tonight's debate on time clinton and sanders will face off before the new next week. is in washington democratic race ... heating up between republicans. tonight's msnbc debate is hillary clinton's last chance to take on bernie sanders face to face before new hampshire votes on tuesday. presidential candidate :10-:15 "if it's about our records, hey i'm gonna win by a landslide on tuesday." super burned in sanders has a double-digit lead here. he's hammering clinton presidential progressive who takes $15 million from wall street. that's just not progressive." her response? presidential candidate :33-:36 what they offered." the leading trump - is claiming iowa if ted cruz mailers and spread dropping out: candidate :47-:54 brutal, they are brutal, they are a bunch of dishonest cookies." presidential candidate :55-1:01 "i wake every day and laugh at the latest thing donald has tweeted - because he's losing it." marco rubio's going after cruz too. rubio's a close number three here. presidential candidate 1:06-1:10 "ultimately i think it goes back to what i said before and that is a willingness to say

our r p story this s orning -- the top debate in washington. democrats want an up or down vote on a supreme court nominee -- when the president announces his choice. republicans have vowed to block it -- wanting the next president to have the choice. tracie potts has the latest developments on capitol hill. "it is unprecedented. it is pure politics." from capitol hill... "it is wrong. it is not responsible." the campaign trail... "talk about cowardice! talk about obstructionism!" democrats are pushing back hard at republicans' refusal to give president obama's supreme court nominee a vote. hear from our constituents what they think and then vote -- not say no vote at all." "the people of this country should send a very clear message: that is not the way our constitution works." they point out: anthony kennedy was confirmed by a democratic senate... in president reagan's final year. "the constitution does not include exemptions for election years, r for the president's last term in office." "we're in an election year, so i'm not going to pretend that that

bazi kanani, abc news, washington. democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders will be in reno tomorrow. he'll be here to speak at the "real solutions, for real people" summit at the jot travis student center at u-n-r. doors open at 7-30 in the morning. advance registration is required. and hillary clinton will rally in nevada tomorrow and sunday, ahead of our caucuses. details on where she'll be, have not yet been released. the democrats will you can register at the door. the republicans will caucus on tuesday, february 23rd. g-o-p voters will need to be registered by tomorrow. but the 'washoe county registrar's office' is not open on the weekend so your last chance to register is today. their office closes at 5 p-m. with the nevada caucuses less than two weeks away, ?do you know who's at the top of the presidential polls here in our state? december was the last time a poll was taken -- and don't expect another poll, until sometime next week. pollsters say making predictions in the silver state is hard. the nature of caucusin

abc news, washington. >> democratic candidates focus on to want's debate. ben carson will be at the gaffney visitor's center 3:00-4:00 and ted cruz winter university at rock hill. >> donald trump spoke at the livestock arena. >> he is a low energy person. i said he is a stiff if he was in the private sector, he wouldn't get a job, other then that, i think he is excellent. >> joined by lindsey graham and threw his support behind bush. senator marco rubio made an appearance, finished fifth in the primary. rubio said it was a good sign. >> it is interesting people wearing the costumes were american bridge which is the top super pack for democrats. i am the only republican they have been attacking which tells you how scared they are to run against me. >> rubio averaging five points higher than mrs. clinton in a general match-up. >> stay with news 13 john carl live in clemson beginning at 7:00 a.m. >>> new information released in the case of a murdered asheville artist october 2014. lon humenez is now standing he told a woman he watched the home. ortega's mother

these are some reasons why democrats and republicans are joining to solve the problem of our criminal justice system. >> reporter: you could call it a washington anomaly, democrats and republicans working together. >> i have a gratitude to the republicans that are behind me. >>reporter: the legislation focuses on reducing the mandatory prison terms for some non-violent offenders and new prison terms for those who are convicted of domestic violence and domestic terror. >> the fact is the majority of people in federal prison are there for low level, >> a lot of young people make mistakes by drugs, and by the time they're 25 or so they grow up and quit doing those things. i don't think they should have permanent blechblemish on their jobs. >> republicans are saying that the bill will never reach the president's desk. >> the legislation is based on a myth. the myth of mass incarceration of non-violent, low level offenders in prison. >> reporter: some lawmakers are adopting a tough on crime stance, including ted cruz, who once favored it. >> election season does bring out some interesting ideas from folks. >> reporter: a cause that brought both sid

. >>> in washington, democrats in the are urging president obama to boost the government's response to the zika virus outbreak. yesterday the senators sent the president a letter calling for him to come up with a plan to battle the spread of the virus both here at home and abroad. the zika health emergency began in brazil last year. it's now causing birth defects in center america and mexico and there is one case in texas. mosquitos transmit the virus but there's growing evidence it can be passed to others through sexual contact. the cdc is now out with some new guidelines for pregnant women. the cdc says if their partners have been in countries where the virus is spreading, expectant mothers should earth abstain from sex, use protection until their near tests negative for zika or until the baby is morn. >> health officials in montgomery county say three student have whopping cough. they are in the fourth grade. the district tells nbc 10 school administrators have called and emailed parents to notify them about what happened. according to health officials all three students have been v

