professor kathryn olson/university of wisconsin milwaukee: "this should be a very important and exciting debate now that the candidates have drawn almost even with each other" university of wisconsin professor kathryn olson says clinton must connect with key voter groups. professor kathryn olson/university of wisconsin milwaukee: "she needs to show that she's passionate about what the voters she's losing to sanders care about. she can't just be knowledgeable about the policies, she has to show that she's in touch with the young people, the african american vote, the women." and those are exactly the groups with which sanders has been making gains. marlie hall, channel 2 news. and c-b-s political director john dickerson will moderate the south carolina's primary this saturday... coverage starts at 6 p-m... only on c-b-s. as a result we will not have a 6:30 newscast. and we'll also be streaming the debate online and will have a link to watch it at k-t-v-n dot com. and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up next. everett barks but first... this excited pooch got to become m

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tonight they're hitting the main stage in milwaukee, wisconsin. what you can expect from tonight's debate. break just two days after the nation's speed ahead for candidates. tonight, the democrats are squaring off in wisconsin. wendy woolfolk has more. 21-28 on the heels of that landslide victory for bernie sanders in new hampshire... tonight is the first "real" showdown between the two remaining democratic candidates. the self-described democratic socialist took a victory lap with public appearances in new york... and meeting with activist and msnbc anchor reverend al sharpton. "it's very important that he send the signal that on the morning after a historic victory, he would come to harlem and have breakfast with me." trailing hillary clinton among african american voters, the vermont senator is courting the minority vote and touting his immigrant roots... to broaden his appeal in upcoming diverse states like nevada and south carolina. despite her blistering loss in new hampshire the congressional black caucus political action committee chose to

the two-hour debate was held at the university of wisconsin- milwaukee. it was the first debate since the new hampshire primary. sanders no doubt was hoping to build on the momentum from his win. both candidates tried to appeal to minority voters. we heard about familiar topics wall street, immigration, health care and the size of government. one of the most heated exchanges was when hillary attacked sanders over his criticism of president obama. both clinton and sanders are hoping to drum up support here in colorado. our state's caucuses are less than three weeks away now. their winner on march 1st. so many people are talking about the zika virus... the world health organization possible zika vaccines are at least 18 months away from large- since the olympic this summer -- some worried about how the zika virus could affect them. hendricks talked to athletes about their concerns. "it's definitely something i'm thinking about" tori pena is focused on making it to rio to compete in pole vaulting but says zika is on her mind as she trains "a concern and hope

scott thuman is in milwaukee wisconsin with all the the details about the democratic debate in wisconsin. 3 "we are here in milwaukee wisconsin for a date an event that many people may not have circled on their calendars, but certainly have now! a democratic debate between important after what happened just two days ago in new hampshire. bernie sanders not only beating hillary clinton but doing so handily. and keep in mind that is a state clinton one back in 2008 over then candidate barack obama. as a result, bernie sanders is cashing in! he says he collected $5.2 million in just the 18 hours after pools closed in new hampshire. a record.but speaking of numbersa& hillary clinton still has a double-digit lead in most national polls and is poised to do well in the next few primary states.so what many people thought might be a cakewalk instead has turned into a real contest and some believe could go well into the spring if not further. as a result, plenty of focus on tonight's debate and we will have all of the highlights reaction and analysis throughout the day. in milwaukee wisconsin, sco

yes, we're here on the university of wisconsin, milwaukee campus, where they have transformed a concert stage. we know the polls have hillary clinton in the lead, but that lead is dwindling over bernie sanders. and the latest poll puts the candidates in a dead heat. while the candidates come to a frozen milwaukee, the battle between hillary clinton and bernie sanders continues to heat up. the stage is set for fireworks after a narrow loss by hillary clinton and a win by sanders. the candidates find themselves expanded 10-debate schedule. clinton's lead dwindling month after month. >> i'm going to have some work to do to reach out to young and first-time voters as they evaluate who should be our president. >> reporter: on wisconsin campuses, people are familiar with clinton but are curious about sanders. >> sanders says he's not in it just for politics, he's in it for revolution. >> i don't know much about bernie sanders but i like what hillary clinton has to offer. >> reporter: what better place to make a case than a college campus in front of a national audience. >> it is too late for

