bernie sanders enlisting the help of actor danny glover nats danny,danny and releasing a new radio ad today featuring the endorsement of and releasing a new radio ad today featuring the endorsement of director spike lee for iowa -- ted cruz won there. the gop voters start their caucusing here at 5 p-m. . lauren lyster abc news, las vegas. > breaking news on the republican learned that pre- registration for the caucus is at 37- thousand. that exceeds the number of people who participated in 20-12. ahead today, there are watch parties happening tonight for four of the fives candidates. for donald trump supporters, there's one over at treasure island, for ted cruz, it's at the embassy suites convention center near paradise adnd twain. marco rubio supporters are meeting up at dom demarco's pizzeria on west charleston near hualapai, and ben carson supporters will be at the ymca near alta and valley view. we posted the information on our website at ktnv.com. stay with 13 action news for continuing coverage of today's republican caucus. we'll have crews at all the rallies and caucus sites, k

she said it brought to mind a radio ad she heard in arkansas while her husband was running for office. >> one of my favorite, favorite political ads of all time was a radio ad, rural arkansas, where the announcer said, wouldn't it be great if somebody running for office said something we could have an immediate reaction as to whether it was true or not? well, we have trained this dog and the dog if it's not true, he's going to bark. then the dog was barking on the radio. and so, you know, people were like barking at each other for days after this. i try to figure out how we can do that with the republicans, you know? we need to get that dog and follow them around and every time they say these things, like oh, you know, the great recession was caused by too much regulation -- arf, arf, you know? i think we could cut right through a lot of their -- you know, their claims. >> well, hillary clinton campaigned in nevada, her husband filled in for her in florida. without mentioning bernie sanders by name, the former president appeared to take a number of veiled swipes at his wife's opponent

the democratic presidential candidate is running spanish-t-v and radio ads urging them to participate in colorado's democratic tuesday. the service employees international union produced the ads with a message like "she's a fighter". both clinton and bernie sanders have also been running ads on non-spanish language tv prior to the democratic caucus on march 1st. candidates are working hard before one of the most crucial days in the race for the white house. super tuesday is next week. it's when 11-states vote or caucus at once and 900- delegates are up for grabs. colorado is included in the super tuesday states. we're considered one of the more included. isis. mark zuckerburg could be on the islamic group's radar this morning. federal agents believe a group released a video threatening mark zuckerberg and dorsey. both tech leaders bullets. the group claims it is responding to facebook and twitter for taking a stand against terrorism. platforms are suspending accounts that promote violence or terrorism. deputies are hoping new video track down an elbert county. investigators say found

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it comes in the form of a robo call and radio ad from a super baghdad called the courageous conservative pac which is independent from the cruz campaign. but it is meant to help mr. cruz and it goes after donald trump for his comments made earlier this week on tuesday, in fact, when he suggested that he supported nikki haley, the governor of south carolina, and her move last year to remove the confederate battle flag. >> trump talks about our flag like it is a social disease. >> almost whate respectful let it go. >> donald trump's bank rolled nearly every major democrat in the country. >> that's by far and away one of the most controversial calls that we've heard in the entirety of the campaign. the cruz campaign makes the point that this super pac is unaffiliated with the cruz campaign. they do not agree with the tone of it. but it does show the sharper elbows are beginning to come out. and we're told in some homes, there will be dozens of robo calls in numerous campaigns. and it comes as the polls have begun to tighten and it shows that south carolina has the possibility to be a very,

clinton , who used to carefully go on the lines went back to an old radio ad in which a dog barks and says something is not true. >> i am trying to figure out how we can do that with a republican. we need that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things like the great recession caused . . >> it's not clear if hillary clinton will address reporters. she will give a speech at harlem. from the newsroom. ben: thank you, robert. freezing rain to possible floong. mperaturesre getting in the 50s today. mike woods has our complete forecast and ines rosales is checking out the roads. carrie: taylor swift has a not so swift message . find out what she said and looking great and stepping out with confidence includes my newest beauty routine secret discover the latest innovation the new pedi perfect wet & dry. now get effortless hard skin removal on dry or wet skin. plus, it has 2 speeds and it's rechargeable. the easy way for touchably soft feet. suits me and my new shoes. new amop\ pedi perfect wet & dry. available at walmart in the foot care aisle before welcome back . mike:

