weaver? i have no idea. (mccoy) her testimony that she used your gun was a lie? (weaver) yes. i am a businesswoman, mr. mccoy, not a criminal. i solve problems through negotiation and compromi. even when someone has wronged you? as a young female ceo, i have been the victim of false press reports, negative rumors, failed coup attempts. and i never take them personally, never. i don't react emotionally. or try to exact revenge. that only plays into the hands of the men that are trying to take me down. you solve disputes peacefully. is that what you're saying? i'm pragmatic, mr. mccoy, not vindictive. she doth protest a little too much. about what? about not being vindictive. you're saying you're gonna call rebuttal witnesses prove she is? i intend to prove otherwise. how? by calling every male disgruntled employee and asking them to testify that samantha weaver is the devil? what's wrong with that? it has nothing to do with the merits of this case. she made character an issue, connie, not me. character or persona? what's the difference? look, i know she's tough, but maybe it's

mayor weaver: we need service lines replaced. homes that have kids under six, pregnant women, homes identified or compromised immune systems, that' s a way to get started. the state has to step up and owned this, but this is bigger than the state as far as resources. jessica: while she is still outraged, she is also inspired. mayor weaver: there are parts of me when i drive through flint -- i am optimistic, happy. there will be better and brighter days ahead. jessica: as the finger-pointing continues over just who is responsible for the water crisis, a presidential democratic debate has been scheduled here for march. mayor weaver says that so far the only presidential candidate hillary clinton. gomes. fernando: cost of this disaster. by any measure, it could have been worse if it hadn' t been for a virginia tech professor who felt compelled to fight for the children of flint. i spoke with citizen scientist marc edwards via skype about why he took up the their cause. professor, welcome to the program. professor edwards: thank you

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can mayor karen weaver save her city? >> i' m going to talk to whoever i have to talk to. house. >> and, offense, defense and special teams. why the super bowl is the perfect pregame show for super tuesday. fernando: i' welcome to "matter of fact." new hampshire voters are making their final decisions in the nation' s first primary on tuesday as the media weighs in with endorsements. one conservative news leader in manchester made a surprising choice, backing governor chris christie for president. the publisher of the state' s largest newspaper, "the new hampshire union leader," faced repeated jabs from donald trump , who called him a "lowlife." the paper has not backed down, and today we talk to the editorial page editor grant bosse, who joins us from manchester. grant, welcome to the program. grant: fernando, great to be with you. new hampshire is getting ready for super bowl tuesday. fernando yeah, no doubt. : so, give us a picture on what' s going on, sort of the big picture. what movement are you seeing among the can

mayor weaver: i know what deserves. jessica: a cost saving measure put high levels of lead contamination into water pipes, people, among them 9000 children. mayor weaver: this has been a breakdown in government. a breakdown in oversight. then it was a cover-up. jessica: while state and federal help has arrived, as well as private donations, the city is still suffering. mayor weaver: it is really sad. if somebody wanted to move, who will want to buy their house? the property value has plummeted. jessica: mayor weaver says the city needs more than bottled water and filtration systems. mayor weaver: we need service lines replaced. homes that have kids under six, pregnant women, homes identified as high lead, those with elderly or compromised immune systems, that' s a way to get started. the state has to step up and owned this, but this is bigger than the state as far as resources. jessica: while she is still mayor weaver: there are parts of me when i drive through flint -- i am optimistic, happy. there will be better and b

compton is the type of inmate that men like stephen weaver despise.e made is clear on the camera provided by our producers. >> when i was a young kid if i told my brother i got beat for telling. we were taught in school at a young age don't be a tattle tale. nowadays they have cop shows on tv that teach these kids it's all right to tell. dial 1-800-snitch on mom and dad if they're smoking a joint on the weekend. >> though prison officials have not tied weaver to the recent assault or extortion, they have identified him as a high-ranking member of the aryan brotherhood. >> i can't get into specifics. but i'll tell you that we're strong white men. we're proud of that. >> we don't hate anybody else, but if you hit us, we hate you ten times worse. if you hurt one of us, we're going to hurt you ten times worse. >> active members rarely speak about their affiliation on camera. this time weaver made an exception. >> i lost a little bit of sleep over it. doing this interview. brothers don't normally get on camera. but i talked to a lot of my guys here. brothe

