. >> i heard one crazy mayor it down in south jersey say this is worst flooding than san sandy -- sandy. his town didn't get hit by sandy. so of course it's worse. >> reporter: the presidential candidate indicated he went too far so he called patrick rosenello to say i'm sorry. >> i feel badly. i've known him for a long time. i feel badly i called him crazy. a little bit of one too many adjective. >> i would like for him to let the biz owners and first responders know that he understands what we went through. >> reporter: but the governor's crazy comment wasn't the only one that infuriated the people of north wildwood who saw floodwaters pour into town during the blizzard. >> i don't know what you expect me to do. want me to go down there with a mop? >> reporter: business owner scott chambers jumped 0en that remark and placed a mop outside of his door. >> he's been bullying everybody and making us look like idiots. >> there was not a what happened on friday and saturday that even resembled sandy and i did not want that narrative to become what was going on here. >> reporter: no doubt th

following the terrorist attacks in paris and san better than sandy san better di no san san bernardino they >> local, state and federal agencies, today in our last meeting with our federal partners there is no significant threat that would prevent this event from taking place. >> but if you don't mind leaving out the alcohol, the kids parade is this saturday, and it will be broadcast live had starting at 4:00 in the afternoon and that parade was become as big as the main parade. >> and this is my first one! i am so looking forward to doing some bead tossing. >> it's all in the wrist. >> and we have an example of how another popular gadget that kids love can pose a fiery danger. >> it's like selling kids bombs. it's going to go off but you just never know when. >> why a hoverboard is to blame >> and a new study shows that teens are opting out of getting their driver's license. paul, can you believe that? >> it ease here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving

the president keeps pushing are ideas that have never worked, that would not have stopped san bernardino, sandy hook. >> this president has done more to take jobs away from the hard working people who are struggling the most. failing to qualify for the prime-time one, but he refused to participate. paul held a twitter town hall instead. democrats are up next. the 3 democratic candidates will debate sunday night souin carolina. that airs on nbc. republicans will debate again in two weeks in iowa the last debate before the iowa caucuses. that airs on few shelley: vermont senator bernie sanders spent this evening just miles away from his home state, speaking to stts dartmouth college. the democratic presidential candidate held a town hall and picked up an endorsement from a senator from massachusetts. our stephanie woods joins us live from hanover. stephanie: hundreds of hanover residents in dartmouth students lined up and braved the cold to feel the burn. others are little more dubious. >> he' s noa compromiser, and he takes a really hard line on s awesome, but in a polarized congress where no on

it certainly wouldn't have stopped san bernardino, sandy hook or arora. it wouldn't have done a thing for those issues. that's what brought him to tears. tears.huckabee says a lot of republican frustratiti comes from what he calls "unnecessary burdens" and the process by which president he did it. it.to hear more of our exclusive terview with mike huckabee, be sure to watch 'iowa in focus with kevin barry,y,this sundadamorning at 9:30, right here on fox 28. tomorrow night, president obama will take part in a town hall discussion on gun violence.but his chief rival on the issue will not be ininattendancnc atteteance.today, the national rifle association declined an invitation to take part in the said the organization saw no reason to participate in a quote "public relations spectacle organized by the white house."c-n-n, which is airing the discussion, says it was e network and not th obama administration that organized ththeveve.even without the n-r-a, the network plans to have other opponents of new gun laws on hand to join the discussion. late today, the

the president keeps pushing ideas that have never worked, ideas that would not have stopped san bernardino, sandy hook, aurora. if you keep retrying thing that don't work, maybe we should just see if we can resell all those used lottery ticket that didn't work real well because that's the lock i can of keep doing the -- that's the logic of keep doing one thing that has failed. the common thing in mass shootings is they happened in gun-free zones where people who could have stood up and tried to stop it were not allowed to under the law. trish: governor huckabee, an american in san bernardino murdered 14 people while terrorists with belgium and french passport murdered 130 people. we are facing a threat within our borders and from outside the united states. those our mean terrorists could have come here at any time, given that we have a visa waiver proper that enables people to travel back and forth. it exists with those countries and 36 others. if countries around the world including many in europe cannot insure that their citizens are not jihadists will be why are we waiving the visa requirement

