let me start with the concept of the moderate muslim. i mentioned in my video for the guardian that very often moderates are marked by defensiveness. defensiveness 1st and foremost about western imperialism, so much so that they are distracted from dealing with the imperialists within islam itself. the extremists who study after study shows target and kill muslims on far greater numbers than do foreign imperial powers. so defensiveness is one hallmark of the moderate muslim. another hallmark is fear. fear of what? as ii also explained, fear of busting out of group identity. and what, i mean, by that is many moderate muslims are prone to calling people like me and people like professor to johnny sellouts, traders, you have heard it all before my uncle tom's, native informants simply for taking the risk of speaking truth to power, of having the moral courage to do the right thing in the face of our own fears. where does this come from? i think it is cultural. it is not religious. as a matter of fact, the quran contains many, many progressiv

but let me start with the concept of the moderate muslim. i mentioned in my video for "the guardian" that very often moderates are marked by defensiveness. defensiveness, first and foremost, about western imperialism. so much so that they're distracted from dealing with the imperialists within islam itself. the extremists. who study after study shows target and kill muslims on far greater numbers than do foreign imperial powers. so, defensiveness is one hallmark of the moderate muslim. another hallmark, though, is fear. and fear of what? well, as i also explained fear of busting out of group identity. and what i mean by that is many moderate muslims are prone to calling people like me and people like professor dajani sellouts, traitors. you've heard it all before. uncle toms. native informants. simply for taking the risk of speaking truth to power. of having the moral courage to do the right thing in the face of our own fear of being stigmatized. where does this fear and this defensiveness come from? i think it's cultural. it's not religious.

i thought the moderators were pretty tough. at one point, even playing back a montage of sound of shifting position of amnesty and pathway to citizenship. >> he got the tape. i think the moderators were tough. especially megyn kelly. she had been under scrutiny because of donald trump. she was fantastic as pressing hard questions and knowing her stuff and testing the candidates. going back to them when they said something that was false which was really strong. i think that you know, all of the candidates maybe went back and forth with the moderators. it made it more interesting. i think something was missing. a spark missing perhaps in donald trump's absence. >> imagine what donald trump's montage. >> we heard cruz get applause there. he made a few jokes. a lot of laughter. how big of a priority is it for him to shed this image that he is unlikable? >> he needs to make sure he is not defined by donald trump like jeb bush has been defined. he said he is more stridant and worse than obama. i think ted cruz is working to pull off

they would lose the flag.>> moderator: right, the confederate flag. >> it was definitely racial, as you said, but we saw through literature and all of that his motives. >> moderator: that is double forgiveness because you are being targeted because of phrase. do you have another story?>> another thing is the black lives matter movement. that has been supported by a lot of congregations and denominations and religious communities from the unitarians to mainline denominations to the evangelical groups. they have seen it important that life among black and african-americans count. that doesn't mean other lives don't matter, but because we have been targeted so much in terms of the lack of employment, but the violence that we have experienced. also for many of us, the police misconduct. we see so many accidents. there is an accident here and an accident there. then the prosecutor says it is justified. that is difficult when a 12- year-old boy is killed, or someone is choked by six police officers. all of this, right down the line. the black lives matters have to address that in terms of vio

donald trump has announced he's boycotting thursday's republican debate because he doesn't like the fox moderator. another candidate compared that to asking to be hired - but refusing to an interview greet you on your morning commute... and this morning's message... is a sombering reminder to stay safe on the roads. cdot says the number of deadly crashes jumped nearly 12 percent from 2014-to 2015. 9news reporter colleen ferreira is live by one of those signs... colleen... the messages sure serve as a wake-up call for drivers. do not expect to see donald trump at thursday night's g-o-p debate. at thursday night's g-o-p debate. he's boycotting it - because he doesn't like the moderator. megyn kelly will moderate the fox news and google debate. trump says he has issues with kelly: because she's biased against him. candidate ted cruz proposed another cruz even offered to let trump pick the moderator. and if he didn't want a moderator, cruz said he'd be ok going on stage and debating without one - like president lincoln did. and the two leading democratic presidential candidates - hillary clinton and

