he'd like to take on pat toomey. admiral sestak, you've been outspoken about the recent iran deal, especially the prisoner swap, calling for strict enforcement. how can you see that working? >> the iranian accord is something that stopped iran 30 days from having a nuclear bomb. now they cannot produce one for at least a year, and if we continue to have strong enforcement, up to at least 15 years. i've operated in those persian gulf waters. our ships can't even find the 19 iranian submarines there. we'll have to pull our carrier battle group back. and we can take down the iranian and nuclear infrastructure, but we can only stop it for four years. now we have a chance to actually get rid of their nuclear weapons peacefully. i learned something in the military. that militaries can stop a problem, but we can't fix a problem. you don't think we fixed iraq, do you? that's something that pat toomey voted for by saying iraq had a nuclear weapons development program. they didn't. >> given your background in the armed forces,

the winner takes on pat toomey. toomey backs rubio calling him a thoughtful conservative leader who will appeal to voters in the keystone state. a recent poll finds nearly two-thirds of the registered democrats still don't have an opinion of the primary hopefuls. for those who have a favorite, setak leads, mcginty, and then fetterman. there's a margin of error of 5%. joining me is katie mcginty. thank you for joining me. we're going to talk about your views and campaign, but first let's get background. she was born in the northeast to a philadelphia police officer and a restaurant hostess. she worked as an adviser to president obama on the environment. you may recall she was a governor primary candidate. she later became wolfe's chief of staff. you have already run a statewide race. tell me why you want to do this again. >> well, first of all, what you do learn is that pennsylvania is a very big state. but we're a great state with so much promise in the arts and technology, in manufacturing. and families out there a

you couldn't think of, for many ways, two very different people than rick santorum and pat toomey.hey have the evangelical, social conservative side with rick santorum and you have the business club for growth tea party side with someone like pat toomey. and rubio's clearly becoming, at least, today... >> right. >> ...as that "alternative" that we're looking for. he's trying to bridge the gap. but what we're gonna see in new hampshire this coming week is, is there a governor out there -- whether it be christie, john kasich, jeb bush -- >> i think christie will be third among governors. >> let's talk a little bit more about christie. he came in 10th in iowa, which is lower than some people who actually left the race. [ laughter ] but, you know, a lot of people would say iowa's not so great of a fit. harold, where do you think christie needs to place in new hampshire to not get the, you know, chiming of people saying, "you know what? maybe we need to have him get out of the race so we can coalesce"? >> i think he has to finish among the top four, and i think that's not very likely th

jo ling: senator pat toomey, you are behind marco rubio. we'll watch to see how he does tomorrow. >> i am. jo ling: thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. jo ling: to the other side where the democrats race is also tightening. monmouth poll of new hampshire voters shows senator bernie sanders currently holding a 52% lead to 42% which is senator hillary clinton in the democratic primary. that is slightly closer than that 14% lead sanders held over clinton in january. and now, former president bill clinton is out on the campaign trail blasting sanders backers about sexist and profane attacks against his wife hillary clinton. >> she and other people gone on line to defend hillary, to explain, explain why they supported her have been subject to vicious trolling and attacks that are literally too profane often, not to mention sexist. jo ling: former senator and governor evan bayh of indiana is here. senator, you are a democrat. you have been watching this race very closely. do you think that bill clinton attacking bernie sanders at this

and pat toomey released a statement saying the next court appointment should be made by the newly-elected president. he, obama, certainly has the authority to do so, but let's be clear says toomey his nominee will be rejected by the senate. ♪ >>> former president george w. bush delighted a big rally in charleston, south carolina today making his first appearance actually tonight. his first appearance on the campaign trail for his brother, jeb. and as much as he talked about jeb in the positive, he seemed to be talking in the negative about one donald trump. >> and i understand that americans are angry and frustrated. but we do not need someone in the oval office who mirrors and inflames our anger and frustration. >> asking them vote for someone who will be measured and thoughtful, that his brother. and jeb bush followed the president with the stronger speech of his campaign. saying i can beat hillary clinton, i can promise you that. >>> trump is keeping up his attacks on ted cruz. using rhetoric that is harsh even for this campaign trail. trump said cruz is a totally unstable individual a