. >> the washington democrat. >> that is in response to a question on a radio show. >> no, i get that. but there are some democrats who want to continue the president's policy. why should they trust you? >> first of all, you know, by the way, there is one of the two democratic candidates here who ran against barack obama. it wasn't me. all right. second of all, you know, i have worked very closely with president obama over the last seven years. he is a friend of mine. we have gone a long way together to move this country forward from the disastrous position we were in when bush left office. but to answer your question, do we have a right to have differences with president obama? i have had a number. for example, i have disagreed with him very strongly on his views on trade. he is for the tpp. i am against the tpp. he has or several years ago continued bush's tax breaks for the wealthiest people in this country. i was on the floor eight-and-a-half hours in disagreement with him. overall, i think the president has do

corresponent kristine frazao tells us, it's far from a sure thing. 3 you could call it a washington anomaly - democrats and republicans working together. sen cory booker/d-new jersey/oct 2015"i have a level of gratitude for the republicans that are behind me."the legislation focuses on reducing the mandatory minimum prison terms for some non- violent offenders. it prohibits solitary confinement for juveniles in most cases, and alsocreates new minimum terms for domestic violence that results in murder and for those who support terrorsen. john cornyn sot"i think sometimes we tend to treat our criminal justice system as an assembly line." sakira cook is with the leadership conference on civil and human rights, which backs the bill."the fact is the majority of people in prison are there for low level non-violent offenses."e and others also point to the high costs - courtesy of the u-s taxpayer, and the negative impact incarceration has on young people.sen rand paul/r-ky mistakes with drugs and then by the time they're 25 or so they grow up and they quit doing those things but i don't think they should have

hayes says "unfortunately for stepped up and that mantle--the sort of inside washington outsider." democrat hillary clinton is hoping to against bernie clinton says "i am going to be out here making my case, answering your questions, doing everything i can to persuade you to come out and vote line says "sanders also isn't conceding iowa just yet. his campaign says today it will 'review' caucus results that left him in a virtual tie with clinton. in manchester, new hampshire, molly line, fox news. " donald trump says ted cruz misled voters in securing his iowa caucus victory. he says the texas senator's campaign tried to round up last minute support - by suggesting that ben carson was dropping out of the race. trump also accuses cruz of sending out campaign advertising - that appeared to resumble official government documents. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty another overnight close-to-freezing with a low of 35 degrees. we will stay in the cool territory with mid and upper 50s for partly cloudy on thursday, then mostly sunny on friday with a light breeze for both day

corresponent kristine frazao tells us, it's far from a sure thing. 3 you could call it a washington anomaly - democrats and republicans working together. sen cory booker/d-new jersey/oct 2015"i have a level of gratitude for the republicans that are behind me."the legislatioiofocuses on reducing the mandatory minimum prison terms for some non- violent offenders. it prohibits solitary confinement for juveniles in most cases, and alsocreates new minimum terms for domestic violence that results in murder and for those who support terrorsen. john cornyn sot"i think sometimes we tend to treat our criminal justice system as an assembly line." sakira cook is with the leadership conference on civil l d human rightsts which backs the bill."the fact is the majority of people in prison are there for low level others also point to the high costs - courtesy of the u-s taxpayer, and the negative impact incarceration has on young people.sen rand paul/r-ky "a lot of young people make mistakes with drugs and then by the time they're 25 or so they grow up and they quit doing those things but i don't think they should hav

strict constitutional justice regardless of it being an election year long is that abc news washington democratic virginia senator tim kaine responded to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who said the senate should not confirm a replacement for scaly out until after the election senator kaine said senator mcconnell's pre emptive statement that he will try to block any nominee of president obama to the supreme court no matter how qualified is a perversion of the very notion of justice surely the american public is entitled to a senate that will examine a nominee on his or her own merits and coming up what does an empty seat on the supreme court mean for bob mcdonnell's appeal reporter migrating will delve into the impact this may have all the former virginia governor's corruption convictions. other news now a new study's findings could help premature babies researchers say if premiums received two blood building birth they may have a small boost in brain development and iq by the age of four the results are in today's pediatrics journal babies who got into rock scored about twelve iq points h

the next democratic caucus is in nevada just one week away. bazi kanani abc news washington. both democratic candidates are coming to reno this weekend. bernie sanders will be here tomorrow. he's scheduled to speak at the "real solutions, for real people" summit at the jot travis student center at the university of nevada. doors open at seven-30 in the morning. advance registration is required.# and hillary clinton will rally in nevada this weekend ahead of our caucuses. details on where she'll be have not yet been released. ### the nevada caucuses are less than two the democrats will caucus on saturday, february 20th. you can register at the door. the republicans will caucus on tuesday, february 23rd. g-o-p voters will need to be registered by tomorrow, february 13th. the washoe county registrar's office is close but you can register online. ### you can stay up to date with the campaign information-- with the "kolo 8 news now" mobile app. you can download it free, for both apple and android. ### if you or someone you know owns and flies a drone for fun, you are not alone. new

