the president has promised to veto the bill, and republicans don' t have enough votes to override. emily: commitment 2016 a new , report is expected out today in the e-mail scandal surrounding democratic candidate hillary clinton' s time as secretary of state. an inspector general claims the state department gave a " inaccurate and incomplete response about clinton' s private email use two years before it was made public." the report gives other examples of flawed responses and states the issue dates back through previous administrations. emily: -- randy: gas prices have fallen to , energy analysts say they haven' t bottomed out yet. oil inventories in the u.s. are at their highest levels since 1993 up by 10.6 million last week. experts say prices could drop as low as $1.75 a gallon in the next 40 days. low demand is also playing a part. two massachusetts macy' s stores are closing for good. the stores are at the berkshire mall in lanesborough and the eastfield mall in springfield. macy' s says they' re among 40 stores closing nationwide. the company is also announcing that it' s c

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. >>> former alaska governor sara palin is throwing her support behind republican don true. she made the announcement in iowa where the caucuses are held in less than 2 weeks where trump is polling neck-and-neck with told cruz. palin says she's a big fap of trump and trump is hoping his new endorsement will help him win in iowa. >> god bless you god bless the united states donald j. trump. >> there is one unanswered question tonight about palin's endorsement. whether this was it or whether she plans to follow trump along the campaign trail even after iowa. >>> there can be no excuse. when michigan gander turn on the tap they expect and deserve clean safe water it's that simple. >> he's vowed to check every household to see if their water is contaminated a growing situation in michigan we'll have the latest details on how the governor there plans to >>> the next two days . >>> and welcome back everyone tonight the governor of michigan outlined his plans to help flint michigan with its contaminated water situation he called for more state help deployment of more national guard

there is as much appeal among democrats and independents for donald trump as there is among republicans. people don' t like to admit that people don' t like to talk about it publicly, but it' s there. but you go and you talk to ll tell you. you know, i have a lot of my friends who are scratching their heads with their parents who were supposedly these -- you were the liberal, mom and dad, how can you be? s saying. you know, the country needs someone to shake it up. it' s a whole new way of looking at politics. so i think in a head to head donald trump would make it very interesting against either sanders or clinton. i tell people that is not a fair a t that' s not an easy get for them. fernando: well, thank you so much. i really appreciate your time. while many polls show republican voters are ready for an outsider candidate, it remains to be seen whether or not top party leaders will agree. s destined to t afford to lose in iowa? >> all we got to do is hang tight. caucus really works? >> the caucuses are a completely fernando: iowa' s first-vote status gives caucus goers immense power to whittle t

there is as much appeal among democrats and independents for donald trump as there is among republicans. people don' t like to admit that publicly. people don' t like to talk about it publicly, but it' s there. but you go and you talk to people, they' you know, i have a lot of my friends who are scratching their heads with their parents who were supposedly these -- you were the liberal, mom and dad, how can you be? but i like what he' s saying. you know, the country needs someone to shake it up. what do you do with that? it' s a whole new way of looking at politics. so i think in a head to head donald trump would make it very interesting against either sanders or clinton. i tell people that is not a fair a accompli for the that' s not an easy get for them. fernando: well, thank you so much. i really appreciate your time. while many polls show republican voters are ready for an outsider candidate, it remains to be seen whether or not top party leaders >> coming up, who' win and who can' t afford to lose in iowa? >> all we got to do is hang tight. caucus really works? meaningless event with fernando:

the free end home of the brave and we need to stick with that because many republicans are talking about anything but that, don' t let refugees or immigrants in, don' t, don' t, we were built on these things. >> how we lost that focus? -- have we lost that focus? >> i don' t think so. there is not anyone in this country with a clear thinking the good look at that and say this is an opportunity for this country. barack obama squandered the opportunity. if ever there was an opportunity , this president should have been able to fix it and he made his first year in office and finishes 2015 with an approval rating of higher than 70%. what is behind his skyhigh popularity? what the think makes them popular? >> he seems like the kind of guy i could have a beer with. >> he is in touch with people. >> he does good things for boston. >> i think he is doing a good job. >> i think he did a great job with the tea. >> i did not agree with his stance for on immigration. >> he states that he' s being on the radio all the time and he is in every man -- he speaks on the everyman. >> he explains it to you. >> he tries to get thi

