[applause] >> commissioner wald -- uh >> commissioner wald. >> thank you. i can't say what a wonderful colleague monica has been for the 10 years that she has been at the department. she knows this job cold and she is the consummate professional throughout all those years virtually every month. we sat across from each other from the table in the policy committee and every month that monica was on the other side of the table, i felt so comfortable knowing that she was in charge. knowing that she knew the rules and the regulations and that she would make sure that i adhered to them and everyone who attending the meeting adhered to them. i was comfortable knowing that she was going to run the meetings with firmness and grace and fairness and she did. her minutes were absolutely model minutes, and in the days when we didn't summarize them quite as much as we do now, she was so refreshingly open about accepting suggestions for corrections. some of the material was extremely complicated and we're having these e-mails back and forth. i'm not sure i know what this

questions commissioner wald. >> okay. so i'm kind of redundant to say this but this budget look very different than the budget we approved in the past unless i'm missing something. >> are you looking for more detailed. >> yes. much nor detailed baptise past so we did. >> i don't do budgets to you like this better (laughter) it has to do with with numbers but what happened to the other budget it is this is a two year budget or what. >> good point we did present more detailed information at the

tamron. >> all right, kristen, let me go to alex seitz-wald. i was rooeszing the "boston globe" endorsement. it said clinton's stand on guns is in contrast to sanders. and his claims not with standing, is not a convincing champion of gun control. he presents himself as a foe of big business, but this tells a different story. we have seen bernie sanders fight back against that. in the debate tomorrow night, what do you expect for us to see as the strategy for that? >> as kristen said, this is a key issue for hillary clinton. not only because she can get to the left of bernie sanders, but it gets as his core strength, his entire campaign, his entire political brand is how he's taking on the establishment. he's willing to do and say things other people aren't because they're beholden to wall street or big pharmaceutical companies. then she says, wait a minute, what about the gun lobby? you're not willing to take them on. you're saying you don't want to support a law that would remove their legal immunity because it's going to close down shops. not

joe wald man. 7 news. time to voice your choice a. up dwaitd latest from campaign trail. >> craig: cuba is getting ready to host pope francis for a second time a the pontiff prepares for a brief and historic meeting in what van map. he hopes to end a thousand year split between the catholic and russian orthodox church. >> belkeys: danielle knox in the newsplex with more on thvment danielle. >> danielle: that's right. deep seed dishes craig and belkeys between the two and while this is a very important neer millions ever faithful from religion to the location where this get together will happen. >> pope francis is preparing for a return trip to cuba for a meeting of historical proportions. leb sitting down with pay tree arveght russian orthodox c crch for the first meeting between the heads of the catholic and russian orthodox churches ever. excited. areas that maybe visited by the holy men. >> it's important, it's historical moment and so significant that it's happening iet here in our country. leaders will meet at jose marty airporth

fox's joel wald man with more from des moines. >> was told by everybody, do not go to iowa. you could never finish even in the top ten. >> they said don't do it. i said i have to do it. >> donald trump did not get the win he was hoping for in iowa. fox news calling the race for ted cruz, now the iowa walk caucuses are forcing out of the race. >> obviously voters are sick of me, i need to acknowledge that. >> while republicans have been fighting over their party future, one thing they've agreed on. >> tonight you will be the first american that begins to answer the question whatever comes next after barack obama. >> gop candidates are also trying to win over the evangelical vote. >> values and principal's that govern your life, fan we do that, not only will we remain a pinacle nation, but we will truely have one nation under god. >> on the democratic side the iowa caucus already forced former maryland governor martin o'malley out of the race. it is now a fight between main stream candidate hillary clinton and anti-establishment candidate, vermont senator, bernie sanders. >> y

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republican front runner donald trump spent the day in louisiana before heading to tampa this eefnlgt joel wald man following the race for the white house. >> reporter: the south carolina republican primary just eight days way could be major break for some of the remaining gop candidates. and the intensity is palpable with front runner donald trump half a dozen times over just 24 hours for being disingenuous while simultaneously appealing to an important southern voting block. how could ted cruz be an evan jel call christian when he lies so much and is so dishoafnt. john kasich says he is trying stay a of of bot friday for slamming bush for being as ohio got for puts it, an enthusiastic supporter of o obama care. they spent, six, seven, million dollar on - tip of ads ainst me. pgh most were distortion. jeb bush will get a much need add cyst in south carolina for fr his brother geoeoe w bush who is fighting keep his campaign relevant. >> untested people during difficult and dangerous time say risk. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders showing democrats have a pension for piew ga list tick postu