the president keeps pushing ideas that have never worked, ideas that would not have stopped san bernardino, sandy hook, aurora. if you keep retrying thing that don't work, maybe we should just see if we can resell all those used lottery ticket that didn't work real well because that's the lock i can of keep doing the -- that's the logic of keep doing one thing that has failed. the common thing in mass shootings is they happened in gun-free zones where people who could have stood up and tried to stop it were not allowed to under the law. trish: governor huckabee, an american in san bernardino murdered 14 people while terrorists with belgium and french passport murdered 130 people. we are facing a threat within our borders and from outside the united states. those our mean terrorists could have come here at any time, given that we have a visa waiver proper that enables people to travel back and forth. it exists with those countries and 36 others. if countries around the world including many in europe cannot insure that their citizens are not jihadists will be why are we waiving the visa requirement

the president keeps pushing ideas that have never worked, ideas that would not have stopped san bernardino, sandy hook, aurora. if you keep retrying thing that don't work, maybe we should just see if we can resell all those used lottery ticket that didn't work real well because that's the lock i can of keep doing the -- that's the logic of keep doing one thing that has failed. the common thing in mass shootings is they happened in gun-free zones where people who could have stood up and tried to stop it were not allowed to under the law. trish: governor huckabee, an american in san bernardino murdered 14 people while terrorists with belgium and french passport murdered 130 people. we are facing a threat within our borders and from outside the united states. those our mean terrorists could have come here at any time, given that we have a visa waiver proper that enables people to travel back and forth. it exists with those countries and 36 others. if countries around the world including many in europe cannot insure that their citizens are not jihadists will be why are we waiving the visa requirement

the president keeps pushing ideas that have never worked, ideas that would not have stopped san bernardino, sandy hook, aurora. if you keep retrying thing that don't work, maybe we should just see if we can resell all those used lottery ticket that didn't work real well because that's the lock i can of keep doing the -- that's the logic of keep doing one thing that has failed. the common thing in mass shootings is they happened in gun-free zones where people who could have stood up and tried to stop it were not allowed to under the law. trish: governor huckabee, an american in san bernardino murdered 14 people while terrorists with belgium and french passport murdered 130 people. we are facing a threat within our borders and from outside the united states. those our mean terrorists could have come here at any time, given that we have a visa waiver proper that enables people to travel back and forth. it exists with those countries and 36 others. if countries around the world including many in europe cannot insure that their citizens are not jihadists will be why are we waiving the visa requirement

background checks in this way would help stop fun violence or prevent shootings like those in sandy hook, san bernardino and charleston. >> it looks like we have unstable individuals that are taking actions. it is the slice effect. you take a slice, and a slice and eventually you have a loaf. you have everything. chris: the n.r.a. said president obama is doing what he always does when he doesn't get his way. he defies the american people with an executive order. live in chantilly, chris papst, abc7 news. >> developing right now in hyattsville, a woman's body was found on a trail just about a hundred yards from the street. this is right along the northwest branch trail. she has not been identified. police say it looks like she was killed there or the body was left behind. police say there have been several incidents involving commuters who use the trails in the area. no potential suspect information has been released yet. jonathan: search efforts continue late in the afternoon on the chesapeake bay for a missing boater. maryland natural resources police say 48-year-old stephen reynolds flipped

background checks in this way would help stop gun violence or prevent shootings like those in sandy hook, san bernardino and trader jerry's"it looks like we have some unstable individuals who have taken action. it's the slice of white-bread effect. you take a slice. you take a slice. you take a slice. and eventually you have everything." "in a statement, the national rifle association said the president is doing what he always does when he doesn't get his way, he uses executive action to defy the will of the people." in washington, chris papst 3 3 new year, new body! coming up tonight on our healthwatch..time for a fresh start! we'll show you how to keep your fitness goals on top, and how you can stay in shape this 20-16. plus, we take a look at this week's top 3 3 as many of us make a new year's resolution to lose weight and get in shape, some others, are making physical fitness a life-long goal. dr. jon lapook has more tips, on how you can improve your overall physical health. 3 you want to look at your rate of perceived exertion (narration one)david marcus ran three marathons, but that was

