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>> i wish i could say feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for >> announcer: today on on the the meredith vieira show we are talking about what is "what's hot now". and how far a justin bieber fan and next. the biggest loser host bob barber and what to expect when wild animals are outside. it all starts right now on meredith. [applause] makes you feel real good. >> meredith: hi, everybody. [applause] >> meredith: we have a great show today. we have a great show today. have you ever wanted michelle obama's arms or j- lo's rear end? here with tips. but first let's talk about "what's hot now". [applause] all right. honey. all right. [applause] >> me

is plenty of time and normally that would be plenty of time to go through a process but the polarization is so bad that's not clear it's going to happen the only recent case comparable to scalia's vacancy was in 19-68 under president lyndon johnson. however, johnson nominated someone the year before. the senate didn't turn down that choice until the election year of 1968 morning after a major snarl on interstate 80 yesterday... it happened in cedar county near west branch. three people were injured during the massive pile up... state patrol says it involved more than 30 cars and left traffic backed up for hours. it all started with a 5 car collision around noon, but then shortly after, another 28 vehicles collided. drivers headed the opposite way were left to watch the wreckage. "i passed it heading east on 80, it looked like they were cleaning it up and things were getting more to normal but cars were still there all cracked up." you can see some of those cracked up cars in this photo. even about five miles from the scene traffic was still backed up. traffic is about to get slower out for tho

is plenty of time and normally that would be plenty of time to go through a process but the polarization is so bad that might not happen - mark kende the only recent case comparable to scalia's vacancy was in 19-68 under president lyndon johnson. however, johnson nominated someone the year before. the senate didn't turn down that choice until the election year of 1968 gifts like flowers and chocolates are popular on this valentines day... but one des moines man took his 001819 i was just asking him what he was planning for valentines day and he was like, we are gonna go see a movie then go to the ice rink. i was like oh okay this is gonna be fun but im gonna totally fall on my face but ice skating was not all the pair did today... edgar camacho proposed to his girlfriend while they were skating outside at the brenton ice skating plaza in des moines today... camacho said he went through a lot of scenarios in his mind to come up with the perfect proposal... he's just glad the weather didn't keep them snowed in a cold, snowy day has some thinking of warmer days on the beach coming up after the br

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. for all of us at nbc

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i feel like trump is so polarizing. cruz is so far right that i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together. so, no, i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the things in the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. for===raj/2-shot=== that breakn vallejo where 9 >>> nbc bay area begins with breaking news. >> that breaking news is in vallejo where a 9-year-old child is among four people who have been shot. i'm raj mathai. >> and jessica aguirre. bullets rang out near port street and mcclain avenue. at least one of the four people shot has died. >> nbc bay area cheryl hurd joins us at the scene with the latest details. cheryl. >> reporter: well, crime investigators are still on the scene of this qaudruple shooting. crime tape is surrounding the area where it all happened in the 500 block of porter

what is it really that makes trump so successful if he's so polarizing? well, our 10news political analyst says his supporters are really drawn to his message of "making america great again" and see him as a washington outsider who can effect change hear from trump i'm going through some of the predictions our analyst made -he makes some interesting points i'm hear -live at usf, emerald morrow, 10news, wtsp. we'll also stream his campaign stop on w t s p dot com.. you'll be able to see that live stream through our free the democratic candidates are back on the campaign trail today. hilary clinton and bernie sanders faced off in their last debate before the south carolina primary and the nevada caucus. clinton sought to regain momentum in milwaukee...calling the vermont senator out on his so-called unrealistic plans for the country.. butted to the candidates also discussed criminal justice reform and race relations. a 10 news investigation investigation exposes predatory towing in one of tampa's busiest night life districts. now city council members are t

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. >>> you were wearing kanye. >> does kris think that kanye is damaging her kardashian empire and is he maneuvering behind the scenes to fix it? i'm billy bush. she's definitely having fun at the expense of her ex. >> my worst, i think is going to be caitlyn. >> she said that marcus was having an affair with nicole brown simpson. >> the new beverly hills housewife found herself in the smack of an old o.j. simpson love triangle.