marlie hall, cbs new, milwaukee, wisconsin. clinton picked up an endorsement from the congressional black caucus, while sanders has the backing of high profile individuals in the african-american community. "now here's mike alger's first look at the pinpoint 2 forecast" conditions will stay dry and quite warm through the although the ridge of high pressure responsible for the aforementioned will be flat enough to allow variable amounts of cloudiness to pass over the great basin. friday's high temperatures will approach record levels and will stay in the 60s throughout the weekend. there is increasing indication that a storm will move through the region next wednesday and thursday bringing high snow levels initially, which will drop to near but likely just above the valley floor on the standoff at the wildlife refuge in burns oregon is over tonight.. and the hold-outs are all in custody. and michele fiore -- nevada's assemblywoman known for her pro-gun stance -- is being thanked for her role in it all. fiore flew to portland and

the debate will be held at the university of wisconsin-milwaukee. it will broadcast nationwide on pbs stations at 9 pm. tomorrow, the midlands recognizes the man featured on the 39th stamp released in the black heritage series. richard allen helped found the african methodist episcopal denomination in 1816. he created an independent african- american church at a time when blacks could not freely worship everywhere. tomorrow, allen university in columbia which bears his name, will have a special ceremony during its founders day program. "in as much as the civil rights movement is a work in progress and still developing in our country, it's an inspiration for the people who continue in this day to work to further the cause of civil rights to see the examples that were set by african- americans throughout history. heritage series features people who did things that could not be done during the period of time when they did them." the postal service says the black heritage stamps are its best-selling series. the richard allen commemorative stamps is on s

hillary clinton and bernie sanders will go head-to- head for the second time at the university of wisconsin-milwaukee. it will broadcast nationwide on pbs stations at 9. still developing this morning-- we're waiting to learn the names of two people arrested during a traffic stop...that led usc officers to a suspected mobile meth lab. a usc spokesman says the driver was pulled over last night near the corner of heyward and sumter streets. multiple agencies were called to the scene including a hazmat team, sled and drug enforcement agents. the driver and a passenger were we're still working to learn more on the person hit and killed while trying to cross a highway in orangeburg county. it happened just after 7 last night. troopers say the driver of an suv was heading north on u-s 301 when she hit a person crossing the highway. the driver was not hurt. highway patrol continues to investigate. chances are you drive past it everyday. an old water tower that sits on highway 321 in cayce. for years now, artists have had plans to turn it into a huge in cayce this morning with the details. public works of the

3 senior political reporter scott thuman is live from the university of wisconsin- milwaukee, the site of the latest democratic presidential debate between bernie sanders and hillary clinton.the two candidates clashed on a wide range of issues... including sanders' proposals for universal healthcare and free tuition for public colleges and universities."clinton, have to lead coalition that to lead "clinton, have universities.colleges and coalition that will take back territory from isis, have to support on the groundsanders, unintended consequences, i will look carefully, make certain that us do not get bogged down in warfare in middle eastclinton, when somebody like donald trump and others stirs up the demagoguery against muslims, it is offensive and it is dangerous3 sanders, "we have got to stand up to the trumps of the world who are trying to divide us up."that's a wrap from milwaukee. the two candidates will meet again ahead of their next primary contests in south thuman, reporting.3 3 robots are among us. there is an underground movement known as "biohacking" fighting to advance t

clinton and bernie sanders were in milwaukee, wisconsin... debating over foreign policy and race relations. as marlie hall reports... clinton hopes to get her campaign back on track. hillary clinton sought to regain momentum in milwaukee last night...calling the vermont senator out on his so- called unrealistic plans for the country: (clinton) i am conscious of the fact that we have to also be very clear especially with young people about what kind of government is going to do what for them and what it will cost. (sanders) secretary clinton - you're not in the white house yet and let me be clear that every proposal that i have introduced has been paid for. both candidates then turned their attention to immigration and criminal justice reform: (sanders) i believe we will all agree that we are sick of seeing (clinton) when we talk about criminal justice reform and ending the era of mass incarceration, we also have to talk about jobs education housing and other ways of helping communities do better. with the candidates neck and neck in the polls

