plouffe highlighted the flexibility and income potentials involved with being an uber driver. >> your unemployment rate is very low, but as i just talked to drivers here today, mosto fthem that i have talked to have full-time work or their spouse does but they are lookig for extra money. in some cases that' s because you know theyhaven' t had a wage increases and they are under a lopt of pressure, some people use it more aspirationally as a way to pay for vacation. anchor: there has been some exactly how to regulate uber. >> some of us will not be here traveling through the early part of the morning. watch out for slick roads. a timeline is ahead. >> now to our u-local hot shot. check out this great antique store find. a fritz wetherbee bobble head. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto >> snow may be moving in tonight but the temperatures we' ve had has many of us confuse about what season it really is. anchor: early spring may be a reality. live in bedford with more. suzanne: while the lack of snow maybe hurting some busin

coming up, david plouffe and request why he is returning to the campaign trail.umpling -- coming up right after this. ♪ >> today as we enter the less than 48 hours away window on the democratic race here in nevada i spoke with obama campaign veteran and chairman of uber david plouffe, who is making his campaign trail deburt here today as a backer of hillary clinton. i started by asking him about the state of the silver state race. we're here in nevada. how high are the stakes here for hillary clinton and bern irsanders? >> i don't think they're make or break. i think south carolina is probably going to be the more important contest but it's important. hirm had a big lead. i've seen it in other caucus states but without the same intensity. >> from her per sect -- perspective it seems that the way the narrative works, you win here, she's got a lot of strength. it's a long time, you've not had one clean victory. in any of the early states if she loses here and it's another long stretch, a whole other week to get to sk asking. >> i remember back in 2008 when we won i

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charles cj thompson was a sixth grade student at plouffe academy in brockton. he died yesterday from the falling through the ice on a pond behind the school last month. thompson had been trapped under the ice for several minutes before passers-by and firefighters pulled him free. a 9-year-old boy who also fell through the ice survived. ed: right now a deadly train crash in germany is under investigation. at least nine people are dead after two trains collided head-on early this morning. officials say the two trains were on a curve and it seems that neither had time to brake before the crash. about 150 people were hurt, at least 50 of them seriously. the black boxes have been recovered from the trains and should provide more answers into what happened. the investigation continues tonight into that bus crash on 95 in connecticut. 22 people were injured four of them suffering critical injuries. about 70 people were traveling from new york city to mohegan sun casino. heather: new at 4:30 p.m., the man convicted and sentenced to life for the murder of a unh denied p

las vegas she's getting last minute help from a one-time foe, former obama campaign manager david plouffe. >> good luck. let's win the battle. >> reporter: and in south carolina, hollywood legend morgan freeman is lending his voice to this tv ad. >> her life's work has been about breaking barriers, and so would her presidency. >> reporter: here's why clinton's money problems matter. next monday and tuesday she'll be back in california raising money yet again, valuable time off the campaign trail, while sanders is free to stump in south carolina or any other ballot ground. in las vegas, ed henry, fox news. lou: turning to the legal battle between apple and the fbi, the justice department today filed a motion to force apple to comply with a federal court order to break into the locked iphone of one of the san bernardino terrorists that he used. prosecutors saying apple's refusal was, quote, based on its concern for its business model rather than a legal rationale. apple's ceo, tim cook, has publicly said he intends to fight that order. the company has not yet filed any legal documents to th

david plouffe, now an advisor for uber says their drivers won't be fingerprinted. >> our problem with fingerprinting is we think it is discriminatory. a lot of people might have been arrested who weren't convicted. they will be denied this opportunity. >> i don't see a reason why they would be opposed. you know, public safety is the that. >> this driver had past criminal background checks. it is hard to predict future behavior. that is deranged person who committed horrific crimes. we think the background checks that are conducted by a third party provider on our behalf, they are going to keep the people out of the cars that should be out of the cars. >> reporter: cab drivers undergo a four-week course on regulations before they hit the road, boston police say. uber says a driver can become a driver in a week or less. we are live from boston, 7 news. >> christa: new details now about the deadly shooting spree out in michigan. uber says the driver charged with killing six people did pass a background check, and had been driving for uber for less than a month. the shooter also admitting

as david plouffe will tell you, the operative they were the most fearful of going up against, when it was obama-clinton, was when robbie mook was running the state. if you came in at a tie, you have to say operationally the clinton team had a slight advantage. what did our entrance poll tell us? essentially it was even steven coming in. organizationally you always gave a pinky on the scale to clinton. they knew this state well, they had already done it, the guy who runs the national campaign ran the state before. that to me is what's playing out here. you know, bernie was able to essentially forge a tie in total turnout. but operationally and on the ground, the clinton advantage is showing. and you see it. it's ever so slight. it could end up flipping, you know, anything's possible. but her lead looks -- while small, it looks durable. >> you know, chuck, you and i know that every election, whether a primary, a caucus, a national election, has two results. one is who wins and who loses, but also what message gets sent. i'm still of the opinion that bernie has a message and hillary does

really evolved the democratic party -- or the republican party the same way that obama's team, david plouffe and david axelrod evolved their party for those wins. and cruz has built on that. he's used technology to his advantage, had an aggressive pained and earned media and lines up with his message. if he falls behind trump and rubio, questions about whether he is the candidate who only appeals to the extremely conservative vote. >> one point about that, the way you build a winning campaign on social kconservative and evang l evangelical support, you win all conservative and evangelical support. you're never going to put together a working majority with just that community but must have that community and start building on it from beyond that. right now when you look at the demographics of south carolina in terms of the evangelical vote, it's iowa, not new hampshire. ted cruz did it in iowa. he was able to win there. he -- if that was going to be his way to win, he had to have won the entire evangelical vote and should have been enough for him to win this state. >> but i think the states a

. >> a key confidante of the presidents who has endorsed clinton, his former top aide david plouffe, despite the attacks, sanders refusing to hit clinton on one of her biggest vulnerabilities. the controversy over her state department emails. the administration announcing it will not release 22 emails because they are top-secret. >> there is a legal process taking place. i do not want to politicize that issue. it is not my style. >> this is sanders' style. >> join the political revolution, thank you all very much. >> rallying a crowd of almost 4,000 college students this weekend in iowa city. if he has enthusiasm on his side. clinton is arguing she will be a more effective president. >> i am a progressive who likes to get things done. i'm a progressive who actually likes to make progress. >> the latest des moines register poll showing clinton and sanders neck and neck here. a day before the crucial iowa caucuses. >> we're feeling great. i think we're going to win this. >> now bernie sanders is relying, erin, on first-time caucusgoers especially from the young people who support him.

back in 2008, president obama was viewed as being smart and david plouffe and david axelrod were viewed as savvy for having gone out and done that outreach and secured those commitments from those superdelegates. so i think it's a testament to the organization of this campaign. >> brian fallon, leave it there, the clinton press secretary, thank you very much. >> thanks, chuck. >>> still ahead, we have a little breaking news for you. i'm sure you were worried about this, but we just learned, officially, that former virginia governor jim gillmore is suspending his bid for the presidency. he had trouble getting into the debates and now he's saying he'll support the republican nominee. so for those of you keeping score, there are now six candidates left on the republican side, total and all six will be in tomorrow night's debate. we'll be right back. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley

we saw david plouffe, the mastermind of the obama campaign, saying people don't like to be told what they can't have and bernie sanders is acting like santa claus. but implicit in that is bernie sanders is as good as hers. she needs a message to say, no, what i will do is bigger and better. people like santa. when you portray him as santa, that may not be a good thing. >> they like the pope, too. >> rose: speaking of the pope, does that damage donald trump? >> he did a donald trump-type thing and went all in. in south carolina where there is evangelical voters, not a big catholic place, a good place to test it. we're seeing with trump this all-in approach. my favorite quote from the whole week was three words from donald trump when he so cleverly stole the spotlight from jeb bush, was supposed to be his big moment when his brother was in and by talking about iraq and wmd, donald trump just changed that conversation. somebody said to him after he went on the attack in the cbs debate, the south carolina debate, somebody said to him, george w. bush is popular in south carolina, what are

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the question for sanders will be can he show win -- i was talking to david plouffe about this, he helped obama win here -- or come out ahead in the delegate count in 2008 he's looking to see can sanders pull ahead in texas, georgia, in the big southern primary states and i think that that's where the clinton people see her future. >> where secretary clinton going tonight? texas. >> look, look, there's 11 states in one day. that's a hell of a lot of country to cover when you're a newcomer where aas the clintons have been around a long time. thank you both. >>> when we come back we'll go to a caucus site to figure out how the caucuses work and you'll see it in action and talk to supporters of both the clinton and sanders people and the actor 90-year-old dick van dyke, someone we grew up with and lived with "the dick van dyke" show. and can donald trump hold off ted cruz? our live coverage of nevada from the caucuses and south carolina primary action continues live from vegas. today at least the day for politics out here. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪

reporter: a key confidant of the president's who has endorsed clinton, his former tom aide david plouffeting, "be honest, then, senator. run firmly against obama record." despite the attacks sanders refusing to hit clinton on one of her biggest vulnerabilities, the controversy over her state department e-mails. the administration announcing it will not release o'22 e-mails because they are top secret. >> there is a legal process taking place. i do not want to politicize that issue. it is not my style. >> reporter: this is sanders' style. >> join the political revolution. thank you all very much. >> reporter: rallying a crowd of almost 4,000 college students this weekend in iowa city. if he has enthusiasm on his side, clinton is arguing she will be a more effective president. >> i am a progressive who likes to get things done. i'm a progressive who actually likes to make progress. >> reporter: the latest "des moines register" poll showing clinton and sanders neck and neck here, one day before the crucial iowa caucuses. >> we're feeling great. i think we're going to win this. >> reporter:

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