donald trump says he won't be in attendance at tomorrow's republican debate. don champion has more on how fox news has a lot to do with why trump debate. the latest escalation in tensions came after fox news released this press release tuesday... saying in part -- "we learned from a secret back channel that the ayatollah and putin both intend to treat donald trump unfairly when they meet with him if he becomes president." the statement set the republican presidential front-runner off: (sot trump / marshalltown, iowa) when they sent out the wiseguy press releases a little while ago done by some pr person along with roger ailes, i said bye bye." trump has been at odds with fox news since the first gop debate...angry at host, megyn kelly, for allegedly questioning him unfairly. just yesterday the billionaire candidate took to instagram asking his followers if he should participate in yet another debate moderated by her. (sot fox news megyn kelly) trump is not used to not controlling things -- but the truth is he doesn't get to control the media in a statement, the we

donald trump says he won't show up for tomorrow's republican debate. don champion explains why trump's history with fox news has a lot to do with why he dropped out of the debate. the latest escalation in tensions came after fox news released this press release tuesday... saying in part -- "we learned from a secret back channel that the ayatollah and putin both intend to treat donald trump unfairly when they meet with him if he becomes president." the statement set front-runner off: (sot trump / marshalltown, iowa) when they sent out the wiseguy press releases a little while ago done by some pr person along with roger ailes, i said bye bye." trump has been at odds with fox news since the first gop debate...angry at host, megyn kelly, for allegedly questioning him unfairly. just yesterday the billionaire candidate took to instagram asking his followers if he should participate in yet another debate moderated by her. (sot fox news megyn kelly) trump is not used to not controlling things -- but the truth is he doesn't get to control the media in a statement,

don champion: the republican contenders have just one more debate...before the iowa caucus. don champion cbs news. ((brian loftus)) the three democratic presidential contenders - hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley- will square off in their next debate sunday night - in charleston, south carolina./// sherry how's the weather today? some clouds overnight keeping temps a little milder this morning and now we have some clearing, but more clouds coming in today. .......... we hit the mid 50s yesterday and we should make it there and a maybe a little warmer this afternoon. ...... more clouds for the weekend with storms rolling out of the pacific and into the west this weekend. back to you! ((brian loftus)) > after months negotiations.. clark county teachers are now receiving a new contract. all 7 trustees approved a new 2 year contract at thursday's board meeting. it means more than 18 thousand teachers will received a pay raise. the deal also includes a bump in new teacher's salary. their base pay will now be 40 thousand dollars a year. current teachers will also

question of course is going to be how is translated for the republican party looking forward into the general election. because at this point right now, don, the republican party is following the same path, maybe even a more strident version of the path from 2012 that the party tried to redirect because they did so poorly with the hispanics in the election. >> you heard donald trump say that ted cruz supported amnesty. and that word alone is -- has a lot of meat for a lot of conservatives. >> and one quick button, there is an irony here, if ted cruz does win the iowa caucuses on the republican side, really i guess, he would be the first hispanic to do that. really, in the republican side the first non-white man to do that. there is irony in this whole discussion. >> and wolf you had a human moment with him. you talked about his wife milania. we have not seen much about her. is that going to change? >> your wife, she is featured in the new issue of "harper's bazaar" is he going to be going out on the campaign working for you? >> she will be and we have a young boy, baron, she wants to devote a lot of time to baron and he is doing really we

plans on ending their agreement with 25 states who )s concealed carry permit standards don )t meet virginia s. republican lawmakers have introduced bills that would stop that from happening. sot - "lady s and gentlemen, there has been this encroachment of executive caveat." nats - soft music later in the afternoon -- gun control advocates hold a vigil to remember those lost to gun violence. governor terry mcauliffe says he is never prepared to talk to family members who have had a loved one gun down. sot -"you hang up that phone and wonder if you have done everything you possible can?" mcauliffe renewed his vow to strengthen virginia )s background check system and for what he calls more common sense gun restrictions. andy goddard s son was shot four times at virginia tech in 2007 -- and says measures like that would not interfere with the average gun owner s rights. "the groups like i listened to this morning, i don t think they represent average gun owners.... we )re not trying to take away today s gun rights supporters say recent actions by the governor and attorney general are putting a squeeze on res