the white house, outlining his executive actions on gun control, drawing so many stories, from sandy hook to san bernardino, even a recent case in tennessee. we have jeannette live in studio with some highlights of the proposal. jeanette: the speech was very emotional at times. president obama wrapping up what many see as a controversial plan. of thesident listed all mass shootings and reiterated that americans have grown accustomed to gun violence. he promised to take executive action on what he considers a gun epidemic in the united states. here is what you need to know. the president is calling for common sense steps he said could save lives with the goal of making it more difficult for the mentally ill, criminals, and s to get guns. the measure would expand mandatory background checks for gun sales, provide more funding for mental health treatment, fbi strategies to research smart gun technology that would scan a fingerprint before a gun can fire. republicans, of course, have been quick to contest all of this and gun rights groups have promised to take legal action. many polls find that amer

sandy hit its hardest on the northern edge. that's where we saw the most devastation. for the folks here, yes, this is worse than super storm san deem but -- sandy but it's not a fair comparison. here it is definitely worse than the storm was. >> all right, todd. thank you. thankfully we're not dealing with anything like that here. maybe just a few people with canceled flights. >> nothing like that. they had tide cycles where water came into homes. unbelievable stuff. couple of days. we're ahead of this next storm mid-70s out there. running a good 8 to 11 degrees above where we were at this time yesterday. the warmer spell is in. we talked about this cool air quickly disappearing with that south to southeasterly flow. it is here big time. storms as they begin to roll in for late tonight, heading into tomorrow. here is futurecast. we will put this into motion and see some of the pockets of heavier weather rolling in through the overnight hours. again, there is a marginal risk for severe weather as far as potential tornadoes coming in. that's a 5% chance right now according to the storm prediction center. we will watch the storms

san. winter right after sandy, island beach state part planted hundreds of the trees. thinks toms river township's first try. township officials say once they are done collecting christmas trees they will line them up on the beach between the small front dune thaw see behind me and larger dune back by the boardwalk. it is a wynn for environment, plant material and inexpensive beach protection. like some other shore towns toms river are is dealing with easement issues before they can do a large scale beach replenishment project. >> thinks a small part that we can do to help nature along in the process while we await that project. >> reporter: deadline to drop off the trees is february 1st, in toms river township drove brian, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> as we continue tonight, a delaware women gets behind the wheel in the quest to save her father's life. >>> what a woman found out she was not able to get her own kidney to her father she took the message to her car. i'm alexandria hoff and i'll show you incredible response coming up. >>> so many people buy their tickets

.>> reporter: the december attack on a holiday party in san bernardino worst mass shooting since sandy hook elementary school. 14 people were killed when he radicalized this has been nyt and opened fire. >> this was an act of terrorism.>> reporter: another must shooting took place at a louisiana movie theater and a colorado springs planned parenthood clinic. police in both death of african- american men sparked outrage across the country. in baltimore freddie gray died of spinal injuries. in chicago video of laquan mcdonald 2014 death touched off community protests and charges of murder against police officers. racial incidents sparked protest on several college campuses including the university of missouri. with the president resigned after the football team refused to play. boston marathon bomber and colorado movie theater gunman james homes were found guilty. sentences and the death penalty. the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage causing solutions and nuptials nationwide. kentucky county clerk kim davis than five days in jail after refusing to issue licenses because of her re

regulations clarified as happened today that the critics point out that it would not have stopped san bernardino or sandyook or aurora or unfortunately we could go on and on, and he said that is not the point. we have to do something and even if it is to save one life, but one argument on my show or one discussion point is why not look at the massacres, and then look at them and work backwards and dusting them off, and i don't mean that about the regulation today, but dusting off whatever gun control measures are on the shelf and moving from there and why not look there and move backwards, because one of the measures that the president is pushing is ones that would have more of an effect on the violence in chicago or the one person killed in the driveby on the two people killed in an act of domestic violence in tennessee. then, the on the mass murders that we see. but, the issue only gets attention after something like aurora. >> but to mike rogers' point which is that when you go for the huge comprehensive legislation, whether it is on immigration reform, whether it is on gun control, that is when you h