toomey is running for a he can is, six year term in the november election. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow candidates in campaign 2016, our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com. >>> right now 4:38. one woman is thankful to be alive after being carjacked and robbed at a gas station in south philadelphia. police say two suspects popped in the victim's car after she made a quick run to the gas station on 69th street and that is when they forced her to drive a block away before finally releasing her this happened on january 29th around 3:30 a.m. the woman spoke exclusively to "eyewitness news" about the the frightening crime. >> when my car hit the pavement of that gas station that night, i said god, i'm moving from the camera there is in more camera after this i'm dead. >> police now thanked the suspects who targeted her, also robbed another man nearby, and if you have any information on who they might be you are asked to call police. >>> it has been two days since hit and run driver struck a mother and two young children in south philadelphia. now husband and fathe

toomey says rubio has best chance to win in the fall and would be a great president. >>> all right. parts of the south, they are cleaning up from another round of severe weather, look at this video here. tornado touched down in fort stewart, georgia, damaging several buildings and cars. thankfully, in one was injured. >>> meantime, in greensboro, north caroline at the national weather service will be checking to see if the a tornado or straight line wind caused all of that damage there. >>> the rain seems like it is moving out for the most part. the lets check with katie on the sky deck and fog seems to be a issue for the morning, right. >> still mist out the there too, erika, a lot of moisture left behind we're still in what i would like to call transition mode, front has begun to clear but in the completely gone yet but still dealing with a very moisture rich air mass, light enough wind and mild enough air that the fog had formed and obviously behind me on the die deck that if you go has had certainly begun to lie in thick. lets go back in time. i want to show you how much rain. j

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toomey is running reelection to his seat. >>> road to the white house is heating up. we will talk about the republican side, here. so candidates took part in a separate town hall events. john kasich, jeb bush and donald trump took the stage after ben carson, and others had their turn yesterday. focus was on donald trump's war of word with none other than the pope, pope francis who said trump wasn't a christian for wanting to build a wall at the mexican border. listen to this the bottom line is we have got to have a border, we have to have security. we have tremendous illegal immigration in the country. >> i don't think it is appropriate to question donald trump's faith. he knows what his faith is and he has, if he has a relationship with the lord, fantastic. if he doesn't, it is none of my business. >> as for the democrats, hillary clinton and bernie sanders took part in their own town hall. both candidates pushing back against one another. >> is there one of the two democratic candidates here who actually ran begins barack obama. it wasn't me. >> i have a number of d

. >> reporter: pennsylvania senator pat toomey spent years pushing for federal regulations.

. >> reporter: pennsylvania senator pat toomey spent years pushing for federal regulations. background checks for employee. there is no good reason why the children in a particular state should be more at risk than children in another state. >> as for the teacher, she resigned from her job in louisiana last week after "usa today" contact herd school district as part of its investigation. in a statement to cbs this morning, she said "i made an error in judgment in florida it was greatly exaggerated. i learned from my misfake. i sought a second chance. and i got it." >> how do you track teachers like this? >> i guess right now you don't. that's the question -- how is this going on and no one is doing anything about it? seems like our children are worth a little bit more than that to me. >> one of the smallest babies ever born who survived is now back home with her parents in north carolina. she arrived 14 weeks before her due date. and weighed 10 ounces. mark strassmann was there for the homecoming in charlotte. >> i love you so much, baby girl. so happy. this is the best mome

toomey: mr. president, i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. toomey: mr. president, i would also ask consent to speak as if in morning business, but also to be allotted time beyond ten minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. toomey: thank you, mr. president. mr. casey: mr. president, i rise thong to talk about child care, in particular one piece of legislation which i've introduced today but also to talk more broadly about the critical need in our country for more options, more opportunities for families, especially low-income families, to be able to forward child care and not just to afford any child care but child care that is of a high quality. the bill that we're introducing today -- we just introduced today, i should say, is the child care access to resources for early learning act. and of course we have an acronym. the shorthand for the bill is child care -- ccre, standing for the words in the bill that focus on re resources for