one of the moderators for the fox news debate. he said kelly treated him unfairly during the *last fox debate... and he then threatened to pull out of *this debate. trump then got upset when he read a fox might be *afraid of kelly. trump said that was the last straw, and formally withdrew. the fox news channel released *another statement late last night, claiming trumps' campaign manager was *threatening megyn kelly to leave the debate... during a conference call. 3 but the statement also left the door open, saying quote... "trump is still welcome at thursday night's debate and will be treated fairly, just as he has been during his 132 appearances on fox news and fox business, but he can't dictate the moderators or the questions." 3 ?so what does this mean for the iowa caucuses... which are now less than a week away? at last check, trump was neck-and-neck with senator ted cruz. and what happens if trump *loses in iowa? we asked fox 13 political editor craig patrick: 3 3 3 google debate will go on ... with or without trump... tomor

mount plymouth will see the moderate rain. some of the light rain for orange county, down to southern sections of brevard county, melbourne down to floridana beach and palm bay. here is the risk, mainly coming between 7:00 this morning and 1:00 in the afternoon. a lot of heavy rain and strong winds greater than 60 miles an hour. we'll see a 90% coverage of showers and storms through noon and then after noon, we taper it off to 20%. the bus stop this afternoon and it is the morning drive and the morning bus stop where we'll be dealing with strong storms. here's a live look at your traffic, i-4 east of 535, cars heading towards you heading eastbound. traffic is starting to pick up now. give yourself pra time because the roads are slick in spots. it will take about 19 minneapolis. i-95 southbound, 44 to 28, 39 minutes. >> back to the breaking news we are following in seminole county where deputies are searching for this missing 11-year-old boy. he hasn't been seen since wednesday. detectives are hoping someone knows where he is to

a little bit of the moderate rain is building in ad moderate rain is moving to the north now of azalea park. not the union park so the roads are wet . rain coming down for hours. it 68 the daytona beach and 68 in cocoa beach. here's a look at the pinpoint forecasts. sometimes breaking out and gas up to 77 degrees. rain chances are very low at 30 percent . it's only slight chance for lingering showers of the energy of moisture pushes out. we were pretty good in the mid-60s and it's not a big cooldown late tonight. 10 percent chance of the line into 10:00 . it's a good night to get out and about. here's the clouds and rain forecast. you can see the green indicating lingering shower off and on. sometimes breaking out and we pinpoint the front that was in. a lot of rain is coming in through the afternoon and evening on saturday. get ready saturday afternoon. it will be wet if you have stuff to do, get it done early before the rain comes. early morning temperatures are near 60 in many spots. the coverages that percent tomorrow afternoon and get up to 78 degrees. sunday a day at a 10 percent

megyn kelly is one of the moderators. before the hawkeye state votes first in this primary battle, tedy bruschi of texas said it's -- ted cruz of texas said it's like not showing up for a job interview. host: he talked about -- in this news conference, he said he was most likely going to be skipping the debate. it was later confirmed by his campaign manager. listen no what donald trump had to say yesterday in iowa. >> well, fox is playing games, yeah. fox is going to make a fortune. i'm not a fan of megyn kelly. i think she's a third rate reporter. i think she's not good at what she does and they could do a lot better than megyn kelly and i'm going to be making a decision with fox. i see that they picked me as number one, not only as number one, number one by far. i won't be doing the debate. i'm going to have something else in iowa. we will raise something for the veterans and the wounded warriors. we will do something simultaneously with the debate. i didn't like the fact that they sent out press releases toying, talking

there will be strong winds associated with the moderate to heavy snowfall reducing visibility to near whiteout conditions at times in parts of the state. currently, many areas in the state, can expect over a half foot of snow. areas of western iowa could be in store for 8-12" of snow when its all over. beyond the early week winter storm, central iowa dries out while temperatures tumble into the single digits at night and teens and 20s for daytime highs. enjoy your sunday evening! local 5 meteorologist james peterson caucus monday should be dry and quiet during the daytime hours. temperatures will be mild as well in upper 30s. monday night after 6pm in southern iowa and closer to midnight in the metro, the winter snow storm should by knocking on our door. we should start with a little rain/snow mix, then light snow overnight. 1-2" possible by morning. the snow will last through the day on tuesday, tuesday night, and wrap up wednesday morning. there will be strong winds associated with the moderate to heavy snowfall reducing visibility to near whiteout conditions at areas in the state,