washington. thank you. >>> democrats in south carolina have primary february 27th. the week after the republican primary. a new cbs news battleground tracker poll shows the hillary clinton holding her lead in south carolina, 20 points ahead of bernie sanders. >> pope francis continued his trip to mexico today. in one of the country's most dangerous siddies cities. allen pizzey is traveling with the pope. >> reporter: the mass brought the pope into the heart of the, robbery, extortion, murder and violence against women are daily facts of life here. the message to people was basically, do not give into temptations of crime as a way out of poverty. francis spoke out against the pursuit of prestige based on relentless exclusion of those who are not like us. he also, the dangers of becoming we think our source and life force lies only in wealth. such are dangers according to local press reports. the authorities began beefing up security here as early as january, in anticipation of this mass. angie monsalvo and friend came to a place they would never dare visit. >> we fel

rand paul, ted cruz stepped up and really largely stole that mantle--the sort of inside washington outsider." democrat hillary clinton is hoping to pull off a big upset against bernie sanders. clinton says "i am going to be out here making my case, answering your questions, doing everything i can to persuade you to come out and vote next tuesday." line says "sanders also isn't conceding iowa just yet. his campaign says today it will 'review' caucus results that left him in a virtual tie with clinton. in manchester, new hampshire, molly line, fox news. " late today, former pennsylvania senator rick santorum announced on fox suspending his campaign. with his 2016 presidential bid coming to an end he says he will throw his support behind fellow candidate marco rubio. bill cosby did not get his way in court today. we'll have those details. plus: when the man who raised the price on a prescription by 5-thousand percent will have to answer to congress. with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the int

washington. >> the democrats are facing their own primary in south carolina today. earlier today senator bernie sanders picked up a key endorsement from spike lee. >>> and this morning, president obama unveiled his plan to close the detention center at guantanomo bay, cuba. the proposal will fulfill a campaign promise he made in 2008. but as mark albert reports, there's still opposition from congress. >> reporter: president obama announced his latest proposal to fulfill a campaign promise and close gitmo. >> it's counterproductive to our fight against drifts because they tuesday as propaganda in their efforts to recruit -- they use it as prop gand to in their efforts to recruit. >> reporter: there are 95 people in there. 56 of them are going to be moved to a facility in the u.s., the rest in other parts of the world the u.s. is looking to south carolina, kansas and colorado. >> i don't want to pass this problem on to the next president whoever it is. >> reporter: the white house says moving the prisoners to the continental u.s. would save as much as $85 million a ye

washington. >>> the democrats will face off in the south carolina democratic primary saturday. and tonight both candidates took part in a cnn town hall where race was a major part of the discussion. bernie sanders called for reforms in the criminal justice system while hillary clinton talked about racial barriers in society. >>> new at 11:00, philadelphia police arrested a man wanted for attacking a southwest philadelphia business owner. police arrested malcolm pollard in pennsylvania accused of robbing and stabbing the owner of southwest auto tag service in october. police say he was also wanted for this 7-eleven robbery caught on surveillance video. it also happened last october in southwest philadelphia. >>> tonight, a killer is on the loose. wanted in a murder that could be part of a disturbing trend. >> the victim was a transgendered woman, part of a community seeing more than the share of violence. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal live tonight at police headquarters with details. >> reporter: last year in the city of philadelphia two transgender women were murdered. nationally,

washington. meanwhile, the democrats are busy ramping up for weekend vote. voters decide between hillary clinton and bernie sanders saturday in south carolina. clinton comes iowa and nevada. sanders, just one -- the new hampshire primaries. today state senators are fighting to prove there's no going back on an expensive mistake. in 2014, the iowa workforce development mistakenly paid nearly three quarters of a million dollars in unemployment checks. it was apparently due to a problem that occurred when the reporting system crashed. now some want the people who benefited from that mistake to keep their money... 'you cant get blood out of a turnip and when somebodys been laid off and they dont have any resources, youre gonna have to go through procedures of garnishing wages and all that and it was really workforce developments fault. iowans came forward and pointed it out and said i want to return the check and they said no.' state senator bill dotzler says the fight to get the money back will end up being more costly. he says money would be better spent findi

i'm tracie potts in washington - back to you. democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton's campaign launches a television advertising campaign in virginia ahead of the march 1 primary. you'll start to see those ads on television, including here on wsls 10 today. the campaign says the 30- second spots highlight clinton's record on foreign policy, women's rights and other issues. democratic nomination. she enjoys a lead in virginia polls and has the support of both the state's u.s. senators and gov. terry mcauliffe.### senator mark warner travels to southwest virginia today as part of a five day tour through virginia. he meets this morning with with community in lynchburg for a round table discussion. this afternoon he joins students at longwood university for a town hall meeting. warner is expected to share his ideas to strengthen and diversify virginia's economy. congressman bob goodlatte hosts a veterans' resource fair today at the armory in staunton. the fair gives veterans a chance to connect with programs and services available to

