to scream as loud as you can for the next president of the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] >> if we stand together, we can win this nomination and make american history! thank you all very much! >> even in that south carolina rally on saturday, sanders won the relatively insignificant future party of the youth vote. can sanders get the voters on his side? what does he have to do -- sorry, can clinton get sanders voters to come over? >> she needs to start winning them over. i don't think this reck reconciliation between the two candidates will be nearly as hard as obama-clinton was in 2008. not nearly as hard. i think that eventually when bernie sanders endorses her, let me make it clear, he's still in this, but if she promises a time at the convention, if she talks to him about the issues they share, i think most of his supporters will enthusiastically vote for particularly if the other choice ends up being donald trump. >> he said he respects her and thinks she's great. he will endorse her, no doubt in my mind. you think back to '08 with the party unity -- >> the convent

. >> it is not just south carolina it's the united states of america. so i think they need to continue until they come to the end. >> april davis is a native of charlotte and a democrat. she does not know who she is going to vote for but hopes bernie sanders stays in the race when she can vote. having both the candidates going back-to-back at each other it gives you the opportunity to see what and pushes them to provide more plans. >> the primary used to be in may and now it's in march. >> i think the important thing is north carolina citizens on all sides of the aisle will get a chance to see the candidates up close and in person in a way they would not get to do if we had a later primary. >> by moving from may to march, they thought that this is our opportunity to have a voice. >> but analysts says north carolina will not look like south carolina with lots of visits from presidential candidates because momentum is on the frontrunner's sides. for voters who are thinking about in north carolina gee, do i want to vote against somebody who has won all of

states of america and donald trump cannot disavow the kkk. this is unbelievable. it is disgusting. it's literally beyond the pale. >> he said condemning the kkk should be one o democrats and republicans should agree on. >> you can watch live reports beginning tomorrow on eyewitness news at 4:00. and tomorrow night be sure to watch abc news' super tuesday special. it's going to begin at 10:00 here on channel 7 followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> the lawyer for new jersey senator bob menendez is trying to get the corruption case against him dropped. a panel of judges grilled the lawyer on the case. they say menendez took gifts and in exchange for political fairbs. menendez maintains meetings he had with government officials were about policy, not to help the doctor. >>> governor christie is trying to fill a longstanding vacancy on the supreme court. he announced he would like david bowman to fill the post. he pointed out the state legislature approved bowman a few years ago. he says if he is confirmed, history will be made. >> this contin

the united states of america. people around the world actually listen to what people running for president say. >> reporter: now that is a central part of clinton's strategy, to show people she's an experienced, steady leader. she reminds audiences at every turn they're also electing a commander and chief. that ensures this contest is going to go on for weeks to come. wolf? >> it certainly does. coming up, we're learning new details about an elite group of u.s. soldiers conducting operations against isis inside iraq. can the army unit known as delta force turn the tide in this war against the terrorists? seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ we believe in the power of active management.management, by debating our research to find the best investments. by looking at global and local insights to benefit from different points of view. and by consistently breaking apart risk to focus

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

while there are cases a across the united states it is mainly concentrated and spread nothing central and south america and caribbean. virus can cause mild flu-like symptoms and is only dangerous to pregnant with man because it can cause birth defects and can be sexually transmitted. while there is no specific information about the philadelphia case, it is assumed that she was infected when she was recently in the caribbean. >> it is not a significant to people locally because mosquitoes that transmit infections don't live or survive in philadelphia a. >> i don't think it is a a surprise. >> reporter: pj brennan a is chief medical officer at penn medicine and infectious disease physician. >> there are lots of people who travel to the caribbean and lots of mosquitoes and inevitably, i think someone was going to come back and it has finally happened. health concerns are for pregnant woman and, a apart from that, it is really not a significant issue. >> reporter: health department for the the state of pennsylvania, updated its zika numbers today and there are five confirmed cases in pa,