to attend the debate on the university of wisconsin milwaukee campus. the debate airs tonight on p-b-s... it starts at eight. in the iowa legislature - a bill that would put a stop to the privatization of medicaid gets through the senate - and it won't go much further. the bill would shut down contracts with private companies that would take over the state's medicaid program - today it passed the democrat-majority senate; however, it's now expected to pass through the repubilcan-led house. an eastern iowa brewing company is planning a multi- million dollar expanion. toppling goliath brewing company in decorah is currently working in a 30-barrel brewhouse. by next year -- they hope eto be in their new 100- barrel brewhouse -- an eight to ten million dollar upgrade. goliath brewmaster -- mike saboe -- says they're expanding "i think we're more excited than from hard work. so, that's not a scary thing at all for us." the seven year- old company will break ground on their new location this april -- and owners say they plan to add a few new styles of brew. c

and "bernie sanders"...will go head-to-head in another debate tonight at the "university of wisconsin milwaukee". it's the first debate since "sanders" big win in new hampshire... "clinton" is looking to get her campaign back on track ... the next primary challenge for both is in nevada on the 20th primary on the 27th... remember...you'll see the republican presidential debate...from downtown greenville... right here... only on "7 news" and c-b-s... saturday night... at 9 o'clock. our special coverage that night...will start at -7-...as our crews follow the candidates... at the "peace center." we'll also have complete coverage...after the debate. the spartanburg county sheriff's office says your tips have led to an arrest in an armed robbery and they need your help finding another suspect. it happened around -10- ...on the night of... january 31st .... at scotchman convenience store on north blackstock road. investigators released this surveillance video. it shows two robbers dressed in all black clothing and bandanas on their face. the smaller man had what appeared to be an assuault rifle ...

clinton and bernie sanders will meet for their first one-on-one face-off at the university of wisconsin milwaukee. the debate begins at 9 the p-b-s news hour is hosting the event. the debate comes just after sanders claimed victory over clinton in the new hampshire primary. however, clinton just picked up an endorsement from the congressional black caucus. ahead of south carolina's primaries, the delegate count for candidates is close. after a win in new hampshire, bernie sanders has 36 pledged delegates. hillary clinton has 32. in south carolina thehe are 53 pledged delegates up for grabs for the democrats. those will be awarded to each candidate proportionally, based on how many votes they get in the primary. in all, it takes nearly 24- hundred to win the democratic nomination. among republicans, after r s win in new hampshire, donald trump is leading with 17 total delegates. ted cruz currently has 11. marco rubio has 10. for the g-o-p, south carolina is a winner take all state with just over 12-hundred are needed for a candidate to win the republican nominatiti for president. strong high press

they join us now from the helen bader concert hall at the university of wisconsin, milwaukee.n, judy... are you excite? >> ifill: we are excited, hari, especially to do this on the weekend of the big iconic new hampshire primary. the results there were so interesting and we will be talking to two other candidates who made the most news, hillary clinton and bernie sanders, of course. we have many, many questions for them, but, of course, if we told you that we then would have to kill you, so we're just going to keep it to ourselves until tomorrow night. >> woodruff: you know, hari, every one of these debates has been different, i guess that goes without saying, but because they've taken place at a different moment in the campaign and, you know, you have to say, this is a pretty important turning point because bernie sanders managed to come off with a commanding win from new hampshire as gwen just said. so we expect this to be an enlightening encounter. >> ifill: do you have any questions for us to ask, hari? >> sreenivasan: sure, there's a facebook group that have been working

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, clinton and bernie sanders will go head-to-head for the second time at the university of wisconsin- milwaukee. 'pbs newshour' will host a debate for the democratic presidential candidates. it will broadcast nationwide on pbs stations at 9. you can find everything you need to know on the first in the south primaries including more on the campaign stops candidates are holding today, there was a peaceful end to the nearly six week long standoff at a government wildlife refuge in oregon. the last four of the armed protesters surrendered after being surrounded by federal agents. but the conclusion wasn't quick ... and it wasn't without drama. brian mooar has more :00-:06 :51-:58 after 41 days ... the last of four armed protesters holed up in a federal wildlife refuge in oregon surrendered to authorities - but not before a defiant last stand. :11-:15 "come out with your hands up." "no we're not. you're going to have to kill us!" the fbi surrounded the protesters overnight ... leading to hours of tense negotiations live-streamed over the internet. the reverend franklin graham and nevada assemblywoma