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. >>> tonight, new beyonce outrage, cops calling for a >> we're not going to put up with her anti-police message. >> get in formation. >> her music video super bowl halftime show enraging police. will they refuse to show up at her concert. her inner circle fires back "e.t." >> and supernanny controversy. she called child protective services after her cameras caught this. what joe frost is telling "e.t" today. >>> her new york's fashion week run debut. >> what a beautiful model. >> plus. i wish that i had jesse's girl >> dealing with depression, what you never knew about the '80s icon. >> jesse's girl is something i didn't get. >>> and a huntsman exclusive. all about the ladies. i'm on location in london with

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that i don't bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. for all of us at nbc shots fired in roanoke ... we talk to people in the neighborhood and have the latest in the investigation. plus the flint water crisis ... how virginia tech researchers now at seven ... blacksburg bans the box. how it could benefit both the town ... and those with a criminal history. plus ... a virginia power company is hit with a violation after an oil leak in the potomac river. the impact on area wildlife. neighborhood on edge ... after a shooting in a place many call safe. good evening, and thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at seven. i'm lindsey ward. and i'm dawn jefferies. roanoke police identify a sus

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. for all of us at nbc >> there is bad blood between beyonce and the cops. local law enforcement reacts to her black panther attire. plus, this boat is toast. >> it is 7:00. the station always on your side is on your schedule. 8 at 7:00 begins new. >> good evening. a miami police union is urging a nationwide boycott by law enforcement labor organizations of beyonce's upcoming tour. tampa's police association is

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see someone who is going the road candidate. >> just some of the things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. for all of us at nbc this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a journalist and documentary producer from denver, colorado... a digital marketer originally from austin, texas... and our returning champion, a data conversion manager from ogden, utah... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen.

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that don't think he'll b b able to bring the democrats and republicans i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. >>> the passi of the trump. can donald recover from his unholy war with the pope? >> his new interview today about the controversy, now on "extra." >>> donald trump branded the antichrist. does he now regret picking a fifit with the pope? >> with the pope, does it give you pause? >> from morning tv to late night, trump's very bad friday. >> and donald said, of course

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. >>> this is 9news. >>> i've been in an accident. i was dropped from the vehicle. >> that as arapahoe county -- that is arapahoe county sheriff's department bill foreman after he was hit by a large truck on his way to investigate the death of a child. foreman who nearly died the same day he was going to be recognized for 25 years of service. >> i'll tell you seconds mattered. seconds mattered in this case. >> i've been in an accident. iliff, dropping the vehicle. >> reporter: strong enough to make the call after a truck plowed into him. >> it's amazing really how calm he was. >> reporter: moments after ara

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of the @ @>>> just some of the things in @the minds of south @carolina republican voters in @this night before the @primary. @that will do it for us on a @friday night. @i'm lester holt reporting @tonight from columbia, @south carolina. @for all of us at nbc news, @ @>>> impressing the entire @country. @not easy, but what cleveland is @aiming for with the @rnc. @now. @nationwide recognition. @than ever before. @>> from the station that sees @it possible, this is @channel 3 news, brought to you @by universal windows @direct. @you'll be saying, "i love my @windows." @and now channel 3 news at 7. @>>> good evening. @thanks for joining us. @i'm sarah shookman. @>> jim has the evening off. @>> earlier we told you about a @traffic alert. @>>> and cleveland police have @just reopened i-90 @eastbound at west 117. @it was closed just a few @minutes

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. for all of us at nbc is it a wise investment... or a corporate shakedown? political leaders are split over how to characterize millions of dollars about to be funneled to dow- dupont-pioneer... despite the current loss of jobs. iowa police departments are sitting on an unknown number of untested rape kits... see how lawmakers are trying to track them dwn. the sun is shining.. and roads are clear.. but metro truck drivers aren't taking any chances... find out what's keeping them off the road.. and what one driver is doing instead. with a merger on the table... the state is iowa paying millions in order to

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. for all of us at nbc and i'm charles molineaux. we're one day away from the first in south republican presidential primary. republican candidates have been criscrossing the state.. and most will make their way to the midlands today. any minute now, gop presidential candidate speak at the north charleston convention center. earlier today trump got the endorsement of former south carolina ieutenant governor andre bauer. he's also now calling for a boycott of technology giant apple, he sayd the company is being disgraceful by resisting the f-b-i's order to unlock the iphone belonging to one of the san bernad

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't reallll see someone who is g gng to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. news, thank you for good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm matt breen. and i'm sheila brummer. a century old food distribution company is getting a new look. braunger foods held a groundbreakiki this morning to mark their accomplishment. ktiv's tommie clark went to the ceremony. and toie what can you tell us abt thier new facility? matt and sheila, braunger foods has been looking to expand for a while. and with this new facility behind me, they'll do more than add space, but also jobs and state-of-the- art technology. << (--nat pop of shov digging--) a siouxland compmpy broke ground on their new dis