united states of america. and finally, it gives assurances, well two more point the state and will call governments will be reimbursed up to a certain amount for costs encurred during disaster recovery. this will encourage local governments to undertake new mitigation projects that are both a good deal for the federal government and for taxpayers. mitigation saves $3 to $4 for every $1 invested. finally, we have a power play by a minor federal agency attempting to make fema become the national land use planning agency of the united states, trying to force fema to deny flood insurance to states that don't follow the directories of the national marine fishery service. this is not authorized by law. and they are way out of line. unfortunately i talked to the woman who is head of that agency and she disagrees and her regional representative is hell bent to become the land use planning agency for oregon, though of course oregon has comprehensive land use planning unlike his home state of washington which was not su

and for one whole week, delaware was the entire united states of america. and we opened it up and we let in maryland and new jersey and pennsylvania, ultimately iowa and other states. and i think it's turned out pretty well most days. but we're the first to ratify the constitution. just up the road from us, my family and i live in northern delaware, and just up the road from us is philadelphia and that's where that constitution was first debated and folks from throughout the 13 colonies came and argued for or against different provisions of how we should set up the structure of our government. one of the hardest provisions that they argued on and debated was whether or not there should be a legislative branch at all. and if there should be, should it just be, like, union cameral, just one -- union cameral, just one, just one legislative body within the one branch or should it be two? should the number of votes and the power that states have via in accordance -- be in accordance with the size of their state, how many people they have? or how are we going to

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i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i am grateful today to recognize the state of south carolina for being named foreign direct investment magazine for superior achievement in foreign direct investment. south carolina was identified for leading the nation and also the top state for expansion. the pro-business cly mate as work force being trained by technical colleges, and quality of life, make south carolina the choice for any business looking to locate or expand, creating jobs, as done by aiken technical college. in 2015, south carolina was also recognized for record breaking total export sales, the top southeaste

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

we're going to utilize all of our energy and resources when i'm president of the united states of america. and when i'm president we're going to have a real plan on health care and it's going to be a lot more than just getting rid of the lines around the states. that happened in the debate, yeah. i'm going to get rid of the lines around the states. the lines around the states. the lines around the states. when i did it it was a catastrophe. when he did it, oh, he's on message. somebody said to me, well, maybe that means donald trump is a robot. isn't that what they said you are? i said, yes. but if he is a robot, he was made in china. i have a real plan on health care and that's why i can tell you this with certainty, when i am president of the united states we will repeal and we will replace obamacare. >> all right. we're going to continue to watch marco rubio as well. you hear he's really going after donald trump. i want to bring in jason carroll, he's been covering senator rubio for us and the campaign. he is focusing most of his attention clearly on donald trump. not necessarily ted c

she wants the united states to avoid, in her words, interventionist wars of regime change. end quote. up next on al jazeera america, the arrest of a murder suspect who is accused of shooting and killing a rookie police officer who died on her first day on the job. plus cyber bombs and why the defense department say they're an important tool in the fight against isil. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> you a member of navy team 6, just moments ago. >> before this only five navy seal have been awarded the medal of honor. >> byers earned that honor by requestinin in 2012. >> moderates and reformers in iran pulling off a major victory against hard line clerics there. president hassan rouhani and his allies winning 15 out of tehran's 16 seats of assembly of experts, the body that will choose the country's next supreme leader and moderates and reformists win the parliament election. >>> now the u.s. is using cyber bombs to discorrup

the united states of america. what he is asking you to do is to make him the face and the voice of the conservative movement. drew realize that if he is our nominee, americans will say, republican is someone like donald trump. a conservative means donald trump. we are going to lose a generation over voters and a generation of americans, most of whom want to be nothing like donald trump. [applause] he is asking to us turn over the conservative movement to someone who yesterday was asked repeatedly, will you condemned david duke who is array cyst, avowed racist, and he wouldn't condemn him. he said on twitter, why won't you day it. cow say david duke to me, i say assist immediately. why wouldn't he condemn the klu klux klan. [applause] there is no room in the conservative movement and there is no room in the republican party for members of the klu klux klan or for racists like david duke. [applause] and the thing that keeps me going in the most is not just the future of the party. it's the future of america that is