overnight a "the washington post" op-ed went online from top democrat harry reid, he called this partisan, saying republicans are insulting americans by threatening not to vote. tracie potts, nbc news washington. >>> next at 11:00, brutal beating if a high end east bay neighborhood. how it may lead to changes for people considering renting homes on airbnb. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com party. >>> 99% of the time things are okay but it makes you wonder. >> not this time. brutal beating in the east bay after a party. the high-end home turned into a crime scene. a man severely beaten, not by any party but a party being held in the home rented out -- on airbnb. >> now the mayor is taking a hard look at an ordinance but those rentals. nbc bay area has more on the proposed changes. >> reporter: the five-bedroom, four-bath, 4,000 square feet home listed on airbnb for 875 a night. owner stated you can enjoy the property that, quote, has been used for filming an

washington. >> on the democratic side, senator bernie sanders has picked up spike lee's endorsement. >>> it could be weeks before we know whether north carolina's new congressional district map will be approved. the plaintiffs have asked a three-judge panel to decide by march 18. some groups including the north carolina naacp want the judges to throw out the map and draw their own instead because they minority voters. republican leaders say they did not use race in constructing the district. naacp attorney, irv joyner, says the group is asking the u.s. supreme court to provide all redistricting cases in north carolina and make a final decision. that includes legislative districts which opponents they were drawn using the same formula as the congressional map just thrown out. if you are wondering how the proposed congressional maps could affect you, we have the answer on www.wral.com. just go to our @nccaptial section. >>> a new elon poll shows the governor's race is still a tossup. 16% of voters have not decided who they will vote for. 32% of the likely voters say they will them -- vote for democ

we don't want a washington democrats and cut deals to grow government. and give into the cronyism of corporate welfare. >> quickly, are you going to beat donald trump in texas on march 1st? >> i certainly hope so. texas, i can't wait in a couple days to be home. >> must win, i take it? >> it will be wonderful to sleep in my own bed. look, we hope we do well. i believe we will do well. we've got an amazing team in texas. i love texans and texas is clearly the crown jewel of super tuesday. we believe we're going to do very, very well in texas. and we're going to do very well across super tuesday. and we're headed right now in just an hour we're headed to nevada to go and work to earn votes there. >> well, speaking of the road to super tuesday, that's what i'm dealing with next. anyway, senator ted cruz, thanks for coming on. stay safe on the trail, sir. >> thanks, chuck. you too. >>> when we come back, that proverbial road to super tuesday t jake reese, " day to feel alive" t jake reese, " day to feel alive" jake reese, " day to feel alive" if you have mod

they argue even if is confirmed, it couldact this term.racie potts, nbc news,osted washington post, top democrat harry reid calls this quote "nakedly partisan" and says republicans are quote "insulting americans' intelligence" by blocking a vote. new overnight... an suv slammed into a home in aurora. just look at this mess -- the man who rents to home took these pictures. he says the suv plowed through a fence before hitting the home. the renter says this crash he told us the driver tried to put the car into reverse and leave... but it was too damaged to move. right now we don't know if the driver has been arrested or what caused the suv to hit the house. this morning some folks in boulder are dealing with a soggy and discouraging mess. a broken water main soaked more than a dozen homes. some of the homes that are now damaged -had just been repaired from the 20-13 floods. an 8-inch pipe burst just before 5 p.m. it sent water gushing down the street and into 13 homes on norwood and oak avenues. cinda graubard's sister's home was damaged... you can see the water covering the floor. she told us the

you could call it a washington anomaly - democrats and republicans working together. "i have a level of gratitude for the republicans that are behinde"the legislation focuses on reducing the mandatory minimum m ison terms for soso non-violent offenders. it prohibits solitary confinement for juveniles in most cases, and alsocreates new minimum terms for domestic violence that results in murder and for those who support terror"i think sometimes we tend to treat our criminal justice system as an assembly line." (5 seconds) sakira cook is with the leadership conference on civil and human rights, is the majority of people in prison are there for low level non-violent offenses."she and others also point to the high costs - courtesy of the u-s taxpayer, and the negative impact incarceration has on young people."a lot of young people make mistakes with drugs and then by the time they're 25 or so they grow up and they quit doing those things but i don't think they should have a permanent blemish on their ability to get a job or to vote.""despite the widespread support a a the

fall.hayes says "unfortunately for rand paul, ted cruz stepped up and really largely inside washington outsider." democrat hillary clinton is hoping to pull off a big upset against bernie sanders.clinton says "i am going to be out here making my case, answering your questions, doing everything i can to persuade you to come out and vote next tuesday."line says "sanders also isn't conceding iowa just yet. his campaign says today it will 'review' caucus results that left him in a virtual tie with clinton. in manchester, new hampshire, molly line, fox news. " the virginia presidential primary elections are less than a month away and time is running out for those who still need to register to vote. wfxr's taylor kanost joins with what voters need to know those in the city of roanoke. good morning. not only will the virginia primaries on march 1st have big implications on the presidential race, but it will also be the first election in the city of roanoke since city council announced precinct adjustments. last november, city council unanimously voted to reduce the number of voting precincts in roanoke from 32 t

