states of america. eric: the only other democratic candidate, former maryland governor martin o'malley, dropped out of the race as the caucus numbers rolled in. >> so tonight, i have to tell you that i am suspending this presidential bid. but i am not ending this fight. eric: o'malley struggled to clinton and sanders campaigns, despite actively stumping in iowa and new hampshire. shaina: on the republican side, it was a clear win for texas senator ted cruz. courageous conservatives across iowa and across the nation. shaina: the texas senator earned the most votes ever cast for a republican primary winner. cruz's state director says the campaign based their ground game off lists of past caucus participants and profiles of potentially pro-cruz voters. >> we knew neighborhood by neighborhood who the people were who we needed to reach out to share our message with to draw out to come on our team. shaina: cruz says he will start campaigning in new hampshire the same way he won iowa face to face with what he

so i do not accept the belief that the united states of america can't do that. i do not accept the belief that the united states of america and our government can't stand up to the rip-offs of the pharmaceutical industry, which charge us by far the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. number two, in the economy today, everybody understands that we need a well-educated workforce. this is 2016. when we talk about public education, it can no longer be k through 12th grade. i do believe that public colleges and universities should be tuition free. well, how do we pay for that? it's an expensive proposition. i do believe we should substantially lower student debt in this country. which is crushing millions of people. we pay for it by a tax on wall street speculation. the middle class bailed out wall street in their time of need. now it is wall street's time to help the middle class. >> a poll out this evening shows donald trump leading marco rubio by 11 points. that's a seven-point improvement for rubio, putting him ahead of ted cruz. trump is looking

stands one step closer to being the 45th president of the united states of america! [ chanting ] >> we are a nation, we are a nation and a people that celebrate success. we are a nation that admire people that have worked hard and moved ahead. and as conservatives, we will always celebrate success but we fight for those still trying to make it. if tonight you are that single mother who has made at this time purpose of your life to seek to leave your children better off than yourself in the 21st century, he with conservatives will fight for you. if you are watching tonight and you are that father that works two jobs so that your kids can have all the chances you never did, in the 21st century, we conservatives will fight for you. if you're the 17-year-old high school student who wants a big future and so you get up well before dawn to take two buses to a better school halfway across town. who gets home late at night to do homework because that you know god has made you for more than what people around you tell you you were made for. in the 21st century, we conservativ

i do not accept the belief that the united states of america can't do that. i do not accept the belief that the united states of america and our government can't stand up to the rip offs of the pharmaceutical industry which charge us, by far, the highest price in the world for prescription drugs. number two, in the economy today everybody understands that we need a well educated work force. this is 2016. when we talk about public education, it can no longer be k through 12th grade. i do believe that public colleges and universities should be tuition free. how do we pay for that? it's an expensive proposition. i do believe we lower student debt in this country which is crushing millions of people. we pay for it, in my view, by attacks on wall street speculation, the middle class bailed out wall street in their time of need. now it's wall street's time to help the middle class. >> if i could just follow up on that. [ cheers and applause ] >> 30 seconds. >> there is no disagreement between us on universal coverage for health care. the disagreement is whether do

so i do not accept the belief that the united states of america can't do that. i do not accept the belief that the united states of america and our government can't stand up to the rip-offs of the pharmaceutical industry, which charge us by far the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. number two, in the economy today, everybody understands that we need a well-educated workforce. this is 2016. when we talk about public education, it can no longer be k through 12th grade. i do believe that public colleges and universities should be tuition free. well, how do we pay for that? it's an expensive proposition. substantially lower student debt in this country. which is crushing millions of people. we pay for it by a tax on wall street speculation. the middle class bailed out wall street in their time of need. now it is wall street's time to help the middle class. >> a poll out this evening shows donald trump leading marco rubio by 11 points. that's a seven-point improvement for rubio, putting him ahead of ted cruz. trump is looking for a comeback and majo

i do not accept the belief that the united states of america can't do that. i do not accept the belief that the united states of america and our government can't stand up to the rip offs of the pharmaceutical industry which charge us, by far, the highest price in the world for prescription drugs. number two, in the economy today everybody understands that we need a well educated work force. this is 2016. when we talk about public education, it can no longer be k through 12th grade. i do believe that public colleges and universities should be tuition free. how do we pay for that? it's an expensive proposition. i do believe we lower student debt in this country which is crushing millions of people. we pay for it in, in my view, by attacks on wall street speculation, the middle class bailed out wall street in their time of need. now it's wall street's time to help the middle class. >> if i could just follow up on that. [ cheers and applause ] >> 30 seconds. >> there is no disagreement between us on universal coverage for health care. the disagreement is whether

