abc's bazi kanani has the latest now from washington. good morning, bazi. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. good morning, reena. hillary clinton and bernie sanders appeared separately at that televised town hall last night where we may have gotten a preview of the points they'll try to make in their debate tonight. the democrats lay out their differences in new hampshire. >> i think an objective is more excitement and energy in our campaign. >> reporter: bernie sanders argues he is more electable than hillary clinton defends his plans to raise taxes to pay for universal health care. >> so we're going to pay a little more in taxes but you're no longer going to have to pay private health insurance premiums. >> reporter: and promises a progressive political revolution. >> we will raise the minimum wage. we will have health care for all people. >> it's very hard to see how any achievable. >> reporter: clinton fights back against sanders' charges she's a moderate not a progressive. >> i'm a progressive that likes to get things done. >> repo

abc's bazi kanani following the developments in washington. bazi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis. good morning, reena. this was the first democratic debate with two candidates on the stage and with just days to go until the next round of voting, they did not hold back. the top two democrats face-to-face for the last time >> i think it's time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have been carrying out. >> reporter: the candidates clashing over charges of not standing up to wall street. >> i helped lead the effort against deregulation. >> reporter: while hillary clinton dodged a question about releasing the transcripts of her paid speeches to banks and big corporations. >> i will look into it. i don't know the status. >> reporter: she showed her muscle on foreign policy. >> i fully, fully concede that secretary clinton who was secretary of state for four years has more experience. but experience is not the only point. judgment is. >> a vote in 2002 is not a plan to defeat isis. >> reporter: bernie sanders agai

who are in their 40' s, facing either hillary clinton, who has been in washington for a very long time and is nearing 70, or 74-year-old bernie sanders who' s been in congress since the late 1980' s. they' re able to make that generational change argument that isn' t even really about the issues. it' s just about the messenger. fernando: well, steve shepard, thank you so much for joining me. steve: my pleasure. that could swing this election. m hispanic and i vote for fernando: it' s a bipartisan reality. latinos are the nation' s largest minority group, almost 20% of the population. the republican and democratic nominees will have to win a big share of this growing electorate in order to win the white house. but will eligible latinos turn out at the polls? matt barreto, with the leading polling firm latino decisions, joins me on skype. welcome to the program. matt: thank you for having me . fernando: so matt, as you' re looking at this election, do you think latinos will turn out in the numbers that people have expected or will it be 2014 kind of situation where there' ll be underperf

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jennifer: in washington, i am jennifer davis. fernando: opensecrets.org, the groups have organized as super pac' s, spending hundreds of millions so far in this campaign cycle. executive director sheila krumholz joins me now. there are billionaires who are writing ten million dollar checks. i' m sure that they are expecting something in return. there seems to primaries that are taking place that are -- where one very wealthy guy is choosing who will be the nominee. it must have some impact, not to lose hope, but what is the impact do you think? sheila: certainly the money does have impact. at a minimum, it keeps candidates in the race long past the point at which they might otherwise have folded up their tent. and it does mean that some candidates are able to get their message out more broadly and often the outside groups which are supporting their campaign are using more deceitful or negative messaging. so it does change the tenor of the campaign as well, all this money. again, all of the money is perhaps not going to be as impa

. >> that's what washington, d.c. does. the drive-by shot at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information. and then the memorized 25-second speech that is exactly what his advisers gave him. >> reporter: then astonishingly rubio repeated the line again. >> this notion that barack obama >> there it is, there it is, the memorized 25-second speech. >> that's the reason why -- >> there it is, everybody. >> reporter: marco momentum done. the following morning there were robots outside rubio's first event. >> what's your new talking point? >> our new talking point is marco rubio needs new talking points. >> reporter: some of the voters skeptical. >> i'm grateful to you for being here today. >> marco should have been better prepared. >> he's a young senator just like obama was. i'm not so sure he's ready. >> interesting. so something like this raises questions about his experience? >> yes, yes, it does. >> the one i thought did a great job was jeb bush. >> reporter: in salem -- >> thank you very much for coming. >> repo

we get the latest now from abc's megan hughes in washington. good morning, megan. >> reporter: kendis, reena, good morning. all six remaining gop candidates will be in south carolina today where as you mentioned donald attack. donald trump calls in on stephen colbert's "the late show." >> i can think off the top of my head three things you said cbs will not let me repeat. >> reporter: though he fouled ed vowed to clean up his dirty language. >> poor bush, he comes out. he goes, well, i don't think that donald trump can beat hillary clinton but i can. i say, well, why aren't you beating me? >> i don't care what donald trump says. the guy is a complete loser. >> reporter: jeb bush making news with a one-word tweet, america with a picture of his own gun, his name printed on the barrel. the new york daily news going after bush with the headline dolt .45. the latest poll shows bush, rubio and cruz all trailing. trump with a 16-point lead in the palmetto state. on the democratic side hillary clinton with a nearly 20-point advantage. both candidates a