in an op-ed posted overnight by the washington post, top democrat harry reid calls this "nakedly partisan" and says republicans are "insulting americans' intelligence" by blocking a vote. i'm tracie potts ii washington,, now back to you. >> one of the names on a short list ofustices to replace antonin scalia is from iowa. jane kelly is a circuit judge on the u-s court of appeals. she was nominated for that post by president obama in 2013. but before that, she worked at ththpublic dender's office in ced rapids for many years after attending harvard law school. the new york times identified kelly as a potential nominee to the high court shortly after the news of scalia's death. kelly has earned praise from iowa senator judiciary committee, which oversees hearings for supreme court nominees. russia is denying that its warplanes struck a hospital in northern syria this week, killing at least nine people. a spokesman for president vladimir putin says,s,we cateterically reject such claims." he calls it "another case of those who make such accusations against russia being unable to back up their

today in the washington post - senate democratic leader harry reid said by doing so would "aim a procedural missile at the foundation of our system of checks and balances."it is president obama's constitutional right - to nominate a successor. a war of words on the republican side of the presidential race. race. donald trump is accused republicans - calling out president george w. bush for his claims about weapons of mass destruction overseas. trump also saying he's very seriously thinking about suing fellow candidate ted cruz over campaign ads. both candidates are fighting for south carolina - where residents go to the polls saturday. for the democrats, the nevada caucuses are just four days away remember today is the final day to register to vote in ohio for the march 15 primary. boards of election are open until 9 tonight across the state.voter registration forms are available on my-ohio-vote dot com. you're also encourgaged to update your registration by the end of today. a sweet and quiet woman .. that's how neighbors describe the woman killed in a house fire.new developments - and how

rand paul, ted cruz stepped up and really largely stole that mantle--the sort of inside washington outsider." democrat hillary clinton is hoping to pull off a big upset against bernie sanders.clinton says "i am going to be out here making my case, answering your questions, doing everything i can to persuade you to come out and vote next tuesday."line says "sanders also isn't conceding iowa just yet. his campaign says today it will 'review' caucus results that left him in a virtual tie with clinton. in molly line, fox news. " the virginia presidential primary elections are less than a month away and time is running out for those who still need to register to vote. wfxr's taylor kanost joins with what voters need to know including some changes for those in the city of roanoke. good morning. not only will the virginia primaries on march 1st have big implications on the presidential race, but it will also be the first election in the city of roanoke since city council announced precinct adjustments. last november, city council unanimously voted to reduce the number of voting precincts in roanoke from 32 t

rand paul, ted cruz stepped up and really largely stole that mantle--the sort of inside washington outsider." democrat hillary a big upset against bernie sanders.clinton says "i am going to be out here making my case, answering your questions, doing everything i can to persuade you to come out and vote next tuesday." line says "sanders also isn't conceding iowa just yet. his campaign says today it will 'review' caucus results that left him in a virtual tie with clinton. in manchester, new hampshire, molly line, fox news. " former pennsylvania senator rick santorum has ended is second presidential bid.he's now endorsing senator mark rubio. he made both announcements tonight during a fox news republican presidential candidate to drop out after monday's republican caucus. people are snatching up tickets for sunday's big game- but how much does one cost? coming up-a live report from tonight...mostly cloudy. a chance of showers this evening.patchy fog. lows around 40. west winds 10 to 15 mph. gusts up to30 mph after midnight. chance of rain 30 percent..thursday...partly sunny. highs in the upper 40s. tempe

now, overnight, "washington democrat harry reid on the hill saying this is partisan if republicans are insulting ericans by blocking this vote. >>> 5:20 now. president obama will wrap up the summit in southern california with social asia leaders. the president is going to make his first trip to vietnam coming up in may. he'll be actually the third president in a row to go there since the war in even '70s. >>> a look at an eye popping rock found in angola. gem experts say it's entirely colorless. and just about flawless. the diamond weighs 404 yeah the ras. >> wow. >> well before you consider that for your wedding, it's about the size of a credit card.dyand it's worth about $200 million -- or $20 million. >> 20 million. >> hold on, $20 million, a bargain from what i originally said.to size of a credit card. >> i'll wear it. >> okay, we'll work on that. >>> ahead, the sight on the hudson that had some people rushing to take a picture of it. >>> plus, how "sports illustrated" is making this year >>> all right. 5:24 right now. a check for weather and traffic on the 4s. our friend linda vir

kenneth moton, abc news washington 3 3 senator claire mc-caskill announces she has breast cancer. the missouri democrat says she will be away from washington for three weeks for blog post, she says "it's a little scary..." but her prognosis is good and she expects a full recovery. she plans to post how she would have voted, on any matters that come before the senate while she is gone. 3 3 groundbreaking is set for this spring on a new plant that will bring 350 jobs to henderson county. linamar is partnering with swiss company george fisher to build a car parts plant in mills river. the 217-million dollar plant will be built in two phases over the next seven years. the average pay will be 47- thousand dollars. governor pat mccrory says it is important to bring good paying jobs to the mountains. 3 it's been an important part of western north carolina to have strong manufacturing. and that will also compliment the travel and tourism, retirement community and everything because we have to have industry to compliment that. to bring young people, to bring talented engineers and technical people through the a

host: diana in vancouver, washington. democrat. 51 and older. good morning to you. am a bernie sanders supporter. based on the fact that the man is honest. it is obvious when you look at his history. one thing wrong with the country is the lack of integrity. originalifies the embodiment of people who are public representatives. there used to be a system whereby they were considered people of honor. that.k he continues we are missing a lot of that. thatry clinton, by saying she is not establishment because she is female? she is doing the same thing what females happen fighting for for be recognized as individual people with merits and value. sex is not inherently necessary for what women happen fighting for. we want to be recognized as people of value, for who we are as persons. to say female makes her not part a the establishment, it is 360. she flips it the opposite way. host: john goldberg writes in "hillary is review being judged as an individual, not as a woman." feel any guilt about not voting for a woman? caller: none whatsoever. none. no guilt whatsoever. any

hour, which g-o-p candidates are coming to the upstate today. 3 3 3 happening today, house democrats in washington d-c will hold a hearing on the ongoing water crisis in flint. the city's mayor will testify. separately, michigan's governor will ask the state for nearly 200-million dollars to help solve flint's water crisis. kim hutcherson reports.... meanwhile, there could be criminal charges coming as well. 3 reporter pkg-as follows-- (mayor karen weaver/flint)"all lead pipes in the city of flint need to be replaced." flint mayor karen weaver did not mince words as she revealed her plan to fix the city's toxic water crisis. (mayor karen weaver/flint)"i'm plan. it's an estimated $55 million dollar project to remove and replace flint's residential lead pipes as quickly as possible"on wednesday, governor rick snyder will ask legislators for an additional $195 million dollars to deal with the problem --but he hasn't thrown his support behind pipe replacement yet.he'll only commit to reviewing the proposal, according to a spokesman, who said experts recommended that pipes be coated with a chemical to

washington. >>> on the democratic side, hillary clinton making moves in florida. the former secretary of state will make a campaign stop in riviera beach. thatat will happen next week on monday. before her scheduled visit, clinton's campaign office has opened up already in broward county. supporters gathered at the pompano beach location that will serve as clinton's first organizing office for the march 15th florida primary. broward is the most dememratic county in the state of florida making it an important battleground for both clinton and sanders. today, of course, as we mentioned earlier is the democratic debate, the >>> you can find extensive coverage of everybody on the campaign trail and everything going on using our nbc 6 news an weather app. everything from live results to in-depth analysis. all that right at your finger the tips. >>> 5:15 is the time. what a beautiful start to or day. on the cool side, yes. five days in a row with tempatures in the 60s for highs. this morning will be the coldest morning we've had this week. we've been able to clear out o

. >> democrats in washington, d.c. will hold a hearing on the water crisis in flint. the mayor will testify. the governor will ask the state for 200 million dollars to help solve that crisis. coming as well. >> trying a new recipe, the mixture of quinoa, spices will make this dish a favorite. idea for your lunch today. >> welcome into the carolina kitchen. sean with angel medical center is here with us. we are happy to have you in. >> we are doing something healthy. today i'll do a corn and black bean salad. it has a roasted garlic dressing. the first thing i'll do is start and some dijon mustard. mustard and some roasted garlic, which i have minced up. then it is also gets oregano. and some lemon zest. i'll take my zester and that brings a lot of lemony dressing for the flavor. >> so far, pretty simple. >> then i'll drizing in some oil. i'm using olive oil blend. the next thing i'm going to do, i have taken corn and i have roasted it. and some black beans, i just used the canned -- >> rinse them? >> yes, drained them and rinsed and then some quinoa. quinoa is healthy

democrats tonight. we know they'll have a big crowd at washington school. >> shirley: that's right, ron. here in dubuque, the democratic party is expecting a large turnout at washington middle school. doors officially opened there just moments ago. now, that caucus location consists of two precincts. they will be taking place in the auditorium and the school's cafeteria. now, eight years ago, there was some problems there, so many people showed up, some had to caucus in the hallways and on the stairs. auditorium's balcony will be used, but there might be another issue. >> the middle school doesn't have as much parking as the high school does, so the big part is people have to plan ahead to make sure that they can park and then have time to walk. there will be other activities going on at this school. there's basketball games going on here tonight, so they just need to assume that they might be parking a block or two away. >> shirley: that precinct captain says they expect about 500 people. he recommends getting there early. we've got you covered live from the th media news room in dubuque

washington. on the democratic side, former president bill clinton toured spartanburg community college. he saw first hand the work students are doing with robotics. then, he made his way to packed room at the west end community center in support of his wife, hillary clinton. bill clinton: she never gives up and she won't give up on you. she knows, if we are going to go into the future together, we have to have equaled opportunity and -- equal opportunity and inclusive communities. if that is what you want, she is your candidate. geoff: your democratic primary is saturday, february 20. myra: erica gardner is throwing her support behind senator bernie sanders for president. she appeared with him yesterday, at the universititof south carolina. she explained why she is voting for bernie sanders. >> he stood for the people, even when it wasn't popular. i also have the honor of introducing this dedicated leader and public servant. please join me and welcome a not afraid to stand against the establishment for the people, the next president of the united states, bernie sanders. [applause] geoff

one zach abc news washington and the democrats also stepping up their efforts to woo local voters coming up we'll look at how hillary clinton and bernie sanders are campaigning in hampton roads that's it for thirteen years now at five thirty thirty news now in six starts with new details about a virginia beach student who vanished more than a decade ago somebody have a voice songwriting and his mother's car and now that mother is charged with second degree murder thirteen news now has new documents in that honestly cases a reveals shocking details about slain and her son quincy davis troopers discovered the boy's roommate since lincoln struck year in hampton reporter marcella robinson has a closer look at this tragic case according to court documents investigators believe that tanya slain murdered her son quincy davis sometime between july two thousand four and july two thousand and five. that's nearly ten years before a state trooper found davis' remains at this point the circumstances surrounding his death are unclear but we do know investigators believe they have enough evidence to mo

>>reporter: you could call it a washington anomaly, democrats and republicans working together. >> i have a level of gratitude towards the republicans that are behind me. >>reporter: the legislation minimum prison terms for some nonviolent offenders. it prohibits solitary confinement for juveniles in most cases and also creates new minimum terms for domestic violence that results in murder and for those who support terror. i think sometimes we tend to treat the criminal justice system as an assembly line. >>reporter: he is with the council on human rights which backs the bill. >> the fact is that the majority of people in federal prison are there for low level, nonviolent offenses. >>reporter: she and others point to the high cost, courtesy of the u.s. taxpayer, and the negative impact incarceration has on young people. >> a lot of young people make mistakes with drugs and then by the time they are 25 or so, they grow up and they quit doing those things. but, i don't think they should have a permanent blemish on their ability to get a job or to vote. >>reporter: despite the widesprea

thanks for being with us. >> on the next "washington ahead to theook democratic caucuses in nevada. us, directorjoins of the league for united african american citizens. also, matt lewis on the republican party and how it has changed from the election of ronald reagan until today. ian swanson of the hill about a new e-book that gives a look into key moments of the obama presidency. journal live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. monday night on "the communicators," the commissionerng fcc talks about major communications issues, including the spectrum option, the net neutrality rules, and unlimited streaming of some internet providers. she is joined by john mccain and. >> we should always be evolving, improving, and always attempting to bridge gaps so people can help themselves. this is about enabling individuals to help themselves, providing them with the technological means to get in touch with a doctor so their health can improve. to have educational options when they might not have a certain course in their schools. to bridge those gaps, these divides. not just the digital

house democrats in washington d-c will hold a hearing today on the ongoing water crisis in flint -- where the city's mayor will testify. michigan's governor nearly 200-million dollars to help solve the crisis. but he hasn't thrown his support behind pipe replacement yet. flint's mayor proposed the 55-million dollar project to remove the town's residential pipes as quickly as possible. the governor will only commit to reviewing the proposal, but he says he's not necessarily opposed to the plan. "it's more a question of let's do it in an organized, thoughtful, and scientific fashion." butt with "we can't wait for that. we don't trust that. and we deserve new pipes.//butted to//i can't imagine that he would not support this plan. if he doesn't, shame on him." meanwhile, the team investigating the crisis says criminal charges of involuntary manslaughter or death due to poisoning could be filed because of misconduct in office. the water crisis in flint michigan is not only impacting resident's health, its also affecting flint's fire department. the intake valve on one of their newest trucks is

democrats. in washington, joe waldman, fox news. >> stunned since justice scalia seemed to be in the prime of his life. our thoughts and prayers are with his family and i take seriously our constitutional responsibility to fill this vacancy. >> tonight, smoke continues to fill the air in hernando county. luckily no buildings have been damaged. fire broke out on u.s. 19 in weeki wachee. as evan lambert reports. those little balls of light in the distance, that's fire. the florida forest service says that's causing all the smoke in this area as the 30 acre brush fire continues to smoulder. michelle jacoby caught a scene in the area, as a brush fire continued to spread to 30 acres. yards from a few home including her own. >> they came clear out to the road here so we were pretty worried. we couldn't get through. we had to take a back route through the woods. >> the fire burned right near the intersection of u.s. 98 and u.s. 19 just south of the citrus county line. troopers were forced to close 19 for hours because the smoke reduced visibility to next to it could be very smoky, two residents evacuate

today is the democrats turn to head to the voting booth for the primary in the palmetto state. nikole killion in washington >> palmetto primary. democratic demographics present a key test. >> being able to win the minority vote is critical for democrats. >> african aren' t dissipated to make up over half of the democratic primary voters. they could be critical for hillary clinton after losing to obama in 2008. >> he cleaned up with african-americans. obama won a huge majority in that election. african-americans -- >> we need a real fighter. reporter: bernie sanders has rolled out his own big endorsements from danny glover and spike who cut this radio ad. >> when bernie gets in the white >> hoping to chip away at clinton support. >> if bernie sanders stores it is a headache for hillary clinton. >> most show him trailing by double digits but he insists he is not writing off the state. courtis: 53 delegates are up for grabs in today' s south carolina democratic primary. john kasich blasted the tone of the presidential campaign during a town hall in nashville, tennessee. he drew a standing ovation. he question

. >> unfortunately for rand paul ted cruz stole that mantle, the inside washington outsider. >> democrat hillary clinton is hoping to pull off a big upset. >> i'm going to be out here making my case. answering your questions, doing everything i can to persuade you to come out and vote next tuesday. >> sanders is not conceding iowa just yet. his campaign said today they will review caucus results that left him in a virtual tie with clinton. in new hampshire, molly line. fox news. >> a judge in pennsylvania ruled today that bill cosby's sex assault trial can go forward. a former district attorney had granted him immunity. it moves to a prim their hearing to see if they can go to trial. he could potentially get up to 10 years in prison if he's convicted. he's also facing civil lawsuits filed by other women in massachusetts and california. >>> paying at risk youth to stay out of trouble. >> richmond gets a lot of bum wraps for a lot of things including its crime rate. >> the controversial pilot program in the bay area that's now a model for washington. >>> plus fresh powder in the sierra loo

democrats. in washington, joel waldman, fox news.ws. > an impromptu prayer vigil was held at the supreme court this u evening. we continue the coverage with alexandria exly monday. >>reporter: alex was known for being an a. the flags outside of the supreme court lowered to half staff and that group gathered just a little bit earlier tonight. the group included members ofem the church on the hill and alsod a personal friend of justice scalia. they gathered to sing and pray.. justice scalia formed part of the five to four conservative court and just hours after the news of his death politicians and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle were debating who should replace justice scalia and when that should happen and that's why this group says they were here tonight. that's part of the reason whyher they were here, to pray for our nation's future. of course, also, to pray for justice scalia and his family. he was one of the most interesting, warm, obviously intelligent, but even humerus person i've known in my life. we'll all miss him terribly, the country, i think, will miss him. not everybody liked him

you have colorado, washington, oregon, democratic state and i think they will lean bernie. >> they say they will make america great again. well in my mind that statement states an obvious question. again for whom? >> the delicate harris wanted the endorsement from the democratic party. she and orange county congressman sanchez are running for retiring senator. barbara boxer . she only needed 60%. >>> there is fierce competition among republicans. many fighting fire with fire as they go after donald trump. >> i am responding to his ridiculousness. he has a terrible spray tan. the worst i have ever seen. he can afford to get a better spray tan. we need to sue whoever did that to his face. >> this guy has a fresh mouth and he is a very nasty guy. i actually thought that us senator ted cruz was a liar but rubio is worse. thing got he has really large years. the biggest years i have ever seen. they were protecting him. i have never seen any human being sweat like this guy. >> donald trump continues to hold the lead in key states and this comes days ahead of super tuesday when voters will ca

there's a lot of central control from washington on the democratic state parties. >> reporter: democrats require every state to award delegates proportionally, in a percentage that more or less reflects their primary vote total. they've long banned the "winner- take all" approach. republicans, by contrast, take a more "federalist" approach. >> the theory behind the republican delegate selection process is that each state has a great deal of authority and autonomy in choosing its own method. >> reporter: ben ginsberg is former general counsel of the republican national committee and was an election lawyer for the campaigns of george w. bush and mitt romney. he says this year's rules are a mixed bag of proportional and winner-take-all states. >> there is a period of proportionality, in this case it's the first 14 days in march, must be states dividing up their delegates proportionally. but other than that, the states can do it pretty much any way they want to. >> reporter: if you want to see just how critical such rules can be, look back to 2008. when republican john mccain won early winne

the unexpect death of supreme court justice antonin scalia sparks a brand new debate in washington. why democratsl fight over his vacancy being filled or not. apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >>> well, it is still stupid cold. so lets take it up a notch with some snow, sleet and freezing rain. come on everybody. just hold until friday it could get up in the upper 50's. i'm going for 60. let's go for it, what do you say. >>> and then there is this. >> i'm quite confident that law students will be reading justice scalia opinions a century from now. >> supreme court justice dies unexpectly as people remembered justice scalia. debate started in washington d.c. about how to fill the vacancy. >>> and it is back to class today, yeah, ursinus college after 200 students got so sick. what officials are saying about that fast spreading, mystery big. it had them running for the rest rooms. >>> horrible. good day everybody it is monday, february 15th. most people of today off, na