overhaul. the specific changes now being considered. >> plus more arrests at a remote federal wildlife refuge in oregon. what investigators say may have led to the surrender of three members of the armed group. >> are cars with automatic braking technology more or less the findings of a new study. >>> we are working to learn more about the man who was shot and r

reporter: some say they are taking matters into their own hands including paul scott who is moving forward with plans to start a vigilante group. >> my wife and girls are going to be protected. . police prefer the public to work with authority. >> we want the community involved but i don't have any comment on vigilantes. that word alone leaves me concern. people will to legitimately help i'm all for that. i don't have any comments about that. reporter: people can come together for a candlelight vigil they will have another such event next month on february 18 at a different location. john: a health alert north carolina one of two states reporting widespread flu activity. maryland is the other state. health officials in wake county are using the report to urge residents to get vaccinated. the public health division director says the vaccine is a good match this year and able to target four strains. learn more today when they release the latest numbers. barbara: the confederate memorial words were removed from the orange county doorway. they voted to remove it and put tit s name on. they pla

paul scott as a the lack of black history has led to high suspension rates, criminal activity and an educational achievement gap. let's go ahead and get on over to aimee wilmoth and check on >>> we have a deck of clouds overhead. we do have brighter skies if you head to the north and west but a lot of clouds for everyone else. a little bit of rain. seeing a little bit of a break but more down in southern county executive is headed our way. we'll have more moisture this afternoon. the best chance for rain will be east and south of the triangle though. temperatures right now, it is chilly. it is 34 in raleigh. 41degrees in fayetteville and then cold in the mountains with teens and the 20s. a couple of hour northern locations in the 20s this morning as well. but we'll warm up to around 4 #, staying cool today with lots of clouds and a few spotty showers around especially south and east of the triangle. 4 tonight, 50-degree for your high friday. till within a windy day with mostly sunny skies and lots of sun saturday. looking good. a cold start but temperatures warming up into the mid-50

paul scott, solar user "i'm definitely upset about it. i've been on twitter and facebook and i've called all of our legislators and complained clearly, we're not being listened to by the puc and they're not acting in our best interest," solar n-v's president said people now need to make life style changes... like using your dishwasher and dryer when in the middle of the afternoon when it's sunny and the most cost-efficient. a video is going viral... showing just how easy it is to buy a gun in our state. comedian steve hofstetter took his friend with him to a gun show in henderson. hoffstetter doesn't live here. in the video, he tells the saleswoman his friend is buying the gun for him. but, he says it didn't slow the process down. it only took five minutes to get a gun. "did he pass?" "i passed. i'm all good." "surprised the heck out of me. that's not long at all." hofstetter goes on to show it's more difficult to rent a car or get a fishing license... he says he made the video to show why gun laws need to be tightened. it's been viewed a

here to weigh in is kevin paul scott institute founder and author of 8 essential exchanges and chris,ator chuck schumer. gentlemen, thanks for joining us. kevin, i don't know when we've seen someone go out and dominate and stay in the lead like this for so long. is there anything that can happen? because now we're hearing so many people have heard the phrase run the table. i keep hearing that on every network. run the table. do you believe that and could anything derail him? >> well, it certainly seems there's an air of inevitability around donald trump right now. if he's to win iowa, i think you could see him run the table. right now the more outlandish things he says while he turns off a small fraction of people, it just seems he gains more and more supporters. so at this point it's tough to see something that really takes donald trump off track. melissa: yeah. >> unless it's just a colessing of all the competition against him. melissa: chris, one thing i love about iowa. so a third of voters said in this poll, they can still change their mind. >> yeah. melissa: they want to make su

the forum will be moderated by speaker paul ryan and senator tim scott. that's at the columbia metropolitan convention center... and starts at nine in the morning. governor haley says progress is being made in south carolina's fight against domestic violence. yesterday, the governor signed three executive orders including one that orders the domestic violence task force to continue tackling the the issue. according to the governor... forty-two percent involve domestic violence. 33 governor haley plans to include roughly 19 million dollars in her executive budget to fight domestic violence. the money will be put towards decreasing case load and adding prosecutors. in addition, the governor is ordering state agencies to provide risk assessment screenings and is asking them to develop human resource policies for domestic violence. governor nikki haley is also taking the time to pay her respect to a longtime south carolina lawmaker. senator billy o'dell died yesterday morning at his home in greenwood county of apparent complications related to a heart conditi

