that is a republican stronghold. that cap a very good night signal for donald trump. they changed the traffic pattern today, not a good idea. ed: donald trump does win, does that mean the republican >> i don' t think so. i don' t -- i think someone is going to come in number two, and there might be two people very close for the second spot. i think this is going to go for a long time. but the delegates to start getting paid. this is a long slog. we will see the field with no and next week or two or three, but i don' t think so. i think it goes on for quite a while. ed: if bernie sanders does win, as large as the polls suggest, does it mean he has national juice? >> he is certainly competitive, and he is showing he will take the fight to hillary clinton. he has the money, he has the resources, as he performs well here tonight, and she does not come in under 10 points, he has made his name known because voters in this country pay they go to that in south carolina after that. into the spring. tonight. [laughter] ed: thank you so much. newscenter 5 is your source for compl

local is important because it is a republican stronghold in nevada. that stronghold may belong to trump. >> the issues that are important to our once they trump trust on. >>reporter: john cumin is the chair for the political science department at unlv. is the race for nevada a charge for second place? >> it is one way for looking at it, whether it will be ted cruz or rubio that finish in second place. at this point, i don't think either one can close the gap with trump. >>reporter: that may be why rubio and cruise -- cruz focus on each other. >> no candidate has ever won that domination -- the nomination who didn't win one of the first three states. only two have done that, donald and me. >>reporter: rubio is accusing the cruz campaign of dirty politics. >> every single day, something comes out that is untrue. >>reporter: nevadans get one the candidates move on to the super tuesday states. cbs news in las vegas. >>> ted cruz fired his campaign director after he tweeted and then deleted the story that falsely alleged marco rubio insulted the bible. >>>

lcoe is -- important because it is a republican stronghold. that may belong to trump. >> the important issues are if they trust trump more.>> backseat to personal attacks. rubio shot back to a video lesson in his faith, accusing the campaign of dirty tricks.>> every single day, something comes up that is untrue. in this case, it goes back to my faith.>> reporter: the communications director was fired. john kasich caught heat about this comment on women leaving their kitchens to vote for him.>> many women who left their kitchens to go out and go door-to-door when things were different...>> reporter: kasich was talking about women in the 70s. he may have to explain what he meant. >> a lot of people are looking at whether or not it would be cruz or rubio that finishes second. at this point, i don't take either one can close the gap with trump.>> reporter: that focused attacks on one another.>> no candidate has never won the nomination who didn't win one of the first three states.>> reporter: nevadans get one more day of mudslinging bore the -- be

, ted cruz and donald trump are all making appearances and elko is important because it is republican stronghold in nevada to trump. >> the issues important to voters here are winds they trust trump more on. >> jon shainmnm is the chair for the political science department at unlv. >> is the race for nevada a fight for second place?>> that is one way to look at it a lot of people are looking at whether it will be ted cruz or marco rubio, she can second and at this point i don't think either one of them came close the gap. >> which may be why the both of them have focused their attacks on each other, ted cruz says mao rubio cannonowin. >>>>he candidate cannot when a nomination who did not win one of the first three states, only two people have done that, donald and me. >> rubio is a cruising ted cruz >> every single day something comes out of his campaign that is untrue. >> one more day of mudslinging before the candidates move on to the super esday state. vegas. >>> 13 states will vote tomorrow at it marks the first, rather next tuesday marks the first in the state of texas alone will offer more

he also pushed his general electability saying he could win states that were not republican strongholds like new york and michigan. nbc's peter alexander spoke with john kasich fresh off his strong second place finish in new hampshire. >> how do you navigate the anticipated negative attacks? >> i'm not going to let somebody pound me. >> reporter: watching the results come in tuesday night, kasich was more reflective. >> we plugged away and plugged away. the little engine that can. >> reporter: but in south carolina this midwestern moderate faces a steep uphill climb. in a state with far more christian conservatives, a target audience for ted cruz. >> the men and women of south carolina i believe want a consistent conservative. somebody who's the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. >> reporter: jeb bush's days may be numbered. without a strong south carolina showing. calling on his brother, the former president. >> jeb bush is a leader who will keep our country safe. >> reporter: but so much for southern charm. a marco rubio advisor indicating this state is going to be a blood bath. >>