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it'll be held at the university of wisconsin- milwaukee. it will broadcast nationwide on pbs stations at 9 pm. some famous faces are hitting college campuses in the midlands to get the word out to voters. this afternoon, actress angela bassett will be at s-c state and claflin universities as part of the "get out the vote" h-b-c-u tour. hillary clinton's campaign is supporting the program to rally students across the country. bassett will be at sc state at 2, followed by a visit to claflin at 4. meanwhile, actress vivica a. fox will make appearances at vorhees college, denmark technical college, and also here in columbia. tonight at 6:30 the south carolina "young professionals for hillary" will hold a happy hour event t kaminsky's on gervais street with fox as the featured guest. we're dealing with cold and wind across the midlands as we take a live look over the capital city tim miller is in the first alert weather center with more on how long these cold temperatures will stick around. sunny and cold over the next several days as polar air

the debate takes place at the university of wisconsin milwaukee. >>> a big scare on a florida school bus after a student says he saw another student sonni abatta taking us everywhere at 11:00. >> reporter: that teenager is under arrest. the 18-year-old was arrested after another student reported seeing him load a handgun on the bus, on the way to an alternative school. the student texted a relative about the gun, who called 911. the student is face twog weapons charges as well as a marijuana. >>> he is the most highly decorated canine ever in volusia county, but it hasn't gone to his head. endothe canine and his human were back on the job making arrests an hour after receiving the honor. endohelped track down a man endotook a -- endo took a bullet to the neck but recovered. >>> a boil-water alert is in effect until at least saturday. >> thank you, sonni. >>> new tonight, you already pay a toll, but would you be willing to pay another to go faster? seminole county is trying to put the brakes on that idea. it would be forcing extra lanes and the optional toll for the drivers. it's not

reporter: democratic candidates will face off for another debate here tonight at the university of wisconsin milwaukee. >> this should be an important exciting debate now that the candidates have drawn almost even. >> reporter: university of wisconsin professor katherine olson says clinton must connect with key voter groups. >> she needs to show she's passionate about what the voters she care about. she can't just be knowledgeable about policies. she has to show she's in touch with young people, african- american vote, the women. >> reporter: those are exactly the groups with which sanders has been making gain. >>> also today, hillary clinton won endorsement of congressional black caucus and tonight one of the most prominent members john lewis of georgia is trending on twitter for his comments about clinton's opponent sanders. he questioned the extent of his participation in civil rights movement saying he never saw or met sanders at any event. sanders has frequently talked up his history as a civil rights activist while at the university of chicago in the 1960s. >>> two dozen senators calling on the

zika seven clinton and sanders debate tonight at the university of wisconsin, milwaukee. student fisherman important and exciting debate now the candidates are even with each zika seven university of wisconsin professor catherine olson said clinton is to connect with key voter groups. selection is to show she is passionate. she cannot just be knowledgeable about the policies. she is in touch with young people, african-american vote, the women. >>reporter: those of the groups that sanders has been making gains in. the next voting contest between nevada democratic caucus on february 20.>>> hillary clinton is getting a show of support caucus. members and lc endorsement for the democratic president. chemically need someone to rally democrats, especially request of the cbc, hillary clinton has been everyone issues that are important to our constituents, hillary clinton has been there. she has been outspoken in regards to the empowerment of democratic agendas in its entirety. >> members voted unanimously. michael bloomberg reported. he is not rushing to join the race. bloomberg

wisconsin primary is still more than a month away, tonight's location at the university of wisconsin--milwaukee will help set the stage in this battleground state for the general election.. wendy woolfolk. nbc news. milwaukee. >> a day after governor chris christie suspended his campaign, one of his biggest supporters has found a new candidate to back. the campaign for ohio governor john kasich says he now has the backing of billionaire christie supporter ken langone. langone is one of the co-founders of "the home depot." f-e-c filings show he had dollars to a super pac supporting christie's campaign. former senator jim webb will not run for president as an independent a spokesman says webb has decided against a third-party run. the former secretary of the navy briefly ran for president as a democrat last year, but dropped out in october. webb said last year he would consider a third-party run if he could get on enough ballots as an independent to win the presidency. donald trump, and univision, have reached a settlement after the network decided not to air two beauty paegents put on by trump's

off in the debate, and we know they were there yesterday, and last night, the university of wisconsin, milwaukee, and the candidates covered a range of topics for health care to wall street, and campaign finance reform, and even immigration. this was the first debate since the new hampshire primary, and bernie sanders was hoping to build off his momentum from the win there, and clinton was trying to win back the women voters. she also made it clear that making history is not why she is running for president. >> i think a sanders' victory would be a historical accomplishment as well. >> i'm not asking people to support me because i'm a woman. i'm asking people to support me qualified, experienced, and ready person to be president and commander-in-chief. >> so both clinton and sanders are hoping to drum up support here in colorado, and our state's caucuses are less than 3 weeks away now, corey, and they will be held on march 1st, and haas when the democrats president. >> all right, noel, thank you. >>> the republican candidates will face each other for the next debate tomorrow in south carolina it