weaver? you know, i am happy to cooperate with you, but i am not prepared to give nypd an agenda of our discussion. his wife told us that he was involved in this scandal. i would call it an issue more than a scandal. congress is obviously a little bit bored right now. look, if this is what you're here to a me about, then i am going to have to insist on having attorney present. i'm sure you can understand that. okay, okay. if you could just tell us when and where you last saw mr. diln. he left my office at 5:35. he said that he was going to meet with his attorney. great. thank you. charles got here a little bit before 6:00. we discussed his testimony for about half an hour. when he left, did he say where he was going? yeah, to have a drink. where, i don't know. he looked like he needed one. why do you say that? he was the fall guy right. can you walk us through that? i can give you the basics, but i'm skirting with some privilege issues here. well, that's understandable, counselor, but your cl

(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 prevent corrosion before determining which lines should be replaced.snyder said he isn't necessarily opposed to weaver's plan(gov. rick snyder/michigan)"it's more a question of let's do it in an organized, thoughtful, and scientific fashion."but weaver pulled no punches in her response."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 for says that criminal charges could be filed.(todd floo

kristi weaver, uses waze app - "i'm not really a speeder, but its just nice to know." kristi weaver, uses waze app - "there's always that moment in your heart where its like, 'oh my goodness, there's a cop!' ok, make sure all my blinkers are working! you're just always on edge. so its just kinda nice to know, all right, look sharp, there's a cop up there." but state trooper kenn watson says speed enforcement zones are more important than you may realize. kenn watson, florida highway patrol - "you have to remember by blasting out all this information you may be helping someone who really needs to be behind bars." dangerous, violent criminals are arrested daily thanks to simple traffic stops. for example- oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh, and serial killer ted bundy were both arrested after they were pulled over. watson says these traffic apps can help these criminals get away. kenn watson, florida highway patrol - "when we're making those traffic stops, we're streets. this is something we have to remember." instead, watson suggests just obey the speed limit and let

this caucus - even held in gary and mary weaver's living room.sot - mary weaver // we're really doing it almost as a convenience for ourselves and our neighbors." for the republicans... even a third place finish is key... giving that candidate momentum... moving into new hampshire. sotmatthew dowd abc news political consultantthis has shaken the establishment. and right now, we don't know if the earthqake to the establishment is a category one or a category five ...." . and all eyes now immediately shift to new hampshire.jeb bush and chris christie weren't even here for tonight's results. they're already in the granite state -- campaigning for next week's primary.brandi hitt - abc news - des moines, iowa nine on your side will be working ovrnight to make sure and reaction on good morning tri-state starting at four-30. and you can check wcpo dot com and our mobile app at any time for the numbers as they come in. this time tomorrow night we could be dealing with powerful storms.

but weaver pulled no punches in her response."we can't wait for that. we don't trust for that. we "we can't wait for that. we don't trust deserve new pipes.//butted imagine that he would not plan. if he doesn't, shame on him." meanwhile, the team says that criminal charges could be filed."involuntary manslaughter or death that may have happened to some young person or older person because of this poisoning to misconduct in office.'i'm kim hutcherson reporting. --tag-- governor snyder declined an invitation to testify at the hearing in washington wednesday. governor snyder declined an invitation to testify at the hearing in washington wednesday we may be knee deep in snow...but spring will be here before you know it...and that means planting season. experts at the bedford county co-op say-- yield potential-- and pest resistance-- are some of the first things to consider when picking out seeds.but keep in mind- no field is the same.there are different seeds for different environmental conditions. for more information on seed placement- and where you can get help picking out ideal