senator toomey: that means their margins are crushed. chair yellen: low interest rate environment tends to push down that interest margin. now they adopted it because they were concerned about inflation running very much below their objectives and wanted to stimulate the economy in order to achieve those objectives and there are reasons they adopted it. in our own context when we considered this in 2010, we were concerned about the potential impacts on money market functioning and didn't really think it would be possible to bring them to very negative levels. and before we were to take a step like that, we would have to think through all of the institutional details and how they would work in the u.s. context. i think as a matter of due diligence and preparedness, these are things we need to work through, but we don't even know if payments and clearing and settlement systems in our context would be easily handle negative rates. senator toomey: isn't it true there is an interm memo at the fed from august of 2010 raises doubts about whethe

democrats made their view clear, pat toomey the republican senator from pennsylvania must go.delphia native katie mcginty wants a shot at making that happen. >> i'm running to become your united states senator. >> she's backed by power houses bob brady and ed rendell. but to take on toomey she'll have to beat out two other candidates for the nomination. >> coming up sunday morning at 11:30, following "meet the press." only on nbc 10. >> in washington there is a new push to crack down on hotel fraud. a group of house lawmakers is introduce add bill to fight the problem. here's what we know. according to the hotel and lodging association 15 million reservations were made on deceptive booking sites last year. lawmakers say this measure would require third party hotel booking websites to clearly disclose that they are not affiliated with hotels. >> is i hope you know, law enforcement, consumers, as well as the industry itself to monitor the -- and if they see a webpage and see they don't have this disclosure, to immediately go and shut them down and fine them. >> lawmakers say the

pat toomey said he is backing rubio, he said his decision resolves around his ability to win an election and do well in the oval office. "action news" will be often the ground in new hampshire for the primary, monica malpass will have live reports starting sunday night on 6abc. >>> more "action news" still ahead. the former pharmacy c. he o who wasville fifed for hiking drug prices is expected in a hearing today, but don't expect him to talk. >> reporter: i'm putting lighter jackets on the kids it's not that cool out there, we're up close to 50 in a lot of neighborhoods right now. mid 340s in the lehigh valley. winds not that strong. there's fog around near the bus stop in spots, so be careful of that. i'll have the latest on how the afternoon will roll out and possibility of wet snow down along the shore tomorrow morning and another system coming in next week. i'll have the details coming up. >>> my low the cat is home -- milo the cat is finally home after seven years on the run. the family thought he was gone for good. someone found mi.lo and brought him. because he had a micro chip wa

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. >> elsewhere senator pat toomey received an award. for the district attorney's annual award ceremony. toomey was commended for his support of law enforcement, awards were given for police officer of the year, prosecutor of the year and detective of the year. congratulations to all of them. >> question for you here. february is national heart health month. did you wear your red? we've got our tie here, i've got the pockets. sheena parveen is wearing red. it's part of the go red for women campaign. it's an effort to raise awareness of the number one killer of american women, heart disease. but it's more than just wearing a color. >> women need to take charge of their health, they really need to be able to get out there and change their lifestyle. know their numbers, blood pressure, glucose, cholesterol. >> a lot of people are thinking that lung or breast cancer kills more women. really, one in three women die of heart disease every year, more than all of the cancers combined. >> a live look outside now. the blue cross river rink at penn