states of america! [cheers and applause] tonight for those watching at home, i ask you to join us in this effort. this has been a long road. there were many people on this campaign when it first started. many good people, many of whom in any other year would be a front runner, but now practically speaking, it's down to three, and i know that our campaign gives us the best chance not just to come together, not just to unify our party, but to unify our country and to grow this movement. [cheers and applause] i ask you to go on our website, if you're watching tonight, i ask you to go on our website right now, marco rubio.com and join our campaign. [cheers and applause] 60 years ago a young couple from cuba came to america in search of a new beginning. a second chance, a fresh start. of and america changed their lives. of course i'm talking about my parents. >> spoiler alert! [ laughter ] >> ten days ago, their son arrived in south carolina after a difficult election in new hampshire in search of a new begi

and we're going tone trust him with a nuclear codes of the united states of america? we're going to give this erratic guy the ability to send a 21-year-old american into combat. right. that's what i'm saying, too, no. so i took him on last night. how does donald respond? the way he always responds, on twitter. tough guy, right? tough guy on twitter. do you want to have some fun? all right. let's read some tweets. now i have a sam sung because i can't remember my pass word. only the fbi can help me get into an apple. all right. here we go. he began early this morning at 6:46 a.m. okay? that's pretty early. light weight marco rubio was working hard last night. the working hard part is true. the problem is he's a choker and once a choker, always a chocker. he misspelled it, chocker. mr. meltdown. let me tell you about mr. meltdown. you want some behind the scenes stuff? we had two commercial breaks. in the middle of all the combat on the stage, he goes and he was in panic mode in the back. first he took out like this little makeup compact. i caught him. he had like a swe

states of america. [cheers and applause] and tonight while the results are still not known, it looks like we are in a virtual tie. [cheers and applause] senator sanders: and while -- crowd chanting "bernie"] and while the results are still not complete, it looks like we'll probably have about half of the iowa delegates. cheers and applause] i want to take this opportunity to congratulate secretary linton, somebody -- yep. [applause] and her organization for waging a very vigorous campaign, and i want to thank governor o'malley. cheers and applause] it's never easy to lose. i've lost more than one campaign, but he should know -- he should know that he contributed a whole lot to the dialogue, that he ran an issue-oriented campaign and he won the respect of the american people. [applause] as i think about what happened tonight, i think the people of iowa have sent a very profound message to the political establishment, to the economic establishment and, by the way, to the media establishment. cheers and ap

we want to be the united states of america. [applause] course, the other candidate is under fbi investigation. be a socialist than under fbi investigation. but she thinks she is above the law. she put incredibly important classified material on your computer, and i think her plan was to get elected and pardon herself, but she is not going to get elected. [applause] i know that most of these elections are usually a choice between two political parties, democrats against republicans, or in this case socialist against republicans, or between names on a ballot, and that is what you are going to have to choose. you are going to have a caucus, and you are going to have a choice between names, so that is still a part of it. but this election is much more than a choice between names. where youreferendum are going to be asked to choose not only who will be in charge of america, but what kind of country will america be in the 21st century, because that is what is at stake here. 2016 is no ordinary election. 2016 is a turning point in the

who follows the constitution of the united states of america. a president that defense your first amendment rights, your first amendment right to live out the teachings of your faith in every aspect of your life. a president that defense your second amendment to protect yourself and your families. and a president who believes that our solutions are not found in a big federal government. they are found in our home and in our communities and it's even found in government, it's at the state level, not in washington, d.c. [applause] for the first time in eight years, you will have a president that follows the constitution. on my first day in office, my first moments in office, i will cancel every single one of barack obama's unconstitutional executive orders. everyone of them. when you make me president. when you make me president, we will have a president who embraces a free economy. my parents were not rich people. my father was a bartender and my mother was a maid. the reason why they had a job is because free enterprise works. someone who had ac