. >> the network issued a statement nothinging him for his ongoing attacks on moderator megyn kelly. pathetic attempt to build up ratings and without him fox will have no ratings. >> but trump is pulling away from the pack, a new abc news/"washington post" poll shows the billionaire in the lead nationally among republicans with 37%. politico experts say those poll numbers are strong enough trump debate. with less than a week until the iowa caucuses donald trump stunning the political world refusing to take part in the final debate before votes are cast. thursday's republican debate hosted by fox news. >> i won't be doing the debate. i'm going to have something else in iowa. we'll do something where we raise money for the veterans and wounded warriors. >> his absence will leave the main debate stage without a big ratings draw and front-runner. >> let's see how much money fox will make on the debate without me. >> continuing to blast one of the debate moderators on social media. >> megyn kelly is really biased >> senator ted cruz reacting to the news implying he is scared d d of kelly a

the big size umbrella for steady rain. moderate to heavy and we've been tracking it for the last couple of hours and storm team 4 and you can see the pockets and the orange and the reds starting to show up and that's moderate rain moving right up i-95 toward quantico and toward areas like waldorf in the next few minutes and from middleburgh to leesburg, more on the moderate rain and we'll have a better chance on that as we get into 8:00, 9:00 hour and all of this rain continues to overspread the area. a sloppy evening for us and what i like are the temperatures and 48 degrees between 7:00 and 9:00 and 45 between 9:00 and 11:00 p.m. and then it gets progressively colder and the type of weather we're looking at monday morning is dangerous and it's extreme for this area. the windchills, very low. we'll have that coming up. >>> all right. thanks, veronica. 11 million people and that's how many watched the republican debate and tonight it appears that donald trump may be poised to win all of the early primaries and it comes an election

even if the moderates do very well and seize control of parliament, their initiatives and their proposalse the supreme leader and other agencies and other folks might say you're going too far and we're going to be america's best friend. >> they are not america's best friend. >> no. not even close. as many would remind us, despite the developments within the last two days. >> so in the united states we have a certain understanding of what it means to go to vote. describe to us what it's like to vote in iran. >> well, in a way it's kind of -- it is very, very controlled. it's not like anybody can just run. it's a parliamentary system, first of all, it's a theocratic system, as well. the candidates have to be preapproved and so when people go to vote they know they're having to pick from a group of candidates that they might not necessarily have chosen from in the first case and a lot of it depends on turnout and how many young people show up and ultimately, whoever is counting the ballots and what they decide they want. >> foreign affairs correspondent of politico, thank you. >> thank you.

the major corridors along the east bay shore line in the east bay valley antioch the delta of the moderate to heavy rain and confidante to walnut creek stand entire stretch of six into san ramon valley you could see 101280 corridor to the south bay in is pretty much have a rain until you get to about paulo out so sick. >>james: will be watching them very carefully the situation with today's storm is pretty fast moving. >>robin winston: right now is looking pretty good you concede traffic is pretty smooth approaching the toll plaza on the ride on the san mateo bridge is when for now your ok but it is best to leave early in the but whether 92 coming out hey what to foster city only 14 minutes so far isn't good shape you're ride across the golden gate bridge heading to the bay bridge watch guileful what it would be on the skyways 7 st. happens every time use extra caution we have crews clearing the crash east bar inside of the tunnel is not backing up traffic is causing a minor delay in handing out of san francisco once again that is eastbound and flooding in the normal spot for places like n

he cannot dictate the moderators or the questions. then the j. juliet: i am kind of down with that. ben: people may watch just to see if he shows up. >> reporter: their great moderators. great questions. the opportunity to hear from the other individuals. >> how all of this fighting between troops and crop, all of the fighting between the other candidates have kind of elevated them. >> maybe someone else gets a little bit of light. ben: time is running short. juliet: thank you, robert. 6:37 a.m. ben: this happened in east they found a 62-year-old man had been stabbed to death. arguing with another shelter resident that ran off. so far, no arrests have been made. juliet: fox means business. ben: facebook stock. not too long ago, down 18-$20. a lot more than that now. >> oh, yes. last night, facebook shares popped 12% on a pillow out earnings report. in the quarter, facebook profits doubled. a billion people use facebook every single day. using facebook on multiple devices. revenue stream for the country. a great earnings report. we are seeing the shares rise into double digits. unfort