senator pat toomey is backing marco rubio in the republican presidential race. he said rubio has the best chance of winning and he also thinks rubio will be a strong candidate in pennsylvania where supporters have voted democrats since 1988. the republican field is schaller this morning. two more candidates have dropped out. former senator rick santorum is announcing he's dropping out and endorsing marco rubio and rand paul has announced he's also dropping out of the white house race. that leaves nine candidates running for the gop president. i'm vai sikahema. i'll have more at the top of the hour. >> nbc 10's george spencer picks up our coverage from new hampshire and you'll see his report starting sunday on nbc 10. >>> coming up, see what donald trump is being honored for while on the campaign trail. >>> 4:19, we have new information the disappearance and murder of etan patz. he disappeared on his way to school. now the parents want a judgment. the judge rules that jose ramos was responsible for the death in a civil case but now patz's parents they say their s

let's talk about it with pennsylvania senator pat toomey, a rubio supporter. well, that certainly came out of nowhere today, senator. >> yeah. how many votes have been counted in florida? look, i think the truth is that the race is increasingly becoming clear as a -- heading towards a two-man race between donald trump and marco rubio. marco has been consistently moving the race in that direction, and when we get there, marco rubio's going to win that race because in a head-to-head match-up with donald trump, marco gets a far larger portion of republican primary voters. >> yeah, but he's not getting it right now, that's the key. he's not getting it right now, and in that florida poll, that's not good news for rubio today, that he's down that much in florida. >> if i got worried about individual polls, i would -- i probably couldn't be in this business. there's all kinds of polling information. i'm not concerned about that. the fact is, we are making progress and moving this to a two-man race and marco rubio wins a two-man race against donald trump, that's for s

it is time for pat toomey to fulfill his duty to the people of pennsylvania and vow to quickly consider a new supreme court justice rather than marching lock step with partisan obstructionists. end quote. >>> a boost for the mummers' upcoming mardi gras parade. the congressman announced a nonprofit donation to help the parade move forward. preparations are under way in manayunk where the parade will step off on saturday. the mummers have been reportedly hard pressed for donations. you may remember there was controversy around some of the skits on new year's day that appeared racist and homophobic including this act in which a man dressed up like caitlyn jenner. mayor jim kenney called for changes to future parades. >>> from fill tile to florida this is a big day for the phillies. take a live look at citizens bank park. the philles play the home opener on april 11 here, and today is the first chance for fans to get their hands on single game tickets. they can be purchased at the park, over the phone or on line. >> if you can't wait until april 11 you could try to score a few tickets to s

joining me now, republican senator from pennsylvania, pat toomey.r, you looked long and hard at all these candidates. which one do you think should be the republican nominee? >> last week i called marco rubio and said, marco, i want to help you any way that i can. i'm endorsing his candidacy and am very optimistic about his prospects. >> why him? why is he better than, say, cruz? >> we face a huge national security crisis, obviously emanating from the middle east. there is tension all around the world. i think marco has demonstrated a clear understanding. he's done the hard work, he's very knowledgeable, thoughtful, he's a smart guy. he's demonstrated the leadership. domestically i think sometimes we have a crisis of confidence, and marco has an extraordinary ability, i think, to communicate and to inspire people. i think he's going to be a really strong leader. >> jeb bush earlier in the show said that ted cruz and marco rubio have never really made a tough decision in their lives. i notice that you didn't say anything about any tough decisions he'

. >> toomey is backing marco rubio. he says rubio has the best chance of winning and theys he'll be a strong candidate in pennsylvania where they have backed up democrats since 1978. two more candidates have dropped out. rick santorum is dropping up along with rand paul. >>> eight minutes after 5:00. it's the beginning of february. we're in the 50s right now but with that warm air coming moisture and thick fog start with for much of the area. dryer ar starts to move in. we'll see the wind shift. i am tracking some shower this morning right along the coast. there's pooblt we'll see some showers tonight as well in the area. right now, 44 degrees with thick fog in reading. clouds over philadelphia, 53 and rain drops. 's a view from the marina in cape may. fog will clear out but right now it's going be slow going for much of the area, especially pennsylvania. coatesville is back down to zero visibility. we're seeing improving conditions for pottstown and allentown and trenton, little visibility. at the shore we're seeing sp