governor. >> let me introduce to you the next president of the united states of america, jeb bush. >> he is called the son who should have been president. >> i've decided i'm a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> that announcement last summer surprised many who thought jeb bush had missed his chance. the man who left his job as florida governor nine years ago went after the toughest job in politics. >> in this campaign, i've stood my ground, refusing to bend to the political winds. we put forward detailed in know vault i have conservative plans to address the mounting challenges that we face, because despite what you mitch heard, ideas matter, policy matters. >> poles did indeed matter, but not his. >> five months ago, sadaam hussein started this cruel war. >> from day one, the campaign was haunted by the bush legacy, his father and brother were both former presidents. >> i can hear you, the rest of the world hears you and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. >> their policies led to the wars in afghanistan and iraq, policies t

democratic party and for the united states of america. still, it appeared clinton was not entirely happy with the nearly tied caucus results with bernie sanders. her victory speech was just 7 minutes long and barely mentioned iowa. no matter, her supporters say a win is a win. jennifer konfrst: i think she can keep going with this victory. what it really means is we need to keep having this conversation, and we going to keep having this conversation and democrats win when we talk about the issues that matter to americans. hillary clinton: join me, let's go win the nomination. todd: hillary clevenger of to the airport, hopped on a plane, in which a new hampshire. she says that's the next battleground against bernie sanders. at drake university, todd magel, eric: while clinton claimed victory, bernie sanders called it a tie. sanders gave a 17 minute speech. where he was quick to sanders supporters were not as gracious. they booed when clinton came on the big screen and yelled "liar" when she called herself a progressive. overall, sanders sa

that's the united states of america. as long as we're not scared of it. we always adapt to change. because there's a nation of inno va tors and risk takers, we make change work for us. we knew it was going to take one year or even one president to get where we need to go. but we can see real tangible evidence of what a new economy looks like. it looks like this facility right here. it's brimming with industry and commerce and new industry and technologies and higher skilled wage workers. we make it better than anybody else because we've got the best workers and the best inno va tors and scientists than anybody else. the future is ours. but to finish the job requires steady persistent effort. we can't grow complacent. we can't chase false promises. we've got to be smart. we've got to work together. but i've never been more optimistic than i am now that we will get to where we need to go. because i've seen what you can do. and if we keep working together, everything is possible. thank you, veterans. god bless you, god bless the united states of america. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> her are some of

the united states of america. though we are 5% of the world's population, our economy is 25% of the world economy. we have the greatest military on the planet. but over the years we have struggled as a nation to develop and emerge as the envy of the world. we have turned the corner in this country on race relations. no longer are african americans considered property or second class citizens as we were. through the years we have faced huge challenges and many more challenges lie in front of us. the right to vote was given to african americans in 1870. it was taken away in 1900. it was restored in 1965, and the process of taking it away again began in 2013. and so we are engaged in this election as we have never been before. we consider this election, this presidential election to be the most important election of our lifetime, and that's why the vote on the cb c pac board was so overwhelming and near unanimous. every american should pause to consider the consequences of the presidential election. we must have a pr

kind of future we want, for the democratic party and for the united states of america. so as i stand here tonight, breathing a big sigh of relief, thank you, iowa. i want you to know i will keep doing what i have done my entire life. i will keep standing up for you. i will keep fighting for you. i will always work to achieve the america that i believe in. where the promise of that dream that we hold out to our children and our grandchildren never fades. but inspires generations to come. join me, let's go win the nomination. thank you! god bless you. >> so after that big sigh of relief, ten minutes later bernie sanders took to his podium in des moines where he called the race a quote, virtual tie. >> bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie! bernie, bernie! >> iowa, thank you. we came to this beautiful state. we had no political organizat n organization. we had no money. we had no name recognition, and we were taking on the most powerful political organization in the united states of america. and tonight, while the results are still not known, it looks like we are in a virtual tie

united states of america is the hope of the world. you had a lot of meetings thank you a lot of things and set a lot of things i wish i didn't have to, but i do. with that being said, we are still the hope of the world. i was asked and i know you are all asked whether schools are town hall meetings how you become the leader. what does it take to be a beater? he been elected to the highest position in your state. i had a little girl one time in school in west virginia. she says mr. governor, i think a leader should be a dealer in up. a leader is a dealer in hope. if you can't give the people of your state hope that it's going to be better no matter how tough, difficult and challenging it, they've lost all. you are a leader and if you never forget that, no matter what faces you, you are the hope of your state. they are looking to you for that leadership. thank you. >> thank you, senator. >> been a thank you for the opportunity to be here. i know it's going to be a great nga governor as well, chairman as well. why not go on a little bit