reporter: the cruz campaign is saying they don't appreciate, they don't agree with the tone of that radio ad. on the eve of the primary, the polls have shown a closing race and a late night likely tomorrow night. >> no matter what you're doing, you have to just say i've got to take ten minutes, i've got to go out and vote. >> reporter: donald trump had a double-digit lead for weeks, so expectations are high and the discovery of a 2002 interview with howard stern in which trump said he supported the iraq war, con from districting his -- contradicting his claims of ever -- >> the first guy who ever asked me, i don't know, yeah, i guess so. before the war started, i was against that war. >> reporter: trump's ahead but in a virtual tie with ted cruz within the margin of error. cruz came in third in new hampshire and would get a huge boost if he beats trump. who he hammered today on basic foreign policy. >> just this week donald trump said in a tv program that he would be neutral between israel and the palestinians. so let me tell you this. as president, i have no intention of being neutral. >> r

movie maker spike lee endorsed radio ad released today. "wake up south carolina! this is your dude spike lee. and i know that you know the system is rigged. for too long we've given our votes to corporate puppets. sold the okie- doke. 99% of americans were hurt by the great recession in 2008 and many are still recovering and that's why i'm officially endorsing my brother bernie sanders." a recent cnn-o.r.c. south carolina poll shows clinton with 65-percent support from black voters. support from black voters. the two democratic candidates will answer questions in a townhall- style forum that starts in just about an hour. it's all happening on the u-s-c campus. our chad mills is there live this forum will be pretty similar to the two held last week for the republican candidates. all at once. instead, they'll take turns answering questions from of course, former secretary of state hillary clinton maintains a big lead in the polls over her challenger, senator bernie sanders, a self-described lead in the polls over her challenger, senator bernie sanders, a self-descri

mellow mushroom is also running radio ads to get the word out. they plan to reopen the week of march 7th. management will be giving half off pizzas and 3 the laughing seed cafe also closed for renovations, back in january. they were expecting to finish mid- febraury, but they announced on their facebook page that the new kitchen floor has been a huge challenge. they are now hoping to reopen by the first or second week in march. 3 whole foods is tweaking its management style. the wall street journal reports the naturaaand organic foods retailer is shifting more responsibility for buying packaged foods items from local managers to its headquarters in austin, texas. the company is also deploying software to simplify tasks like scheduling and replenishing shelves. the company hopes to save about 300 million dollars a year, in part by eliminating more than two thousand jobs. the chain is under heavy pressure to boost its stock price and reignite sales growth. 3 a study by the website "credit sesame" found that when it comes to the question of who has

. >> sanders on the trail with actor danny glover while spike lee voices a new sanders' radio ad. >> sanders and clinton will appear separately in a televised town hall. in nevada, a long day for the candidates. the polls close at midnight. senator bernie sanders has no plans to be in south carolina until this friday. his wife jane will lead an education forum at the center in columbia at 5:00 tonight. sanders will hold a rally in norfolk and then he'll hold events in kansas city and tulsa tomorrow. >> for complete election coverage, head to our website, wlos.com. we have an election 2016 page where you can view upcoming events and the latest from the >> asheville public safety committee will bring the issue of body cameras to city council today. the goal is to inform the public about policies regarding polole body cameras here and how they will be used. council members say this is a new technology and there are a lot of questions that need to be answered before policies are put into place. city leaders expect to discuss the body cameras in front of council in the next few weeks. >>

he was telling a story about an old radio ad where a dog barks every time a candidate said something. clinton says she wants to figure out how to do that with republicans. >>> all right. extreme weather. a series of tornadoes ravaging the gulf coast. this twister damaging a dozen homes. three people were injured. debris surrounding a 94-year-old women who was trapped in her home and had to be cut away. mississippi had high winds that shattered windows and damaged buildings. 16,000 people without power in several counties. in the northeast snow and slush blanketing cities after record cold temperatures. freezing rain causing more than 2,000 car enter dids in north carolina and virginia. coastal cities seeing high temperatures. i want to be out west. >> you want to be there today. they are going to be seeing more warm temperatures. they are talking a high temperature potentially at 86 degrees in los angeles. extreme pattern with the warmth out west and cold winter weather across the eastern u.s. we are seeing changes across places like new york city and also in rally north carolina. we