. >> we don't have any place for white supremacy's of the united states of america >> the new battleground shows trump is ahead in georgia and in virginia. the delegates are up for grabs. let's move to the democrats. hillary clinton is ahead of bernie sanders. we just learned sanders got a big endorsement from alan grayson who sits on clinton's campaign floor leadership council. both hillary clinton and marco rubio will hold rallies in miami tomorrow night. will have complete coverage for you with results right here and online at clickorlando.com >> we will have to wait until space x amounted announces a launch attempt. three , two, one. zero >> we have launched aboard >> the ceo says the problem is wandered into a area around launchpad. that delayed clear the vote long enough for the extra liquid oxygen fuel tank to pull the plug on the launch at the last second. we will let you know as soon as a new launch date is announced >> the oscar after party went on well into the night . after he and gwynn, leonardo dicaprio went to the governors ball while other stars hit the aids fundraiser. >>

from the first of the 10 plan surgeries in america's first ever uterus transplant. 26-year-old woman underwent the first surgery last week. doctors say she is doing well. the surgery is part of an effort to help women who lack wombs still have a chance to have children. >> like the kidney transplant we would take from an organ donor and then prepare the uterus to replace inside the recipient which is our patient who has a nonfunctioning or absent uterus. >> after about one year to heal, the uterus will be eggs with the expectation of pregnancy. after carrying one or two children, the patient will have to have a hysterectomy to remove the transplanted uterus. >>> cdc encouraging pregnant women to get blood tests to shut -- check for the zika virus if they have not traveled orbit by mosquitoes either. linking zika to birth defects that cause babies to be born with abnormally small head and brain damage and could be fatal to the baby. some doctors are resisting the cdc's advice and some argue that could make monomers -- mothers anxious because the soap to take six weeks secret is safe w

[applause] >> president of the united states, in the name of the congress takes pleasure in presenting the metal of honor to chief special warfare operator edward c byers junior of the united states navy at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty as a hostage rescue force team member in afghanistan in support of operation enduring freedom on eight, december 9, 2012. the rescue force approach, a century detected them and dartedinside to alert his captors. the sentry quickly reemerged and alida salter attempted to neutralize him . chief byers with his team sprinted to the door of the target building. as the primary preacher, chief byers stood in the doorway fully exposed to enemy fire while ripping down six layers of heavy blankets fastened to the ceiling and walls to clear up for the force. the first assaulter pushed his way through the blankets and was mortally wounded by enemy small arms fire from within. she byers, completely aware of the threat, fearlessly rushed into the room and engaged an enemy guard, aiming an ak-47 at him. he then tackled another adult male who h

you have blessed america with riches and with strength. may we use them to make this world of yours more just, peaceable, and humane. you have blessed america also with the tradition of heros like that of senior chief buyers and his brethren in arms. may we treasure that history and may it inspire all of us to serve bravely, generously, and faithfully. amen. >> that concludes the ceremony, but we actually throw a pretty good party here, and i've been told the food is pretty good. we welcome all of you to join us in the reception. ed and i will take a few more pictures before he joins you, but we're so grateful to him. we're grateful to his wonderful family. mom, i'm glad that you could come. we are grateful for our other metal of honor recipients who are here, and to all the special forces who are here, we are extraordinarily grateful to you. this is, obviously, an award for individual heroism, but i'm glad we're able to make the broader point. we are so grateful for your service to our nation. thank you very much, everybody. god bless. go

i am pleased to endorse donald trump for president of the united states. [cheering] ip leave that a movement is afoot and must not stay away. it has the american people's voices heard for change. the bosses are you people in washington, public servants, they serve you. donald trump, great to have you in one of the greatest cities in the world. [cheering] we have more per capita than any place in the country. we have the best corporate leadership all over the world investing here and hiring people here. it's what we need for all of america. i'm proud to have you with us. god bless. [cheering] >> that is so great. you know, he's an incredible guy [cheering] thank you. get him out of here will you? [cheering] thank you. never fails. but again i say it now the cameras follow that and know how many people. look over here. take a look. unbelievable. 32,000 people. this is amazing. and by the way, look over there we can't get them in. why can't they come in, let them in. thousands of people over there, let them in if you can. that's the first time senator session

and anyone who does that can never be the commander in chief of the united states of america. we have a chance in this election to go in a different direction from the one we're headed now. it's the direction i'm offering you. it's a direction i ask you to vote for. it's not one that asks you to act on your fears and your anxieties, for i know they are real. it's a direction that asks you to embrace your hopes and your dreams for a better future. it is a direction that says that we, when i'm president, are going to reembrace the constitution of the united states. when i'm president, for the first time in eight years, you'll have a president that defends your first amendment right to live out the teachings of your faith. for the first time in eight years, you'll have a president that defends your second amendment right to protect yourself and your family. if you vote for me, you'll have a president that understands because of eight years that i spent in florida -- >> that's marco rubio in tennessee. one of the many states up for grabs on super tuesday tomorrow. and also, new ou