states of america. someone forgot to tell him there's other states you have to run in. governor bush is in south carolina today with 40 paid staffers, tv that's been going on for weeks, and certainly hundreds if not thousands of volunteers ready to go. governor kasich is a nice guy. he's not ready to be commander and chief. jeb bush conversely has. he's got plenty of resources, plenty of infrastructure, and he's ready to take this campaign into the long haul. >> congressman turner, you also have -- when you talk about the 40 staffers in south korea success, george w. bush getting involved. going to be campaigning for his brother in south carolina. here's a brief clip. >> jeb has dealt with crises has a governor of florida and he did so with resolve, steadiness, and a calmness. >> w. is more popular in polls than barack obama. the point still stands. doesn't that popularity really hurt john kasich? >> no. i think jeb bush can continue to spin. it's not translated yet into votes. john kasich has a record.

states of america heading into tuesday - a c-n-u poll has rubio with the highest approval rating among virginia voters - but still polling behind trump in the republican party. 21;28 i would prefer to run in a race where the people are debating ideas, but when the people debating have no ideas... 22;15 if we nominate donald trump as the front runner we will lose this election today - two more candidates visit the area with hopes of gaining ground before the pivotal vote tomorrow and will be able to defend themselves to virginia voters first hand.. 20;13 hillary clinton does not want to run against me but i can t wait to run against her hillary clinton - fresh off a big lake taylor high school. clinton has some key backers from the commonwealth - including governor terry mcauliffe - and senators tim kaine and mark warner. but she wont be here alone - republican nominee ben carson will also be in hampton roads this afternoon - speaking at regent university at 2 o clock. so hillary clinton will be speaking tonight at 8 o clock here at lake taylor high school in norfolk. it is free and ope

we want to be the united states of america. that is why hillary clinton cannot win this election. hillary clinton this week said barack obama would make a great supreme court justice. the guy who systematically violates the constitution on the supreme court? i don't think so. if i'm the nominee, i will unite this party and we'll defeat hillary clinton and turn this country around after serve years of the disaster that is barack obama. [ applause ] >> governor bush, it's hard for anyone of your pedigree to avoid being called establishment. but isn't that part of the problem, that three others on this stage are splitting the main stream republican vote and there by possibly hand thing nomination over to an anti-establishment candidate? >> bret, we're just starting. let's let the process work. i trust iowaens, people in south carolina and nevada to start this process out. i kind of miss donald trump. he was a little teddy bear to me. we always had such a loving relationship in these debates and in between and the tweets. i wish he

of the united states of america. as i said before, we are the last line of defense. certainly we want to hear from the epa. i want to hear from the epa. based on what i have seen, the epa officials should have moved much more aggressively after they detected their heightened levels of lead. but states are the primary enforcement agencies for the safe drinking water act, not the epa. the chairman argues that we should let the state continue its own investigation. but i disagree. the state has failed the people of flint. now it's up to us, all of us. and let me be clear. if we act selectively for political reasons then we become a part of the problem. the information has been brought to us and we now have a duty to investigate all aspects of the crisis. we simply do not have the right to remain silent. we do not have the right not to act government broke it, government must fix it. and so today every democrat on the committee has joined together to sign this letter to the chairman. it invokes our right under the house

stands closer to becoming the fifth president of the united states of america. [cheering] [chanting "marco"] sen. rubio: we are a nation and people that celebrate success. we are a nation that admire people that have worked hard and had. as conservatives, we will always celebrate success. we fight for those who are still trying to make it. if tonight, you are that single mother who has made it the purpose of your life to leave your children better off than yourself. in the 21st century, we conservatives will fight you. -- fight for you. ♪ if you are watching tonight enter that father that works 3 jobs so that your kids can have all the chances you never kid. we conservatives will fight for you. [applause] if you are his high school -- a 17-year-old high school and you want a big future. you get up well before dawn to take buses to a school halfway across town, who gets home halfway late at night, because you know that god made you more then you do. we conservatives will fight for you. [applause] we will fight for you. him from where we live the way you do now.