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right that i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of things on the minds of south carolina republican voters on this night before the primary. that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. for all of us at nbc >>> this is wncn news now at 7:00. >>> right now at 7:00, lt zika -- the zika virus is now in north carolina and now the health department is mobilizing. cases have been reported in 22 other states. we have been following this issue and we have more on what you need to know. >> reporter: this is the first cause to pop up in north carolina. person did not get the virus from here. they have traveled. >> we have a person who traveled to an effected area who tested positive. >> reporter: this tiny bug is causing a big problem. health officials cannot tell us who or where the patient is but north carolina now has a case of zika.

>> i wish i could say so but honestly, no, i feel like trump is so polarizing, cruz is so far right tha i don't think he'll be able to bring the democrats and republicans together, and so, no, i don't really see someone who is going to be that middle of the road candidate. >> just some of the republican voters on this night before the primary. that willlo it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for are a common sight today on the roads as high winds across easter iowa are causing multiple accidents. plus - a bridge, nicknamed the "world's longest urinal" by a facelift. and - a semi is liftete out by crane just ays after leaking river that flowed into a reservoir. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered. this is the news at six." good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. saying was a windyyday today would be an understatement. this was the scene in many places across the state of iowa - there are seven confirmed wind dubuque. dubuque wasn't the only

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. >> i think it's sad that we are so polarized and so divided.nk hi are you will ultimately he morning. the republican side, i think it's tough to say what will happen. but i don't think it's good for our democracy. because we have to come together to take out our enemies. >> it's not an open and shut case and we'll go far with it. lou: thank you for being here. in our online poll 80% of you said the republicans would have a better chance of victory in speaker ryan were to take a vow of silence until election day. good night from new york. kennedy: let's ignite the night. on the watch, hillary clinton marinating in her lone delusion at last night' town hall. she and the bern got down with randy andy cooper. one of the great divides between the two remaining condis is wall street and whether hillary clinton has been bought and paid for like a rug in a turkish bazaar. she has been accused of accepting donations from wall street. she must have an airtight answer

is plenty of time and normally that wuld be plenty of time to go through a process but the polarization is so bad that's not clear it's going to happen the only recent case comparable to scalia's vacancy was in 19-68 under president lyndon johnson. however, johnson nominated someone the year before. the senate didn't turn down that choice until the election year of 1968 traffic is back open this morning after a major snarl on interstate 80 yesterday... it happened in cedar county near west branch. three people were injured during the massive pile up... state patrol says it involved more than 30 cars and left traffic backed up for hours. it all started with a 5 car collision around noon, but then shortly after, another 28 vehicles collided. drivers headed the opposite way were left to watch the "i passed it heading east on 80, it looked like they were cleaning it up and things were getting more to normal but cars were still there all cracked up." you can see some of those cracked up cars in this photo. even about five miles from the scene traffic was still backed up. traffic is about to get sl

in the east considered a rogue general by many quartz that has launched his campaign and very polarizing, soquestion about what do you do with him is really holding up the formation of this unit government. >> rose: you were one of the people quoted in the "new york times" article. >> right. >> rose: is there division within the administration about this? i mean, the military -- the secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs seem to be the people recommending a military response. is there division at the national security council and within other advisors to the president at state or wherever they might be? >> i'm not aware of that. i don't know that, no. >> rose: okay. so essentially what the president said, i hear the problem, give me more options and let's see what we can do about getting behind some kind of unit government. >> i think that's right. the military's job is to prepare for contingency. we know there are reports of special ops troops on the ground figuring out who they can work with and they've probably given the president a menu of options andeth up to him to d

experience as a governor, and he felt he would be able to bring both sides together and would be less polarizing. so we'll see. he is coming on, kasich's doing pretty well here, you know? and, look, if he comes in two, three or four, he gets to live another day. charles: he certainly does. before i let you go, everyone's talking about the ground game. we heard how important it was in iowa. why, again -- listen, new hampshire, they're used to driving in the snow. you guys grew up doing that. why is it so critical? >> the ground game? oh, because people want to feel like, you know, that there's some work that goes into it, right? it's a little like dating. [laughter] you've got to actually have only pursuit. and so, you know, going and knocking on one's door, people expect to get that knock on the door, and they want to hear from these candidates' supporters. and if they don't get that, they kind of feel like, hey, you know, we're making a big decision here. this is part of what you sign up for if you're going to run for president and your going to be in the first in the nation primary, then you've go