it's important because it is republican stronghold in nevada. a stronghold that may now belong to donald trump. >> issues which are important to voters here are ones they trust trump more. >> reporter: the race in nevada is a fight for second place. rubio and cruz focused attacks on each other. cruz says rubio can't win. >> no candidate won the nomination who didn't win one of the first three states. only two people have done that donald and me. >> reporter: and rubio is accusing the cruz campaign of dearthy politics. >> every single day something comes out of the cruz campaign that's untrue. >> reporter: nevadaans get one more day of the political full court press before the candidates move onto super tuesday states democrats are in south carolina for the primary this weekend. 12 states one territory willvote tuesday march #st texas offers more delegates than the early voting states combined. ken. >> that's right. all about population. thank you. >>> spring is in the air and that means baseball season is just around the corner. can you believe

it is important because it is a republican stronghold in but, that strongholds may >> the issues which are important are the ones that they trust trump on. >> reporter: john two men is the political chair at the local science department at unlv. >> is the race for nevada a fight for second place? >> that's one way of looking at it. a lot of people are looking at whether it will be cruz or rubio finishing in second place. at this point i don't think either one of them can close the gap with tran06. >> reporter: which may be why rubio and cruz has focused attacks on each other. cruz says rubio cannot n. >> no candidate has never not one denomination who did not win one of the first three states. only two people have done that. >> reporter: rubio is accusing the cruz campaign of dirty politics. >> every single day something that is a deceptive and untrue. >> reporter: the people of nevada get one more day of mudslinging for the candidates states. >>> winning the lottery is a dream for many, but it can be a about it. one of the worst things a immediately spread the news. lottery winners be

it is a republican stronghold in nevada but that may belong to donald trump. important to voters here are ones that they trust donald trump on. >> the chair for the political science department at unlv. >> reporter: is therace a fight for second -- the race a fight for second place? >> yes. at this point i don't think that either one of them can close the damp with donald trump. >> reporter: which may be why they focused attacks on each other. cruz says marco rubio can't win. >> only two people have done that. >> reporter: marco rubio is accusing the cruz campaign of dirty politics. >> every day something comes out that is untrue. >> reporter: nevadans get one more day before they moven to the super tuesday states. cbs -- move on to the super tuesday states cbs. delicates than all the early voting states combined. if you want complete coverage of the primary and beyond, there is one place to get it, head to just head to our website www.wltx.com and click on sc primaries. full coverage. you will find that under headlines. >>> today the supreme court will hear c

we had 300 people two nights ago which was one of the strongest republican strongholds in new hampshire has done it and rolled back regulations. he's done it. maybe the difference is that he sees conservative principals to generate economic groegz and the way everyone is given opportunity. >> there was expectation that rubio got a better than expected showing. he moved up in the polls and that whole log jam we have been seeing is about to break up. he will consolidate and he will come out with a strong second. if we get to tuesday and that doesn't happen, he is still at 12 or 13%. is that a moment when they look at him and say you had your chance and you blew it. >> i don't think that's unrealistic. we will have to wait and see. y is narrows like that happened in the past. someone has done well in iowa. rick santorum will be an example, but not being able to deliver. last night rubio has been criticized for being repetitive and rehearsed and not having experience. the question week saw last night was both. that really showed through. when someone is hit in a way that reflects their core

the primary could also attract republicans who have a stronghold in north mecklenburg county. you can read the full decision by going to wsoctv.com. it's inside the article on our home page. >> developing tonight, the mumps is spreading through one of our areas largest employers, number could grow. >> in a highly vaccinated population, people can get mumps. >> why it could be weeks before we know the scope of this outbreak. >> we first reported this as breaking news at 5:00. lowe's corporate headquarters, eyewitness news reporter, dashawn brown learned the challenges health officials face as they try to stop the spread. >> scott, right now state health officials confirmed three mumps cases, but eight more are probable. i also learned for people who could take up to a month before a diagnosis. tonight, there is one thing that is clear. >> there is definitely mumps virus going around in the community. >> the question now is how many cases and how long until there are more. so far, state health officials say there are 11 cases in all. with one confirmed in mecklenburg county. two

it is a republican stronghold, but hillary clinton is hoping for a big win across the state, state shes honestly is not expecting to win here. of course, he's hoping to narrow the margin. already stumping in super tuesday states today. senior washington correspondent joe johns is live at that station -- polling station in lexington, but statewide, what is the democratic party expecting to see, joe? >> reporter: i think the democratic party is expecting to see hillary clinton win in south carolina. the question, of course, is the margin. it's all really a question of expectations and whether bernie sanders can keep it reasonably close if he were to keep it within single digits here in south carolina. a lot of people would say that's almost a win for him. so keeping it close for bernie sanders, for hillary clinton, of course, she wants to see a blowout here, trying to make a statement that she can bring african-american voters, minorities, those in the demographics that are a little bit different from what we saw in iowa and new hampshire as we move to the southern states, victor. >> and