united states of america. he is running against the status quo. i am comfortable with the -- with having the next president talk about universal health care as a right. the time is now. [applause] the time is now and the cause is right. when i hear young folks are saddled with trillion dollars in debt, it is all right to have the next president talk about tuition free college. the time is right. speaking as a first-generation college graduate, someone who understands the power of , thetion to understand time is now. you but all about the people talking about how this cannot be done need to get out of the way of those of us who will work to make sure it is done. it is right. the time is now. senator sanders has been a champion speaking up for the working poor and middle class in this country. there is such thing as the working poor and we need to talk about that. we need to talk about that. the time is right and the cause is now. almost all new wealth in this country is going to the 1%. it is wrong 99% of us ar

of sweden. we don't want to be sweden. we want to be the united states of america. and hillary clinton is disqualified for being the commander in chief of the united states. >> that is why he's going to come across as a guy hard for the democrats to attack and most electable. >> is he the most electable? >> yes. i think he does appeal to a lot of folks. there was unsurety with back and forth with the immigration thing, he continued to put the focus on hillary, which i like. when they got back and forth between each other, i didn't care for that. when they started to differentiate themselves with opposition, i thought he made marks. >> how many of you think marco rubio can defeat hillary clinton? raise your hands. how many of you think he will be the nominee? we've got a way to go. here is the question everybody wants the answer to, was donald trump impactful in his not being on air? you're going to get a surprising reaction. whether he made a mistake and how it impacted other candidates who did participate. >> all right. thank you very much. we'll be back to you in

the united states of america. people around the world actually listen to what people running for president say. and you know, we have to defeat isis. i am proud of the united states military and i'm proud of virginia, which is the home to so 0 many active duty members and veterans. and i know we've got to defeat the terrorists' threat. i've laid out a plan to do that. but part of it requires building coalitions with muslim nations because we've got to go after it, an air coalition led by the u.s., isis, their infrastructure, their leadership, from the air. but we've got to support arab and kurdish fighters willing to take territory back physically. we've got to continue to support the iraqi army, now that we finally have a cease-fire in syria, we've got to work to hold it. while we have it, turn people's attention toward isis and the other terrorist groups. just imagine, i built the coalition that took on the sanctions to impose on iran, put it together, including china and russia. i know how hard it's been. i kno

there is the united states of america. united-united-united states of america. reporter: barack obama's america is even more divided. the two sides of the presidential election cannot even agree on what is wrong with the country, let alone the best way to fix it. >> my democratic friends care about the country. they are just a little bit confused. >> republicans are senseless warmongers. >> when i hear about the democratic party i think of people propagating freedom. reporter: that is out. search -- that is how pew research described the divide over core institutions like religion and marriage. while you think different generations never see i die, for decades, roughly the same number backe youngest and oldest to democrats but that is changing good in elections since 2000, we have seen the generation gap grow, continuing this year. then there is the ideological divide. two decades ago, the average democrats and republicans were relatively close in the political center ground was strong. fast forward to 2014 and see how the moderate middle has collapsed. the very

the united states of america. so we went from chattel slavery, brief period of reconstruction, then you give us jim crow. so we dealt with jim crow, which was at least in principle abolished on paper when the supreme court makes the decision in brown v. board of education that separate but equal was a farce, it was a joke. it wasn't real. the supreme court exposes that, but then says, go ahead and implement it with all deliberate speed. basically meant, don't really implement it with any urgency, impactful y, any fashion. just take your time and do it at your own pace. so as we try to deal with jim crow, then you have of course dr. king and leads of the civil rights movement, john lewis who congresswoman beatty and i are so privileged to serve with. philip randolph, roy wilkins, james farmer. so many others. and the civil rights movement deals with the lingering effects of our original genetic defect of chattel slavery, replaced by jim crow. then in the 1960's, we get the civil rights act, the 1965 voting rights a

states of america we are poisoning our children." hillary clinton has been talking about the water crisis in debates and stump speeches. she's met with mayor karen weaver and sent two top campaign aides to meet with her as well.flint will be the site of a democratic debate on march sixth.i'm kim hutcherson reporting. 3 3 haywood county commissioners unanimously vote to take 60 more days to consider an outdoor shooting range. commissioners pushed for the moratorium so they can dig deeper into public health concerns and safety risks. during last night's meeting, commissioners explained it is range. people spoke both for and against an ordinance that would allow it. after last night's vote, no shooting range permits will be issued until after april 15th. 3 3 3 3 3 "weclome to the 58th annual grammy awards, cheering." fans packed the house in los angeles for the grammys. coming up, who walked away with some of the biggest 3 3 time for this morning's see it, shoot it, send it picture. this photo comes to us from annette holbert this pictu

get as close as you can and applauded for the ex-president of the united states of america -- for the next president of the united states of america. >> if we stand together we can win this nomination and when american history. thank you very much. even in the south carolina vote, he won the future amount majority. can sanders get those voters on his side? can clinton get the sanders voters to come in? mark: there's personal bitterness between the two camps. she just needs to start winning them over. i do not think inflation between the two candidates will be nearly as hard as obama and clinton were in 2008. i think eventually, when bernie sanders endorses her, if she is the nomination, and if she promises him time of the convention, toxic -- talk about the issues he shares, most of the voters will enthusiastic supporter, especially if it is against donald trump. john: he thinks she is great, he will probably endorser. 2008, all the to way to the convention. on this trip, we were going around with sanders, in tulsa, oklahoma, a huge crowd outside of the restaurant. there was a bunch o