and in a light-hearted moment at t-m-c-c, when clinton talked about her favorite radio ad, she said the annoucer joked about a trained dog that would bark when a politician, didn't tell the truth -- then republican presidential candidates. "we need to get that dog and follow them around and everytime they say these things like, 'oh the great recession was caused by too much regulation.' arf arf arf arf you know. i think we could cut right through a lot of their claims." her harshest critic is republican presidential candidate donald trump. he calls clinton the worst secretary of state in u-s history. clinton is not directly responding to trump's statements. instead, she's sharing stories like the one we just heard. clinton also made an appearance at the university of nevada. she spoke with a group of mostly women about women's issues. she said she supports planned parenthood, and a woman's right to choose. she also said both are at risk under a republican administration. supporters like - nevada democratic assembly-woman amber joiner -- says hillary is the person to protect women's righ

it comes in the form of a robo call and radio ad from a super baghdad called the courageous conservative pac which is independent from the cruz campaign. but it is meant to help mr. cruz and it goes after donald trump for his comments made earlier this week on tuesday, in fact, when he suggested that he supported nikki haley, the governor of south carolina, and her move last year to remove the confederate battle flag. >> trump talks about our flag like it is a social disease. >> almost whatever you have to respectful let it go. >> donald trump's bank rolled nearly every major democrat in the country. >> that's by far and away one of the most controversial calls that we've heard in the entirety of the campaign. the cruz campaign makes the point that this super pac is unaffiliated with the cruz campaign. they do not agree with the tone of it. but it does show the sharper elbows are beginning to come out. and we're told in some homes, there will be dozens of robo calls in numerous campaigns. and it comes as the polls have begun to tighten and it shows that south carolina has the possibility

overnight, bernie sanders picked up radio ad from spike lee. listen to this. >> wake up.pike lee. i know that you know the system is rigged. i'm officially endorsing my brother bernie sanders. bernie takes no money from corporations, nada. when bernie gets in the white house, he will do the right thing. >> so bernie sanders has a lot of ground to make up. he lost african-american vote 3 to 1. >> sanders is fighting the clock. you see trends going up. in nevada, he closed the gap by 20 points. in south carolina, he is behind, but making ground. in michigan, he was down 35 points last week. he is down 15 points this week. can he make up that ground in time to win delegates to win the nomination? most people in the campaigns say no. they say hillary clinton supported the southern states and it will yield her big wins on tuesday. sanders has plenty of money. he will be around for a while. he will make a show. he has an effect on secretary clinton's positions and the things she says on the stump. >> he knows it and says it and uses it in his stump. >> that will have an effect

. >> reporter: sanders on the trail with actor danny glover while spike lee voices a new sanders radio ad. sanders and clinton will appear separately in a televised town hall in south carolina. in nevada, a long day for the candidates. the polls close at mid-night. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. >>> and less than a month to go before ohio's primary. a new poll by quinnipiac university shows john kasich is trailing donald trump, 31% to 26%. ted cruz comes in third with marco rubio with 13%. the poll shows 38% of voters might change their mind on a candidate before casting their ballots. >>> and we just received early voting numbers in ohio's presidential primary. the secretary of state john houston said that more than 150,000 absentee ballots were requested by mail and in person for the march 15th election. more than 10,000 voters have already cast their ballots. >>> bernie sanders is going to be here in northeast ohio this week. he's expected to attend a rally at baldwin wallace university in berea thursday morning. >>> harvest for hunger kicking off the annual campaign at the greater

. >> we will get tv ads, we will get radio ads. >> republicans have less than two weeks before a primary. and doubling up on john kasich. the donald campaign and kensing tonight. >> in the course of the next ten days, see every republican candidate that remains in the race at least once. >> ted cruz remains his stop, ben car son will be there, trying to establish himself after low numbers up north. they predict some battles will get dirty, with recent candidates ups and downs. >> i expect some bush and rubio sniping to begin, pretty soon as bush now thinks he could reclaim the establishment lane and rubio rubio. >> tries to head him off. >> the 2 percent lead over clinton clinton. >> there's no voter base. >> and the democratic chair, turn out will be lighter than 2008. >> and even though we think hillary will win, the question, how many delegates will they have. likewise for the bernie people, how many candidates will you have hillary have. >> we want to take you live republican presidential hopeful, donald trump is back in the palmetto state, one day after he won the new hampshire prim