newshour" democratic presidential debate in partnership with facebook from the university of wisconsin, milwaukeewoodruff: now to the growing effort to rein in the mosquito- borne zika virus spreading through parts of south and central america. it is suspected to cause devastating birth defects in children born to women who become infected during pregnancy. our science correspondent miles o'brien has been reporting on developments from brazil, which has been hard hit by the virus. tonight, he looks at ways doctors and scientists are racing to get ahead of the outbreak. >> reporter: it's carnival week in brazil, the raucous run up to lent when people take to the streets to party their worries away. but this year it's harder to mask reality, as a frightening epidemic also marches through the nation. >> they come to us asking many questions and we cannot say almost nothing is 100% sure. what we have to do is to support them. that's all we have to do. >> reporter: dr. adriana scavuzzi is an obstetrician at one of the largest hospitals in recife, the epicenter of a fast moving outbreak of the zika vir

heather: they' ll meet at the university of wisconsin-milwaukee. sanders, of course coming off a big victory in the granite state, clinton looking to bounce back. the next contest for the democrats is the nevada caucus on saturday february 20. heather: a major endorsement for hillary clinton as she fights for new hampshire. today, the congressional black caucus held a press conference announcing it endorses the democratic candidate. the republican presidential candidate talking to a crowd in florence. to the right of him you see south carolina senator lindsey graham who endorsed bush last month, after dropping out of the race for president. heather: let' s go live to simpsonville, south carolina. that' s where marco rubio is talking to supporters and undecideds at a town hall. rubio placed 3rd in iowa but 5th in new hampshire. heather: new at 4:30: more than 30,000 people registered by last night' s deadline to vote in the massachusetts primary. 136,000 people either registered for the first time or changed their enrollment status. the primary is m

wisconsin primary is still more than a month away, tonight's location at the university of wisconsin, milwaukee, will help set the stage in this battle ground state in the general election. you can expect fireworks tonight surrounding gun control, income and equality and who is more progressive. the next caucus is in nevada february 20th. milwaukee. >> ryan: five people are facing criminal charges for that killed two people and leveled three buildings. the explosion happened last march. the owners and others have been indicted. they illegally siphoned gas from a sushi restaurant at the base of the building leading to the blast. >> they have to resist temptation to take the short cuts. when you tinker around with a gas system, electrical hookups has happened here you have in effect weaponnized the building. that power system and you could be held as here accountable for the harm you inflect. >> ryan: the group faces charges ranging from second gree manslaughter to criminally negligent homicide. >> jadiann: turning to a developing story out of mexico where 52 inmates have been killed killed kille

the debate took place at the university of wisconsin- milwaukee. during the debate... things got heated when clinton accused sanders of diminishing president barack obama's record. it's a move sanders calls a "low blow." sanders debate strategy also took on a familiar theme... implying clinton's super pac does not allow her to remain independent from corporations who donate large sums of money to her campaign. on the heels of last night's debate... clinton is heading right here to south carolina. she'll be in denmark this afternoon for a "corrider of opportunity town hall." and tomorrow... former president bill clinton will be campaigning for his wife... in florence. with the race heating up here in the palmetto state... it's important to remember that your vote counts. the republican presidential primary is set for next the democratic presidential primary is the following saturday, february 27th. if you can't make it out to the polls those days, don't worry. the richland county voter registration and elections office will be open tomorrow from nine in the morning... u

while the wisconsin primary is more than a month away, university of wisconsin milwaukee will help set the stage in this battleground state for the general election. some of the topics expected tonight include gun control, income and equality. jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> ryan: the republican today. 63rd birth day. someone in the crowd passed him a balloon. he took it to pose for a picture. ohio governor kasich making a few stops today. kasich told supporters he is going to be competing as hard to gain even more momentum in south carolina. last night trump spoke in front of thousands gathered at an arena near clemson university. his first rally since winning the new hampshire. >> kim: the city of family of a boy to pay a -- officers shot tamir rice in 2014. he was holding a toy pellet gun that looked like a real one. the city filed a claim against his estate looking to be remorsed for the ambulance riot ride. last december a grand jury decided not to indict the officers involved. >> ryan: markets ending down after oil prices continue to drop and the fief has decided -- federal reserve