> join me in voting for ted cruz for president of the united states of america. >> it is an honor to be here with my friend, with my mentor, with a man who has taught me more than i can possibly convey. it is an incredible honor to be here with the governor of texas, to be standing together saying, we've got six days. six days to lead in texas. to lead the country. so let's get to work. >> ted cruz thanking governor abbott in the latest poll number out of texas. cruz has 35%. trump, 20%. rubio down to 8%. you see the rest of the numbers. >> well, there are a lot of scenarios out there today with trump and such a commanding position for the nomination and they involve basically everyone stays in and that stops trump and all the delegates add up to more than he has. basically people can see, no one w can stop him if they all stay in the race. so someone said to me from one of the campaigns, if everyone left cruz and trump, cruz would smash him. if everyone left roibl and trump to fight it out. he has the commanding lead. >> what about trump's tweet and the anecdotal evidence of nevada.

never be the commander in chief of the united states of america. we cannot lose this election. we cannot lose this election, and if you nominate me, we will not lose this election. because unlike anyone left in this race, i will unite this party. we don't have to agree on everything. we agree on most everything. and we will come together. and we won't just come together. we will grow this party. we will take our message to people that don't vote for us now. people who live the way i grew up. people living paycheck to paycheck. people struggling with the cost of student loan debt. like i had student loan debt, over $100,000 of student loan debt. yeah, don't clap for student loan debt. it's not a good thing. i have never met her. but i paid sally may sallie mae a lot of money. someone asked me if i'll be their prom date. when is the prom? i don't know. the last time i went to the prom, i had a really tacky tuxedo on. a long time ago. when is the prom? march 12th? i think that's after the primary, but i may come back anyway and do the prom. what do yo

this is taking place in the united states of america. the reason i am running for president is because i am prepared to take on wall street, to take on the big money interests who today are doing so much harm to our country. let me give you an example. question -- someone give me an answer. somebody today in south carolina gets picked up for possessing marijuana. what happens? you may go to jail. and now you have a police record. question number two. you are a wall street executive. whose greed and illegal behavior helped destroying the american economy, caused millions of people their jobs, their homes, and their life savings. what happens to you? you get a salary increase. you do not get a jail record. that speaks to a broken criminal justice system. you know what i mean by that? this is a broken criminal justice system when a kid gets a police record -- what happens with that? it is hard to get a job. the kid gets a police record but the executive on wall street gets off scott free. by the way, after reaching a settlement with the gov

that he released today forecast that with the next ten years, the ta united states of america will spend more on interest on our debt than we spend on national defense. deb now, i want everyone to soak that in. than wh taxpayer will spend more on interest on our debt, our debt payments, than we spend on plan national defense. e the president came into office,t there was $10.6 trillion in total debt. in the president's budget lays out a plan that by the end of his n budget there will be $27.4 erat. the ho this is an issue for us. unt it continues to accelerate. until this body and until the house and until a white house problem, it will not be solved. i don't say this flippantly. the president and i have had this conversation. he does not believe that increasing deficits, that is as overpending what we bring in, is a problem.he he believes, as he's shared witt me and the american people rue publicly, that if the government overspends a little bit, that r stimulates the economy. well, that might be true in soml economic formula. but when our interest payments s are larger than total what w

greatest nation, the united states of america heading into tuesday - a c-n-u poll has rubio with the highest approval rating among virginia voters - but still polling behind trump in the republican party. 21;28 i would prefer to run in a race where the people are debating ideas, but when the people debating have no ideas... 22;15 if we nominate donald trump as the front runner we will lose this election today - two more candidates visit the area with hopes of gaining ground before the pivotal vote tomorrow and will be able to defend themselves to virginia voters first hand.. 20;13 hillary clinton does not want to run against me but i can t wait to run against her hillary clinton - fresh off a big primary win in south carolina lake taylor high school. clinton commonwealth - including governor terry mcauliffe - and senators tim kaine and mark warner. but she wont be here alone - republican candidate ben carson will also be in hampton roads this afternoon - speaking at regent university at 2 o clock. so hillary clinton will be speaking tonight at 8 o clock here at lake taylor high schoo