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. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan and tim scott work moderators asking each candidate what they would do about poverty if elected president. >> it is important to me, as a >> ben carson and chris christie referred back to their personal experiences as kids growing up poor. jeb bush focused on job creation. >> you have to get people engaged in the workforce again, you cannot have a society where they are obsolete. >> reporter: during mark x and rubio's, several protesters were let out as they argued against rubio's immigration policies. >>> we will enforce our immigration laws guys. >> governor. nikki haley think the presidential hopefuls for coming out and's poke about south carolina's progress on the war against poverty. >> this is about talking about opportunities and solutions, if we continue to talk about them and we follow up by acting on them, we will make every day a better day in south carolina >> reporter: wach news. >> the next time they join together in the palmetto state is january 14. they will meet in charleston for another republican debate. doll trump was in iowa

the poverty summit was moderated by house speaker paul ryan and tim scott. jeb bush, ben carson, mike huckabee, john kasich and marco rubio took part. speaker ryan says the fight in washington but rather in our own backyards. >> it should be a life saving exercise, and that means the government should provide resources, and it can be the supply lines. but it should not be the frontline. that's the front lines. it's the kind of attitude we have to have. >>> florida senator marco rubio took part. 6 different protesters. >> former florida governor jeb bush stopped by to meet with voters for citizens for life rally. >> the college football playoff is right around the corner, and abc columbia is your home. he got the chance to catch up >> welcome to our 2016 coverage of the national championship. clemson flying in last night. up early for media day and practice on the field. the tigers getting used to the life in the desert. >> getting be here for the national championship. it's been a blast, never been out here before. >> it's different. we got used to the beach

not only because nikki haley was upbeat and substantive in the remarks, earlier this week, tim scott, and paulmbia, south carolina, leading a forum on poverty, and they are talking about different issues in different ways and getting out of the republican comfort zone, and if i am a republican, which i am, i am looking at nikki haley and paul ryan and tim scott to deliver the message that people need to hear. >> and they are not presidential candidates though. >> and angela, how much trouble is hillary clinton in right now with bernie sanders ahead of her not only in neighboring new hampshire, but iowa as well according to the most recent polls? >> yeah, i think it is a real concern. the one thing that the campaign did early on that was very good is to say, we may be the fro frontrunner, but it does not mean that we are the heir apparent, and lot of of folks were laughing at a, that and of course, she is the frontrunner, and the of course, we are going to win, but she set the stage, and they are not take it lightly at all, and she and chelsea clinton, and bill clinton are take on bernie sander

. >> please welcome back your said it timsaid it ti scott and speaker paul ryan -- senator tim scott and speaker paul ryan. [applause] ryan: there are people standing in the back. in the front.s scott: what speaker ryan for -- in theutch front, there are spots for your hindside. i have an affinity for southern fellows. we have the governor of arkansas, mike huckabee. [applause] governor huckabee: hello, mr. speaker. senator scott: i was looking back at the work you have done over the last several years. i love the name of one of your books, "hope, the higher ground." why don't you talk about the road to recovery for those of us who have had to go through poverty. i grew up inabee: poverty. i understand what is like to grow up poor. i find it amazing what people talk about poor people as though people are poor because they want to be. if you grow poor, i guarantee that you do not want to be that way. you never wanted people to make fun of your shoes or the fact that you had two pairs of jeans and nothing more. you did not enjoy that. you did not enjoy when your friends would talk about

scott: rand paul said if he is not part of the main event he will pass completely. all seem to be chasing trump. >> we have not had one vote yet. everybody is going crazy like donald trump won already. scott: he will be tested like he never has. the brazen tone that draws the crowd. >> i don't like this mic. fire who put this in. scott: also translate to wins. that is one of the things we will take a look at throughout the evening as we watch debates unfold. i said the debates and you have the so-called undercard event that began a few moments ago. 6:00 tonight with the start time for that. ment to at 7:00 the top polling candidates. live in north charleston. back to you. leon: you got it. see you in a bit. leon: the fourth democratic debate is sunday. on the stage will be hillary clinton, bernie sanders and former maryland governor martin o'malley. alison: another shakeup in the presidential campaign of republican dr. ben carson. maunders -- maureen: his finance campaign chair resigned. political report member of the campaign took issue with how much money parker w