the moderators gave him a break. he didn't have to run defense. cans are debating one another but they all had eyes set on the general election. a lot of shots at hillary clinton tonight. this ridiculous thing. i'm sorry, governor chris christie, i'm going to indict here? and calling abortion murder? under the law? would he try it as a murder case? this is a special edition of "hardball," the place for politics. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums as long as you love me, it's alright bend me shape me, any way you want me you've got the power, to turn on the light shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. if you have high blood pressure many cold medicines may raise your blood pressure. that's why there's coricidin® hbp. it relieves cold symptoms without raising blood pressure. so

and delmarva and philly and new york city on the moderate end of this. the cutoff line on the northern fringe of this depending on how the storm tracks offshore. we are thinking about 15 to 20 inches in d.c. and philly and about 12 to 18 inches.

the presidential candidate wants them to replace megan kelly. moderators. donald trump will be a no-show. the reason? again kelly will be one of the moderators of the debate which is being hosted i the fox news channel. >> i think she is a third rate reporter and she's not good at what she does. i think they could do a lot better than megan kelly. during the rally, he did not mention the debate at all but his campaign confirmed he won't be there. in a statement he read , unlike the stupid highly incompetent people running our country into the ground mister trump knows when to walk away. the donald has been criticizing megan ever since her tough questions on women during the debate on women last august. >> you called women that you don't like that pigs and dogs?slobs and trader account . >> only rosie o'donnell. >> for the record, it was well beyond rosie o'donnell. she defended it on tuesday night. >> mister trump has repeatedly brought up that exchange as evidence of alleged bias. i maintain it was a tough but fair question and we agreed to disagree so what

but as the field narrows, i hope the moderators are not part of the conversation. jake believes it, dana believes it. . we ought not be the story before, during or after the debate. it should be about the people and the republican prime riary voters. >> that's the thing with megyn kelly, i feel she doesn't want to be the story and inevitably she's become part of the story. what about the republican leadership? were they -- >> he's my son's boss, sean spicer, said the rules don't manned date you have to show up. . rules mandate you can't go to an unsanctioned debate. the last time around there were like three times as many debates. %-p. i just think it so unpredictable. i think ted cruz is still going to which tuesday night. i told donald trump that last week, off air. i could be wrong. i think donald trump is going to win new hampshire and south carolina is a jump ball. >> you had joe scarborough on and you asked him about being donald trump's running mate. what did he tell you? >> he didn't say no. but he later tweeted out "i say no." joe as got great media chops,

there will be strong winds associated with the moderate to heavy snowfall reducing visibilites to near whiteout conditions at times. currently, many areas in the state can expect over a half foot of snow. beyond the early week winter storm, central iowa dries out while temperatures tumble into the single digits 20s for daytime highs. nikki clouds will continue overhead tonight with scattered light rain showers moving through the area, especially in northern iowa. the chance for rain showers continues sunday morning, but by tomorrow afternoon chances go down and the clouds will begin to decrease. temperatures tomorrow will be cooler than today, but the metro should still top out in the low 40s. not bad if you don't mind a breeze! sunday night will be dry and quiet with temps be dry and quiet during the daytime hours. temperatures will be mild as well in upper 30s. monday night after 10pm in southern iowa and closer to midnight in the metro, the winter snow storm should by knocking on our door. the snow will last through the day on tuesday, tuesday night, and wrap up wednesday morning. t

megyn kelly is one of the moderators. before the hawkeye state votes first in this primary battle, tedy bruschi of texas said it's -- ted cruz of texas said it's like not showing up for a job interview.