, said he'll be interested in running again and michael barnes is also could attract republicans who have a stronghold in north mecklenburg. >>> 7:07, funeral services will be held for justin antonin scalia. we're taking a look at where his casket will be moved and flags are at half staff. as many as 4,000 people are expected to attend a mass for scalia. vice president joe biden his wife will be there along with other justices and scalia's family, 9 children and 36 grandchildren. abc is in washington with more. >>> this morning thousands will fill the largest roman catholic church in north america of the national shrine of the emaclet conception. thousands stretched nor blocks. americans that you can stand up on principle, you can stand up for the law. >>> justice scalia's former clerks lined the way as he was carried into court for one last time. other justices waiting in the hall with scalia's body lay on the same platform that once held the casket of abraham lincoln. >> his son paul, a priest offered a prayer. >>> you have called your servant antonin out of this world. >>> the president and first l

a clinton stronghold for democrats and republicans, a showdown state. most of the republican field has issued statements of sympathy for scalia's family and praise for his focus on the constitution. and some, including marco rubio and ted cruz, are making clear they would prefer to wait until after the election for a supreme court replacement to be selected. something we are sure to hear more about tonight as scalia's death reshapes not just this debate but the presidential race. >> so true. hallie jackson tonight, thank you. >>> tens of millions across the country are being told to stay indoors tonight as brutally cold temperatures grip much of the country. the mercury dipping far below zero in several cities. the weather is being blamed for a deadly pileup involving dozens of vehicles in pennsylvania. kristen dahlgren has more on the extreme cold and those dangerous conditions. >> reporter: in the bitter cold and snow here in harrisburg, pennsylvania, a massive and deadly pileup. as many as 50 cars and big rigs. >> there's a pile. one was folded in ha

michael barnes is also considering a run the primary could attract republicans who have a stronghold in north mecklenburg. >>> 6:06. for supreme court justice antonin scalia. you are looking at a live picture where the casket is now and flags at half staff to honor the justice. >> this includes details of professional careers, records and experience. the press secretary says white house lawyers prepared information packets for the president. >>> police are searching for the person who they say shot and killed a woman outside of a gastonia hotel near the 321 exchange. the witness said he heard one shot then saw a man running off. he says when he got to the victim it was too late to save her. family members say they have many more questions, police have not released a possible motive or a description of a suspect. >>> today a memorial service say was shot and killed by her boyfriend. police say james shot and killed tammi monday, and in court thursday before he was facing a murder charge. he was already in jail on an assault with a deadly weapon charge. >>> today's memorial service is

on the republican side it is a stronghold where folks write down their home on a slip of paper and tossed it into afor democrats, it is a little more complicatpeople group themselves preferences. if a candidate doesn't garner enough support, their supporters they are able to throw their supporters bcandidate. geoff: nikole killion live in des moines, iowa. allyson: the caucuses start at 8:00 p.m. tonight. we'll keep you updated on our wy it's almost time for the south carolina primary. the republican p saturday, february 20 followed by the democratic primary a week later on february 27. in georgia, both primaries are on tuesday, march 1. in north carolina, both 15. covering the upstate now. greenville county investigators arrested after a deadly shootout this weekend in mauldin. geoff: officials say one teen is dead, and three others are behind bars after what started as a a bojangles parking lot. investigators say 19-year-old savon allen was shot in the head o police arrested 19-year-olds william newton and trevonte watts as well as a 15-year-old girl. a judge denied bond sunday for newt

stronghold. associated press have been tracking candidate support in ohio. the ohio republican party endorsed governor john kasich. grassroots organizers say that following. they say front runner donald a sketchy track record. wright state university will debate this fall. the school officials told trustees that they plan to spend events. they say the school need some trustees could vote to approve debate funding and a couple of weeks. the debate is set forth september 26. -- set for september 26. >> are you still in the area? >> yes we are. >> is a male or female that is on the ground injured. >> it is male. curtis: a driver is in custody after she had a custody -- she hit a cyclist and took a. it happened right before 4:00 on u.s. 50 to near ashbury road. deputies caught off with melinda would all. she is charged with aggravated assault and leaving the scene of the accident. please the -- police do believe curtis: susan the lot and attorney stan chesley have been indicted in another burglary before the incident at the chesley home. terry jackson and demetrius williams are acc