sot: kristi weaver, uses waze app "i'm not really a speeder, but its just nice to know." sot: kristi weaver, uses waze app "there's always that moment in your heart where its like, 'oh my goodness, there's a cop!' ok, make sure all my blinkers are working! you're just always on edge. so its just kinda nice to know, all right, look sharp, there's a cop up there." but state trooper kenn watson says speed enforcement zones are more important than you may realize. sot: kenn watson, florida highway patrol "you have to remember by blasting out all this information you may be helping someone who really needs to be behind bars." dangerous, violent criminals are arrested daily thanks to simple traffic stops. for example- oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh, and serial killer ted bundy were both arrested after they were pulled over. watson says these traffic apps can help these criminals get away. sot: kenn watson, florida highway patrol "when we're making those traffic stops, we're pulling bad this is something we have to remember." instead, watson suggests just obey the speed li

mayor karen weaver: i'm asking right now - president obama come to flint. reporting in washington, i'm peter zampa. u-s job openings are close, to an all-time high. according to the labor department, there were 5-point-6 million unfilled jobs in december. but many u-s workers, don't have the skills for vocational training, and experts say employers are asking for too much. they're asking for things like a college degree for entry-level positions. ### a local charity was robbed this week. we're taking you inside, to show you the damage left behind. and, what this means for the organization. plus... the oregon refuge standoff, just past its 40 day mark. the conditions-- 4 protesters are pushing through. thousaequipment from a local

john weaver ( 37-45) matt borges (1:13-1:22) sot: john weaver, 5 seconds "it was a fantastic night. and we get to enjoy it for about 30 minutes and then we're flying to south carolina."vo: governor kasich's senior strategist john weaver making it clear the hard work lies further down the campaign trail but those in his party still encouraged by how kasich's message played in new hampshire....including ohio republican chair matt borges. sot: matt borges 6 seconds"the governor had a great result. i think it helped to prove that his message is connecting with voters across the country."vo: into votes in georgia, texas, arkansas, alabama, tennessee, virginia and oklahoma will take work. donald trump currently well ahead of his competitors in national polls. sot: john weaver, 7 seconds "the states that are down stream from new hampshire are not the same kind of hand to hand combat as here. they're bigger. they're more message oriented." vo: added pressure as the field is expected to narrow in the coming days and weeks.sot: matt borges, 11 seconds "we're going to see at least one fewer ca

the weavers are expecting about 80 people come caucus night... elias: we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's reena ninan and phillip mena with america's money. america's money markets election- a negative january on wall street could mean big things for the >>> good morning. topping "america's money" -- presidential election? >> the dow fell 5.5%n inuar that slow start could beig b the republicans. since the 1960s, every election year with a negative january and no incumbent running, the white house has changed parties. >>> americans chose to lighten things up at the movies this weekend. "kung fu panda 3" brought in more than three times as much in its opening weekend as "the revenant." >> $41 million compared to just $h 12 million. "star wars" was in third. >>> and burger king is uppin the ante in the burger wars. today, it's unveiling the extra long buttery cheese burger. >> it has al the standards and is extra long and drenched in buttery garlic sauce. >> i would like it if it came in a veggie burge >> butter does m

(mayor karen weaver/flint) "i'm announcing the fast start plan. it's an estimated $55 million dollar replace flint's residential lead pipes as quickly as possible" on wednesday, governor rick snyder will ask legislators for an additional $195 mllion 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 prevent corrosion before determining which lines should be replaced. snyder said he isn't necessarily opposed to weaver's plan (gov. rick snyder/michig an) "it's more a question of let's do it in an organized, thoughtful, and scientific fashion." but weaver pulled no punches in her response. "we can't wait for that. we don't trust that. and we deserve new pipes. meanwhile, the team investigating the crisis for michigan's attorney general says that criminal charges could be filed. (todd flood/special counsel) "involuntary manslaughter or death that may have happened to