the united states of america, lois gunden. [ applause ] >> 1941. lois gunden, a 26-year-old teacher of french from goshen, indiana, volunteered to work for the mennonite central committee in southern france. she established a children's home which became a safe haven for a number of children, including jews whom she helped smuggle out of the nearby int internment camp. there lois pleaded with the parents to give the children to her in order to safe them from deportation and almost certain death. jeanette, my mother, who is with us tonight, is one of -- just one of the several children saved by lois. my mother said, at the time i was 12 years old and certainly scared. but lois gunden was kind and passionately determined to take me and other jewish children to protect us from harm. gunden fearlessly sheltered the children when the french police arrived and she ran the children's home even after the united states entered the war and she herself became an enemy alien. she continued her work until january 1943 when she was detained by the germans, fortu

states of america " president obama says he plans to move forward quickly... and is urging the supreme court to give his nominee a fair hearing and a timely vote. today republican candidate jeb bush gets a boost from a fellow bush... former president george w. bush hits the campaign trail this morning--to help his brother. he'll will appear with jeb at a rally in south carolina. jeb says george w. can vouch for his readiness to be commander in chief. he's also hoping it gives him more momentum to recover from a fourth place finish in new hampshire. still ahead on today in iowa... urbandale drivers are headed for a slow down this morning. we'll tell you why monday rush hour will be heavier than normal for the next nine months. and what you can expect when here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor do what we do...make it progresso. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin today in honor of

united states decide who is going to run that supreme court by a people of the united states of america. >> we immediate to put people on the bench that understand the constitutional is not a living and breathing document. >> i think it's up to mitch mcconnell and everybody else to stop it. it's called did he lay, delay, delay. >> the debate then turned to foreign policy and the bush administration handling of the war in iraq. that's when people got personal. >> we should never have been in iraq. we have destabilized the middle east. >> while donald trump was building a reality tv show, my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe. and i'm proud of what he did. >> how did he keep us safe when the world trade center came down? >> the world -- i lost hundreds of friends -- the world trade center came down during the raid, he kept us safe? that's not safe. the world trade center came down because bill clinton kill osama. >> governor on-kasich prapdz summing up. >> i've got to tell you, this is just crazy. this is just nuts, okay? >> reporter: i'm my less is a rainy reportin

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states of america. yes, the f.d.a. stands for food and drug administration, but over the last 20 years, it really stands for fostering drug addiction. and it has to end. that's sea the nomination right now of dr. robert califf to be the new head of the f.d.a. gives us an opportunity to talk about this issue, to talk about where it all starts, how it began and what we are going to have to do in this body to reverse this trend, which last year led to the death of 30,000 people in our country, and again i say to you that between 2000 and 2014, the heroin overdose death rate has quadrupled in the united states of america. so this is something that's recent, it's related to the f.d.a., and we have to now have an honest discussion about the role that agency is playing because we have become the united states of oxy. we have become a united nations of 5% of the world's population that consumes 80% of the prescription pain killers in the world. and this overprescribing, this consumption of oxy, percocet down th

the united states of america. and now we are seeing them trying to protect themselves by spending huge amounts of money and super pac's and in other ways. it is very clear to me that we need real campaign-finance reform that overturns citizens united and in my view moves the public funding of election forward. issue that aor sanders administration will deal with. we can't continue to have a handful of people on wall street and in the fossil fuel industry and in the drug companies with huge campaign contributions are determining what happens in washington. i am extraordinarily proud and gratified that we have up to this point in the campaign received more individual campaign contributions than any campaign in the history of the united states of america. millionee-and-a-half individual campaign 27tributions averaging dollars apiece. much withasts very all of my opponents on the republican and the democratic side. last night in iowa we made history. maytarted off in that state be 60 points behind. no money, no politi