"new york times" reports outdoor america has tens of thousands of billboards across the united states and will announce they have partnered with at&t to track people's travel and behavior and use that data to target advertising. microsoft almost nailed the oscars. though did so last year and the year before, the bing prediction engine predicted leonardo decaprio who wins and bring her son saying "revenant," who wins but "spotlight," won instead so they missed that. >> the oscar moments do not stop now because at 9:00 a.m. kelly and michael will have the big oscar show and we are exciteed. >> we had our oscar picks. we filled out our ballots last week. we were surprised who the winners were. >> out of the three people on this deck, the one would was not excited for the oscars won. >> i was not as exciteed, mike nicco won with continue out of 24 categories correct. >> can is still terrible. >> tell. but we all did really poorly. >> i cleaned up in the documentary and short documentary and i bid -- "mad max," for a couple of things. he lured us into a false sense of security. >> that was

two people who could be president of the united states of america? that raises the stakes on this enormously. >> i suspect what you just said to me, our colleague bret baier will say to attorney general loretta lynch when he interviews her at 6:00 on special report. i suspect that's the type of question that bret will gear into, are you concerned that your justice department might do a favor for the democratic party when the evidence of wrongdoing is well documented and known to the public and overwhelming? >> are you prepping bret? >> no, i'm not. if i were bret in another world that's the way i'd ask it. he'll ask it the way he wants to and we'll see how she answers. stuart: with all of this excitement around politics and emergence as the front runner and hillary as the landslide winner in south carolina. with that it's taken the e-mail scandal and indictment not off the table, it's very much in the background. what you just reported and katheri catherine herridge. it never recedes for the front bunk eke e bunker-- burner for the hundred or so fbi

i'm pleased to endorse donald trump for the presidency of the united states. martha: this is noteworthy. senator jeff sessions is from alabama which is a super tuesday state and he's the first sitting senator to endorse donald trump. trump has made a case that ted cruz doesn't have any sitting senators endorsing him and marco rubio has many. big * senator sessions big on immigration. that was a surprise in alabama when that came out. martha: hillary clinton is hoping to ride a wave on super tuesday. she defeated bernie sanders by nearly 50 points. mrs. clinton taking a veiled swipe at donald trump. >> despite what you hear, we don't need to make america great again. america has never stopped being great. but we do need to make america whole again. instead of building walls. we need to be tearing down barriers. martha: a preview of hillary clinton. sanders expected to lose south carolina by a large far gin. he's got his work cut out for him tomorrow. bill: tomorrow super tuesday as the polls close, special coverage starting at 6:00 eastern time tomorrow night.

states of america. [ applause ] >> we have a chance in this election to go in a different direction from the one we're headed now, and it's the direction i'm offering you. it's direction i ask you to vote for. it is not one that asks you to act on your fears and your anxieties, for i know that they are real. it's a direction that asks you to embrace your hopes and dreams for a better future. it's a direction that says that we, when i am president, are going to reembrace the constitution of the united states. when i'm president, for the first time in eight years, you'll have a president that defends your first amendment right to live out the teachings of your faith. you'll have a president that defends your second amendment right to protect yourself and your family. if you vote for me, you'll have a president that understands because of eight years that i spent in florida, two of them as speaker of the florida house that the tenth amendment is right. the government, if it has power, it belongs at the state level, not at washington d.c. you will have a president that believes in free

. >> we don't have anyplace for white supremacists in the united states of america. it just doesn't make any sense to me. >> and trump was again on the defensive with nbc's chuck todd after a retweet quoting italian dictator benito musemussolini. we'll find out how tomorrow's voters feel in the slew of nearly 600 delegates are up for grabs. trump is at 40%, cruz and rubio are tied. the senator manages to flip the numbers to 39% to trump's 36. will that turn into a surge of support in tomorrow's showdown? on the democratic side, bernie sanders didn't mince words on results. >> you lost south carolina 84 to 16, worse than any poll had shown. senator, what happened? >> well, we got decimated, that's what happened. among older african-americans it perspective. >> the vermont senator lost to hillary clinton by a near 3-1 margin, giving clinton 112 total delegates to sanders' 66. that makes tomorrow's super in colorado, sanders tried out a new campaign analogy last night. >> and you run on a platform calling for a full loaf. at worst you're going to get a half a loaf. crum

case eric -- kasich: we don't have any place for white supremacists in the united states of america and it just doesn't make any sense to me. nikole: ted cruz and even bernie sanders also took to twitter to voice their outrage. the vermont senator hoping to after a sweeping defeat to hillary clinton in south carolina. mr. sanders we got decimated, : george. we got decimated. nikole: clinton also called duke's support of trump pathetic. the latest polls show her with a commanding lead in several super tuesday states, along with trump who holds the advantage over his gop competitors. in washington, i'm nikole killion. eric: the latest poll from nbc and the wall street journal shows donald trump leading in southern states like georgia and tennessee, while ted cruz has the advantage in his home state of texas. meanwhile hillary clinton tops bernie sanders in all three of those states. elizabeth: 6:06 on this monday morning. it will be a day of change. metinka: we are starting out with nice weather but this afternoon is not going to be as moines. the southwest wind will help boost our highs,

. >> we don't have anyplace for white supremacist in the united states of america. >> reporter: with more than 1,500 delegates up for grabs on tuesday, the republicans are hitting key states in the south. and hillary clinton also attacked trump. >> i said last night, america has never stopped beating great. our task is to make america whole. >> reporter: a new cbs battleground tracker poll shows clinton is ahead of bernie sanders in virginia, georgia, and texas. sanders admits he has work to do after losing south carolina's democratic primary. >> we did really, really badly with older african-american voters. i mean, we got decimated. >> reporter: trump is ahead in virginia and georgia, but trails cruz in his home state of texas. 155 delegates are at stake there. trump's remarks yesterday about not knowing david duke don't jibe with what he said friday, when asked about duke's endorsement. >> i didn't even know he endorsed me. david duke endorsed me? okay, all right. i disavow, all right. >> reporter: hillary clinton called trump's remarks pathetic. >> don champion here in new york,

none of these people are worthy of being president of the united states of america. you can tell from my accent that i am a migrant. politics youind of would see in third world countries. they do not speak to substance or policy. about personality. stage, you take a bottle of water and throw it. are these people the ones who are going to read -- lead the world? the mostrepresenting civilized country in the world? are these people the world should look up to? people come to america. we look to america as the enemy of civilization. mason is talking about the tone of the campaign. people on twitter are expressing their thoughts as well. you can put your thoughts on twitter. we also have a facebook page as well. heidi is in connecticut. caller: good morning. i just want to say i am calling from connecticut. -- 45 years-old old. i've been voting since i was 18 from it and dependent all the way to a democrat. now.a republican believe itably can't that i am on here right now. all lives matter. all people have a god-given right to have food. my neighborhood where i grew up m

we cannot be a party that does that. white supremacists in the united states of america. it just doesn't make any sense to me. >> and trump was again on the defensive with nbc's chuck todd on a retreat telling, quote, italian leader muse lee know. he said he likes italian quotes. we'll find out how he feel does in tomorrow with a slew of can contests. the latest nbc news "wall street journal" poll shows donald trump with a 17% lead. he also holds a healthy lead while rubio trails at 19%. in cruz's home state of texas. the senator manages to sflip the numbers at 39% to trump's 26%. if that turns into a surge of report. it remains to be seen in tomorrow's showdown. >>> on the democratic side bernie sanders didn't mince words on saturday's south carolina results. voters 84/16, worse than any poll had shown. senator, what happened? >> well, we got decimated. that's what happened. among older african-americans, it was pathetic from our perspective. >> bernie sanders lost to clinton by a near 3/1 margin. adding urgency to tomorrow's super tuesday races for candidacy in colorado