the weavers are expecting about 80 people come caucus night... elias: time for another short break...but before we go let's get a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at west mixmaster [current conditions] sam says ??? he's in with central iowa's most accurate forecast next... "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the sam weather adlib: put script here in green today is going to be the calm before the storm, so if you have any errands like getting groceries you need to run, i'd get them done before the winter storm and blizzard hits tomorrow. expect mostly cloudy skies with calm and mild conditions. highs today are going to hit near 40 degrees with a very calm and gentle wind. overnight tonight we'll fall to a fairly mild low of 32 degrees as the low pressure leading to this winter storm moves in. due to temperatures being so warm across the metro and southern iowa, we are likely to see rain first becoming a wintry mix and then snow tonight through tuesday. northwest iowa will likel

when kristi weaver goes out for a drive, she keeps her eyes on the road, and her ears zeroed in on her 'waze' app. "if you're someone like me who waze is way more than a gps. it connects her to other drivers on her route, and they'll warn her of obstacles coming up- like car crashes, traffic backups... or police officers. "why is it so helpful to know that?" "i'm not really a speeder, but its just nice to know." "there's always that moment in your heart where its like, 'oh my goodness, there's a cop!' ok, make sure all my blinkers are working! you're just always on edge. so its just kinda nice to know, all right, look sharp, there's a cop up there." but state trooper kenn watson says speed enforcement zones are more important than you may realize. "you have to remember by blasting out all this information you may be helping someone who really needs to be behind bars." dangerous, violent criminals are arrested daily thanks to simple traffic stops. for example- oklahoma city bomber timothy killer ted bundy were both arrested after they were pulled over. watson says these traffic apps can

this is a mill fire happening on weaver street. we know 11 different agencies and dozens of firefighters are on the scene at this hour as it continues to burn. that smoke so thick, it's actually being picked up on the radar right now, that gives you an idea how thick it is. that smoke can be seen 20 miles north of the fall river area. we do have a live crew -- we do have a crew on the scene. we'll have a live report with stephanie coueignoux coming up in the next half hour. >> blair: by now, you've likely seen this next video, of a crash near the business center. this happened thursday with five people on board. critical condition this morning but the rest of the people are expected to survive. yesterday crews pulled that wreckage as you can see from this video from the water. the faa is now investigating what caused this crash. >> heather: there's a push that change, a lot of thor enjoy when it comes to online shopping. lawmakers will once again consider a bill to try to require online stores to collect sales tax. as justice skin

a male on weaver street -- eight a mill on weaver street. to new york officers are the gunman ran his car head-on into the police cruiser and opened fire. the shooting happened in brooklyn. to other officers had been chasing the suspect just before the shooting. both of us is ours but it to survive. the fbi is doubling the reward for capture of this brazen bank robber they called the incognito bandit. reid lamberty has a new plea for help in this case. >> the fbi has dubbed him the incognito banned it robbing banks wearing a mask, sunglasses, and a hoodie pulled over his head. the violent manner is anything but camouflage. >> he enters the bank, displays a weapon, and threatens the tellers. >> the bandit says very little to the tellers. investigators says he chooses harsh action over worse. making it known there was a gun. >> they said he is behind five area robberies, the first on september 5. the latest, less than three weeks ago. video shows him walking into the bank and immediately shoving his gun. he places it on the counter point it at

weaver is asking for support wait on michigan's governor. mayor karen weaver / flint - "... we deserve new pipes. that's the only way this community is going to be confident and people will stay here and people will come. we have to get new pipes and i cannot imagine that he gov snyder will not support this plan. if he doesn't, shame on him." flint's water supply was switched from detroit water to the flint river as a cost-saving measure in 20-14. virginia tech professor marc edwards along with tech researchers discovered the high levels of lead in the water last year. if consumed, lead can cause developmental delays and learning disabilities. duke energy will have to pay nearly 7-million dollars for pollution related to a coal-ash spill in 20-14. the department of environmental quality announced today the 6-point-6 million dollar fine is for violations surrounding the spill at the dan river power plant in eden, north carolina. the company agreed to pay 102-million dollars in fines and restitution after pleading last year. duke energy says it's reviewing the statement and wi