in coordination with senator toomey's office, we then introduced the bill in concert with congressman barletta and marino. the companion bill in the house. we reintroduced it again this past year as we are thrilled that the toomey bill has passed the senate and has come before the house today. this bill will permanently authorize federal correction officers to routinely carry, to routinely carry pepper spray in medium, high, and maximum security prisons. think about what we heard a minute ago. at the time of his death, officer williams only was equipped with a radio, a set of eys, and some handcuffs. any worker should feel safe and secure when they go to work. but that's not the case in our federal correctional institutions. these men and women have no line of defense against conflicts within the prison walls. this bill will go far in providing for federal correctional workers, a much needed tool so they may defend themselves and others if attacked by violent prison inmates. i thank the judiciary committee and leadership for their quick action in bringing this issue to the floor and u

he now has the support of pennsylvania senator pat toomey of his third place finish in iowa. rubio moves ahead of jeb bush with six senate nods. tim scott announced he's behind rubio as the florida lawmaker and presidential hopeful prepares for the presidential primary. rubio is tryininto persuade some of rand paul's voters to redirect their suppopo toward him. the two have stark differences on foreign policy. paul announced today he would suspend his campaign for presidency. >>> democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders will soon have secret service protection. sanders will begin traveling with secret service protection within the next 24 hours. last week the sanders campaign requested that protection. the new security will be an adjustment for the 74-year-old sanders who adjusts his schedule on the fly. >>> we have full coverage of the 2016 presidentl election on the nbc 6 news and weather american people. there you'll find in-depth stories from the campaign trail. >>> thank you. hundreds of at&thletes are having their college dreams come true. new university of miami

. >>> senator pat toomey is one of two pennsylvania politics throwing their support hind marco rubio. -- behind marco rubio. rick santorum placed second to last in iowa, while back in 201 he won the iowa caucuses. republican senator rand paul suspended his presidential campaign. iowa runner-up donald trump is calling for a do over. he accused ted cruz of fraud. he said he stole the contest by telling ben carson supporter he was dropping out, when he was not. he suggested the reality star doesn't like the reality of losing. >>> tonight is the final democratic debate before the new hampshire primary. bernie sanders and hillary clinton faced off during the a town hall in derry last night. sanders said clinton seems out of step with liberals and their party. >>> i am a progress who gets results. >>> secretary clinton said i'm a moderate and i am proudly a moderate. you can't be a moderate and progressive they are different. >>> clinton edged out sanders in the iowa caucus. again tonight the two will be on the same stage at the same time in that debate. >>> "action news" will be on the gro

and he thw his suprt bind senator mco rubio, and sator toomey endorsed him today.and paul today dropped out of race and rning f paul says he doe't have an answer for what happened with this election, but he does not plan to endorse another candida. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders now focused on next tsday's new hampshire primary whe sanders from nghbori rmt has a big lead. sanders's strategy is appent saying he is thenly riable progressivend that clint can't be a moderate and progressive at the same time. clinton responded with the wor "we've been fighth progrsive fight d getti rults for people for years." > "actionews" on t grod in manchester for the pma and monica malpass's live reports will here on "acti news." >>> waiting for the massive system, wch is lingering over t cotf new jery, to move out but apparently not going anywhere. >> it is going toome back and bring a little owriday morning. >> is that called a retro -- >> retrrade, jim is listening! when it moves west instead of east, i am so imessed. and swing e system that jim was discussing moved off

it wasn't here and then the bullet came and toomey o float here. >> reporter: january 24th, 2014, eve lynn was going goat food for her family in the area of northwest 53 street and 7th avenue when she is attack and robbed at gunpoint. >> reporter: when you hear ef vin's stor you understand the magnitude today of the miracle. here you have someone going to get food. the mom is in the car. the gun is fliesd her head and the gun goes off. that the point all she could think about is her daughters. carmel is locked up for the crime. eve lynn has been through four surge reevmentz doctors at jackson memorial hospital showed the x-ray im manch the bullet lodged inside of hereck and we what heard from one of her daughters. i'm very grateful for her because she gave me life and my sister. >> reporter: doctor have since removed theullet. look at her three years ago. look at her now and think about clows that bullet and it's fragments came to the main blood vest eflt neck. eve lynn thinks about that and offers this daily prayer. >> i just see my daughter and then i say wow, thank you god for givi