. : "today, the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba." the announcement comes 14 months after washington re- established ties with havana...10 months after that historic handshake... and six months after the american embassy in cuba opened its doors... diplomatic relations with cuba are progressing quickly. the white house had stressed the need for headway on human rights before the president would visit... but that progress has critics point to the communist castro regime that jails dissidents and severely restricts freedom of speech. republicans running for president don't think obama should go at all. presidential candidate : "i think it's a real mistake. i think the president ought to instead be pushing for a free cuba." presidential candidate : "the cuban government remains as repressive as ever. but now, they have access to millions to not billions of dollars in resources that they by deals like the one signed last week on air travel -- triggering bidding wars between u-s airlines to fly commercial routes between the two nations. tr

the united states of america. [applause] theclinton: imagine tomorrows where small businesses will be growing again. where the minimum wage will no longer be a poverty wage, where women will finally get equal pay for our work. [applause] i appreciate the sign about believing in me, but ultimately, i believe in you. i believe in us. i believe in what we are capable of doing together. and i believe that the only way we can make those tomorrows what we imagine they can be is by deciding we are going to come together, find ways to work with theanother, and create future that our children and we deserve. i get the anger. i get the frustration. but anger is not a plan, and venting is not a strategy. [applause] chanting "hillary"] ms. clinton: once we express our disappointment and our determination, then we have to roll up our sleeves. and as you heard from the governor, as you heard from the two senators, we have work to do. the tomorrow when we finally get to universal health care coverage. 100% of all americans able

for the democratic party and for the united states of america. there is so much at stake in this election, i don't need to tell you. every single one of you who came out for me, who worked so many hours from my young organizers with energy and passion, to the families and friends across this state, i am deeply grateful. >> we love you, hillary. >> i love all of you. here's what i want you to know. it is rare that we have the opportunity we do now, to have a real contest of ideas. to really think hard about what the democratic party stands for and what we want the future of our country to look like if we do our part to build it. i am a progressive who gets things done for people. i am honored to stand in the long line of american reformers who make up our minds that the status quo is not good enough. that standing still is not an option. and that brings people together to find ways forward that will improve the lives of americans. i look back over the years of my involvement from the very first job i had at the children's defense fund. and i know.

people residing in the united states of america. trying to get people to focus -- we're not talking about a game. we're not talking about sports. we're not talking about sports book or casinos, we're talking about the presidency of the united states of america. john adams said in his famous prayer when he was the first president to come to the white house, he said may i pray that only wise and good men may dwell here. for the most part that prayer has been answered. i don't think we've ever had somebody who was in it for himself and i think that's a problem right here. >> a great guest and a really nice guy, i've always enjoyed our conversations. i hope you come back soon. >> me too. thank you. >> thanks very much. we have much more ahead tonight. if you're going to say "better ingredients. better pizza." you better deliver. which is why i'm introducing our new papa's quality guarantee: love your pizza, or get another one, absolutely free. get any large pizza up to 5-toppings for just $9.99. online only. at papajohns.com >>> set you

. >> i want barack obama, the president of the united states of america, to focus on corruption. corruption is a big problem that we have in the united states of america and all over the world. nothing further. >> the family walked out silent but said this. regards to being in isolation. >> and we should add here that medina didn't show any emotion as he was handcuffed and led out of the courtroom and also that his attorney did add that he does plan to appeal. >> we are live here in downtown miami. i'm danielle knox, 7 news night team. >> anchor: okay, danielle. from sentencing day for one convicted man for the fight for the shorter sentence by another. jessica holly continues our night team coverage. >> did you ever see this before? that's the hit list. >> a third day of testimony in the resentencing of a convicted killer. his sister and mother taking the stand a day after michael hernandez spoke from the same seat. >> how much pain i caused you. i'm sorry. >> reporter: in response to the tearful apology the unexpected guest in court. >> what you need to tell me. >> reporter: an

states of america. >> the candidates faced an electorate in iowa deeply divided and frustrated with washington. while the economy has improved under president obama, the recovery has eluded most of the middle and working classes. new terror threats at home and abroad have increased national security concerns and ted cruz's victory suggests religious right voting bloc. >> we'll turn now to our abc reporter mary alice parks who has been following the sanders campaign. >> she asked his staff if his address was a victory speech and they said yes. and abc's mary alice parks checks in from iowa with your voice, your vote. >> thanks, reena, kendis. from day one, the bernie sanders amount of attention here in iowa. the thinking was a victory here could show the rest of the country that bernie sanders could be taken seriously and that hilary clinton was vulnerable. a few reporters were allowed upstairs to see bernie sanders watching the results come in. it was a personal intimate moment in his hotel room just upstairs here. he was with his wife and his children. and i have say the senator wa