he suddenly felt he was targeted, especially by the moderators. let's show you the tape. >> the last four questions have been rand people attack ted, chris please attack ted. jeb, please attack ted. let me say this. >> it doesn't debate. >> a debate is a policy issue. i will say this, if you guys ask one more mean question, i may have to leave the stage. >> the only moment that drew laughter and applause for ted cruz. jeremy, did he do enough to stand out from trump and get the advantage in iowa? >> listen, he certainly was literally center stage. he took the place of the frontrunner. kind of the frontrunner substituting frontrunner. he was middle of the stage. he did take attacks from everybody else which elevating your status. he made his pitch to iowa voters. he was prepared to take questions particularly on the immigration issue. he was prepared to answer questions about inconsistencies and pivoting to no other senators are endorsing me base i because i'm shaking things up. we will see if ted cruz was successful with voters. >> a lot of talk ab

to introduce our guest and the panel of correspondents, here is robert lodge, the moderator of "press conference usa." >> welcome to "press conference usa." our guest, the rev rend dr. martin luther king is spokesman of the negros at the early age of 27. it was during a busboy bot in alabama which resulted in integrated buses. negroes and whites riding side by side. later, as head of the southern christian leadership conference, he turned his attention to desegregation of restaurants and other public facilities. and he has played a leading role in getting negroes registered to vote and important step in achieving equal rights. now at the age of 34, dr. king, a bap tits minister, married and the father of four children, has

i just want to see it legalized around the globe. moderatoren though the cost is going up for the un-user? snoop dogg: but the return, look at colorado. they are making so much money and they are putting it back into the schools. the crime rate is dropping. it is helping out the situation isneed help with, which staying alive and strong as a community. i look at what it is doing for colorado and if it was doing this for the whole globe, what kind of world would we be living in? moderator: you have a channel on youtube and that has been very, very successful. you have been a media mogul for a long time. with the launch of mary jane, what have you learned from being so indebted in that social media space, especially with you to, a homegrown form of content brought over to mary jane? snoop dogg: just at the direct connection with the people, to give people what they need right now. people can tell me what it is they do like and what they don't like. just do have an information hotline with the people without there being a third party or a wall, t

high pressure builds in friday through the weekend as temperatures moderate above discovered in virginia. for the first time, doctors find a virus that causes severe birth defect in a person in the commonwealth. an urgent need.the local red cross calls for thank you for choosing good day virginia. it's january 27, 2016 i'm kyle benjamin and i'm january keaton police in galax are looking into online threats made those threats were made to the chestnut creek school of the arts from a facebook picture- that appears to be from someone associated with the school.officials say they are looking into whoever made the picture- and are investigating it as a crime.the picture showed bullets and suggested they were the way to cure post traumatic stress disorder. with yet another day of school delays or closings, many parents throughout central and southwest virginia are feeling the snow day blues. we found parents scrambling to pick up their kids from babysitters and daycares in lynchburg on tuesday night.tuesday marked five or even six snow days for some schools. some moms say they're forking out a

question of who actually may drop out next even though people were listening very intently to the moderators' questions and what is happening and what the candidates are saying. the question is what happens next for the candidates. a very strong statement from

he says he is skipping the debate because megyn kelly is said to be one of the moderators. dying at the age of 94. living in new jersey, he was best known for his role as tessie you in the godfather but i knew him juliet: i only saw the godfather last year. ben: you are usually into big movies. juliet: i know. ben: i am trend nine i am ben simmoneau . juliet: i am juliet huddy . he likes the theatrical and that's what he has been popular for. i can see it happening. ben: we will see. it's warm outside again. , that's it is warm. right now and 41 a new art . helping to melt the snow and ice it's on the ground with wind out of the west at five 13 miles per hour and here is the live radar. we are getting a little bit of rain out there in the overnight hours in connecticut and long island passing through the city and heading down to the south. we will take whatever we can get . the clean things up in the tri-state. mostly cloudy skies with a few showers for us and we see dryer skies coming in the days to come. showers come to a close early this morning and the high goes up to th

the country. [cheers and applause] moderator: mr. p, you raised it, because of his rising poll numbers. >> you saw the numbers yourself, nbc "wall street journal" came out with a poll headline, trump way up, cruz going down. i mean so don't -- see you can't, you can't, they don't like "the wall street journal." they don't like nbc but i like the poll. and frankly it just came out and, in iowa now, as you know, ted, in the last three polls i'm beating you. so you shouldn't misrepresent how well you're doing with the polls. [applause] you don't have to say that. in fact i was all for you because you started doing that. that is misrepresentation. number one. number two. this isn't me saying it. i don't care. i think i will win fair and square. i don't have to win this way. thank you. laurence tribe and numerous from harvard, of harvard said there is a serious question to whether or not ted can do this, okay? there are other attorneys that feel, and very, very fine constitutional attorneys, that feel that because he was not born on the la

the moderators discuss their questions but that's one that she wrote and rewrote several times. they said the network is split. some are furious with kelly. has become the face of the network. an anchor fume that kelly hosted michael moore and the lefty against defended her trump. here is a quote from the etworker -- -- caller: the rest of it are not even saying they're going to do anything or that they can do anything. i don't think anybody wants to change, but i think donald has a lot of faults. but i think that he loves the country. host: steve, who is your second choice? caller: ted cruz. host: ok. fred in ohio. independent. hi, fred. caller: hi. how are you? host: doing well, sir. what do you think about donald trump not showing up? caller: i think donald did the right thing and i think it's about time because everybody has been jumping on him and it's about time that he set them in order. and i'll tell you this. a vote for ted cruz is a vote for hillary clinton. and if we want to slave this country and turn things around, donald trump's the man and i'll tell you one other t

he still has to balance the hard-liners versus the moderates and the people in the middle and whoeverithic in iran and that's something important to remember. >> what is there to watch? what would be the key point to watch coming out of these elections as well as with the leadership? because as has been said, at least earlier in this hour, the current leadership appears to be the moderate faction, the moderate option that the youth, that the electorate, including the youth, have a choice of. >> that's right. but you have to understand, you know, the parliament can only do so much in iran. the intelligence agencies, the security agencies. and the judiciary. a number of these agencies are controlled by hard-liners so even if moderates do very well and seize control of parliament, their initiatives their proposals, they might get nowhere because the supreme leader and other folks involved might say "you're going too far, we don't want to pretend we're america's best friend now." >> right. and they are not america's best friend. >> not even close. >> as many would remind us despite the de

the debate. we will moderate. now it's a question of figuring out if the candidates will come. the democratic party doesn't want to do this. they say six is enough. they will not sanction anymore debates until after the new hampshire primary. they had said before the primary process started that any candidate who participated in a non-sanctioned debate would forfeit the ability to participate. there's not that many further sanctioned events. there's only two more scheduled. what are they going to do, hold the debates without any candidates because they decided to debate in new hampshire? this is what the campaigns have said since the union leader made their announcement. martin o'malley said he's in. hillary clinton's campaign said she would be happy if the other candidates agree. bernie sanders communications director said we will be working with the dnc and other campaigns to schedule additional debates. wait a minute. does that mean we're having a debate next thursday or not? the sanders campaign is saying he will not participate in the unsanctioned msnbc new hampshire union

from the sunol grade and south on 680 you will find moderate rain around the parkway extending to 237oderate rain and you can see at the golden gate bridge moderate rain but it is not going side s ways, the winds are less than ten miles per hour which is good news. another reason, again, why the storm does not have a stronger impact than a "2". moderate-to-heavy morning rain and another storm friday into saturday and the extended forecast is were more dry. hour by hour you can see by 6:00, light to moderate rain across our neighborhoods and it is starting to open up in the central part of the bay and the south bay and the north bay light-to-moderate and all of us at 8:00 getting light-to-moderate with that slipping into your neighborhood by 9:00 as it starts to manufacture through the hat of the bay and by 10:00 it is in the east bay, the north bay and the santa cruz mountains and by 11:00 to 12:00 you can see it is starting to transition to scattered showers. two-thirds of 1 inch in the south bay and the rest of us have more than 1". enjoy the dry wet wednesday and thursday because i