the event is being moderated by house speaker paul ryan and senator tim scott. it is being -- is taking place at the convention center from 8:30 a.m. >>> american employer is out of a strong 292,000 jobs last month. that suggests that the u.s. economy may defy global trends and expand at a solid pace this year. the labor department says the unemployment rate remains at 5% for the third straight month, as more americans started working for -- looking for work and found jobs. >>> two men arrested on suspicion of supporting terrorism are due in federal court today. the iraq refugees were arrested in sacramento and houston. investigators say at least one of the men spend time fighting in syria before returning to the u.s. >>> a philadelphia police officer shot multiple times as he sat in his march car is expected to survive. police say the officer was ambushed last night as he sat in his car. a gunman fired a total of 13 shots at close range hitting the officer and his vehicle. the officer returned fire hitting the gunman at least but other officers quickly arrested

scott. >> david paul great to be with you in boston. we are track the big blizzard 62016 as much as 2 -- 2016, as much as 2 1/2 feet could fall on the nation's capital and other points up and down the coast. hundreds if not thousands of flights are canceled, train service will be curtailed and we are covering this all up and down the coast. we will have a complete report for you on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >> it will be huge. much. help. the bruins delivering a new boost to denna announcer: where do you line up with john kasich on the issues? take the kasich quiz! forced obamacare expansion in ohio. voted for massive defense cuts and defended the process that closed pease air force base, which cost thousands of local jobs. even had the worst rating on spending of any governor in the country - republican or democrat. john kasich - wrong on new hampshire issues. right to rise usa is responsible [mother] yeah but this it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should definit

it was moderated by house speaker paul ryan and senator timme scott. unlike the debate, the candidates spoke in groups rather than individually. protesters interrupted marco rubio causing quite a scene. >> the only way she's going to ever get a raise. -- the only way she's ever going to get a raise is if she goes back to school and acares a degree that pays more than what she's able to do now. what's the impediment of being able to do that now. the impediment is more school expenses. and going to school when she has to work. and so -- >>> you saw there, those two protesters were taken out by security. the two front runners in the republican party donald trump and ted cruz did not attend the event. >>> the suspect that shot a police officer in the name of islam has been charged with attempted murder. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom as edward archer was arranged today on eight charges including four felonies. the charges ranged from attempted murder to aggravated assault. they fired officer jesse heart any about a dozen times through the window

senator tim scott and house speaker paul ryan will moderate the "kemp forum on expanding opportunity" at the columbia metropolitan convention center tomorrow. presidential candidates jeb bush, ben carson, chris christie, carly fiorina, john kasich, and marco rubio are scheduled to be there. the event is open to the public, but you must register. registration information is online on wistv.com. advocates for the hungry are promising plenty of scrutiny for the candidates plans for opportuntiy. joining us is reverend david beckhann, president of bread for the world with more on this topic. columbia, s.c., january 8, 2016 on the eve of the kemp forum on expanding opportunity, bread for the world is urging republican candidates to ensure that safety net programs and policies that promote opportunity are a part of their plans to address poverty. bread for the world is a sponsor of the forum. "we need the next president and congress to make hunger, poverty, and opportunity a national priority," said rev. david beckmann, president of bread for the world. "economic growth and private charity a

[applause] speaker paul ryan and senator tim scott led the discussion on how to fight poverty. bush, carson and christie were the first to share their ideas. >> it's great to give people a chance to get a job, but if they don't have the skills to get a job, then that's the first step. and all of our workforce programs i think need to be revamped and certainly our education systems as well. corey: governor christie says revamping the criminal system will help low income communities. gov. christie: there are always going to be jail cells if i'm president for folks who are dealing drugs and committing violent acts. always going to be jail cells for them. but we need to get some people who are just addicts and diseased out of those jail cells, give them treatment, because you can't get to work if you can't get out of bed in the you can't get to work if you're high on heroine or cocaine, no one's going to hire you. corey: dr. ben carson says the country needs an economic stimulus to help bring more jobs. dr. carson: i believe that the real answer to poverty is not government, but th