reporting live in des moines, joe wald man. >> see how this shakes out, thanks very much, joel. continuing coverage of the iowa caucus on fox29.com. also, on "fox 29 news" at 10:00 tonight along with wrap up of the day's other news, weather err and sports. >> former new york health commissioner who targeted smoking and sodium, appointed philadelphia's new health commissioner. mayor jim kenney announced farley's appointment today more than four years as new york's health commissioner, succeeded in banning smoking at beaches, public parks and raised legal age to purchase tobacco to 21. his department also led the city's initiative to work with major food companies to reduce sodium levels in food nationwide. >>> and state representative dwight evans was also focused on food in security issues today in the sit. he took tour of the philabundance food warehouse in south philadelphia, evans said he hopes to be a stronger advocate for the homeless, wanted to look at what strategy the charity is use to go address hunger. evans represents part of the philadelphia count. >> i fox 29 invest

we're talking to alex seitz-wald.x, if we widen the lens to your point about expectations, in this outsider year, one of the arguments that you just e echoed from bernie sanders, well i shouldn't have even been this close, was also what donald trump hit in his brief runner up speech as well. are we seeing outsiders who basically lit what they would call movements in both of their parties that were so bright, people thought they would actually come in first which, when you think about it, six months ago if anybody had told you we would wake up with bernie a strong number two in his party, people would be impressed. >> i think that's such a huge point, and that's one of the weaknesses that hillary clinton faced in this race is she is a politician's politician. she has spent a lot of time in washington, obviously married to a former president, and it's a year when people didn't want that. they wanted authentic or people who they felt were authentic insurgents. they waented anti-establishment candidates in the form of ber

grass wald is accused of killing her fiance e last april. prosecutors say she tampered with the kayak before he drown in the hudson. >>> a police officer accused much causing a deadly wrong way crash appeared in court today. it crashed on the west shore expressway on march killing two passenger er enger passengers. abad was drinking at a strip club before the crash. he's awaiting blood tests to determine if his client was drugged with the date rape drug. the next court date set for april 11th. >>> the suspicious package found be motorcycle batteries. authorities blocked off around 11:00 this morning when that right there was spotted near a phone booth. the nypd bomb squad gave the all clear once they determined the items were batteries. >>> new at 5:30 a new atm scam. police say it's called shoulder surfing. when someone looks over your shoulder and types in your opinion. your account stay open and the person could take over. be we try with credit cards to be safe. even the ones with the little, you know, new chip. in a month i had that card

gainesville sun newspaper reports that 20-year-old chance wald was killed after falling six stories from an apartment complex near campus early sunday morning. police say surveillance video shows the student leaving an elevator, then accidentally falling over a waist-high glass barrier. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. no foul play is expected and authorities haven't said if drugs or alcohol played a role. >>> abc action news is staying on top of a scandal now involving one of the polk county school district's top administrators. last week abc action news learned an employee's accused associate superintendent greg rivers of being verbally abusive. they say they were afraid to go to work and feared he could did act inappropriately and the superintendent wrote a formal reprimand letter but it was never signed and may not have ever been delivered. rivers also filed a complaint against the superintendent just a few weeks ago, it's unclear what it is about. we could hear more from polk county schools as soon as today on this issue. >>> the new police chief for lake hamilton starts

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he can still win delegates just by coming a little closer than we thought. >> alex seitz-wald, always gun control here in south carolina, where, as you'll recall, 19 people were murdered as they sat in church. next, the granddaughter wants to tell people what she wants people to hear about her vote. f. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. >>> here's a fascinating glimpse into voters. gun control floated into thethe issues in the debate last night. there is an issue of gun control here in south carolina following a june shooting at an emanuel ama church in columbia when 19 people were killed. >> someone called me on the phone. she said, reverend thompson? i said, yeah. she said, there's shooting around the church. i just dropped the phone. the first thing that came to my mind was, we need to make some changes. hillary is really committed to making sure the gun doesn't get into the wrong hands and to stand with t

alex seitz-wald. get over to kasey hunt? she's chris crossed the country covering every candidate in this rate rays and spent a lot of time with bernie sanders. maybe we got a bit of a preview from alex in terms of this debate over who's more progressive. >> reporter: that's right, kate. i think you did. the and we have seen bernie sanders not back away from this at all and the clinton campaign saying his criticism of her along these lines amounts to a personal negative attack and they, you know, say that bernie sanders of course pledged not to campaign that way and they think he should be held accountable for this but look at what he said at the cnn forum last ni t night. >> i don't know any progressive candidate that takes $50 million from wall street. thals not progressive. as i mentioned earlier, the key foreign policy vote of modern american history was the wall in iraq. the progressive community was pretty united in saying don't listen to bush. don't go to war. secretary clinton voted to go to war. >> reporter: this al

(stock market bell) >> and we're watching wald street this noon. the dow is up around 30 points so far. the nasdaq is up 63. and the s&p is up 15. back. >>> a car exploding of the northbound lanes of i-95. the driver and passenger killed. they say speed was a factor. >>> bernie sanders and businessman donald trump scoring big in the new hampshire primaries and now onto south carolina for the debatesful >>> and sailors for all over the world getting ready for race to cuba. 46 boats about to set sail from miami to havana, cuba for the first time. live in the plex, omama lewis, 7 news. >>> now on just one station, a homeless m living in south florida and the family he hasn't seen in decades s sn will be together again. the reunit uon is all thanks to social media. exclusive. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: chico's life is about to change. >> i want you to be here when my sister gets here. >> reporter: he hasn't seen his sister or anyone in his family in almost 40 years. tuesday night, chico heard lupe's voice for the first time. >> can you be rea

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for more let me bring in msnbc reporter alex seitz-wald. alex, good to see you. about what we expect to hear when sanders holds this press conference. they say they want to make distinctions between him and hillary clinton. >> reporter: that's right, coming off that loss in nevada, he's trying to change the momentum with this race. they were really counting on a win there heading into south carolina super tuesday, so i think we can expect him to draw a number of sharp contrasts from clinton, from everything to trade to the keystone xl pipeline, things he was out in front of her, to things on wall street and whatnot. he is not expected to do as well in south carolina and move straight to super tuesday where there is a number of states that will do better for him. this is going to be a problem for him. you played that sound. he's looking now at a tough map ahead where it's going to be tough to get to the nomination, but he's already talking a little bit what would happen in a general election. take a look at what he said last night when he talked about wanting to g

. >> alex seitz-wald joins me now. you've been covering hillary clinton going back. what do you make of the debate? >> a new tone to her. it's been striking, much hotter and calmer this time around, and i think that reflect it is larger message. she's the adult. she's the realistic one in the room and lets sanders be hotter and more passionate, but i think that bit you played, it's an issue that was brewing for a while and had it out in a big way. especially important into south caroli carolina, where we expect 50% to 60%. obama is a 90% approval rating and bernie sanders doesn't have a great answer on this. he did talk about finding a primary candidate in 2012 and obama was a disappointment and one of us ran against president obama but more accurate to say that barack obama ran against hillary clinton than the other way around. >> and the question that judy would have asked of them last night of bernie sanders last night about the obama legacy came out of kasie hunt, first bernie sanders and hillary clinton referred to kasie hunt's question and answer last night. le

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with me now, msnbc's alex seitz-wald who has been following the clinton campaign, and kasie hunt whoalex, let me start with you. we all know how much tougher a race in 2008 hillary clinton had against barack obama. with this whole money thing, is it deja vu all over again? >> well, chris, i think they have been much smarter about how they have spent money or made a much bigger show of being smart about spending money. they say they have invested heavily on the front end in things that will pay off on the long term, things like digital and data staffers. the kind of infrastructure you build out a campaign for. they have a whole floor of an office building in brooklyn, a whole other empty floor waiting if they make it to a general election. one thing i will point out, sander raised more in january, but he also spend more. he had a higher burn rate, how much money you spend versus what you bring in. a lot went to ads as well as field organizing. boast of these campaigns have been spending a lot of money as you would expect in january. >> the question is what can they raise going forward

joining me now from new hampshire, alex siets wald. alex, clinton world in disarray.me up with a new message, there's talk of a new stratestist. what are they doing aside retreating back home? >> right, andrea. they saw this loss coming and they knew it was going to happen, but i think it was bigger than they expected and i think it's no fun to lose by 22 points in a state you won that launched your husband's political career. i did sense a bit of a new message coming from clinton's speech last night which i heard from aids was coming, focuses on the impact she'll have on people's life. they moved around from so many different messages. remember the four fights i haven't heard that in forever. that was supposed to be the whole campaign at the beginning. you know, we're moving into a stage where the campaign is about to expand dramatically. they're going to be bringing on more people. they'll be moving people from the early states to headquarters and around the country and there will inevitably be changes in power dynamics and roles and responsibilities. whether there'

that could be a big boost for him. >> chris jansing, katy tur, alex seitz-wald, fun to have you withlary clinton's second-place finish and how she's looking forward. >> i know i have had a blessed life. but i also know what it's like to stumble and fall. and so many people across america know that feeling. and we've learned it's not whether you get knocked down that matters. it's whether you get back up. now we take this campaign to the entire country. we're going to fight for every vote in every state. we're going to fight for real solutions that make a real difference in people's lives. a president has to do all parts of the job. for all americans. to make sure nothing holds you back. not debt, not discrimination, not a deck that's always stacked for those at the top. >> joining me now, clinton supporter and veteran new hampshire strategist jim dumers. he was also the new hampshire co-chair of barack obama pofs presidential campaign. nice to see you. >> great to be here. >> let's talk about the loss last night. we were talking about how the clinton campaign said we knew we were goi