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. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders will face off at the university of wisconsin milwaukee as they focus on the nevada caucuses. >> an important and exciting have drawn almost even with each other. >> the key for clinton is going beyond showing her knowledge of politics, and instead, she must connect with key voter groups, including women, young people, and african-americans. the same grounds where sanderss has been making gains. >> meanwhile, the republicans will hit the debate stage this saturday, in greenville. cbs news coverage of that event get at 9:00 p.m. and 7 news will be on the air at 7:00. face the nation, also broadcasting live from the peace center sunday morning. the gop primary is saturday february 20th. >>> next, on 7 news live at 5:00, flying can be frustrating, from tight spaces to crying children, we run through travelers biggest pet peeves as voted on by you. >> good evening, i'm tom crabtree, a warning about cyber america's heroes have a message. if you've fought... you know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... and guts.

the debate at the university of wisconsin milwaukee hosted by pbs. it was the first time the candidates faced off since sanders commanded the win in new hampshire. the political arm of the congressional black caucus announced its support for hillary clinton and harry belafonte endorsed bernie sanders. >> senate minority leader harry reid doesn't think the quest for the democratic nomination will be finished any time soon. reed says he thinks the race could drag on to the democratic national convention in july. reid says his home state of nevada, one of the first primary states actually coming up next, is still as toup between -- tossup between clinton and sanders. he says regardless, the race could go on for quite some time. >> ben: jeb bush is continuing his campaign here in south carolina. take a listen. >> happy birthday to you. >> ben: jeb bush celebrated h 64th birthday today. he started his day in florence at a meet and greet at venice he traveled to sumter for another meet and greet at baker sweets, a good place to go on your birthday. bush en

bernie sanders and hillary clinton traveled to the university of wisconsin milwaukee for the debate. it starts at 9:00 on cbs and cnn. on last night's late show with stephen colbert sanders, who is seven , four explained why he is so popular with younger votees. >> my definition of young people are ideal, they look at the world with so many problems and they say why not, why can't all people in this country have health care? why can't we make public colleges and universities tuition free, why not. >> clinton is in nevada where the caucus is next saturday. the democratic primary is on the 27th. >>> for chris christie the campaign trail is ending in new hampshire. cbs news reports that christie made the decision after concluding he did not have the financial support to continue his campaign. the christie finished sixth in the new hampshire primary with 7 percent of the vote. in a statement, governor christie said quote, and so today i leave the race without an ounce of regret. i'm so proud of the campaign we ran, the people that ran it the with me and all of those who gave us their sup

the debate at the university of wisconsin-milwaukee, was the 6th democratic presidential debate. during the two-hour showdown one of the most heated exchanges was over the issue of wall street ties and campaign finance reform. clinton also defended her poor showing among women voters in new hampshire, with sanders quickly making the point that perhaps he could be the one to derail history by preventing clinton from becoming the first female president. and healthcare was another point of contention with sanders making a fiery appeal for his universal healthcare program. bernie sanders: secretary clinton has been going around the country saying bernie sanders wants to miss mental the affordable air -- affordable care act. i have fought my entire life to make sure health care is a right for all people. we' re not going to dismantle anything. miriah: the next caucus for the democrats is february 20 in nevada. presidential candidates are on the east coast riling for votes in the south carolina primary also set for february 20. from the live alert desk i' m miriah turner. lisa: for the

you're looking at a picture of the debate hall in milwaukee, wisconsin, where just four hours from now hillary clinton and bernie sanders will have their first showdown since the new hampshire primary. the bbs news hour democratic presidential debate will also air right here on cnn. after being pummeled by sanders in the primary, clinton will try to get back on track tonight. she just landed a very big endorsement, but sanders is on a roll and his campaign cash is rolling in. republicans are going all out ahead of the south carolina primary. marco rubio today slammed his opponents, claiming he has foreign policy experience that they simply lack. jeb bush says rubio has no record of accomplishments, and donald trump for now at least all of a sudden he's going a bit positive. he's dropping an ad critical of ted cruz and he's focusing in on touting his own record. >>> north korea's dictator reportedly executes the chief of his army's general staff, continuing a ruthless of his inner circle. our correspondent's analysts and guests will have full coverage of all the day's top stories. let's