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>> reporter: and a radio ad with the endorsement of director spike lee. for republicans in nevada, donald trump is leading the polls by double digit, but caucusing tripped him up last title time. ted cruz won in iowa. the gop voters start their caucusing here at 5 p.m. lauren lister, abc news, las vegas. >>> we are tracking a pretty significant amount of rain headed into the area. get to will stafford with more. but a few showers from southeastern sections. if we show this, impress sfriv texas to tennessee to the deep south where they are having severe weather out there. we are seeing the rain arrive here eventually pretty much after sunset tonight. otherwise seeing a cloudy night. some fog and a patch or two of drizzle out there as well. headline s include more rain that will arrive tonight. rain will be heavy at times tomorrow. can't rule out a rumble of two or thunder and a dry second half of the week. the full forecast coming up in a little bit. >>> sea levels rose faster in the past century than the past 2700 years according to a study published in t

danny glover while spike lee voices a new sanders radio ad. sanders and clinton will appear separately tonight in a televised town hall in south carolina. in nevada, a long day for the candidates. the polls close at midnight. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. >>> still ahead, a father's desperate situation after his and his efforts to save her >>> you're watching abc 13 news, award-winning coverage of roanoke, and the new river valley. >>> take a look at this fire in rancho dominguez, california. the second alarm fire broke out at a warehouse. it burned through the roof and turned up cars. no one was injured. officials have not determined what caused it. >>> a dramatic rescue in california sierra mountains. a 10-year-old girl tell through a snow hole into freezing cold water. her father tried desperately to pull her out, but help arrived just in time. >> reporter: dramatic new cell phone video of a father trying to save his 10-year-old girl from freezing water and hypothermia. >> i was scared and calling out for help. my feet were freezing. >

the radio ad is already airing in south carolina. the former president is expected to hit the campaign trail before next week's primary. nearly every republican is set to spend time in the palmetto state wednesday, with the exception of chris christie, whose attacks during the debate hurt fifth place finisher marco rubio but failed help his own campaign. and carly fiorina announced late today she would not continue running for president. and after snatching up sixty per cent of the democratic vote... presidential candidate the people want real change. senator bernie sanders celebrated his dominant win in new hampshire by heading to harlem to meet with reverend al sharpton to talk about minority issues, an area that many see as a strength of his rival, hillary clinton, who is not on the campaign trail today. clinton is polling ahead with minority voters. in washington, dianne gallagher. the upstate for a campaign event. our chad mills is in clemson and will have the latest starting on the news at six. tonight, women who support bernie

the radio ad is already airing in south carolina. the former president is expected to hit the campaign trail before next week's primary. nearly every republican is set to spend time in the palmetto state wednesday, with the exception of chris christie, whose attacks during the debate hurt fifth place finisher marco rubio but failed help his own campaign. and carly fiorina announced late today she would not continue running for president. and after snatching up sixty per cent of the democratic vote... presidential candidate: "the people want real change."senator bernie sanders celebrated his dominant win in new hampshire by heading to harlem to meet with reverend al sharpton to talk that many see as a strength of his rival, hillary clinton, who is not on the campaign trail today. clinton is polling ahead with minority voters. in washington, dianne gallagher. while senator sanders met with al sharpton today... he apparently didn't win him over. tomorrow the congressional black caucus will endorse hillary clinton for president. all week

on social media, on twitter, you'll see commercials throughout the year of different billboards, radio ads..." sgt. beres says zero roadway fatalities is the goal. if you see a suspected drunk driver or an aggressive driver on the roadways, call star hp. a science teacher at blythewood high school is sharing thoughts on the 19 year old columbia woman whose body was found on friday. "kindness comes to mind. she had a big heart and made everyone she spoke with feel valuable and that they mattered. i am truly saddened with the loss of dee....she made me a better person in the fact that i was able to know her." there is a candelight vigil tomorrow night for deanndra roach from 4 p.m. until 7 at "vive church" on clemson road in columbia. richland county deputies say roach was discovered in a field off farrow road in blythewood. the victim's ex-boyfriend, 22-year-old andre heatley jr. is in jail tonight, charged with murder and armed robbery. investigators believe heatley shot and killed roach, then stole her debit card using it three times south carolina already ranks top in the nation for the

hillary clinton is releasing her first t-v and radio ads in spanish here before the in the ad similair to the one you see here, a narrator says clinton stands by hispanics on it also focuses on her efforts to expand education. counting on heavy support from the hispanic community to help her defeat bernie sanders. the democratic caucus is saturday, february 20th. and the republican caucus is tuesday, february 23rd. the runnin' rebels are getting ready to face fresno state. and they're going into this game a player short. "a runnin rebel is kicked off the squad as the team prepares for an important road game. i'm kevin bolinger with the team in fresno. we have all the details straight ahead. " a familiar face on the super bowl field on sunday for cimarron high school alumni. how a denver broncos linebacker is inspiring local high school football players. your fox5 weather it's been a challenging year for unlv's runnin' rebels. and now... the team is down a player. fox5's kevin bolinger explains what happened... and what's next for the team in fresno. on friday afternoon unlv dismissed p