steven weaver is one of those inmates. but weaver's reputation for violence began before he came to prison. >> i was a member of the outlaws motorcycle club at the time that i caught my cases. if you were just to look at it on paper, you would go [ bleep ] they should never let this guy out, you know? two counts of murder, started out with. a chain saw was involved with one of them. that's kind of bloody. >> weaver's violence on the outside landed him a 60-year sentence for murder. but in prison he attempted to kill again. the victim was his cellmate who he claimed was a child molester. weaver attacked him on christmas eve. >> when i was stabbing him, i was talking [ bleep ]. i said, you feel kind of vulnerable now, don't you? he's like, yeah. i said, maybe that little girl that you raped, think she might have felt this vulnerable? i said, "your life is in my hands now." i stabbed him several times, shallow enough to not kill him, i was hoping. once again, i was making a point. >> weaver is due to be released in 2027, than

it started because mayor weaver made that bold move.rnment action, that's the thing that changed the course of how the government was responding. today, mayor weaver had done something like that again. she convened a press conference this afternoon and said she is calling for all of flint's lead water pipes to be removed and replaced. she's convening team of people headed by a retired brigadier general who will head it up. she proposed faster, cheaper method for replacing pipes. she said lansing did this to remove thousands of lines and she thinks they could do that in flint too. what karen weaver does not have is the ability to order something like this to happen. flint doesn't have the money to do it. governor snyder is in no hurry to replace the pipes. he says he wants a lot more studying done. karen weaver looks like she will get those pipes dug up by sheer force of her will. >> this must happen immediately. that's what i'm asking for. i am morally obligated to use every bit of the power and authority my office has to make flint's w

state's capital.flint's current mayor - karen weaver - is an alumna of tougaloo.the in flint by tomorrow. 3 a home owner in california wanted to pay special tribute to his late father - and the home he grew up in.he decided to do that through photographs -- ones that were big enough to cover an entire house. (courtney friel, manhattan beach, ca)(1:24) "this was no project at kinko's."(gary sweeney, owner) "no, no! i've actually done a lot of large public art pieces. it's like putting together a jigsaw puzzle, and it was actually really fun to do." (1:35)gary sweeney grew up in the house.. which his father bought back in 70 years ago for just over five thousand dollars.the home will be torn down next month to make way for a new condo complex.gary says he doesn't have any children to pass it on to.. so he's selling.gary says he's overwhelmed by the community support. it wasn't easy.he had to scan the pictures.. print them on plywood.. saw them down to size.. and install onto the outside walls.

. >> reporter: to where mary weaver is baking up a big batch of donkey bars a snack for the democrats. making a big decision smack dab in the middle of her home. one of five places left in iowa where the caucus happens in a living room. >> we have three delegates that will be coming out of this caucus. >> reporter: that means friends and neighbors will gather here and choose one of four groups to join. uncommitted. >> i think nine out of ten people are maybe 90 people out off 100 have their minds made up when they come. >> reporter: it's the fourth time the waveeavers have offered up their home for caucus. why the living room location? for small-town comfort. >> we would be driving like from our home if we went to ogden, it would be 20 miles. so, we're really doing it almost as a convenience for ourselves and our neighbors. >> reporter: the way the democrats caucus by actually

snyder says he isn't necessarily opposed to weaver's plan. >> it is more of question of lets do it inn organized, thoughtful, scientific and engineering correct fashion. >> reporter: weaver pulled no punches in her response. >> we can't wait for that, we don't trust that and we deserve new pipes. i cannot imagine that he would not support this plan, if he doesn't, shame on him. >> reporter: meanwhile the team investigating the crisis for michigan's attorney general said criminal charges could be filed. >> you know, either inn volume will try manslaughter and deaths that may have happened to some young person or older person because of this poisoning to misconduct in office. >> reporter: kim hutchinson, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> as we have been telling you all the time about crimes caught on camera but rarely like this one. this guy really was, caught on camera when he stole money from a photo the owe booth and arcade in illinois. the camera was taking his picture. he only got away with 75 bucks and his picture was so good they got a bunch of tips and, eventually he turn himself in.