the president keeps pushing ideas that have never worked, ideas that would not have stopped san bernardino, sandy hook, aurora. if you keep retrying thing that don't work, maybe we should just see if we can resell all those used lottery ticket that didn't work real well because that's the lock i can of keep doing the -- that's the logic of keep doing one thing that has failed. the common thing in mass shootings is they happened in gun-free zones where people who could have stood up and tried to stop it were not allowed to under the law. trish: governor huckabee, an american in san bernardino murdered 14 people while terrorists with belgium and french passport murdered 130 people. we are facing a threat within our borders and from outside the united states. those our mean terrorists could have come here at any time, given that we have a visa waiver proper that enables people to travel back and forth. it exists with those countries and 36 others. if countries around the world including many in europe cannot insure that their citizens are not jihadists will be why are we waiving the visa requirement

. >> that's an ar-15 like the gun used in san bernardino, the theatre massacre and sandy hook elementary name a few. that's a .9 millimeter, a popular handgun used in san bernardino and many other shootings. the advanced law enforcement rapid response training at texas state university trains law enforcement agencies nationwide in handling active shooter incidents. alert runs the larnlest training program in the country. it is the go-to organization for law enforcement agencies nationwide in preparing for mass casualty and specialized emergencies. >> that's body armor. that's the standard body armor. >> they run a scenario, the guns firing rounds made of soap. i was the good guy, legally carrying a weapon when a shooting breaks out. i hear shooting down a long dimly lit hallway. i take a peek then shoot my own producer, hitting him once in the chest. as i move down the hallway, another student pops out. i don't shoot him and am able to stop the gunman. >> we hear the shots, so we know the problem is down here. if we're coming to start the active shooter, we have to get to the active shoo

he'll also be at a breakfast reception tomorrow in san francisco hosted by investment banker sandy robertson. hillary clinton's campaign has so far raised $112 million for the primary election. >>> somebody knows something. that's what southern california authorities are saying tonight about the jail break that's launched an intense manhunt. making a plea to the public to help police track down these three men which they say are violent. the inmates escaped from the jail in santa ana on friday. investigators say the men most likely cut through steel bars and plumbing ducts before climbing to the roof and then rappelling down several stories using a rope. >> a disturbance occurred right around that time potentially as a way to distract staff and delay the physical body count. we haven't confirmed that it's related, but we suspect that there's a possibility. >> all three were serving time for what police describe as disturbing violent crimes including mutilation and murder. authorities believe two of the inmates may have gang ties. >>> they are digging out from the deadly blizzard that hit the

year ago i think san diego state the top team in the conference would have run nevada out of the gym but we saw some progress last night. wolfpack did one slip away at home, nevada and sandy lustick, 500 games. san diego state rallied to the big way, was that a 13- 13-three runs in the final six minutes making it 57-city for victory and remain undefeated. marquise coleman wolfpack scored 21. 20 and the ballgame. >> gave it away. it's tough. it's really a hard pill to swallow right now because nobody likes losing at such a close game, especially if the game is in our favor for us to win. it's hard to comprehend that. >> past work, enthusiasm, everything's got to be put in perspective. we could have won the game and we didn't. >> coach liz and dies with this team, i'll tell you. next day trip to utah facing your testate and saturday. meanwhile let a lot of women are hoping to make history tonight in southern california, diego state, just starting first quarter. if nevada wins it will be 500 career victories for coach jane albright. we hope she has the milestone tonight and we will have highlights for you tonight on news4 at 11. >> the wolfpack is holding an event that lets

no one says these would have prevented san bernardino or sandy hook t. president says if they can stop one death, it will be worth it. >> jan, thank you so much. >>> for the first time in this presidential race, hillary clinton's campaign brought bill co-strategist in twoipth. he campaigned vic russly for her across the country. his at sued on monday was far more subdued. he did not mention donald trump or respond to recent attacks. the former president discussed what he believes the election is all about. >> first of all, i'm a happy grandfather, i'm not madad at anybody and, secondly, i thought it was supposed to be a job interview. this election is about restoring broadly shared prosperity. >> that is how we will keep america safe and still keep it america. preserve our individual liberties and our reputation for being an open country, our belief in diversity. our understanding that one of our great meal tickets in the here from everywhere else. >> trump continued his attacks on hillary clinton at a rally across the massachusetts boboer. >> we don't n