we joined special olympics colorado for this years polar plunge. >> so we are going against the folks that work at night. eeic connor, hannah atkinson. lisa caught up with our new reporter. because they know how to fight. watch out because connor and lisa is oing to rock your world. [ laughter ] >> so we will be at the denver zoo on february 27th. we'll send it over to lisa to learn more about this fundraiser. it brings in a lot of money for a great cause. >> this is really cool. you can help out. we'd love for youuto join our team. you have less than two weeks to do this. it's a great cause. obviously all of that money going to special olympics colorado and to connor and hannah. you can go to their website for more details. specialolympicscolorado.org. we would love for your help. to the weather. winds still a bit of an issue. today you will find gusts upwards of 20-40 miles per hour. 60s and 70s all week long. we will detail that seven-day fooecast coming up. >>> over all a pretty decent ride here in town. weather issues out to the west. here in town the winds will not throw you off

hearings or the senate that the person who drew this map is the same person who drew the racially polarized map so i don't know if he was conveniently supposed to forget what he already knew or maybe it's been a few years but that was one of the problems that democrats have. we don't know if you can trust this but it was drawn by the one that was struck down. >> senator josh stein makes an argument saying this is a slap in the face of hundreds of thousands of north carolina people who have voted for a different political party or are affiliated with a different political party. is he stretching there or isn't that the way politics works? if i vote for a candidate and i >> well the issue is the one man one vote theory. and should these votes be valued. so my argument is that black votes do value--are valued and that we need to develop and continue to have this conversation about politics in north carolina because it is racially divided. >> so when the maps were drawn to give what ultimately turned out to be for a safe seat for a number of years or in the first a safe seat for an african american ca

i think what you're seeing is how do you deal with a political atmosphere that has become so polarized. how do you deal with a republican party that has moved so far to the right that it's hard to find common ground. that's the debate taking place right now. it's a healthy debate. ultimately, if i have an opinion on it based on both being a candidate of hope and change and a president who has got some nicks, cuts and bruises from getting stuff done over the last seven years, but for now i think it's important for democratic voters to express themselves and for the candidates to be run through the paces. the thing i can say unequivocally, carol, i'm not unhappy that i'm not on the ballot. [laughter] ron allen, nbc. >> conditioning the 2016 questions, a lot of your guests are intrigued by the fact that there is a candidate winning who is calling for a ban on muslims. what was the reaction. that's one of my--the point is-- >> ron, let's stick to two. >> the point is in the past you've explained that as anger resentment, insecurity, economic insecurity, the question is how much responsibil

in other words, to become so highly part of a political... of polarized political process that no longer are the people and the realities, the social and cultural realities of our regions, of our societies, part of the understanding of the decision makers. policy is being developed on the basis of a very... a superficial, stereotypical and unreal image of people in countries that are critical to the united states in its future, and critical for policy makers to understand better... to understand their aspirations and what they're really looking for in order to identify that common ground which means that together we can make solutions, whether they're latin american, northern american solutions, or they're that critical relationship between countries in the middle east and the united states. i don't know if i was very clear on that one. >> hinojosa: well, no, but i think what you're saying is that the human contact is so important, the understanding of humanity. and so, you know, again, you are such a symbol in so many ways, your majesty. so i'm sure that there are many people who would

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why do you think he's so polarizing? >> he's happy to expose the inequil the truth. if you're not on the side of the truth, if you are not in there trying to fix the problem, you don't like >> when we met, it will soon be 45 years ago in a couple of months, when we met, we fell in reporter: former president bill clinton has hit the trail of their courtship which began at the yale law school library. >> she closed her law book,ire length of the library, walked to me, she said, look. if you're going to keep staring at me, and i'm going to keep staring ht to know each other's name. i'm hillary rodham, what's your name? >> reporter: after multiple proposals she finally said e married in their living room with 15 gists. a tad less extravagant than the wedding of donald trump that the clintons attended in 2005. >> he will be unbelievable, the best t master negotiator. >> reporter: melana trump has been very private but recently sat down with abc's barbara do you feel about campaigning? >> well, it's my choice not to be there. i support my husband 100%. him. her husband as

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