governor john kasich and senator marco rubio.the event was moderated by speaker of the house paul ryan and senator tim scott. 3 i just wanted to here the different ideas where the different candidates were of what poverty is, who's in it and what are the popssible opportunities that people are going to have to get out of it."front runners...donald trump and senator ted cruz did not attend the event.carly fiorina planned on being at the event...but missed it due to a flight delay.. 3 an advocacy group is asking gop presidential candidate donald trump's campaign to apologize...this after a muslim woman standing in silent protest was heckled and the escorted out of the event. the council on american- islamic relations issued the call for an apology late friday... just hours after rose hamid was thrown out of the trump rally at winthrop university in rock hill. hamid said she was standing up in protest to a trump statement when members of the audience pointed her out by chanting "trump". 3 presidential candidate-- sen. bernie sanders' launched knock the vote day in our state canvassing to engage undecided voter

senator tim scott and house speaker paul ryan will moderate the "kemp forum on expanding opportunity" at the columbia metropolitan convention center saturday. presidential candidates jeb bush, ben carson, chris christie, carly fiorina, john kasich, and marco rubio are scheduled to be there. the event is open to the public, but you must register. registration information is online on wistv.com. this weekend the stakes are even higher for the powerball jackpot drawing--so high it is now the largest jackpot in u.s. history. with no winner in last night's powerball drawing--the jackpot now stands at a record 675 that's a 413 million dollar cash the odds...1 in 293 million. the south carolina education more than 100 thousand players in the state won prizes from 4 dollars up to 50 thousand dollars last night. the drawing will be this saturday. if you're a tigers fan and you want to remember going to the national championship, head to the post office. a commemorative envelope featuring the logos of alabama and clemson universities will soon be available. it's available in clemson, seneca, ea

the event is being moderated by the house speaker paul ryan and said it tim scott.e will take you there in about 10 minutes for a discussion with mike huckabee. until then, here are jeb bush, ben carsontie, and from this morning. [applause] >> please join me in welcoming jeb bush, ben carson, and chris christie. they told us to line up for a photograph. [laughter] >> thanks for being here. we are looking forward to your comments and having a robust discussion about people as well as politics. ben, kick this off with a discussion about poverty and what makes this important for you. : as a kid growing up in poverty, i hated poverty. rats,ids hate cockroaches, i hated poverty. i was actually certain that i was born into the wrong family. i will tell you. the thing that really changed it had a -- my mother, who much worse upbringing than i did, growing up in rural tennessee with a huge family, got married when she was 13 tried to escape a desperate situation, they moved to detroit. she discovered that my father was already married. now, she had to raise is on her own. s

and was moderated by house speaker paul ryan and tim scott. south carolina, by the way, holds the nation's first southern presidential primary. paul ryan: hi, everybody. how you doing. morning. this is great. so nice to see you. good morning. e thing i wanted to add that tim scott forgot to ask, how many here are wisconsin badger fans? [laughter] one person. great. she's wearing red. i wanted to take a few moments to explain why we are here today. first, though, i want to introduce some of my colleagues who traveled here who are from the house of representatives. that's congressman mick ulvaney, congressman tom rice. we appreciate you being here today. one of the reasons why i am here today is because jack kemp was my mentor and there was no one more passionate about fighting poverty than jack kemp. so that's why i think it's so fitting that the host of this forum is a foundation that bears his name. he was passionate about the american idea. well, we've been fighting a war on poverty for over 50 years now. d i don't think you conclude anything

saturday he will take part in a presidential form is being moderated by house speaker paul ryan and senator. tim scott. that's at the columbia convention center. jeb busch is hoping to jumpstart his campaign with a stop in the upstate he is holding a town hall in anderson it begin -- it begins at 6:30 pm. bush will be taking place on thursday. >>> here is a look at the other candidates, from 830 until 2 pm. i think, columbia metro convention center. >>> tonight we are on your side with a recall on office chairs sold nationwide. it is for about 300,000 executive chairs because the they pose a falling hazard. it involves the executive chairs, they were sold at office depot and officemax and retail stores nationwide and online from october 2012 from september for about $140. if you have it, stop using it and contact office depot to get a free replacement. we have this information on our website. >>> if you go to the richland libraries cooper branch enforced acres it's going to be closing for renovations. it has been 25 years any improvements have been made. it's located on trans am road, -- trenton road.