ideas that would not have stopped san bernardino, sandy hook, aurora, and at some point you wonder, ifp retrying things that don't work, maybe we should just see if we could resell all those used lottery tickets that didn't work real well because that's the logic of just keep doing the same thing with something that has failed. of course we want to stop gun violence but the one common thing that has happened in most mass shootings is that they happened in gun-free zones where people who would have been law-abiding citizens who could have stood up and at least tried to stop it were not allowed to under the law. [applause] moderator: thank you, governor huckabee. moderator: governor huckabee, an american in san bernardino murdered 14 people while terrorists with belgium and french passports murdered 130 people. we're facing a threat within our borders and from outside the united states. those european terrorists, they could have come here at anytime, given that we have a visa waiver program that enables people to travel back and forth. it exists with those countries and 36 others. if cou

he used examples like sandy hook and san bernardino, but for families in philly, gun violence can ben on their streets every single day. nbc 10's lauren mayk spoke to one couple who lost their son last year. >> reporter: before that night at the club, alena garcia says 2015 started as a happy year. >> we were all doing well, he was about to graduate with honors. >> reporter: alex had gone back to school at temple. he was 34 years old when he was shot and killed here. >> i actually got the news while i was at work. the two detectives came to my job, i was teaching a class, and, you know, just fell to the floor. from that moment on, i've just been in shock the whole year. >> reporter: aleida garcia is alex's parent, one family on a long list who lost loved ones in philadelphia last year. of the 280 people killed, 236 died from gunshots. a total of 1,243 people were shot in 2015. we talked to them on the street where it happened. alex rojas garcia lost his life, and theirs changed. >> i couldn't go to work because i was crying on the way in, crying on the way home, crying in the job. >>

it caught some people off guard as it began falling in san francisco a little while ago. abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel is tracking the system very closely tonight. >> live doppler 7 hd has been an active afternoon. let me show you right now. we're seeing some wet weather in the north bay. it is very light and steady. i'm going to take you in a little bit closer around highway 101. in the east bay, it has lightened up. you can see what really happened. there were some brief downpours as those thunderstorms developed there in the east bay. right now, we are seeing some very light returns heading down towards salinas around 183. when you take a look at the wider picture here, we're going to continue the moisture coming in. one is light, five is severe, the currensystem is the one. >> tonight, less than half an inch of rain is expected with the light wind. we have three more storms in the accuweather worried about flooding from the downtown area all the way to the bay. fema wants property owners to buy flood insurance. >> christin, coastal areas are being up dated to check for flood hazards. here, t

san francisco earthquakes. hurricane camille in the late 60s. sandy a few years ago. we always come back. it's harmful.ularly for those that live there but the country will come back. >> we come back because the government stepped in and provide resources and insurance companies have stepped in as they should. i totally agree with you from the res that standpoint but this is an important role for governments to play. >> in terms of the damage, the last el nino there was about $45 billion in damage just done during that period. >> you mention insurance companies, they're raising rates because this is on the increase and you have to raise your premiums. this is going up year after year, more or less, for whatever reason we have to start paying for it. >> final word to you. >> we'll come back but this is the worst time for it. every indicator i follow in the economy is heading south. so this will certainly not help. >> thanks to you. thank you for joining us. speaking of the new year, do you ever wonder how good these guys are at picking stocks? we have their best and worst calls of 2015 including the nam

in san francisco, carolyn tyler. >>> and meteorologist sandy patel is here with the weather.do you remember the rain on the lens? you will see scenes like this as we head to the next several days off and on. but this afternoon we did see nice sunny breaks. the clouds just reflecting, showing the showers over san francisco, showing the pretty view there. live doppler 7 hd showing the cloud and fog, rain up in yreka. as we look at the highs tomorrow, nerve the 50s, lake port at 48 degrees, wet weather starting in the north bay and as we head to the evening commute it will spread south. here is the long range forecast. i want to show you the two computer models just so you know what we're looking at. from thursday morning all the way until next tuesday we're looking at over five inches of rain for parts of the bay area. that is including multiple storms. look at this other computer model. very different, still wet, but we're looking at way less in terms of rainfall down across from san francisco so the east bay and south bay and just over four inches in santa rosa. we'll see how

jamie: the december attack on a holiday party in san bernardino , california was the country's worst mass shooting since sandy 14 people were killed when a radicalized husband and wife team opened fire. pres. obama: this was an act of terrorism. jamie: other mass shootings took place at a lafayette, louisiana movie theater, a colorado springs planned parenthood clinic, and a historic black church in charleston, south carolina. the suspect in the church shooting posed with confederate flags, triggering a backlash that led to the flag's removal from statehouse grounds. police-involved deaths of african-american men sparked outrage across the country. in north charleston, south carolina, walter scott was shot in the back. in baltimore, freddie gray died of spinal injuries in a police van after being taken into police custody and in chicago, newly released video of laquan mcdonald's 2014 death touched off community protests, and charges of murder against police officers. racial incidents sparked protests on several college campuses including the where the president resigned after the football team refused to play

to stop an active shooter. [ gunshots ] that's an ar wnt 15 used in san bernardino, aurora, colorado, movie theater massacre and sandyk elementary to name a few. that's a .9 millimeter, popular handgun used in san bernardino and many other shootings. the advanced law enforcement rapid response training at texas state university trains law enforcement agencies nationwide in handling active shooter incidents. a.l.e.r.t. runs the largest training program in the country. it is the go-to organization for law enforcement agencies nationwide in preparing for mass casualty and specialized emergencies. >> that's body armor. that's the standard body armor my patrol officers wear. >> reporter: they run a scenario, the guns firing rounds made of soap. i was a good guy legally carrying a concealed weapon when a shooting breaks out. i hear shooting down a long dimly lit hallway. i take a peek then shoot my own producer, ryan, hitting him once in the chest. as i moved down the hallway, another student pops out. i don't shoot him and am able to stop the gunman. >> we hear the shots. we know the problem is down here. i'm kind of push

that 12-week construction project fwr the san for the sandy project has began at the south tube. expect unusual delays. alternate side parking rules is in effect city wide and be safe, don't text and drive. >> thank you. >>> let's get back to the frigid weather. >> janelle burrell is live from union square this morning with more. >> reporter: chris as mary, as everyone has been saying it's brutal out here. you can only imagine what it's like if you have to sleep outside. now, that mandate took effect at midnight this morning but a lot of people still refusing to listen. dress and i'm not cold at all. >> gene o'neil remains determined to sleep on the street. in adamant they won't stay in city shelters despite governor cuomo's mandates they be brought to shelters when temperatures dip below freezing as they have already this week. >> heavens no. >> why not? >> i think they're dirty. >> jumped several times, had everything stolen, just very, very dangerous. >> from their point of view it's safer to stay on a train or in a subway station where it's warm because the shelters are more

. >> reporter: that's an ar-15 like the gun used in san bernardino, the aurora movie mass cure and sandyelementary to name a few. that's a nine millimeters, a popular handgun used in san bernardino and many other shootings. advance law enforcement rapid response training trains law enforcement agencies nationwide in handling active shooters. it runs the largest training center in the country. the go-to organization for agencies nationwide in preparing for mass casualty and specialized emergencies. >> that's body armor. that's standard body armor my patrol officers wear. >> the guns firing rounds. i was the good guy legally carrying a concealed weapon when a shooting breaks out. i hear shooting down a long dimly lit hallway. i take a peak and shoot my own producer hitting him once in the chest. as i move down the hallway, another student pops out. i don't shoot him and am able to stop the gunman. >> we hear the shots. we know the problem is down here. i pushed you, let's go, let's go because again, if we come to stop the act tifz shooter, we got to get to the active shooter. >> reporter:

david: there is also the point, melissa talked about, which is ap report showing in fact sandy hook shootings and sanernardino shootings would not have been prevented by what the president plans to do. how do democrats respond to that? >> well, i think it is going to what they were saying especially regarding sort of damning up these holes that are in, letting all the water through. i mean you can't control and stop every act of violence that happens. but you can do things that will make a difference. certainly as ashley was just saying is mental health. >> wait, hold on. i want to point out here -- david: hold on. one at a time. hold on. ashley. hold on jessica. finish your point. >> which is why they're being addressed. second of all making sure enforcement is going on. they're beefing up people not only able to do background checks but making sure more enforcement happening on general level. there is communication between local law enforcement and federal law enforcement. david: ashley, make your point quickly. >> issue, federal government, the background check they're seeking to expand and throwi

clinton will be at a breakfast reception tomorrow in san francisco hosted by investment bank er sandy robertson. >>> political shakeups just a week from the caucus. outsiders are seeing a sudden jump in the polls. ted cruz and bernie sanders are edging ahead of competitors plus there is growing buzz that another candidate could be joining the ranks. former new york city mayor and billionaire michael bloomberg says he may consider running if trump or cruise will the gop nomination. bernie sanders will be the nominee, democratic candidate hillary clinton had this quick response. >> i'm going to relief him of that and get the nomination so he doesn't have to. >> it is going to be a busy week. candidates from both sides scheduled 100 iowa appearances. >>> a mosquito born virus linked to birth affects is expected to spread to north and south america. it's in 21 countries and territories, mainly latin america and the caribbean. the world health organization expects zeka will keep spreading because many people lack any kind of immunity to it. the virus is linked to a neurological condition.

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sandy is tracking it with live doppler 7 hd. >> right now, the skies behind me were threatening, but so far no rain right here in san francisco. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. we have had measurable rain, napa right now just some cloud cover over the bay area. we've even had a few sprinkles around some parts. we're ranking this storm on the impact scale, this is a one. rain will spread on friday, heaviest in the north bay. less than half an inch here, light winds and the surf will be up, which is why a high surf advisory is in effect. thursday, 6:00 p.m., you notice the rain is in the north bay. it primarily stays there through 11:00 p.m. as we head towards your morning commute, showers will be spreading across the bay area. will your friday will be a completely wet day? as we head towards super bowl festivities on saturday, i'll let you know the forecast coming up. >>> activists are protesting and trying to save a small piece of land run by uc berkeley. two people locked themselves to the heavy machinery. this was taken by occupy the farm, as the organization is called. sky 7 hd was over the farm this afternoon. part of t

performing a variety of reason sans and search and rescue operations. when mt. st. helens rerupted, sandypatrol was on it was there. the scene when terrorists attacked our country on 9/11. the good news is the patrol has advocates in high places. that's why we're here today. members of congress worked hard to pass the legislation that made this possible. and i was proud to join others and co-sponsor them. so, told's gold medal may be long overdue, but it's well deserved. it's the highest civilian honor we can bestou and we're pleased to help bestow it. thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the majority leader of the united states senate, the honorable harry reid. [ applause ]. >> mccarron was 20 years old when news came of the attacks in pearl harbor. at first he wasn't sure what to do. but he knew he wanted to do something. many years later when asked how he felt in the aftermath of the pearl harbor attack he said i just think we all got mad. it changed everything. so virgil joined the civil air patrol serving as a coastal base named 12. fancy name, but that's what it was call

but he adds that action needed to prevent gun related violence like what we saw at sandy hook elementary school and sanernardino. >>> it is my strong belief to get our complete arms around the problem, congress needs to act. what i ask my team to do is see what more we can do to strengthen our enforcement and prevent guns from falling in to the wrong hands. the good news is that these are not only recommendations but are well within my legal authority. and the executive branch. but they are also ones that the overwhelming majority of the american people including gun owners believe in. we will be rolling out these initiatives, they will be making sure that people have a very clear understanding of what can make a difference and what we can do. >>> president obama says his initiatives will be rolled out over the next several days. >>> some gun owners aren't too happy about the idea. the president enacting new rules. people attending a gun show in southern california were buying up the weapons and ammunitions. there is talk that executive orders will show gun show loop holes. >> they will take guns away