and he threw his support behind senator marco rubio, and senator toomey endorsed him today. rand paul today dropped out of race and running for re-election in the senate. paul says he doesn't have an answer for what happened with this election, but he does not plan to endorse another candidate. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders now focused on next tuesday's new hampshire primary where sanders from neighboring vermont has a big lead. sanders's strategy is apparent saying he is the only reliable progressive and that clint can't be a moderate and progressive at the same time. clinton responded with the words "we've been fighth progressive fight and getting results for people for years." >>> "action news" on the ground in manchester for the primary and monica malpass's live reports will be here on "action news." >>> waiting for the massive system, which is lingering over the coast of new jersey, to move out but apparently not going anywhere. >> it is going to come back and bring a little snow friday morning. >> is that called a retro -- >> retrograde, jim is listening! when

. >> reporter: senator pat toomey has pushed for years regulations. >> varying states have wildly varying standards for doing background checks for employees. there's no good reason why children in a particular state should be at risk than children in another state. >>> as for reva, she resigned after they contacted the school as part of its investigation. in a statement to "cbs this morning" she said, i made an error in judgment in florida. it was greatly exaggerated. i learned from my miss steak. i sought a second chance, and i got it. >> how do you track teachers like this? >> i guess right now you don't. that's the question is how is this going on and nobody's doing it seems like our children are a lit -- worth a little bit more than that to me. >> reporter: we're told they did reach out for a reference and they were told of the battery charge and were told it had been dropped but were not aware of a separate state investigation going on. louisiana hired her before the state of florida concluded its own investigation and then suspended its own license. it's now going to require all st

pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey agreed and released a statement monday saying in part, given that we are already well into the presidential election process, and that the supreme court a appointment is for a lifetime, it makes sense to give the american people a more direct say in this critical decision. legal scholars like professor little says leaving scalia a's seat vacant until the next president is sworn in could have major consequences on major issues including contraception, affirmative action, union fees and death penalty. >> his death creates such a lack of stability in the court. >> reporter: again, president obama says he will smith a name for nomination in due time. we expect to hear from him again next week when the senate is back in obsession reporting from the sat center, rahel sol machine for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> rahel, thanks for that. >>> still to come tonight we now know noro virus was to blame for the stomach illnesses at ursinus university. hell reporter stephanie stahl delves deeper in the virus and how it spread so quickly. >>> and diningala rush

among them -- rob portman of ohio, pat toomey of pennsylvania. they joined a growing list of republican incumbents yesterday including new hampshire's kelly ayotte and ron johnson. all calling for a delay on any nominee until after the presidential election. illinois's mark kurt is undeclared although kirk called the squabbling unseemly. tim kaine were quick to pounce, saying their strategy would backfire. >> i don't think that the majority is going to be able to look at the american public and say for a year we're going to keep the court deadlocked at 4-4 and we're not doing to fill a nomination. we're not doing to fill a position because we don't like president obama. the president has a constitutional responsibility and so does the senate. the senators who ran and who are cashing their paychecks have to do their jobs and having hearings and voting on presidential nominations is one of the jobs. >> the white house says the president will wait until congress returns from its break later this month to announce his nominee. >>> hillary clinton can