its the fourth time the weavers have offered in 2008... (he got the most delegates, obama did) their pick headed to the whitehouse.. (white board) but why the living room location? for small town comfort. 1:01:51 we do it just because we're so rural, we'd be driving 20, 30 miles 1:02:05 we're doing it as a convience for us and our neighbors. the way democrats caucus... (papers) by actually moving across the room to form groups to support a candidate means nothing is left unsaid...(marker) center of attention.... and there are a lot of opinions... 56:57:02 that part makes it interesting and fun. but when a caucus is in living room... at the end of the day... they've all still got to live next to each other. 54:23:05 you know each other, may be neighbors may see each other in the grocery store, so its very civil. we're all iowa nice. reporting in rippey, nikki davidson local five news we are iowa. nikki: the caucus actually started out this way... happening in people's living rooms... but today out of 1600 total caucus locations... only five

i'm talking to jeff weaver after you.m telling you to make this case to a democratic voter who's going into the voting booth in south carolina and what is on the topped of their mind and i don't think this is unrealistic. about to nominate on the republican side. do you honestly think there's political gravity in plans not adding up in a general election? >> the issue on sand erssanders' he's going to raise money on the middle class. they all want to cut taxes for the ultra wealthy at the exclusion of the middle class. they all want to overturn the president's executive orders on immigration, all have extreme social policies that are going to take us back. the contrast with the republicans could not be clearer. >> donald trump if he comes out of this is going to come -- i don't what he's going to be, maybe he'll be pro-choice by june, maybe he'll be anti-trade deals, be more middle class tax cuts and -- he can get to your left if he wants to. >> sure, he'll try to whitewash his record. he's on the record as clear as can b

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flint mayor karen weaver wants the pipes removed right away. she announced training on removing them would begin next week. snyder wants to coat the pipes with a of removing them, but hasn't given a time frame weaver says she is moving forward with her plan to remove the lead pipes. federal regulators say a corroded pipe is what caused the oil spill on the santa barbara coast in cailfornia last may. the pipeline and hazardous materials safety administration says the spill occured in a 2-foot section of the pipe after pressure increased in the pipe when a pump was restarted. more than 140-thousand gallons of crude oil spilled into the ocean. a medical hospital in los angeles paid a 17- thousand dollar ransom after hackers disabled their computer network. hollywood presbyterian medical center says the hackers demanded the ransom of 40-bitcoins -- a nearly untraceable form of digital payment. the hospital first noticed something was wrong on february 4th. employees not to use the computers. now the question is -- did the hospital do the right thin

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so michael you just heard jeff weaver. it's pretty clear bernie sanders is going to continue doing what he's doing hitting her hard. copying his ideas. let me play something that bernie sanders said about that very issue in a tv ad that's airing in massachusetts. >> i think i saw a tv ad and i thought it was me but it turned out it was sec clinton's picture in the end. but the people of massachusetts and the people of the united states need to know the difference between hastily ad t adopted campaign rhetoric and the real record and the long held ideas of the candidates. >> does he have a point? >> i think senator sanders is clearly feeling the heat. this is a classic campaign tactic, sometimes when candidates fall behind they get nervous and scared and suddenly go on the attack. with every respect to senator sanders he doesn't have a copyright on ideas and both the senator and the secretary have been talking about the same things. and language will change. i've run for office a few times. the language will change. message

drivers like weaver won't get a ticket. and bad guys can get the justice they deserve. law enforcement agencies app because they think it can help criminals tagger and attack police officers. they are working to address these concerns. back to you. >> john rogers live in sarasota for us. thank you john. >>> i don't know if you saw the peter bernard story where we had the winds. >> incredible. >> oh my goodness. the waves are just churning out there. >> we talked rip currents. gale warnings. high surf advisories. the strong westerly winds leading to that today. surf's up today. dangerous conditions will continue probably throughout the evening hours. probably somewhat tomorrow as well with gale warnings still in place. but, winds should be a little lighter here by the end of the week. mostly overcast in sun city center. here at the lake club, a bit of a breeze coming on here. we showed the pictures earlier from clearwater beach and the winds there, over 20 miles an hour. so, you can see these are not as strong, but obviously still a windy day up here in the looking forwa

jeff weaver. we appreciate you taking the questions. want to give you a chance to respond to this. is that senator sanders in this photo? we're going to show it again at the sit-in chicago in 1962? >> today the photographer of that photo and another photo which is also bernie with the university president which is featured in our advertising came forward and said he took the foe itos and that is in fact bernie sanders in those photos. >> so the campaign confident despite the fact you have this research done that showed a different name in the caption that this is indeed him? >> i think there was some confusion at one point by some relatives of somebody else. but the photographer himself, who took the actual picture said that is bernie sanders. i was there. he named other people in the room. we're 100% confident given that that that is him. >> you stand by the ad. i want to ask you about another topic. this is something that senator sanders said in the debate last night and it has gotten a lot of attention. when he told secretary clinton

the weavers are expecting about 80 people come caucus night... candidates were sprinkled through the hawkeye state today trying to sway voters their way. and there was even time for some fun as we get very close to serious event. abc's david wright has the story. "nats here in iowa, the circus is in town. and, as advertised? nats i'm donald trump and i approve this message? ? it's the greatest show on earth. nats politicians channeling pop stars. nats huckabee adele parody hello, sioux city? ? taking pot shots at ducks. nats or each other. nats (attack ad) there's even an iowa caucus musical nats it a high-calorie process. it starts with meat on a stick at the state fair. and often comes down to the pizza ranch strategy. this normally quiet farm state plants corn every year. but every 4 years, a bumper crop of candidates. tomorrow is harvest day. david wright, abc news, des moines . " jack: your local election headquarters is local 5 news. election we'll be live from caucus central during our midday, 5 and 6 o'clock news. then, expert analysis an

the mayor of flint --- karen weaver --- says she has been working with governor snyder... the two officials have been holding weekly meetings ... though she says the state is not doing enough to help. weaver says: "we've had enough of them telling us what's best for the city of flint and so that was why i put a plan forward.(on-cam tag) a new law may now prevent the same crisis from happening in another u-s city. house lawmakers approved legislation giving the e-p-a more authority to notify the public if lead levels in any water 3 3 ((walter a california city is thinking about putting cameras in this dog park... after finding thousands of thumbtacks. pet owners started seeing the tacks about 3 weeks ago... and even after picking up bags and bags up. the tacks were found on the ground... in water bowls... and in a nearby stream where dogs cool off. unfortunately... 2 dogs have been rushed to vet after eating the thumbtacks. officials say there is at least one person of interest in the case. 3 3 (jen to our south, the snake roundup is going great. fish and wildlife tweeted w

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weaver is backing up a donkey bars a snack for the democrats. making a big decision smack dab in the middle of her home. one of five places left in iowa where the caucus happens in a living room. >> we have three delegates that will be coming out of this caucus. >> reporter: that means friends and neighbors will gather here and choose one of four groups to join. clinton, sanders, o'malley or uncommitted. it's the fourth time the weavers have offered up their home for caucus. why the living room location? for small-town comfort. >> we would be driving like from our home if we want to ogden, it would be 20 miles. so, we're really doing it almost and our neighbors. >> reporter: to form groups to support a candidate means nothing is left unsaid. political differences are actually the center of attention and there are a lot of opinions. >> but that part makes it interesting. >> reporter: but when a caucus is in a living room at the end of the day, they still all got to live next to each other. >> they may be neighbors, we may see each other in the gr