. >> reporter: bernie sanders has a new radio ad featuring director spike lee. >> when bernie gets in the white house, he will do the right thing. >> clinton's ads feature morgan freeman. >> reporter: recent polls show clinton crushing sanders 2-1 among black voteders -- voters young voters. clinton ran into a bachelor party and stopped to pose for a photo with the groomsmen win or lose there is one man she won't have at her feet. bernie sanders plans to insist california. >> imagine the day when you are what do you say? what is your strategy. he is probably watching your >> reporter: the polls are open until 7:00 tonight. clinton ahead by double digits here. the sanders campaign is looking ahead to tuesday hoping big wins there keep them in the mix. >>> republican presidential candidate donald trump now has the backing of former rival governor chris christie. christie made the announcement during a campaign stop yesterday. >> i can guarantee you the one person that hillary and bill clinton do not want to see on that stage come next september is donald trump. >> trump and christie hav

a radio ad featuring the former president began airing today. steve: president obama has some suggestions on how to change a political climate he calls poisonous. the president spoke to lawmakers at the illinois state capitol in springfield today where he , lost his presidential bid back in 2007. he says it's the current rancorous political climate that pushes people away from participating. pres. obama: we've always gone through periods when our democracy seems stuck, and when that happens, we have to find a new way of doing business. we are in one of those moments. we've got to build a better politics. steve: president obama also says the influence of big money in politics should be reduced and there should be changes in how drawn. hundreds of u.s. soldiers are heading to afghanistan. the army announced today that it will deploy soldiers to the southern afghan province of helmand. the new troops will assist afghan forces trying to push back taliban insurgents. stacey: google's computers just got their driver's license. u.s. safety regulators h

>> reporter: including a new endorsement and radio ad from director spike lee. >> when bernie gets in he will do the right thing. >> i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> reporter: clinton has plenty of celebrity endorsements too, including two ads from celebrated voices in america. actor morgan freeman -- >> she understands that our country can't reach its potential unless we all do. voters at this barbershop told us they'll make up their own minds. >> that's just like politicians go to our churches when it's election time them no other time. again, you're going to have the uneducated that's going to fall for it. that's not lly salts us, makes us not want to be in your camp. >> are you only saying that because you want our vote? or are you really sincere? the real question is will we ever really know?nton and sanders have almost the same number of pledge delegates. >> how are you? >> reporter: it looks like she's about to get a big boost here in south carolina.as a massive lead among so-called superdelegates. party grandees who get a sayntion regardless of the outcomes o

which came from a radio ad long ago where a dog would bark when lies were told. hillary:we need to get that dog and when republicans say things like..the wall street crisis was caused by too much regulation...he'd go ...arf arf arf...." she knows how to work a crowd. and she realizes caucusing in nevada will be different than where she's been so far. she says her ground crew is ready. hillary: this is such a diverse state!" hillary: we'll leave no stone unturned to reach out to everyone and we'll work until 11 a.m. when the caucus starts." i asked her about the possibility of debating donald trump. hillary: i don't even recdognize york.the kinds of things he says the way he behaves. he's always been bigger than life that' his character that just who he is. but honestly the predjudice and the paranoi ...the profanity...i don't even recognize him. erin: what if you have to debate him...what will that be like for you? hill: it would be an important opportunity to show our differecnes and see how i'm better prepared to provide what this country needs." and as for the

. >> the two $2.5 million ad television and radio ads as well. >> coming up next, we'll tell you which pop star was in a manhattan courtroom today and why the judge's decision had her in tears. >>> what this woman found when she opened a can was not in anybody's recipe. >>> elvis, chuck berry, nat king cole, those '50s highlights are great, but wait until you see saturday's. >>> we're on the road in columbia, south carolina, a day ahead of the republican primary. we're also in nevada. the democrats vote tomorrow. we'll be there for the final push. and the government launches a big crackdown of those . >>> a new york judge has ruled pop singer kesha cannot end her recording contract with the producer she claimed abused her. she sued dr. luke in 2014 claiming he drugged and sexually abused her. he has counter sued saying she only made up the story to ruin his reputation and get out of her contract. for customers of orange and rockland yutd utilities. scammers are calling up people and demanding payment for phony bills. the con artists threaten to disconnect your service if you don't give