. >> and yesterday current pennsylvania senator pat toomey came out in support of marco rubio as well. now, chris christie on the other hand sounds like he will not be backing marco rubio any time soon. arguing that new hampshire comes down to him and the senator. >> this town hall meetings run on average 40 to 45 minutes and ours run two hours. that we have answered over 1,100 questions and senator rubio barely answers any. by the way, he acts like the king of england. he has a press aide sitting next to him and preselects which reporters ask questions. this is a guy protected and coddled his entire political career. the boy needs to come out of the budge and he needs to get toing -- come out of the bubble and come to work here in new hampshire. >> christie has sought to frame the race as to who can best take on hillary clinton and he turned heads about these comments yesterday. >> you know the last person she wants to see on that stage in september, you're looking at him. you know why? she's been running away from federal prosecutors for the last six months. [ applause ] and she see

katie mcginty is running to unseat pat toomey.the presidential race she is supporting hillary clinton. but for her chance at a senate

. >> reporter: pennsylvania senator pat toomey spent years pushing for federal regulations. >> varpous states have wildly varying standards for doing background checks for employee. there is no good reason why the children in a particular state should be more at risk than children in another state. >> as for the teacher, she resigned from her job in louisiana last week after "usa today" contact herd school district as part of its investigation. in a statement to cbs this morning, she said "i made an error in judgment in florida it i learned from my misfake. i sought a second chance. and i got it." >> how do you track teachers like this? >> i guess right now you don't. that's the question -- how is this going on and no one is doing anything about it? seems like our children are worth a little bit more than that to me. >> one of the smallest babies ever born who survived is now back home with her parents in north carolina. she arrived 14 weeks before her due date. and weighed 10 ounces. mark strassmann was there for the homecoming in charlotte. >> i love you so much, baby girl. so happy.

pat toomey starts to sound like a more mainstream vehicle.mily: how concerned are you about google's ambitions in ai? ♪ emily: i know that you are super fascinated with machine learning. what is your vision for how ai changes our lives, let's say five years from now? steve: for the next five years, and probably a little bit more than five years -- five-ish years, what we call ai's will be what we call the specialties, things that are creepy or magical, depending on your point of view, in their ability to do something that we thought was somewhat human, like drive a car. let's say, manage our schedule, figure out what we want to do today. it will creep into medical imaging analysis and diagnostics in the field of medicine. there will be all these areas where recognizing a pattern of human behavior, a pattern of picture, a pattern in the world around us. traffic patterns for example. they will see things we did not see. once they point it out, we will be like, wow, i can navigate more easily through this traffic or i can optimize my , calendar

. >> reporter: pennsylvania senator pat toomey spent years pushing for federal regulations. >> varpous states have wildly varying standards for doing background checks for employee. there is no good reason why the children in a particular state should be more at risk than children in another state. >> as for the teacher, she resigned from her job in louisiana last week after "usa today" contact herd school investigation. in a statement to cbs this morning, she said "i made an was greatly exaggerated. i learned from my misfake. i sought a second chance. and i got it." >> how do you track teachers like this? >> i guess right now you don't. that's the question -- how is this going on and no one is doing anything about it? but early on they could see this was not going to be easy. barely 6 months in, the higher tension put megan at risk for a stroke. allaya stopped growing inside her. doctors had trouble finding a fetal heartbeat. megan needed an emergency c section. allaya as born, 14 weeks early. she weighed 10 ounces. and head to toe measured ten inches long. >> she is tiny. size of a s

. >>> 6:36, senator pat toomey is one of two pennsylvania republicans throwing their support liendz marco -- behind o rubio. rick santorum ending his own bid for the white house yesterday. while back in 2012 he won the iowa caucuses. republican senator rand paul suspended his campaign. >>> donald trump accused ted cruz of a fraud by telling benefit carson supporters that he was dropping out, which he is not. cruz said donald is having a trumper >>> last night hillary clinton and bernie sanders faced off during a for jump in the town of derry. they sparred over who was a true progressive. sanders listed a series of issues where clinton seemed out of step with liberties and their -- liberals and their party. >>> i am a progressive. >>> secretary of state said i'm a moderate and say i am a moderate. you can't be a moderate and progressive they are different. >> reporter: clinton edged out sanders in the iowa caucus. the vermont senator is helping for a different outcome. tonight the two will be on the same stage at the same time in a debate. "action news" will be on the ground in manchester