clinton and bernie sanders will meet for their first one-on-one face-off at the university of wisconsin milwaukee. the debate begins at 9

tonight at the university of wisconsin, milwaukee, clinton called some of his policies like medicare for all simply unrealistic. >> you need to level with people. the numbers don't add up. >> i thought it's absolutely inaccurate. look, here is the reality, folks. he's called him weak hes cad nt sanders there is one major country on earth that does not guarantee healthcare to all people. >> another topic, racial discrimination. >> we have got to make sure that local police departments look like the communities they serve. >> there are other racial discrepancies, really systemic racism in this state as in others, in education, in employment. >> clinton criticized sanders for being too critical of president obama. >> in the past he's called him weak. he's called him a disappointment. >> madam secretary, that is a low blow. >> sanders' response. >> one of us ran against barack obama. i was not that candidate. clinton and sanders are nec an >> now according to a new national reuters poll tonight clinton and sanders are neck and neck. on the rep side senator marco rubio had a moment of too

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we also want to thank our hosts, the university of wisconsin, milwaukee, on whose campus we meet, here in the beautiful helen bader concert hall. >> ifill: we want to extend our warm thanks to milwaukee public radio and milwaukee public television, as well as all of our friends at the pbs member stations across the country tuning in tonight. this is the sixth time the democrats have met face to face. each time we learn more about them and the presidents they say they want to be. you know you're watching-- whether you're a democrat, a republican, or neither-- because you believe the outcome of the election is important to you. we believe that too. with that, let's welcome the candidates to the stage, senator bernie sanders of vermont. welcome senator, great to see you! >> woodruff: and former secretary of state hillary clinton. (applause) >> thank >> woodruff: a word about format. there will be two short breaks, and the rules are simple: 90 seconds to answer, and 30 seconds for the other candidate to respond. >> ifill: with iowa and new hampshire behind us, we are now broadening the con

. >> good evening, brad. we're here at the university wisconsin milwaukee campus. they have transformed the concert hall for today's big the national polls, hillary clinton's lead dwindle over bernie sanders leading today. in wisconsin, the latest poll, it's a dead heat between the two. tonight, expect both candidates to be more aggressive. >> while the candidates come to a frozen battle, the democrats, battle continues to heat up. after a historically narrow win and solid win for sanders. >> people are really enthusiastic. if people come out to vote, i think you will look at the biggest political upsets in the modern history of our country >> expanded 10 debates. clinton leads dwindling, month after month. >> will have work to do to reach out to young voters, maybe first time voters who have to make a tough decision as they evaluate who should be our president. others across the country. students are familiar with clinton but intrigued by sanders. >> looking for people who defy, traditional and triand true politics. and he's not in adjust for politics. is in it for a resolution. >> i d

tonight's pbs-facebook debate is being held at the university of wisconsin- milwaukee. it's the last time the pair will face-off before voters in 13 states head to the polls on super tuesday. 3 (jen the field of g-o-p candidates in the race for president continues to dwindle. two republicans suspended their campaigns wednesday: new jersey governor chris the new hampshire primary... and former technology executive, carly fiorina from california. she was dogged by criticism over her time at hewlett-packard. she was ousted from the top job there in 2005, after a merger that laid off 30-thousand people. 3 ((jen)) meanwhile, donald trump is leading the polls in south carolina. ((walter)) fox's john roberts shows us what his rivals are doing... to close the gap. 3 the lights had barely been turned out in new hampshire when the republican candidates hit the ground in south carolina - ted cruz boasting that his third place finish in a state he was supposed to lose badly is his ticket forward. cruz says: "this is a national campaign. and one of the most important conclusions com

marlie hall has the latest from milwaukee, wisconsin. hillary clinton sought to regain momentum in milwaukee last night...calling the vermont senator out unrealistic plans for the country: (sot clinton) i am conscious of the fact that we have to also be very clear especially with young people about what kind of government is going to do what for them and what it will cost. (sot sanders) secretary clinton - you're not in the white house yet and let me be clear that every proposal that i have introduced has been paid for. both candidates then turned their attention to immigration and criminal justice reform: (sot sanders) i believe we will all agree that we are sick of seeing videos of people shot by police officers. (sot clinton) when we talk about criminal justice reform and ending the era of mass incarceration, we also have to talk about jobs education housing and other ways of helping communities do better. with the candidates neck and neck in the polls -- minority groups are expected to play a key role in the next nominating contests: