the wreath was sent directly from the whitehouse. harrison was born on february 9th, 1773. let's give you a live look downtown right now... a cool night ahead, live wx tease creighton announce

thank you. >> senator whitehouse? >> mr. chairman, i'll put my statement on the record so we don't go on too great length. we have two panels ahead of us still. but while senators portman and ayotte are here, i wanted to thank them for the terrific work they did as original co-authors of this bill. senator klobuchar and i are very grateful. so, i thank them. but i also want to particularly thank senator hatch and senator graham, who were the first two committee sponsors on the majority side for this bill, and they've helped make sure that we have this hearing today. and i want to just make a record of how important senator hatch and senator graham have been to getting us to this point in addition, of course, to the chairman himself, who made the call. so, thank you very much, and whatever else i'll add to the record. >> okay. senator tillis and then senator klobuchar. >> thank you, mr. chair. i'll be brief. to my colleagues, thank you for being here and thank you for your work on this. and, senator ayotte, a special thanks t

according to the whitehouse, the visit will happen in may. the announcement was made monday after the president met with vietnam's prime minister at a summit with southeast asian leaders in california. obama's visit will be a side trip while he's in the region for the group of seven summit in japan. he will become the third straight president to visit the southeast asian nation. bill clinton visited in 2000, followed by george w bush in 2006.### still ahead in your wsls ten consumer watch ... a new study about the link between eating fish during pregnancy... and childhood obesity. what researchers are now to a wsls ten consumer watch. a new study suggests pregnant women who eat fish more than three times a week could put their children at risk for obesity. a study conducted by researchers at the university of crete, greece analyzed data from more than 26-thousand pregnant women. they followed up with the children age 6. the study found pregnant women who ate fish more than three times per week gave birth to children with higher body mass inde

as the road to whitehouse heats up. democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders is in norfolk today. he's expected to talk about criminal justice, college affordability and getting big money out of politics. meanwhile, former president--- bill clinton--- comes to the commonwealth tomorrow. he will be making stops in northern virginia.. and richmond to campaign for his wife hillary. he is expected to lay out what's at stake during this election.. and why hillary clinton is the only candidate to break down barriers holding virginians back. tuesday... march first. # still ahead on wsls ten at noon ... this year marks the 30-the anniversary for the popular film --- "ferris bueller's day off." what a chicago festival is doing to honor the movie. plus ... selifes have been around awhile... how one company is using the popular photo to cut down on fraud. # today: rain showers with afternoon temperatures in tonight: rain showers with temperatures in the upper 30s wednesday: heavy rain with a few storms .flooding possible.hig

(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) political differences are actually the center of attention.... and there are a lot of opinions... support a candidate means nothing is left unsaid...(marker) political differences are actually the center of attention.... 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. stephanie: the caucus actually started out this way... happening in people's living rooms... but today out of 1600

i thank senators whitehouse and grassley for working with me on this legislation in you ar our i hope we'll soon see its passage here in the senate. but one authorization bill by itself is not going to -- on addiction is not going to end the deaths that we're seeing in rural america and urban america. we need a significant commitment of targeted funding to implement this bill. senator sha shaheen's $600 milln provides those resources. i'm proud to be a cosponsor of that legislation as well. you know, mr. president, this is right now your state, my state, and the other 48 states -- right now. we passed larger emergency supplemental bills to address swine flu and ebola. passage -- we didn't have ebola in our country, but we passed emergency supplemental bill to address that. we need to address what we have right here within our country today, because swine flu and ebola present the far, far fewer health risks to our communities. we need to take this challenge just as seriously. the bill we're considering today has received strong bipartisan support, deservedly so. but i hope that all th

experts say it was that win here...that fueled the rest of obama's march to the whitehouse. for secretary clinton, she does not want it to be a game changer. she has a double digit lead and she wants to maintain that. if she does maintain a double digit lead and wins by that margin, then she will prevent south changer. more than 5000 bernie sanders supporters showed up at the bon secours wellness arena in greenville sunday... it's a significant turnout...says graben...in a race where where the senator has gained ground on secretary clinton. if he pulls off the upset, it will be huge for the sanders campaign. polls show clinton up an average 24 points over sanders in south carolina but the latest cnn crc poll breaks down the key african american vote... it shows 34 percent of likely black democratic voters have yet to make up their mind.... leaving room for the sanders for graben...h confident i hiscandidates....and the potential for a ro voter turn out this saturday i think we will h pretty good turt,ecseng clinton/scontest is isr contest. in greenville, 7s nearly 740 thouun

the race for the whitehouse tightens as rand paul and rick santorum suspend their campaigns for the republican presidential nomination. today in new hampshire... democratic and republican presidential hopefuls hit the campaign trail hard before the primaries ... now just 6 days away. tonight ... hillary clinton and bernie sanders will field questions during a televised forum with a formal debate scheduled for tomorrow. the next g-o-p debate is saturday. a recent roanoke college political poll places democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders in the lead ... for virginia voters. the poll interviewed more than 500 voters in the commonwealth during the third week of january. it shows potential democratic presidential republican donald trump. the poll shows she's statistically tied with republican hopefuls ted cruz and marco rubio. bernie sanders gets the highest favorable rating with 40-percent ... followed by clinton. donald trump has the lowest favorable rating ... with just 22- percent. a virginia senator's bill to eliminate "loyalty oaths" passes the senate privileges and elections commit

experts predict his bid for the whitehouse could be over. i'm todd quinones... we'll see you back here next week for . some people are now banned from the popular dating app 'tinder' after using it to stump for bernie sanders. two women say they sent as many as 60 messages a day to users to convince them to vote for the democratic presidential candidate by asking them if they.. quote.. feel the bern. one woman says she got a lot of interesting responses.. but nothing that resulted in an actual date. we're following a developing story out of taiwan.. which has been rattled by a 6.4 magnitude earthquake. some of the damage.. which includes several buildings that collapsed in the shaking. there are 3 confirmed deaths so far.. along with at least 154 hospitalized. search and rescue teams are now trying to reach anyone who could be trapped in the rubble. (steve adlib over chopper) week with another hit. dow down 212 nasdaq down 146 sp500 down 35 all of the big local gaming all of the big local gaming stocks were also off today. boyd gaming had the roughest session..

support behind the bill- from the white house and democratic sponsors like rhode island senator whitehouse. he says it's like kind of support that can get this to the presidents desk- he says as soon as next month. reporting in washington i'm kellie meyer. kolo 8 news now pillar partner, join together northern nevada works to fight the substance abuse problem right here in washoe county. if you want more information about fighting substance addiction in our community, go to kolo cares dot com. happening today... the r-t-c is inviting you to an open house for the southeast connector project. the event starts at 11 this morning and will go on until 7 p-m. airport plaza hotel. that's located at 1981 terminal way. the open house will include phase one and two of the project and you'll get the opportunity to meet the project team. it will also include information about how the southeast connector will benefit our region. the southeast connector will link sparks to south reno finished in late 2017. the virinia street bridge is nearing completion. planning to celebrate the 18.2-million dollar pro

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. >> the whitehouse says that won't happen this week with congress on eak. with flags at half-staff, we've mentioned. >> if there's an up-and-down votet should be based on the history how president obama selects justices. >> we will see unlimited aworgs on -- aworgs -- aworgs -- abortion on demand throughout this country. >> we need a conservative person. >> democrats insist the country should not have to wait for nearly a year for the next president to decide. >> we have a president. he was elected. he has the right to nominate another supreme court justice. >> i don't think the public will look kindly on republican actions to try to thwart what he is supposed to be able too. >> reporter: republicans are not just battling the president and >> florida international university holding an on campus voter rerestration until 2:00 today. one month from today, florida will be holding its presidential election primary next month. you can find extensive coverage on the nbc news and weather app. everything from live results and in-depth analysis right at your fingers

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came to was in thender whitehouse for two of those years. i worked with those people and we were friends. i believe that i have maintained and many of these folks have come accustomed to washington. they began to express that it is part of the culture. they are now lobbyists making half $1 million a year. they no longer have the fire and energy that we all used to have when we came there. people.dislike those they were friends of mine and i would say they are friends of mine now. they are out of touch though. out this possibility that if i win this nomination, i will sit down and talk with them. i will keep the door open to my campaign to anyone who does not slam the door to us. punitive.ive is not it is to broaden the base. when i was young, richard nixon and i put together over six we got 49t we put -- states and 60% of the votes. we all know what happened at watergate. i helped ronald reagan put state, 60%49 victory. that is what i'm looking for any future. to do that, we have to open the party. we have to bring in the working-class folks

hillary clinton already knows her way around the whitehouse. the former first lady to bill clinton - is making her second bid for the presidency. the 68-year-old grandmother - has served as senator of new york - and worked as lawyer and professor. the yale law graduate - was an attorney on the congressional committe that investigated president nixon. clinton says she will reform campaign finance rules - and set goals for solar and wind power - to protect the environment. hillary calls for a criminal justice overhaul - more body cameras - and fewer private prisons.a vocal advocate against gun violence - clinton promises to beef up background checks.on healthcare - clinton says she'll advance the affordable care act - and push for paid family and medical leave. hillary also says she'll fight for full federal equality for minorities and l-g-b-t americans. hillary clinton "this kind of discimination goes against everything we stand for in this country. i'm running for president to stand up."bill wadell, wfxr news. hillary clinton plans to open a ca

senator sheldon whitehouse. thanks for your time together.nk you. >> that is "all in" for this evening. tomorrow night we're on earlier, catch us at 7:00 p.m. eastern instead of 8:00. at 8:00, chris matthews, my colleague, will host a special "hardball" college tour with the one and only bernie sanders. tomorrow night, "all in" one hour earlier. set the alarm on your iphone now. "the rachel maddow show" starts now in its regular hour. good evening, rachel. now. "the rachel maddow show" starts now in its regular hour. good evening, rachel. >>> we're trying to keep everybody on their toes this year. skipping around. you might see us at any time. >> you never know. >> at some point we're going to be broadcasting from under people's beds. hey, it's time! thanks, my friend. and thanks to you at home for joining us this particular hour. it's nice to see you. if marco rubio or ted cruz goes all the way this year, either of them would make history as the first ever latino presidential candidate for a major political party. that would be a huge deal.

earlier this monthfr whitehouse and intelligent officials met with tech industry leaders.eir agenda was the use of social media by terrorist groups. encryption is another concern for law enforcement as companies who is getting the government back to access. i'm pleased to have scott malcolmson at this table for the first time. welcome. >> thank you. thank for having me. >> rose: trace for us how the internet began. and how it was in a sense tied into the intelligence and military issues. >> well, it's a story that's usually traced to the period after the second world war and particularly into the 1960's and the cold war. what i do is i take it a little bit earlier because really computing itself came out of the war time experience of world war i really at that time. thomas edison had a line of an interview in the "new york times" where he said killing men in war is a scientific proposition. and that was a realization that -- >> rose: he meant by that what? >> well he was thinking in particular of chemical war. which was characteristic of the first world war when the german

the wreath was sent directly from the whitehouse. harrison was born on february 9th, 1773. let's give you a live look downtown right now... a cool night ahead, live wx tease creighton announce we ch ch ch bu ul sl yo yo he so on ri ul kn sunny to partly cloudy skies. clouds will thicken up a bit overnight but morning lows drop into the mid/upper 20s. expect more sunshine for both saturday and sunday with highs in the mid and upper 40s. our next weather maker shows up late sunday in the form of a cold front. initially temps will be warm enough for rain, but colder air filtering in will provide the rain and snow showers through in the upper 30s. even colder air arrives for tuesday and snow showers and the 20s. amy 2shot don't forget we're always on fox19.com... final quarter is sot "mobile squeezeback" joe and jeremy 2shot bam/gfx joe you found the right spot for the first place to see joe you found the first place to see joe you found the right spot for the february is huge for us. all our handcrafted classic footlongs are just $6 each. the media is going a little crazy. "su

. >> hillary clinton and donald trump now each boast two wins in the race for the whitehouse.udience: hillary, hillary, hillary! >> clinton sounding question dent and taking sweet 16. >> we need more than a plan for the big banks. the middle-class needs a raise, and we need more jobs. >> u.s.c. voters cementing donald trump as the outsider, now firmly on the inside track. >> there is nothing easy about running for president. it is tough, it is nasty, it is mean, it is vicious. when you win, it is beautiful. >> long lines to vote in both states reflecting a heavy turn-out. ted cruz and marco rubio both with strong performances. >> thank you, south carolina. >> after another poor showing, even emotional jeb bush called it quits. >> tonight i am suspending my campaign. yes, yes. thank you. >> in nevada, bernie sanders emphasizing he narrowed a big gap with clinton. >> five weeks ago we were 25 oints behind in the polls. >> sanders has always been trailing here in south carolina. democrats will vote here in next saturday. abc news, columbia, south carolina. >> and new tonight in s

whitehouse. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. leahy: mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. mr. franken: thank you, mr. president. i rise today to discuss the widespread and harmful impact of forced arbitration, mandatory arbitration. last november "the new york times" published a three-part investigative series on the pervasive use of forced arbitration, or mandatory arbitration, which i would recommend to every member. mandatory arbitration is a privatized system of justice that corporations rely on when their customers or workers seek justice for being cheated or injured or mistreated. this series in "the new york times" while shocking, illustrated something that i've been saying for a long time, that mandatory arbitration agreements, forced arbitration agreements which are often buried in the fine print of employment and service contracts severely restrict americans' access to justice by stripping consumers and workers of their legal rights and insulating corporations from liability. from nursing home contracts and emplo

senator whitehouse. >> dr. king, welcome. i'm glad you're here, and i intend to support your nomination. but i want to -- well, first let you know, behind you how well your daughters are doing through the tedium of this hearing. >> thank you. >> and second, channel a bit what i hear from my teachers in rhode island. i worked very, very hard on the middle school piece that's in the ssa and on the innovation schools piece with literally years of work with educators to try to get those pieces as good as they could be. and in that process i spent a lot of time listening and learning. and some of the things that i learned are that the classroom teachers don't have a lot of faith in the education oversight machinery. they very often see it as propagating a jargon cycle, where people come and offer the latest jargon to them for their classrooms, and then after a couple years when the jargon gets stale they go back to other conferences and bring back new jargon and after you've seen rinse and repeat a few times, it becomes to look pr

hillary clinton already knows her way around the whitehouse. the former first lady to bill clinton - is making her second bid for the presidency. the 68-year-old grandmother - has served as senator of new york - and worked as lawyer and professor. the yale law graduate - was an attorney on the congressional committe that investigated president reform campaign finance rules - and set goals for solar and wind power - to protect the environment. hillary calls for a criminal justice overhaul - more body cameras - and fewer private prisons.a vocal advocate against gun violence - clinton promises to beef up background checks.on healthcare - clinton says she'll advance the affordable care act - and push for paid family and medical leave. hillary also says she'll fight for full federal equality for minorities and l-g-b-t americans. hillary clinton "this kind of discimination goes against everything we stand for in this country. i'm running for president to stand up."bill wadell, wfxr news. hillary clinton plans to open a campaign office here in roanoke

(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 happen in peoples homes. right now there are about 120 voters registered in

working with sheldon whitehouse in rhode island, this is hitting rhode island. or amy klobuchar in minnesota. this is hitting so many different places in our country. that's why i know senator markey from massachusetts, is concerned about this. and senator manchin who was on the floor earlier, from west virginia, this is about our quality of life in this country and ability for people to live full lives and about our public safety and about our children, most of all. just a headline from "the union leader" over this weekend, "fentanyl, other drugs suspected in three manchester deaths." we had three deaths in new hampshire in our largest city, within 24 hours, and that was from a combination of heroin and fentanyl, those three deaths. so we lost, according to assistant fire chief daniel goonan, in just 24 hours, these overdoses claimed the lives of a 23-year-old man in manchester, a 29-year-old woman, and a 34-year-old man just in a 24-hour period. in fact, what our first responders are seeing, i did a ride-along with the manchester fire department. i saw. i was

u-s and havana, and ten flights daily from nine other new numbers are out - in the race for the whitehouse. next at ten thirty - who is leading in the polls - before the next big primary. plus - john kasich is slipping in the polls - after his second place finish in new hamphire. we take a closer look - at the ohio governor's campaign and plan for the candidates are crisscrossing the state of south carolina ... ahead of this saturday's republican primary. and with an average of recent polls showing ted cruz just trailing behind frontrunner donald trump ... the war between the two is now escalating ... peter doocy reports. :09 - :11:12 - :19:40 - :54 1:08 - 1:171:18 - 1:36 after repeatedly clashing during last weekend's debate in south carolina ... the war of words between donald trump and ted cruz is clearly not letting up ... trump says: "never seen a human being lie so much ..."// butted to // cruz says: "he cannot be trusted to nominate conservatives to the court, given that for 60 years of his life he described himself as very pro-choice ..." this, while the front-runner unleashes new

time is running out for presidential candidates in the race for the whitehouse. how the hopefuls are preparing for the next big night...super tuesday. plus... the real housewives of waukee are in town. two cast members joins us to talk about how the show gives a local twist on the popular "real housewives" reality donald trump easily claimed victory last night following caucuses. it's the frontrunner's third straight win in the republican presidential race. now, the battle for second place.. providing the only drama overnight on the republican political front. nbc's hallie jackson reports. it's yet another trump triumph... "now we're winning, winning, winning!" and - a sweeping one - donald trump - taking the top spot age group over 30, with evangelicals. trump: "we won the evangelicals, won with highly educated. won with poorly educated, i love the poorly educated!" a three-peat - for trump - time running out - for his rivals to stop him. trump: : "it's going to be an amazing two months. we might not even need the two months, folks, to be honest." over at ted cr

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i want to bring in mark whitehouse. how did all of that debt happen?s an illustration of how capital flows work in a integrate world. when the fed and ecb the wood rates, this drove a lot of lending outside of the u.s. and euro area. nearly $13 billion worth in september. a little more than that, half of that, is bank loans. in rest is -- the rest is debt securities, which may also be on balance sheets. alix: you call this the precursor to a financial crisis. can you draw the line for us? mark: when the lending is happening, it looks like a win-win. the borrowers get lower rates than they would in their own currencies. but the currency risk is all on the borrower. now with many currencies falling against the dollar and the euro, we are seeing what that means. cost ofl currency paying that debt is going up, which tends to trigger defaults, debt downgrades. see here brazil, russia, turkey had the most exposure to that. mark: as a share of gdp, yes. it also complicates the fed's job. alix: so what does this mean for the fed? mark: when they raise rates, t

have this kind of bipartisan the white house and democratic sponsors like rhode island senator whitehouse. he says it's like kind of support that can get this to the presidents desk- he says as soon as next month. reporting in washington i'm kolo 8 news now pillar partner, join together northern nevada works to fight the substance abuse problem right here in washoe county. if you want more information about fighting substance addiction in our community, go to kolo cares dot com. if you've shopped at pier one imports recently, listen up. the company is recalling these "capella island swivel dining chairs." the base can apparently break, creating a fall hazard. if you own this chair you should stop using it immediately. you can return it to any pier-one store for a full refund or merchandise credit. we've posted information about the recall at kolo-tv-dot- com. just click on hot topics.### some good news when it comes to your next flight. to a 6 year low. transportation ticket prices fell by more than 6-percent in the third quarter of 20- 15. the average price is now about 372-dollars. so w

(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) political differences are 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. stephanie: the caucus actually started out this way... happening in people's living rooms... but today out of 1600 total caucus locations... only five happen in peoples homes. right now there are about 120 v

the whitehouse and others made decisions that services had to live with. in terms of the army and navy fighting in the mekong delta and elsewhere, they did their job with dedication, courage, and sacrifice. i am ready to answer questions. i have enjoyed speaking with you. [applause] >> when the chinese and russians were shipping supplies from cambodia back into vietnam, was that one of the reasons the americans went in start bombing cambodia? >> it was. it seemed ludicrous that we allowed -- i mean, there were soviet freighters going right through our fleet. the seventh fleet was off north vietnam. russian freighters were going back and forth loaded with trucks of surface to air missiles and we did not do anything about it because it was international waters. the johnson administration, nixon administration, had decided we cannot stop that otherwise will will get involved with the war with the soviet union and china. nixon later stopped that when he had the blockade. that was late in the war. we knew they were coming in through there. it grew importance, a

. >>> it's tuesday, february 9th, the road to the whitehouse swings through new hampshire today. >> presidentialandidates swing across the state in the first primary election. >>> let's get right to a fox news alert. the first votes have been counted at midnight in the new hampshire primaries. >> residents in dixville notch showed up and they are in a

this was a great amendment led by senators crapo, whitehouse, risch, booker, hatch, kirk and durbin. voiced our strong support for carbon capture and utilization storage technologies thanks to an idea from senators heitkamp, capito, booker, whitehouse, manchin, blunt and franken. and we have reaffirmed the need for consistent federal policies that recognize the carbon neutrality of forest biomass. this was an effort that was championed by senators collins, klobuchar, ayotte, king, franken, daines, crapo and risch. you don't often see, mr. president, these large groups of senators coming together in a way that we have seen on this bill. some would look at the names that i just read off and say i didn't know they had anything to work on. but these issues have brought them together. this has truly been a team effort with members reaching out to one another, lining up behind each other's ideas, working with senator cantwell and i to ensure their adoption. and the best proof of that is simple review of our bill. right now the energy policy modernization act includes priorities sponsored o

(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 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 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. lukas the caucus actually started out this way... happening in people's living rooms... but today out of 1600 total

>>> it's tuesday, february 9th, the road to the whitehouse swings through new hampshire today. >> presidential candidates swing across the state in the first primary election. >>> let's get right to a fox news alert. the first votes have been counted at midnight in the new hampshire primaries. >> residents in dixville notch showed up and they are in a three-way tie. >> donald trump, ted crews and john sayic are tied neck and neck. >> we're live in manchester with the latest in the republican race. molly, good morning. >> good morning, leah. as you mentioned, a few of those towns to the north have already cast their ballots, the rest begin early this morning, some polls opening at 6:00 a.m., the republicans like the democrats were out there working very hard yesterday. the final push the get out the vote effort to pull in those supporters. the republicans pulled in all the stops in their final pleas to get out that vote. >> tomorrow, you have to get out and you have to vote no matter what. >> if you are sick, if you are really like, you can't move, you're close to death, your doctor tells you i

support behind the bill- from the white house and democratic sponsors like rhode island senator whitehouse. he says it's like kind of support that can get this to the presidents desk- he says as soon as next month. reporting in washington i'm kellie meyer. kolo 8 news now pillar partner, join together northern nevada works to fight the substance abuse problem right here in washoe county. if you want more information about fighting substance addiction in our community, go to kolo cares dot com. happening today... the r-t-c is inviting you to an open house for the event starts at 11 this morning and will go on until 7 p-m. its taking place at the airport plaza hotel. that's located at 1981 terminal way. the open house will include phase one and two of the project and you'll get the opportunity to meet the project team. it will also include information about how the southeast connector will benefit our region. the southeast connector will link sparks to south reno and is expected to be finished in late 2017. the virginia street bridge is nearing completion. the city of reno is planning to cel

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(he got the most delegates, obama did) their pick headed to the whitehouse.. (white board) but why the living room location? 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 form groups to support a candidate means nothing is left unsaid...(marker) political differences are actually the center of attention.... and there are a lot of opinions... 56:57:02 that part makes 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. elias: the caucus actually started out this way... happening in people's living rooms... but today out of 1600 total caucus locations... only five happen in peoples homes. right now there are about 120 rural district number three... the weavers are ex

support for carter in capturing utilization storage technologies thanks to an idea from senator whitehouse, mansion and franken and we reaffirmed the need for consistent federal policies that recognize carbon neutrality of forest biomass, an effort championed by senators collins, king, franken, crapo and rich. you don't often see these large groups of senators coming together in a way that we have seen under this bill. some would look at the names and that i read, that they had anything to work on but these issues broadened together. this has truly been a team effort with members reaching out to one another, lining up behind each other's ideas. working to ensure their adoption. the best proof of that is a simple review of our bill. energy policy modernization acting clouds priorities sponsored or co-sponsored by 62 members of the senate. when was the last time we saw that level of cooperation and collaboration. 62 members. more in three fifth of the senate contributed something to this energy bill and when done processing the amendments we are not done with that. my staff and the staff of

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yes that's a big reveal coming up later nicholas is still to come the movie that sparked a whitehouse petition will tell you where fans want to see a breaking news out of hampton told the man was found shot in the car about forty five minutes ago we learned that man died. these are live pictures of the sea right now still a heavy police presence in that area will have an update in just a few something is just fundamentally broken when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison terms, for doing the same thing that whites do. ...when too many encounters with law enforcement end tragically. we need investments in education, health care and jobs, to counter generations of neglect. we have to face up to the hard truth of injustice i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. this seasoned jumbo popcorn chicken is great! why do you think they call it "seasoned"? i think because it is. oh, like it has life experience. like it went backpacking through europe, figured itself out, knows the world. i think it's because it doesn't need sauce. th

route the president rig might go is an older route which is naming a united states senator, sheldon whitehouserhode island, might put a little different kind of pressure on republican colleagues. it used to be fairly common to nominate united states senators to the supreme court. hasn't been since the truman administration, but there's a lot of history there. >> if the president were to nominate a senator, i still think republicans would balk, but it would make them think maybe for five minutes. >> yeah. >> you know, before they did. aren't there any other nominees that have been vetted, though, from last time around? >> you know, meritt garland on the d.c. circuit. but presidents also like younger nominees now. and he is into his 60s. there is a whole crop of obama nominees to the circuit courts who have been serving for some time. jane kelly from iowa. chuck grassly's home state. chuck grassly was a big supporter of hers. there are several judges out in california on the ninth circuit. but it's hard to think there is anyone who would even get a vote in the current united states senate. >> th

also china's manufacturing is once again in focus, but there is a great chart coming from mark whitehouseit is india we should be more worried about. maybe it is brazil. unsurprisingly, brazil is leading the chart, but corporate leverage -- the amount companies for eachwing dollar -- brazil is where we should be most concerned. they have the most abou amount f leverage. you've got continued weakening, but it is also across the board with the emerging markets having the most in more than a decade. you have to keep on going down until you find china and turkey. maybe we are starting to worry about the wrong types of countries. if you're borrowing from a corporate perspective, brazil $1.61 of top at debt for every dollar of equity. down even lower if you -- turkeyo account and china have a substantial amount of cash. they are putting that cash to work, but it could help repay the debt. jonathan: it's a surprise that china is so low. interesting,it is given where rates expectations are. caroline, thank you. jonathan: the oil slump hits home in nigeria as a nation reaches $3.5 billion in loans

so have senators whitehouse, kirk, portman, and others. another good idea is common sense in terms of changing medicare part-d and medicare advantage. this legislation has been introduced by senator pat toomey of pennsylvania. the bill is called the stopping medication abuse and protecting seniors act. that's it. stopping medication abuse and protecting seniors. it allows part-d and medicare advantage plans to lock in patients to a single prescriber, a single pharmacy for their opioid pain medicine. this is going to do a couple things. it's going to deal with the issue of doctor shopping. that's when a patient goes to multiple providers to get duplicate prescriptions if they become addicted. many private insurance companies already do this, and so does medicaid. so we should allow and encourage medicare to do it as well. these are all ideas with bipartisan support in the senate. they're examples of ways that democrats and republicans are working together to help americans who need help, who deserve help. the abuse of prescription drugs and

. >> if you're sitting at the whitehouse or the state department, this election is not likely to changes -- iran's policy or animosity towards the united states. it's not likely to make iran a tolerant democratic state. if you live in tehran, this can moderately improve your quality of life. and the expert assembly election is important as well because they theoretically have responsibility for choosing the next supreme leader. so with the current supreme leader is 67 year 76 years old. if he dies they could have a role selecting his successor. >> woodruff: what should we expect to see tangibly there. does this mean the hard-liners have somewhat less influence. >> well the supreme leader and the revolutionary guards remain pretty firmly entrenched. iran remains a police state. if you're a journalist or author, civil society activist you could be pluckedf off the street put in prison without reason without explanation. there's actually two u.s. citizens that remain in prison in iran. so we certainly have to be sober about our expectations. but i think this, it just goes to show that pre

the warriors also visited the president whitehouse we'll have more details about what they get. >> mark: the nfl is showcasing some innovations. this is designed to test whether a player has a concussion or not. this is made to observe the impact when a player's head gets at. >>: we develop the artificial turf to better absorber the impact of the debt. >> mark: despite the improvements medical officials say the nfl has a long way to go. but during >> darya: this then is warning people of counterfeit super bowl tickets. he spent $6,000 on two tickets. it turns out was to be true. when they got their it was now they're expecting. when this witness >>: there's a part of me as a denver fan base want to get the story out there. it was a blank piece of paper. >> darya: he is now in the process of getting a refund because his account is protected by fraud. but >> james: we have the of suitable forecast it will be nice and warm on sunday. we'll have a look at the forecast for beyond this will also. >>: i was hoping it is rare to be in the presence of the greatest team in nba history. we have st

whitehouse: the right wing block on the court delivered politically because it had a 5-4 majority. now the right-wing majority is gone so republicans are predict bring upset -- predict bring upset. just as frankfurter admonished it, it is sthot the business of this court to pronounce policy. it must observe a fastidious regard for limitations on its own power and this preuseds the court giving -- precludes the court giving effect to its own notions of what is wise or politic. well, that was then. the five-judge block on the roberts court of which justice scalia was an essential part systematically and predict bring pronounced policy in favor of three things. one, conservative ideology, two, the welfare of big corporations, and three, the electoral well-being of the republican party. and people noticed. linda greenhouse wrote that it -- and i'll quote her -- "impossible to avoid the conclusion that the republican appointed majority is committed to harnessing the supreme court to and ideological agenda." other noted court watchers like norm warren seen and jeffrey tuben agree. the pa