stronghold. the associated press has been tracking candidate support in the swing state ahead of the march 15th primary. the ohio republican party endorsed governor john kasich, texas senator ted cruz is building strong following. they say front-runner donald trump is also doing well, but has a sketchy track record. wright state university will host the first presidential debate this fall. "the dayton daily news" is reporting school officials told trustees they plan to spend about $8 million on the event. they say the school needs cybersecurity improvements. trustees could vote to approve debate funding in a couple of weeks. the debate is set for september 26th. a disgraced leader at thomas more college set to be in court this morning on 36 counts of having child pornography on his home computer. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is live in covington this morning with the latest on these disturbing charges. good morning. andrew: robert marshall is no longer an employee of thomas more college. he is a resident of the kenton county detention center and could be for the foreseeable future as this criminal case moves forward. toda

. >> as you know, athena, south carolina is a stronghold for veteran military, military veterans in the 2012 republican primary, 21% of the voters then identified themselves as military veterans. does president bush help secure at least a bigger chunk of that veteran vote for his brother? >> reporter: well, the hope is that he'll help at least somewhat. at one of the bush aids described this race as a demander in chief test. where a lot of voters hear a great deal about that commander in chief role, the head of the military with such a strong, such a big military and former military population here. the bush campaign chief strategist told me that they expect bush to do well here because he has the skills to be commander in chief. it's one thing that governor bush said he expected his brother to make the case for, that he knows what it takes to be demander in chief and that jeb bush, from his years as governor has the skills to do it. and so that is certainly the hope of the campaign. and aid also told me that the fact that governor bush is the first to spell out a plan for defeating isis is something t

strongholds for clinton. you were talking about the delegates on republican side. the math will get very difficult for sanders very fast if he doesn't do well next tuesday, bill. bill: there was a forum last night in south carolina with clinton and sanders taking turns. some predicted fireworks. i don't know, did they happen? reporter: finally had some i think. sanders wint after clinton over not releasing her transcripts of her pricey wall street speeches. clinton fired back there is a double-standard here. if republicans have given big speeches want to release them, she will release hers. that is not likely to happen. bigger issue that will have impact not just on primaries is this but asked about a federal judge yesterday opening the door to both clinton and some of her aides like huma abedin facing subpoenas over personal emails they did not turn over to the state department. because after suit by judicial watch. the clinton campaign says this is right-wing case. what they're not mentioning the judge said it could move forward was appointed by president clinton

stronghold. the associated press has been tracking candidate support in the swing state ahead of the march 15 primary. the ohio republican party endorsed governor john kasich, but grassroots organizers say texas senator ted cruz is building a strong following. they say front-runner donald trump is also doing well, but has a sketchy track record. wright state university will host the first presidential debate this fall. "the dayton daily news" is reporting school officials told trustees they plan to spend about $8 million on the event. they say the school needs cybersecurity improvements. trustees could vote to approve debate funding in a couple weeks. the debate is set for september 26. 5:37 on your monday. happening today, another water delivery to flint, michigan, from a local group. in the city came together this weekend to help flint residents in dealing with their water crisis. snc norwood teamed up with police, as well as norwood middle school, for a water collection at kroger. hundreds of people turned out to donate water. someone also made a $1400 donation to the cause. snc norwood will make the trip to flint lat

front-runner even rating high among evangelicals which is typically a cruz stronghold with 42% of their vote. half republicaned to a candidate. as for the democrats, hillary clinton leads bernie sanders about i a comfortable margin in south carolina. she has the most support in african-american voters, two groups she will need to clinch nomination. >>> president obama ripping into the republican field at his news conference. declaring donald trump will not be his successor and accuses marco rubio of flip-flopping. athena jones live from beaufort, south carolina. good morning, athena. >> reporter: good morning, chris. we're talking about a bare-knuckle bronze to win, place, or show in south carolina. now you have president obama throwing some punches of his own. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. >> reporter: weighing in just days before the south carolina primary, president obama confident donald trump won't win the white house. >> i have a lot of faith in the american people. and i think they recognize being president is a serious job. it's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. >

stronghold up for grabs. he's got to do well. >> that's right. republican candidates trying to do what they can.e back and forth on the -- the insult back and forth. cruz and others trying to see what sticks s. it the taxes? is it trump university? is it yoimts his building -- illegal immigrants on his building projects? >> so far the polls haven't changed. the question, will it have an tech? >> 82 delegates already. is it too late? you wait until they vote, now real delegates up for grabs. it wasn't just the summer where they were lobbing insults. >> it's not just the gop going after each other. hillary clinton beat out bernie sanders hard core in the south carolina primary. >> beat down. >> yeah. 50 points nearly. she's not holding back, saying she's taking it to the national level. >> clinton eyeing donald trump as the countdown to super tuesday continues. >> peter doocy is live with more. >> love it. you're right, hillary clinton had a great night in south carolina, especially with african-american voters. the exit polls show 86% of black voters in south carolina backed clinton who already s

stronghold. we will go to domestic news on capitol hill. the washington post reports, house republicansre revisiting their most recent budget battle. it says leaders in congress thought last year's spending deal would pave the way for a simple budget season ahead of the november elections. they were wrong. that same group of conservative spectral john boehner to resign amid a fight over government spending are set to rebel against the upcoming house budget. they want the current speaker, paul ryan, to back out of the bipartisan agreement and reset spending targets at a lower level despite recent please for a more united party. in politics news, everyone is focusing on the presidency but usa today has this piece about new hampshire also hosting one of the nine key senate races that will determine party control of the senate. the granite state is home to one of the most hotly contested senate races in this nation. a battle between senator kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan. one of nine races that will determine which party controls the u.s. senate when the next president is sworn int

strongholds in the south, as well, like georgia, like arkansas. that she wants to try to unify not just the democratic party, but the country with a direct suggestion that donald trump and other republicans have been divisive in their rhetoric. listen. >> no, with all my heart, that our best years can still be ahead of us. but that requires us not only to work together, but to reject the kind of demagoguery, the insults that we're hearing too much of in our political life right now. tearing people down is easy. building them up is what we need to be doing together. >> now, senior aides in bernie sanders camp tell me they realize this is very likely to be a double digit loss. they're trying to keep it as narrow as they can. and looking forward to super tuesday, they see some opportunities in states like minnesota, colorado, oklahoma, where sanders, frankly, has spent far more time this week than here in south carolina where they know a loss is coming. he's looking forward to tuesday, and he told supporters last night, he thinks he's going to surprise people and win a few states on super tuesday. watch. >> i needed your help tomorrow here in south carolina. we need you to bring out your br

stronghold. he did well with them. he's been leading. cruz and rubio combined in new hampshire. what people were hoping for in the republican leadership, senator right, mainstream conservative lane would consolidate behind marco rubio and he would separate. that process has hit a big speed bump. it is entirely possible we come out with at least two governors being viable. kasich, the longer that lane remains fragmented the better it is for trump and cruz. >> we haven't seen yet, first of all, with christie, whether he will hit a wall or not. some might purr receive him going too hard at rubio. with kasich and some of the other candidates, where do they go after this. jeb bush has a strong organization in south carolina. he has a lot of establishment support around him. it's a good state for his family. strong veterans community. and i think that the question is whether kasich, if he has a strong performance on tuesday, where that goes, can he build the ground game. basically it just keeps the race going for some time to come. >> you saw this tremendous effort to consolidate. jindal, tim scott endorsed him. establishment lea

. >>> merrimac is a republican leaning town, and from there we go to the university of new hampshire. that's known as more of a liberal college campus, a democratic strongholdporter: hey, kate. so we are actually on the shuttle bus provided by the university of new hampshire that goes between the university campus in durham over to royster river high school where people are voting. how many democrats on the bus do we have here? >> whoo. >> how many republicans? some guys in the front. what do you mean undecided? did you vote? >> i did vote democrat. >> who did you vote for? >> bernie sanders. >> any hillary clinton voters on the bus? you voted for hillary? what's your name? >> amelia. >> amelia. why did you decide to vote for hillary? >> i appreciated her ideas for making education affordable without taking away states' rights. >> reporter: any better harnie supporters want to tell me why you voted for bernie? >> i like his health care policies, especially. >> what about trump supporters? no trump supporters on the bus. any john kasich supporters? jeb bush. you're a jeb bush voter on the bus. do you think jeb bush has a chance today? >> it's tough to say. r