(yes we're very excited) to where mary weaver is baking up a bars"... a democratic snack... for the democrats that will be making a big decision smack her home. nikki: this is one of only five places left living room. (we have three delegates that will be coming out of this caucus) that means friends and neighbors will gather here... and choose one of four groups to join... clinton... sanders...o'malley... or uncommitteed. i think 9 out of 10, 95% of people have their minds made up when they come arleady. its the fourth time the weavers have offered their home up for a caucus location... in 2008... (he got the most delegates, obama did) their pick headed to the whitehouse.. (white board) but why the living room location? for small town comfort. we do it just because we're so rural, we'd be driving 20, 30 miles 1:02:05 we're doing it as a convience for us and our neighbors. the way democrats caucus... (papers) by actually moving across the room to form groups to support a candidate means nothing is left unsaid...(marker) political differences are actually the center of attent

it's the fourth time the weavers caucus. why the living room location? for small-town comfort. >> we would be driving like from our home if we want to ogden, it would be 20 miles. so, we're really doing it almost as a convenience for oustrselves and our neighbors. >> reporter: to form groups to support a candidate means nothing is left unsaid. political differences are actually the center of attention and there are a lot of opinions. >> but that part makes it interesting. >> reporter: but when a caucus is in a living room at the end of the day, they still all got to live next to each other. >> they may be neighbors, we may see each other in the grocery store, so it's all very civil. >>> folks, that's what making news in america this a memorial today for the family killed in a murder suicide in chesapeake. as the mystery behind a murder suicide continues to unravel he walked out of prison a free man but now a navy sailor convicted in connection to his friend's murder faces new charges in the same case it is monday morning is four thirty this a certain new

. >> weaver did not mix words as she -- >> i'm announcing the fast start plan. it's an estimated $55 million project to remove and replace flint's residential led pipes as quickly as possible >> on wednesday, governor rick snyder will ask legislatures for an additional $195 million to deal with the problem. but he hasn't thrown his support behind pipe replacement yet. he'll commit to reviewing the proposal according to a spokesman who are coated with a chemical to prevent erosion before determining which lines should be replaced. snyder says he isn't proposed to weaver's plan. >> it's more of a question of doing it in an organized, scientific and engineering correct passion. >> weaver pulled no punches in her response. >> we can't wait for that. we don't trust that and we deserve new pipes. i cannot emergency that he would not support this plan. if he doesn't, shame on him. >> meanwhile, the team investigating the crisis for michigan's attorney general says criminal charges could be filed. >> the involuntary manslaughter or death that may have happened to a youn

snyder says he isn't necessarily opposed to weaver's plan. >> it is more a question of let's do it in organized, thoughtful, scientific, and engineering correct fashion. >> weaver pulled in punches in her response. >> we cannot wait for that. we don't trust that. we deserve new pipes. i cannot imagine that he would not support this plan. if he doesn't, shame on him. >> reporter: meanwhile team investigating the christ fridays michigan eastern general says criminal charges could be filed. >> you know, involuntary manslaughter and deaths that may have happened to some younger person or older person because of this poisoning to misconduct in office. >> reporter: kim hutchinson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead this morning where you can get designer wedding dresses for less than $300, um-hmm, that is coming up. >>> and a local fourth grader is holding a valentines day bake sale but she's not keeping money, proceeds go to something much sweeter and closer to her heart. hear her story and find out on you you you you you can help in this weeks brotherly love. >>> katie, temperatu

it's the fourth time the weavers have offered up their home for caucus. why the living room location? for small-town comfort. >> we would be driving like from our home if we want to ogden, it would be 20 miles. so, we're really doing it almost as a convenience for oustrselves and our neighbors. >> reporter: to form groups to support a candidate means nothing is left unsaid. political differences are actually the center of attention and there are a lot of opinions. >> but that part makes it interesting. >> reporter: but when a caucus is in a living room at the end of the day, they still all got to live next to each other. see each other in the grocery