carson showed up and sort of -- he actually verbatim said something that was playing on all his radio ads in iowa which was super funny about -- of course we're getting the lineup now that i'm on the spot. very, very religious lines in iowa for the radio adds and repeat one to voter at the caucus site. so he showed up. and then the funniest thing was this woman wag drones on about >> while she was on stage. >> and so no one is paying attention to the jeb bush surrogate, which is so -- of course -- of course this is happening, right? poor jeb bush, has been steam rolled by trump, and then it's happening live in front of me. as everyone is, my god, donald trump, donald trump has all this security and flies in, and she there is with her big red dress. totally nuts. >> how many people at your caucus. >> thousands. they were looking -- i would assume thousands but i'm bad with crowd count. it was a pretty big auditorium, and they were having trouble finding seats for everybody. hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm let us be loves we'll carry i've got some real estate here in my bag. counting the cars on the num

listen to some of the case he makes for sanders in the radio ad playing in south carolina. >> bernieakes no money from corporations, inada, he's not o the tape. which means when bernie gets in the white house, he will do the right thing. no flipping, no flopping. time for action. >> suggesting that hillary clinton is on the take and that she does flipping and flopping. >> well, it's interesting that bernie sanders says he doesn't take money from corporations because no federal candidate under law is allowed to take any money whatsoever from corporations. so, he's part of a very big club in that regard and hillary clinton done take money from corporations either. it's interesting, jeff was talking about the issue of guns and south carolina, it's actually bernie sanders who voted five times against the brady bill, voted against universal background checks, voted for the charleston loophole, voted to give immunity to gun makers. he's started to imply that may have been a mistake and he's changing his position. he has explaining to do about what his real position on guns is. >> hillary c

to r&b and hip hop radio where you would think there's lots of radio ads and the sanders campaign was aggressive. i heard one sanders ad. i heard a lot of different hillary clinton ads. about four different ads running over and over. they said they are not pulling out of south carolina, you get feeling and the sense they are sort of moving past this state and moving on. tonight, what we just heard with chris matthews, you heard what makes people love him and what's problematic for him. this passion he's invoking in young people that they are the revolution and can make congress do what they want. the problem is he hasn't shown that in the turn out so far in the young people. he hasn't demonstrated it can be done that way. >> kacie, on that point, the sanders campaign is getting more and more sensitive to that point. they are being asked about it as the senator continues to make this pitch that the way he's going to bring the political world around to his way of seeing thing s by prompting big voter turn out and getting a lot of people involved. is that issue getting under their skin.

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in a south carolina radio ad lee says that once the vermont senator is in the white house, he will, quote, do the right thing. >> a passenger shoots himself up with heroin on a packed bus in the middle of the afternoon. that passenger then overdoses and collapses on the bus. an officer ended up reviving him, this ordeal playing out on video, tonight police want to shed light on this heroin epidemic. lauren mayk reports. >> he slams his head. he's out. >> reporter: that moment on the bus is shocking enough. getting the attention of passengers who called 911, but watch what we now know happened before what the man was doing in his seat. he preps and puts a needle in his arm. police tell us it was heroin. >> it's a great american epidemic. >> police superintendent michael chitwood's officer administered narcan. the man was on his feet again. he wonders. >> i'm saying that it's wonderful to save a life but what does do it about the addiction. >> i went to the delaware county district attorney, who tells me how dire things have gotten. >> it's so bad lately i had parents even call me to say co

the radio ad is already airing in south carolina. the former president is expected to hit the campaign trail before next week's primary. nearly every republican is set to spend time in the palmetto state wednesday, with the exception of chris christie, whose attacks during the debate hurt fifth place finisher marco rubio but failed help his own campaign. and carly fiorina announced late today she would not continue running for president. and after snatching up sixty per cent of the democratic vote... sen. bernie sanders, d- presidential candidate: "the celebrated his dominant win in new hampshire by heading to harlem to meet with reverend al sharpton to talk about minority issues, an area that many see as a strength of his rival, hillary clinton, who is not on the campaign trail today. clinton is polling ahead with minority voters. in washington, dianne gallagher. chris christy and carly fiorina are out... but the race goes on for the other presidential candidates. for some, that includes a stop here in the silver state. bernie sande