it's being moderated by house speaker paul ryan and u.s. senator tim scott. it started at 8:30 this morning, and it's still going strong. that's where we find news 19's chuck greenwalt. chuck? >> reporter: that's right. the event will be going on until 2:00 today. governor nicki haily just spoke. outside here. she just finished up. i have two costumes who came to check out the event today. we have sarah and alexander. sarah, tell me why you guys came tonight. >> i came to learn more about each one of the cacaidate to help with voting in the primaries. >> reporter: what about you? >> i don't know who i want to vote for yet. candidates. anything in particular you guys were looking to hear or very interested about when you guys >> one thing i found very interesting is each of the candidates addressing the issue of poverty. that's become such a big platform. >> i'm interested in all they've been speaking about. >> reporter: it's great. coming out here, longer a little more. very cool. i appreciate you guys coming out and speaking to us. little there. thanks again

he will be, it will take place at the jack kent forum being moderated by house speaker paul ryan and senator tim scott. that's taking place at the columbia convention center 8:30 in the morning until 2:00 p.m. >>> also tomorrow gop presidential hopeful jeb bush will be in the upstate holding a town hall in anderson beginning at 6:30 tomorrow night at dyer's diner. then bush will also be taking part in that presidential forum here in columbia on saturday. in fact here is a look now at the other candidates who are attending that forum on saturday. again that is taking place from 8:30 until 2:00. it's all going on at the columbia convention center. >>> the mother of a fugitive teenager who used affluenza defense after the teen killed crash has now arrived at a north texas jail. tonya couch was seen inside the jail in handcuffs. she's facing a charge of hindering the apprehension of a felon. authorities believe she and her son fled texas in november while prosecutors investigate whether or not ethan couch had violated his probation in the deadly 2013 drunk driving wreck. house received only probation afte

the event was moderate by senator tim scott and speaker ofofhe house paul ryan.governor bush...dr. rson... and governoror christie first took the stage. later...governor huckabee had an opportunity to share his ideas as well as governor kasich and senator rubio."i understand the desires and the passion that beats in the heart of someone who lives in poverty is exactly the same as lives anywhere else in the country. if we're not able to have a serious conversation about all americans we won't be successful."former governor bush, dr. carson and governor christie first took the stage. later former governor huckabee had an opportunity to share his ideas as well as governor kasich and senator rubio. kristen vanzandt also attended the event."i just wanted to hear the different ideas where the different candidates were coming 3 from with their ideas of what poverty is, who's in it and what are the possible opportunities that people are going to have to get out of it."vanzandt said she enjoyed what she heard, but she still wasn't sure which candidate she would back.as for masak and his que

the event is being moderated by the house speaker paul ryan and south carolina senator tim scott. south carolina holds the nation's first seven presidential primary. this is about one hour and 20 minutes. >> one thing i wanted to add that tim scott forgot to ask, how many here are wisconsin badger fans? one person, great. she is wearing red. i wanted us to take a few moments to explain why we are here today. first though, i want to introduce some of my colleagues who traveled here who are from the house of representatives, conyers and the mulvaney, congressman rice, and congressman wilson. think for being here today. [applause] one of the reasons why i am here today is because jack camp was my mentor. and there was no one more passionate about fighting poverty than him. so that is why i think it is so fitting that the host of this forum is a foundation that bears his name. he was passionate about the american idea. well, we have been fighting a war on poverty for over 50 years now. and i don't think you can include anything other than this war has been a stalemate. years, trillion

they are taking part in the jack camp presidential form that is being moderated by paul ryan and senator tom scott. each candidate will be allowed to share their ideas for fighting poverty and expanding it is at the columbia metro convention center from 8:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. >>> california bracing for a series of severe storms brought on by el nio. the system is expected to jump up dumb up to 2 inches of rain in los angeles today and bring as much as 4 inches to mountain and foothill communities. meteorologists meteorologists say some areas are at risk for flash flooding and mud flows. >>> president obama delivers remarks from the white house today outlining new executive actions that he intends to take to tackle gun violence. two key people with mental possessing guns. congress, and on the already criticizing the loop >>> the so-called affluenza team who received only probation for a drunk driving crash that killed four people is expected to appear in court and mexico for an extradition hearing. 18-year-old ethan couch fled to the country with his mother, a few weeks ago. prosecutors in texas in

they'll be divided in three panels and be interviewed by paul ryan and tim scott. the questions are expected to focus on the candidates' ideas on how to handle the country's issues. c-span will be there starting tomorrow morning at 10:20 eastern. >>> the "time" magazine cover story, "how trump won." now he just needs the votes. joining us from new york is the editor at large from "time" magazine. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for the opportunity, steve. >> as your piece summarizes, donald trump is for real. >> he's absolutely for real. i think all of us, certainly in the media anyway, and most political professionals, thought that this was kind of a vanity campaign or a joke or some version of that, when he got into the race back in june. and people have kept forecasting his demise and predicting his decline. and yet here we are, less than a month from the actual votes starting to be cast in iowa and new hampshire, and then all across the country. and he's not fading. he's gaining strength. what's more, there's really no one in the rest of the field. it's not

questioning by paul ryan and tim scott. our live coverage begins at 10:20 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> all campaign long, c-span takes you on the road to the white house. unfiltered access to the candidates at town hall meetings, news conferences, rallies and speeches. we are taking your comments on twitter, facebook and phone. as always, every campaign event we cover is available on our website at c-span.org. as president obama prepares for his state of the union address on tuesday, he released this video on twitter. president obama: i'm working in my state of the union address. it is my last one. i keep thinking about the world we have traveled together these past seven years. that is what makes america great -- our capacity to change for the better. we come together as one american family and puts us closer to the america we believe in. it is hard to see sometimes with the noise of washington but it is who we are and it is what i want to focus on in this state of the union address. >> c-span's coverage starts at 8 p.m. eastern with a historian and reporter look

. >> reporter: scott, paul ryan, the new speaker of the house, took a pretty dim view this morning of what he expects the president will say tonight. he said the president will the economy is strong. ryan said, no, the economy is a mess. foreign policy is a mess. he said he expects that the president will have a very glossy rendition of the past six or seven years, and that he'll put up strawmen only to knock them down, something that ryan argued was intellectually lazy. >> pelley: nancy, thank you very much. and there is the new speaker of the house, paul ryan of wisconsin, t t passing of the torch to a new generationor republican leadersp in the house. we understand the president is coming to the door shortly, and we will be hearing from the house sergeant at arms, paul irving, making the official announcement that the president has arrived. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united statat! ( applause ) >> pelley: now, veteran union address know that this is going to go on for a while. the president is going to be coming down the aisle there in the 159-year-old house chamber, gree

then mississippi state press scott hits paul mcroberts to help south beat the north 27-16. >>> florida gators had lost the last 10 games to teams ranked in the top 10. today mike white gets a big win. the biggest in his florida career. the gators did catch a break though against ninth ranked west virginia. and jonathan holton suspended for this game. we're a little weak when they came in. west virginia doing their pregame huddle. gators getting a little nippy. two teams having to be separated here they don't like that. fires up florida first half. gators up by 9. chris right thereave gators up by 16. finney smith with 24 on the day. bob huggins just can't believe it. florida knocks out west virginia 88-71. a win that will go a long way in helping florida into the dance in march. >>> f.s.u. looking for little fayeback as clemson knocked them off -- payback as clemson knocked them off a couple weeks ago on their court. clemson comes to within one point halfway through the second half. but florida put their foot on the gas. beasley buries the three ball. seminoles off by four. off the tur

forum on expxpding opportunity poverty summit was moderated by house speaker paul ryan and south carolina senator tim scott. jeb bush, ben carson, chris christie, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, john kasich and marco rubio all took part. speaker ryan says the fight against poverty should start in our own backyards. >> it should be a life saving exercise and that means the government can provide resources. it can be the supply lines but it should not be the front lines in the war on poverty. people, communities, churches, civic groups, you name it, that's the front lines. that's the kind of attitude i think we have to have. >> during the event, protesters upset over senator marco rubio's immigration views were thrown out. the next republican debate is set for thursday. south carolina also taking center stage when it comes to tomorrow's state of the union address. >> that's right. white house officials say greenwood councilwoman edith childs will be the first lady michelle obama's guest for the final state of the union address. childs is known for leading up the fire up ready to go chant during the 2007 campai