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. (cheering) i'm thrilled to be here because america needs strong leadership again and that strong leader is donald trump. " and trump stepped up his attacks this weekend against g-o-p presidential rival marco rubio. trump claims rubio stole money from the florida republican party using a g-o-p corporate credit card. rubio used the personal expenses, which he later reimbursed. but trump still said rubio should face charges. (donald trump/ (r) candidate): "rubio stole from the republican party. but you know what happened? they said, 'you stole from the party.' he says, 'no i didn't.' 'yes you did. you had a driveway built.' 'no i didn't.' 'yes you did.' 'oh, ok. reimbursed them, ok. he didn't get indicted. why doesn't' he get indicted. " rubio's campaign fired back at trump, saying he's a con man with a history of defrauding people. and rubio himself spoke out as well ... ( sen. marco rubio/ (r) presidential candidate) "flying around on hair force one, and uh tweeting. so here's the one

one of the great institutions of the united states of america. it's important understand the institution that you are about to lead. and the republican party historically, the party of lincoln, the party that was formed to fight slavery, the party that tried to bring civil rights to the south, the party that was so instrumental in the 19 1950's and the 1960s in expanding civil rights across the country can have no tolerance, zero tolerance, for racists, for extremist racist groups. >> 2008, your candidate john mccain is asked the same question, what would he respond? no matter how tired he was, how would he respond. >> great question. this is an important piece to understand with regard to the trump candidacy. here is the expectation, grow testily unfairly applied to the mccain campaign to the national media. barack obama would go out everyday, he would campaign, he would attack george w. bush, he would attack john mccain. someone would yell something, one person in the audience would yell something out and everyday the expectation imposed on the

states of america. can his tax plan hold up to the big promises? joining us now for an analysis of the presidential candidates' tax plans, chair of of the kings college business program, brian brenburg. we'll go fast because you have school. super tuesday tomorrow. what can you tell us about the fundamentals of donald trump's tax plan? >> it centerpiece is a big income tax cut. he's taking our seven brackets that we have today, compressing them to four, including a 0% rate on the first $25,000 of income for individuals and $50,000 for married couple. that's a huge, huge tax cut. >> i look at this, the second point, the highest earners who just got an increase under barack obama up for the george bush era, goes from 39.6 to 25%. that's five below, at least five below where bush it it. >> yeah. there's big cuts across the board. including at the high end. that's going to be one of the pieces he's going to be critiqued for by his critics. >> the corporate tax, you've got to get bipartisan support. everyone

have any place for white the premises in the united states of america. it does not make any sense to me. nikole: they are that's the apparent backing of the former kkk leader. they all voice their outrage for donald trump refusal to denounce it. hillary clinton calling donald trump's support pathetic. knowledge of both the advantage over his gop competitors. in washington, nikole killion, the we wiped the news four. geoff: as the candidates look ahead to tomorrow, we're asking for your input. who do you think will be the next presidential candidate to you can vote in our now poll on the wyff4.com or our facebook and twitter pages. here are the results so far. 43% of you saying ben carson will be the next to drop out followed by john kasich at 35%. we will keep that running for the next couple of days. allyson: pretty quiet on the roads this morning. a pretty day. dale: we are getting some beautiful views from our skycams. doppler 4 hd weather forecast. dale: good morning. we look at from our various skycams. got some beautiful views of mostly clear skies

. >> we don't have any place for white supremacists in the united states of america. >> a tracker poll shows trump is ahead in georgia and also in virginia. he trails cruz where 150 delegates are up for grabs in texas. >> hillary clinton is ahead of bernie sanders in georgia, virginia and texas. hillary clinton and marco rubios tomorrow night. now to a crime alert. deputies asking for your help to get results and find the man who robbed a mini golf course. the man in the hoodie yesterday and handed the workers a note demanding money. after getting it, he took off on foot. here's another look add guy. he is a hispanic male in his mid 20's. if you recognize him, call the sheriff's office. >> we are expecting to get new details president shooting death of a man in the parking lot of a publix. police there are holding a press conference surrounding the murder of andrew jones. jones was shot and killed outside the supermarket on east colonial -- on east town center earlier this month. a witness reported seeing a 2012 white vol, wagon sedan missing part of the bumper driving away that volksw

. >> we don't have any place for white supremacists in the united states of america and it just doesn't make any sense to me. nikole: ted cruz and even bernie sanders also took to twitter to voice their outrage. the vermont senator hoping to reclaim some momentum tomorrow after a sweeping defeat to hillary clinton in south carolina. >> we got decimated, george. we got decimated. nikole: clinton also called duke's support of trump pathetic. the latest polls show her with a commanding lead in several super tuesday states, along with trump who holds the advantage over his gop competitors. in washington, i'm nikole killion. eric: the latest poll from nbc, states like georgia and tennessee, while ted cruz has the advantage in his home state of texas. meanwhile hillary clinton tops bernie sanders in all 3 of those states. elizabeth: the time is 5:06. after a wild when the afternoon yesterday. metinka: it is going to be a nice day. temperatures ok but a breath freezing -- but above freezing. south right now at 12. that will help to warm temperatures up. heading for an early day high around the

we don't have any room for white supremacists in the united states of america. >> reporter: ted cruz took to twitter. in virginia, marco rubio called trum's position unbelievable. >> we cannot be a party that nominates someone who refuses to the cueku klux klan. >> the republican party is not treating me right, and they're not treating the people that i represent right. >> reporter: and there's some evidence to support trump's claim. a new battleground poll found that more than half of republicans in three super tuesday states, georgia, texas, and virginia, say the republican party does not represent them well. the poll also showed voters in those states think trump offers the most optimistic message. trump picked up the endorsement of jeff sessions. much. hillary clinton expanded her lead over bernie sanders with a prime airrirairary victory. >> tuesday primary, thank you. >> reporter: hillary clinton stormed into arkansas and tennessee on sunday, setting her sights on the handful of super tuesday and trying to capitalize on her momentum with black voters who propelled her landslide

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

i am pleased to endorse donald trump for the president of the united states. i believe our movement is afoot that must not fade away. it has the potential to have the american people's voices heard for change. >> reporter: on sunday, trump refused to disavow support of the former kkk grand wizard david duke. >> i don't know anything about david duke. i don't know anything about what you're even talking about with white supremacy. i don't know. i don't know. did he endorse me or what's going on? i know nothing about david duke. i know nothing about white supremacist. you are asking me a question i'm supposed to be talking about people i know nothing about. >> reporter: after that interview, ted cruz took to twitter to criticize donald trump for not disavowing support. trump does in fact disavow it. this is an issue that will likely not go away as ted cruz and marco rubio to hit this issue going into super tuesday. back to you. >> chris, thank you so much. joining us to discuss this is cnn analyst josh rogin. good morning. we have controversy surrounding donald

we don't have anyplace for white supremacists in the united states of america. >> reporter: ted cruz took to white extremists are wrong. >> we cannot be a party that nominates someone who refuses to condemn white supremacists and the cue cluck clan. we cannot be a party that does that. >> reporter: trump appears increasingly disenchanted with that party and said he's prepared to run as a third party candidate if necessary. >> the republican party is not treating me right. and they're not treating the people that i represent right. >> reporter: and there's some evidence to support trump's claim. a new cbs news battleground poll found that more than half of republicans in three super tuesday states, georgia, texas, and virginia, say the republican party does not represent them well. that poll also showed that voters in those states believe trump offers the most optimistic message of any republican still in the race. in alabama tonight, trump picked up the endorsement of jeff sessions, the state's junior senator and long-time adviser to trump on immigration policy. >> major garrett, tha

. >> we don't have any place for white supremacists in the united states of america. and it just doesn't make any sense to me. >> and trump was again on the defensive with nbc's chuck todd on a retweet quoting italian dictator benito mussolini. trump said he likes interesting quotes. website gawker later took credit for creating the twitter handle trumpretweeted. we'll find out how voters feel in tomorrow's slew of contests with nearly 600 delegates up for grab. trump also holds a healthy lead in tennessee while rubio trails at 19%. in cruz's home state of texas the senator manages to flip the numbers at 39%, to trump's 26%. and if that turns into a surge of support, it remains to be seen in tomorrow's showdown. >>> on the democratic side, bernie sanders didn't mince words on saturday's south carolina results. >> you lost african-american voters 84-16%. worse than any poll had shown. senator, what happened? >> well, we got decimated, that's what happened. among older african-americans. it was pathetic. from our perspective. >> the vermont senator lost to hillary clint