. >>> the governor and mayor team up to fight back against republican presidential hopeful ted cruz. i'm don champion with the new york values. >>> a message to ted cruz from governor cuomo and mayor de blasio. values and their thoughts about the money cruz is collecting from new yorkers for his campaign. >>> rescue on ice. crawling on a frozen lake to save a drowning dog. the 911 call that happened in the nick of time. >>> it's a wet and rainy start to your weekend. how long is it expected to stick around? we'll tell you coming up. cbs 2 saturday morning continues right now. >>> good morning. coming up on 6:30. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. fist meteorologist vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. not looking too good. >> not looking good to start. it is moving out very quickly. i think most of the day will be salvaged and quite warm. this morning, of course with the wet weather falling, we have rain in spots. snow and sleet in others. let's show you what the radar looks like. here we go. lots of green. heaviest stuff falling east of the city earlier. now it's mo

drew: i would love to hear some of the republicans or other candidates speak about it because i don' t feel like they' ve really covered it at all. fernando: his sentiment is shared by a many african-americans. after racial tensions erupted across the country last year. a gallup poll showed that black americans viewed race relations as one of the nation' s top priorities. that figure rose by 10% in the aftermath of protests organized by the black lives matter movement. independent political analyst michelle bernard says voters want to hear politicians say their lives matter too. michelle: the smartest does not lie about what the basic reality is about african-american life in the united states. if you will face it head on and don' t give a political answer, just be truthful about it, i think that is the way that you enamore citizens to want to vote for you. fernando: african-americans also want to hear specifics about jobs, the economy, and their general dissatisfaction with government as a whole. michelle: of course we know that all lives matter -- what the african-american communit

. >> the republican presidential candidates came out swinging. don champion has the debate analysis. >> reporter: one of donald trump's strongist political moments came when he defended his home town. his clash with ted cruz was one of the most talked about moments of last night's debate. >> everyone understands that the values in new york city are socially liberal, pro borings re abortion or gay marriage. >> when the world trade center came down, i saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanly than new york. >> he had this heart felt response from trump. you don't get a lot of heart felt responses from trump. >> cruz is running neck and neck in iowa. he scored major points for going toe to toe with the billionaire candidate specifically on the birther issue. >> when you go after cruz in a personal way and you damage someone who they still think would make a fine nominee, then trump is really. >>. >> the republican contenderers have one more debate before the iowa caucus, don champion, cbs3 "eyewitness news" >

>> well, i don' hear democrats or republican supporters saying they're about the e-mail issue. could cut into one of their central arguments. they know republicans are attacking. one of her arguments is she's the best and most likely to win in november. >> not what she wants to be talking about right now. jon thank you. the race is tight on both sides tonight. and turnout at the caucuses will make all the difference. it's sure what candidates say at every rally counts the most and >> reporter: crunch time here in io, so the volunteers are pounding the pavement. knocking on doors. leaving calling cards and sometimes striking out. >> caucus on monday? >> no, we won't be here. >> reporter: this husband and wife came here from dallas to help out. what is it that would make you come all this way for them? >> it's time that we kind of fit our time -- >> reporter: people are coming from far and wide. that's how strongly they feel. have you ever done this before? >> no. >> reporter: where did you come from in. >> phoenix. >> reporter: you drove from phoenix? >> starting yesterday morni

i'm concerned, it is in the hands of good lord. >> reporter: the republican contenders have one more debate before the iowa caucus. don champion, cbs news. >>> while three of lower a happy hour debate, rand paul boycotted that event. the three democratic presidential contenders will square off in their next debate sunday night and that will be in charleston being south carolina. >>> the state board of elections will consider the protest as a benson town commission candidate at their meeting this morning. commissioner john bonner defeated dean mclamb by seven votes for the district 2 seat on november 3rd. mclamb challenged the results after discovering dozens of voters had received the wrong ballot. the johnson county board of elects asked state officials for permission to hold a new election something both bonner and mclamb support. >>> nearly two years after a massive coal ash spill in the dan river, duke energy gave the media a look at its clean-up efforts. coal ash is the waste material from coal fired power plants. the utility is required to remove more than 30 coal ash dump as cross the state. it comes after 39,0

don' t see it happening. >> is this a symptom of a divided party when we talk about donald trump? there is a large pool of republican voters who say they won' t vote for donald trump. >> absolutely it does. michael bloomberg, i don' t think, will run unless he thinks he can win. i don' t think he will be a , it would seem some of his support would have to migrate to yourself or an alternative. the energy he is able to generate in this crowd and get him over to your side. jeb bush: i do think the reason why people are latching onto donald trump is they are angry, they are worried about the future, their concerns are legitimate. when i go after trump as being a serious candidate, they have no disrespect for the people supporting them. we need to unite this -- unite the conservative side. you have to get to 52 in a two-person race and that will be one of the important challenges. >> i know you are certainly busy. make or do you have any expectation when you head back here he echoed >> i had no expectations. i' m proud of the support. i work hard until monday and sometime on monday we will fly to new hampshire and have

republicans will say that people still don' t feel comfortable. aixa: experts say economic growth will take more than a presidential plan. >> if we continue to have divided government, the president is going to have a tough time doing a whole lot about jobs. aixa: employers added 2.6 million positions last year, making it the second-best year for job gains since 1999. erin: we want to know what you think should be done to create jobs in this country. you can go to the politics section of wmur.com or our mobile app to see where all the presidential candidates stand on this and other important issues. sean: time to start studying up. gas prices continue to fall. now, an announcement from iran could help drive prices lower. erin: police in canada are marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing missed votes in 2015 were missed before he announced he was running for president." over the last three years, marco rubio has missed more votes... than any

republicans. karen: have not been. carlos: because they don' t have to be in most states. that is not the case and a handful of states, like florida, nevada, new mexico, arizona. but for the vast majority of the states, latinos are not going to be the deciding factor in the honest. karen: that is counter to what we hear in the media. carlos: absolutely. oscar: that is why i use the word "demystified" a little bit. there is no question that if you project 10, 20 years down the road, assuming there is an improvement in the way that latino communities get organized, especially in the political arena, we will indeed become a very important factor in any election, especially because we are beginning to see significant growth in the state way beyond the seven states where we have historically concentrated. and that will indeed change the equation very significantly. karen: can either of you tell me the percentage of latinos currently in this country that are eligible to vote, or are registered to vote? carlos: 18% of the population is latino and 13% of the electorate is expected

republicans are so hungry, as you know, don, to win back the white house and washington republicans never ted cruz were going to be on top. they don't like either one of them. so i think maybe after new hampshire they were behind someone like marco rubio. marco rubio is well positioned as far as the establishment lane but not winning any states including as donald trump says points out he's not winning his own state of florida. so i think it could do a lot of harm because the party that's divided usually loses. now trump says he can win regan democrats and so does cruz and that remains to be seen. >> i got to go, bob. things are looking good outside your door there? are you okay? >> i'm going to go shovel after this. >> all right. good luck, be safe. editor and chief of the hill.com. >>> coming up, more on our breaking news, a crippling storm pounding the east coast. we're live tonight for you. le. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ ...feel like a raging s

republicans are ramping up their attacks. >> don' t be a party pooper. >> donald trump served up his best selfie smile in portsmouth all while stepping up his attacks against ted cruz. the latest polls show crews -- cruz and neck with trust -- from in iowa. >> he finally went off the wagon and went little crazy. >> cruz ignored trunks -- trumps well using the prisoner swap to slam the president and secretary of state. >> we celebrate the return. this deal serves as a piece of propaganda for both iran and the obama administration. >> marco rubio called the prisoner trade is a sign of president obama' s failed foreign policy. >> why do you think they take american prisoners? >> democrats preparing for their final debate iowa sunday night. surrogates for hillary clinton are getting her message out. husband bill talking up her experience as secretary of state. >> she got the sanctions against iran and had russia and china going along with them. >> with bernie sanders running even with clinton and -- in iowa and new hampshire, officials expect to >> you can catch the democratic debate in

host: let's go to dawn -- thank you for that, by the way -- don, republican line.aller: good morning, how are you doing this one? host: fine, thank you. weler: i think in america need to stop the government from being a family business. thank you very much. host: explain what you mean by that? well, you know. like mr. bush. he was president. then his son was president. now is other son once to be president. ok? miss clinton, her husband was president. now she wants to president. it's as the whole thing is just turning into -- it's just a family business. a couple of stories from "the washington post," talking about it being an antiestablishment year. someone argue that hillary clinton is part of the establishment. how did she run in this environment based in what you just heard from the caller? the point that don made is a point i hear from a lot of people. personally, i think there is a between arence republican president who son becomes a republican president for two terms and whose other son runs for president on the one hand and a woman whose whole life has bee

the latest republican debate featured heated exchanges between the 2 frontrunners...don cruz... down the winner and losers with our political science expert..dr. richard harknett... rob live and a live look from inside the duke energy convention center... that's it for this hour... but don't go away... fox19now continues... show open kara 2shot good morning, i'm kara sewell. and i'm rob williams. meteorologist frank marzullo joins us with a snapshot of your forecast. we will remain dry this morning with temperatures much more mild in the mid 30s to start your day. however by early afternoon expects rain showers to develop with steady rain late afternoon into the evening commute. our daytime high will be 46 degrees. expect temperatures to fall late evening with a chance of some wet snow mixing in with any left over rain showers after 9pm. temperatures will fall to 30 degrees early saturday morning with a few snow showers in the pre dawn hours. i do expect the chance for slick

the republican contenders have one more debate before the iowa caulk, don champion cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> 5:10 right now. frightening day on the job for a bus driver. >> do you hate getting stuck in traffic? i think all of us do. >> we'll let you know about the plan that could ease some backups on the highway. we'll take it. >> i feel like maybe 95. >> she feels 95. sure doesn't look it. that new jersey woman is actually 102's she is still teaching. find out how she became the oldest teacher in the country and why she's still working. ♪ ♪ >>> it's almost the weekend. looking live in our control room. i can't see everyone in dark. i see the producer give us away jeremy, is that you joe? who is, mike? that's mike. am i missing anyone? to the right of jeremy, who is that? come on jeremy. it's a who's who? >>> it's friday morning. >> we're all here. >> we all have to work. >>> welcome back, a bus driver in cleveland fights off a knife wielding passenger. imagine this, surveillance video captured the entire incident on december 23rd. authorities say 22-year-old jar red henderson tried to

republican strategist kaley machenie and democratic strategist don rolly. ted cruz said something is changed is the change he is leading? >> i like donald trump, like him a lot, but the attack is nonsense. in 1790 the first congress described as natural born citizen, being born to a u.s. citizen parent no matter where that is. ted cruz fits that definition. the only reason tecruzs beg atckedecau the is oth iss candatecan atta himn. hastell conrvate rerd. marco rubio tried to attack him on immigration. that failed. nowhere to attack ted cruz you have to attack him on this. deirdre: president obama would agree, it became such a discrack shun for him, oddly enough at the hand of donald trump, at some point he released his birth certificate after he said he wouldn't from hawaii. >> right. deirdre: how much of a distraction for cruz many campaign? >> huge issue. 50% of the republican primary electorate, birther caucus thinks president obama was not born in the united states. so, a republican primary voter will have to really look themselves in the mirror hard if

. >> we' re showing you one thing but we are covering up what you don' t want to see in the other hand. >> she believes the republican machine is orchestrating a political persecution. the gop chairman says these conspiracy theories are dangerous and without evidence. the ship bobby hilton is planning a response of some sort either monday, tuesday, or both. >> it smells conspiracy. that' s what it smells like. >> there appears to be a deeper mike: there is no confirmation about an appeal but supporters think it is very likely. sheree: a rough day on wall street. closing out just under 16,000 for the day. nasdaq is also down 126 points. the big selloff is a true b did in part to declining oil prices. >> a teacher' s aid becomes a lifesaver for a little boy choking in the classroom. >> his extra training made the difference. and people say their doctor performed unnecessary surgery and are looking to the hospitals for accountability. why this will not be the last protest. we will sheree: former patient seven area doctor now on the run speaking out tonight. it' s been two years since he was found negligent. >> chars wit

. >>> donald trump fights back against "fox news" i'm don champion with a reason why the republican presidentialnt runner is boycotting >>> good morning. we are following a developing story this morning. a local teenager is under a arrest abe accused of making an on line threat against her classmates. we are live with what it means for classes today. >>> i don't know what you expect me to do do you want me to go down there with a mop? >> governor christie makes criticism after his mop joke did not go over well with flooded new jersey shore resident. now he has something else to say, and, wet start to your day but that rain is moving out and something else is moving in. >>> good morning, it is wednesday, january 27th i'm erika von tiehl. with those warmer temperatures and rain melting that snow away, some good news, katie on the sky deck and meisha checking on the roads. i don't see umbrellas. i'm holding out hope. >> good morning, happy wednesday. road are looking better in terms of the ice and snow we saw it melting off but we also ever seeing some slick spots though. the it looks like a mixed

the republican contenders have one more debate before the iowa caucus. don champion, cbs news. >>> while three of the lower polling candidates took part in another debate, rand paul boycotted that event. the three democratic presidential contenders, hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will square off in their next debate sunday night in charleston, south carolina. >>> the state board of elects will consider the protest of a benson count commission candidate at their meeting this morning. commissioner john bonner defeated challenger dean mclamb. mclamb challenged the results after discovering dozens of vote ares had received the wrong ballot. elects asked state officials for permission to hold a new election, something both men support. >>> neri two years after a massive coal ash spill in the dan river, duke energy gave the media a look at its clean-up efforts. the utility is required to move more than 30 coal ash dumps across the state after 39,000 tons of potentially toxic ash spilled into the dan river in eden which is north of greensboro.

county voters are worried how they'll participate in the caucuses -- if they don''t have a ride while neither e democrats or republicans will be officially providing transportation... they tell us they're making arrangements for those people to ride with other voters. they say some outside organizations may also provide transportation. with the iowa caucus drawing closer and closer and candidates spending more and more on ads, are the candidates getting their money's worth or in other words, can iowan's identify who's who? at a diner in des moines, voters were asked to identify each presidential cndidates by their head shots. some candidates were easy to pick out like trump, clinton and sanders but beyond that some needed a little help. rk: you're stumped? rk: oh guys, come on really! man: realy, it's an attempt! k: how bout i give you the initials? man: that would help. rk: mr! man: oh that's marco rubio! a final tally shows all of the voters knew bernie sanders and hillary clinton. one had never even heard of carly fiorina, another didn't know her first name. and rand paul was often mistaken for his father, senator r

republican presidential candidates. thanks for joining us, i'm katie collett. and i'm don roberts. let's start with a check of your forecast. you might want to grab the umbrella, meteorologist jeremy wheeler is calling for rain this morning. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: cloudy with scattered showers morning. then mostly cloudy this afternoon.

this comes at -- as the republican candidates gear up for another debate. >> most of the donned -- candidatesty. not donald trump. he went after his chief rival for not supporting ethanol subsidies. >> iowa you know you haven't been good at picking the winners. we've got to pick a winner this time. you have to pick a winner. no. you haven't been good. some people say it doesn't matter if you don't win iowa. don't let them talk to you that way. >> in iowa cruz is beating trump 27-23. on the democratic side clinton leads but in new hampshire sanders is beating her. she's under scrutiny as more e-mails have been released. last night sanders came to her defense on another front. he said bill clinton's history on women should not be a factor. >> i think we can all acknowledge what bill clinton did was totally totally disgraceful. i'm running against hillary clinton, not bill clinton. >> her daughter shellsy clinton -- chelsey clinton will hit the campaign trail too. >>> sparky the highs -- bison in iowa was struck by a lightning bolt in 2013. the incident left him with a bad burn over a large area

republican candidates. hillary clinton how can you live : in 2015 and believe that women don' t deserve to get paid for our work to a level that is equivalent to what men get paid? kristen: but not everybody was pleased with what clinton had to say. during the question and answer portion of the town hall, new hampshire republican state representative katherine prudhomme o' brien spoke without being called on. she says she was trying to ask about her husband' s' s actual impropriety decades ago. after several attempt to do so, clinton fired back. hillary clinton you are very : rude, and i am not ever going to call on you. kristen: after that, the event remained peaceful. and perhaps the most touching question came from one of the youngest attendees. her mother is dealing with substance misuse issues. through her tears, she asked clinton how she could help. hillary clinton i want to make : sure we have more recovery and treatment programs so that if someone knows that they need help and they decide that they want help, they can actually get help. kristen: right now, clinton is speaking at a town hall in keen

this has been clinton country for 25 years, i don' t know how low expectations can get. on the republican side, i feel and who is going to end up finishing second and third i think donald trump appears to be in pretty good shape right now. josh: ground game on both sides is going to make a huge difference. let' s talk about i will quickly. new hampshire lives in a vacuum and i would does not matter. is that different cycle? john: each time it goes back-and-forth. most of the time we overturn iowa. i think this time because of the volatility of the race and the fact that people are looking for some final closure in this, i think the iowa impact will be in the past. josh: one thing we can agree on, this is a cycle unlike anything else. john: this is my 10th and i' ve never seen anything like it. josh: with one minute to go, what do you expect to see in the week leading up to iowa caucuses? do you think people will spread their time and focus -- other than those counting on new hampshire, will they try to balance the two states. a couple may look beyond new hampshire who have not been here,

2016 republican presidential candidate carly fiorina says this is an example of hillary clinton's foreign policy failure. she'll join us with more. but first, i sit down with donald trump ap son donr. and he explains why he thinks his dad is the best republican candidate to become the next commander in chief. that and more on this busy news night tonight on "hannity." 22. i accept i'm not the rower i used to be. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept is getting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. that really mattered to me. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. se

don champion has more. >> reporter: a series of war had been going on for trump. his decision comes days before republicans will finally start voting on who they want to be their presidential nominee. the latest escalation and tensions came after fox news released this press release tuesday saying, in part, we learned from a secret back channel that the ayatollah and putin both intend to treat donald trump unfairly when they meet with him if he becomes president. the statement set the republican presidential front-runner off. >> when they sent out the wise guy press releases a little bit along with roger ayos i said bye-bye. >> reporter: you call overweight women pigs. >> reporter: just yesterday, the billionaire candidate took to instagram, asking his followers if he should participate in yet another debate moderated by her. >> trump is not used to not controlling things, but the truth is he doesn't get to control the media. >> reporter: in a statement, the network says trump is still elcome at thursday night's event and will be treated fairly. >> this is all about his not being willing to defend his reco

don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> tragedy leaves another republican presidential hopeful doctor ben carson to suspend his campaign. a ran crash in iowa killed a volunteer and injured three others. police say driver hit a passerby on interstate 80, across median and was broadsided by pickup truck. the the driver and two others suffered minor injuries. >> i saw video sent in last night, he was just so energetic. the it was amazing what he was doing. >> doctor carson tweeted this photo of himself and campaign volunteer brayden joslin with the the message, rest in peace brayden joslin. our thoughts and prayers are with his family. >>> a gun battle will is underway right now at a pakistani university after militants launched an attack earlier this morning. we have new video right here, broadcast on pakistani television. the death toll is up to 19, with many more wounded. this is happened at the khan university about 20 miles outside of peshawar. authorities say the attackers are contained, and at least four of them are there. we will stay on top of it. >>> still ahead, this mo

don and on it goes. on the morning of february february 2nd some republicans but then they're out of the race. that is the importance of momentum. the public then the press will pay a lot of attention called the delegate count. since we can split human beings into pieces and so mathematics' plays a role. and the system to award delegates makes a big difference. looking man 1980 ronald reagan's team knew that looking bad as some point to start paying attention to food has the most delegates. and his undid him a favor. they said i am sorry i meant 76. not 1980. much more of a massachusetts republican. if it was though winner-take-all they would've gotten all the delegates. said to their friends how about awarding your deli disproportionately? so then by a losing the state that it has a huge advantage. so for instance barack obama targeted all the districts to understand correctly at as african-american districts while clinton was willing -- winning her home state. after the first contest not a state-by-state contest. in in those congressional districts. see a can go on the republican side this i

including maryland and new jersey, that don impose a sales tax on menstrual products.the effort to axe the so-called ampon taxhas gained support from both republicans and democrats. supporters say that the ax is especially hard on poororand homeless women who need can't afford them.and in case you're wondering, women do pay carolina. 3 3 news19 has learned that there will be no elephant walk this week for the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus extreme. the walk normally features the elephants, horses, and other animals that are part of that year's circus act. it would have been the last one in columbia to feature the ringling bros. elephants....wh o are being retired from performing in may.circus officials say the walk has been canceled because of a timing issue.. earlier this month, the circus announced plans to move their circus elephants to a permanent home at a florida conservation center in maythe show kicks off at colonial life arena thursday, and runs through friday we'll give you a peek behind the curtain. 3 folks in the military and their family members attended a career fair at the orangeburg armomo yesterday.in employment rep

don trump. democrats are committed to opposing the hateful views of trump and his republican neighbors. reid hopes to force republican senators to take a stand on trump's controversial plan. the republican frontrunner has led the charge against the obama administration- claiming the refugee program could potentially be a safe haven for terrorists... in washington, i'm dianne gallagher reporting. the republican senators running for president - ted cruz, marco rubio, left the campaign trail - to vote in support of the bill in washington. exactly one year from today.... a new president will be sworn into office. "we have a movement going on folks, we have a movement, this is not a normal situation. people are sick and tried and fed up and yes, we are angry. we are angry. " donald trump appears to be expanding his lead in the early primary state of new hampshire. a new poll gives him a twenty-point lead.... over his next-closest rival for the g-o-p nomination... senator ted cruz. today - trump made campaign stops in both iowa and oklahoma - where he was joined by former vice-presidential no

don' t win either iowa or new hampshire? mr. scala: the nightmare for the republican elites is jeb bush will lose, and when he loses, he will take marco rubio down with him. you see ads going after marco rubio. rather than fire directed at trump, the establishment candidates are firing at one another. bush could stay long enough through south carolina to stop rubio from getting what he needs to be in order to become the janet: and do christie and case it have to --john kasich have to win new hampshire? mr. scala: the path only gets steeper from new hampshire. ed: how large is the field as it worked its way through south carolina -- we understand how large it is now -- but as you get through i weigh in new hampshire -- they will be out of the way. mr. scala: the field itself, half of a dozen candidates could stay in, but no more than three with a viable shot at the nomination. ed: very good. are you ready for the "otr -- pop quiz? mr. scala: i am not sure. ed: you live in new hampshire. you teach in new hampshire and you study new hampshire politics. but how much do yo

republican presidential candidates are back on the campaign trail... one day after squaring off in year. ((brian loftus)) as don champion reports... seven of the leading candidates took the stage in last night's primetime debate. one of donald trump's strongest political moments came when defended his hometown. (ted cruz) everyone understands that the values in new york city are socially liberal are pro-abortion are pro game marriage (donald trump) when the are pro game marriage (donald trump) when the world trade center came down, i saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully than new york his clash with ted cruz was one of the most talked about moments of last night's debate. (steve chaggaris) you had this really heartfelt response from trump, and you don't get a lot of heartfelt responses from trump (ted cruz) "since september the constitution hasn't changed, but the poll numbers have. cruz is running neck and neck with trump in iowa. points for going toe to toe with the billionaire candidate...specific ally on the birther issue: (nancy cordes) ted cruz has a very loyal following

don champion has our report. >> reporter: the flint water rick snyder's state of the state address. monday the republican governor could the city contaminated water a zermt disaster, dozens demonstrated around his home. the water supply contaminated with lead criminal. >> he should have switched it back over to detroit water as soon as he knew of the contamination. >> reporter: national guard troops are now handing out bottled water to residents. state troopers are also giving out lead tests and filters. >> what happens after the water and filters is gone? we still going to have the lead, we still going to have the pipes, we still going to have the poison report. governor snyder plans to ask once again, president obama declare flint a federal disaster mortgages. >> a state of prnlgs only givers us a $5 million cap f. they want to submit for a disaster declaration, we could have gotten the $6 million or more. i citing the situation in flint was man made. flint has gone back to its original water source. the mayor there will travel to washington today, hoping to secure a disaster declaration. meantime, att

. >>> just one day before the next republican debate donald trump says he is boycotting. it donchampion has more on why the gop front-runner dropped out a week before the iowa caucuses. >> reporter: the latest escalation in tensions came after fox news released this press release tuesday saying in part, we learned from a secret channel that the ayatollah and putin both intend to treat donald trump unfairly when they meet with him if he becomes president. the state set the republican presidential front-runner off. >> when they sent out the wiseguy press releases a little while ago done by some pr person along with roger ailes, i said, bye-bye. >> you call women you don't like fat pigs. >> reporter: trump has been at odds with fox news since the first gop debate angry at host megan kelly for questioning him unfairly. just yesterday, the billionaire candidate took to instagram asking his followers if he should participate in yet another debate moderated by her. >> trump is not used to not controlling things. but the truth is, he doesn't get to control the media. >> reporter: in a s

don johnson. watch republican's debate.re coming up on the primarys and the caucuss and stuff like this, this will be in south carolina tonight. there are ten candidates left for the gop. but seven of them will be on the main stage. doug in charleston, south carolina? >> seven on the main stage, just three for the under cut debate. there would have been four, as you know, rand paul decided he didn't want to play ball since he didn't get on to the main stage. the under card is going to be tiny, carli fiorino mike huckabee and rick is an tore rum. >> she had momentum after second debate. remember that? even though it was at the kid's table. >> she had such a good performance she was able to kind of go up to the main stage. she knows how to do this. she knows how to get back up on to that main stage. can she do it at this late stage in the debate? we'll see. the good news for her, she's at the kids's table but sitting at the head if that makes a difference. >> probably does. doug, is the first question maybe to ted cruz, you k

republican presidential candidates. thanks for joining us, i'm katie collett. and i'm don roberts. let's start with a check of your forecast. you might want to grab the umbrella, meteorologist jeremy wheeler is calling for rain this morning. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: cloudy with scattered showers this morning. then mostly cloudy this afternoon. highs will be in the mid 40s early. temps will drop to the low 40s later today. winds north 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. lows will be in the low 30s. winds north 5-10mph. thursday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers, but not a washout. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds north 5-10mph. we'll have some scattered showers this morning as a cold front moves through the region. temps will fall from the mid 40s to the low 40s today. we will dry out a little this afternoon as the front stalls out offshore. some clouds will remain. tomorrow an area of low pressure will form offshore along push some moisture back towards our region. we'll see a few showers in the area with the highest out for friday into the weekend. we are looking at