>> the moderators were as always, perfect, and we're going to have sandra smith and trish regan join us in the next block to give us their sense of the evening and the way in which the candidates handled the stage. as we get ready for the second debate of the evening. seven candidates standing tall here in north charleston. and that's now just about, i can do quick math about, a minute -- a minute? about an hour and 50 minutes away. thank you, gentlemen. a lot of reaction to the first debate on social media and fox business reporter jo ling kent has been tracking that. jo, tell us what folks are saying online. what is the wisdom we can derive from social media at this moment? >> reporter: lou, looking at social media right now, you see the question of who actually may drop out next even though people were listening very intently to the moderators' questions and what is happening and what the candidates are saying. the question is what happens next for the candidates. a very strong statement from rick santorum, he hit on the issues that are the top trending issues on facebook. you can

i believe this is a victory for the moderates in iran. ct that now the deal is working, it's being implemented, i think is going to give extra political strength to rouhani and zarif, and as a result, i think they are going to have a chance of trying to tamp down the right-wing crazies that all they want is confrontation. a diplomatic peaceful dialogue between the two of 0 us that can start to turn iran into the family of nations, albeit ever so slowly and so painfully slowly, if we have them to did that turn over the years, that's clearly in our interests' and our allies' interests. >> bill nelson, appreciate your time. thank you very much. >> thanks, poppy. >>> next -- we bring you reaction from the white house and you will also hear directly from a friend about "the washington post" journalist jason rezaian who will shortly be a free man. here at the td ameritrade trader group, they work all the time. sup jj, working hard? working 24/7 on mobile trader, rated #1 trading app on the app store. it lets you trade stocks, options, futures...

fox says trump is welcome but not at the price of dictating the moderators and the questions. on the democratic side, candidates bernie -- candidate bernie sanders is meeting at the the white house says there is no formal agenda. >>> speaking of donald trump, the gop presidential hopeful and front-runner will be in lexington county. he is making a stop at the harmon tree farm off of highway one. the event is at 7:00 this evening. it is free and open to the public. >>> today is the deadline to register to vote in the presidential primary. if you have moved, be ready to vote by updating your registration. or if you moved from one county to another, you must register in your new county by the deadline which is today, in order to be eligible to vote. the republican voter registration deadline was last week. the gop primary is february 20. and the democratic primary is february 27. >>> fast food chain wendy's says it is investigating reports of unusual activity on cards used at some of the restaurants. the company says fraudulent charges may have occurred on cards that had been use

there were a lot more of the weak cases obviously and then you get into the moderate strong and the very strong. we don't have nearly as many of those to look at. it's about a 50-50 proposition when it comes to above or below normal snowfall there. no clear signal. the moderate ones -- the strong ones, 100% above normal and then once you get into the very strong, there's only 2 of those. i think the jury is still out on whether or not this will go down in history as strong or very strong, the two very strong we've had so far, an even split. it's difficult to say, el nino, above normal snowfall or below. there is no he's easy answer. it seems like there never is. >> here's a look at the raleigh sky cam and the numbers at the opt apartment the at -- at the airport at this hour. that breeze, we're not going to get nearly as cold as we have in recent nights. take a look at the enhanced satellite view here. we'll broaden it here's the southern branch of the jet stream down in here and then we've got this developing area of rain down here in the lower is moving northeastward and that will brin

the headline conservative moderates. they are fighting for more power. >> a second person in less than a week fell ill from the ebola virus in sierra leone. the 38-year-old woman is related to another person na died last week. seer have was declared free from the violence two months ago. >> doctors in brazil declared an emergency because of the zika violence. it's adding to the work of other hospitals in the states. lucia newman reports on how critically ill patients are turned away because of a lack of beds and equipment. >> reporter: this woman has been pacing up and down for four hours, bleeding from an apparent miscarriage. >> we are human being, not dogs. i'm here, waiting. i'm told there is no time to see the doctor. >> she is not alone, the entrants and waiting room to the clinic are full of women in labour, yet to be admitted. >> i'm here with my daughter, there's no space available. i'm terrified. can you see her there. she's suffering to give birth. what can we do. we have to go from one hospital to another by b

carson -- >> wait a minute, who in the 16th month. moderator: the airstrikes. now in the 16th month are ineffective. dr. carson, do you think senator graham is right in wanting to send 20,000 troops, ground troops to iraq and syria to take out isis? >> well, there's no question that isis is a very serious problem, and i don't believe that this administration recognizes how serious it is. i think we need to do a lot more than we're doing. recognize that the caliphate is what gives them legitimacy to go out on a jihadist mission week need to take that away from them, the way is to talk to military officials and ask them what do you need in order to accomplish this goal? our decision is then do we give them what we need. i say yes, not only do we give them what they need, but don't tie their hands behind their backs so they can get the job done. [applause] >> in addition to that, we go ahead and we take the oil from them, their source of revenue. you know, some of these engagement rules that the administration has were not going to bomb a tanker coming out of ther

here is robert lodge, the moderator of press conference usa. reverend dr. the martin luther king became spokesman and leader of negroes in the southern united states at the unusually early age of 27. it was during a bus boycott in montgomery, alabama which resulted in integrated essence. the southernd of christian leadership conference, he turned his attention to desegregation of restaurants and other public facilities and has played a leading role in getting negroes registered to vote. 34, dr. king a baptist minister, married with four children has become a symbol the struggle to end racial segregation here in the united states. we have a panel of distinguished correspondence. an african, and asian and a southern newspaperman. jenna munn, would you identify yourselves? gentleman, would you identify yourselves? this is william markman of columbia, south carolina, social editor of the state newspaper. >> this is the washington correspondent for the newspaper. >> now, we will begin our questioning. year, 1963 ishis going to be a decisive year for inequality in

and even heavy downpours down to the santa clara valley to concede the moderateheavy we're also watching the bridges with the dumbarton bridge to san mateo bridge in effect for the ball from the cell block stretch across the bridges and is taken that rambling sideways it will continue on a hillside of closer to san francisco and oakland your currency is seen some moderate rain in the oakland half of that bridge from a bar on a nearby island san francisco patched moderate rain with a mix of light showers and that and that and after the east valley to consider pretty solid from cog in benicia we have moderate to heavy rain falling and that is the case of high with four this of the front itself the when the strongest as this past and but behind it will have a lot of instability keep the umbrella you would need a pretty much all day long. >>james: the when as a set of the strong side of have to small and our guest in oakland half moon bay down in san jose and a mile gust of near fairfield. >>anny hong: expecting some light to moderate rain to move to the bay area it

the country. [cheers and applause] moderator: mr. you raised it, because of his rising poll numbers. >> you saw the numbers yourself, nbc "wall street journal" came out with a poll headline, trump way up, cruz going down. i mean so don't -- see you can't, you can't, they don't like "the wall street journal." they don't like nbc but i like the poll. and frankly it just came out and, in iowa now, as you know, ted, in the last three polls i'm beating you. so you shouldn't misrepresent how well you're doing with the polls. [applause] you don't have to say that. in fact i was all for you because you started doing that. that is misrepresentation. number one. number two. this isn't me saying it. i don't care. i think i will win fair and square. i don't have to win this way. thank you. laurence tribe and numerous from harvard, of harvard said there is a serious question to whether or not ted can do this, okay? there are other attorneys that feel, and very, very fine constitutional attorneys, that feel that because he was not born on the land

the moderators gave him a break. he didn't have to run defense. , the republicans are debating one another but they all had eyes set on the general election. a lot of shots at hillary clinton tonight. this ridiculous thing. i'm sorry, governor chris christie, i'm going to indict here? and calling abortion murder? under the law? would he try it as a murder case? this is a special edition of "hardball," the place for politics. this is sheldon whose long day setting up the news starts with minor arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in albany, the nanotechnology capital of the world. let us help grow your company

that is the most serious threat facing this country right now. moderatorr santorum, i want to stay with you on this, moving to jobs and the economy. in his state of the union address the other night president obama touted his record on jobs citing more than 14 milliond boasted of nearly 900,000 manufacturing jobs added in the past six years. do you dispute his track record of creating jobs? >> well, the numbers just don't add up. they have not added manufacturing jobs. manufacturing jobs have been lost in country, two million of them. the bottom line this president has done more to take jobs away from the hard-working people who are struggling the most and that's folks who are, as i said the 74% of americans who don't have a college degree. they're out there talking about what we'll provide free college for everybody. who is going to pay for it? the 74% that don't have a college degree. nobody's focused. let's be honest, nobody's focused on people who are struggling the most in america today. we talk about immigration. talk about the president's immigratio