. >> and kerry washington on the future of her show and the oscar controversy. >> this is wcvb newscenter five at 5:00. anchor: we begin with breaking news, a driver caught on camera hitting a man before taking off has now been captured in boston. anchor: let' s get to john mack water. >> as you mentioned he was found in boston. he was in a relative' s home found hiding under a bed. they found their man, officers brought him to the police department. now he is behind bars. he is facing several charges. he was being investigated for a theft at a company where he used to work. he assaulted an officer as he tried to get away and then ran

bernie sanders is a creature of washington. he is a creature of washington. he may be an alternative creature, he is. the fact that you have an octogenarian running for this race and touching the minds of people to calm out and vote and came of age where they had seen this economy in this way and pretty much rhetoric worked really well is fascinating. the real problem is, does bernie sanders survive this chance to make this case with real policy? i don' t know if he does or if he can. >> hold on one second here, the one thing you can' t underestimate about bernie sanders is that he has more money than he will need and he outdid more than hillary clinton. that is why he is why he' s going to keep going on matter what. >> time will tell. >> and there is no such thing about the super bowl without the patriots. here comes the clinton family right now. we are going to show the whole clinton family because they were all in new hampshire. there is the secretary and she the crowd and she went right to the microphone there. interesting. much. thank you. thank you, my

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. >> together, we have sent the message that will echo from wall street to washington. crushed their competition. the voters in the granite state angry at washington, worried about the economy and looking for honesty not electability emerging from the pack of republican governors a surprise >> if you don't have a seat belt go get one. we're going to shake this country from top to bottom. >> reporter: the fight for third in the gop race is between ted cruz. >> your victory night has left the washington cartel utterly terrified. >> reporter: jeb bush. >> it looks like you all have reset the race and for that i thank you. >> reporter: and marco rubio who admitted saturday night's debate was his downfall. >> listen to this, that will never happen again. >> reporter: a tough night for democratic front-runner hillary clinton who promised supporters she's marching on to the nomination. >> now we take this campaign to the entire country. we are going to fight for every vote in every state. >> reporter: her opponent proved he won't be so easy to shake off. so, today is on to the next one, sou

washington is never going to have all the answers. but for every problem we face, somewhere, someone in america is solving it. reporter: bernie sanders applauded clinton's aggressive and effective campaign there, test is still to come. >> i believe that when democrats assemble in philadelphia, in july, at that convention, we are going to see the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. [cheering] reporter: and now the parties flip states. the republican caucuses in nevada are tuesday. and south primary happens february 27. then a dozen states, including vote on super tuesday. that's march 1. live in the newsroom, i'm julie mcdonald, news 5. >>> right now, a new move from health officials to protect the city's homeless. nicole estaphan live with the health concerns and what the city is doing about it. reporter: the infection is not common. but it can be deadly. one of several shelters, now administering a vaccination to help prevent the spread. a rare infection has homeless man dead. and it has

from wcvb boston, be inside word from washington to beacon hill. today' the record. good morning. thanks for joining us, our guest the rector of enhancer institute of politics at scene and some college. 0 >> ted cruz and hillary clinton are considered to be the winners coming out of iowa. isn' t the primary on tuesday in new hampshire sort of irrelevant as far as their candidacies are concerned? neil: the wins there will take them down pass to the common -- nomination. they will get to super tuesday at least. new hampshire shakes things up. it is almost a new set of voters and primaries. that' s what we will see tuesday. . janet: does ted cruz have to build on it in order to get momentum? neil: he is in a precarious position. rubio got some momentum out of iowa and of rubio focuses out of there, that will be trouble for ted cruz. janet: and the second in new hampshire for hillary clinton? neil: the expectations for bernie sanders are tremendous. there y are almost too high. what they are doing is downplaying the fact that he is from a neighboring state. he is the neighbor, he' s b

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. >> from wcvb boston, the inside word from washington to beacon hill. today' s newsmakers are going on the record. ed: good morning. thank you for joining us for on the record this morning. our guest is david paleologos. it' s all is good to see you. he' s from suffolk university and you know him as the director of political research. janet: by first question is what s the most important lesson going s start with the republicans. david: outsiders, big win, donald trump despite saying everything under the book whether regular or vulgar actually increased his lead. then you have this group of 15% grappling in the second tier for the alternative truckload. janet: does john kasich have legs beyond new hampshire? david: he starts at 2%, even a 10% clean bump, he still falls in south carolina so he has work to do. janet: what about democrats? david: a home win for bernie sanders but he broke all of the ideological and demographic barriers. david: it did. hillary griffin has a few problems but young women versus older women, she has to figure that out quickly

republican leaders said again today in the "washington post" wait until after the presidential election. outside a makeshift memorial, one slamming the majority opinion as pure apple sauce. and another, likens to the aphorisms of a fortune cookie. >> and the president is working on his nominees? >> yes, we're told he will be working on that over the weekend, and he's also called senate leaders democrat and republican that he's begun the process. >>> we'll move on to the powerful windstorms across america tonight. in missouri, the wind whipping flames into fire tornadoes. let's get right to rob. the winds and the warmup this weekend. over 100,000 without power in northern illinois. some of the debris in chicago will be blown around. this is all powering up a huge warmup. 77 in dallas. 56 in new york city. enjoy this weekend, because next weekend will have several systems. >>> much more to come on "world news tonight." a stunning demand at an american airport. >>> and are you passing up free money? >>> look at this, the close call on the school bus. students watching helplessly, as the bu

she was killed in a shooting just south of washington, d.c. karen: the eyeopener' s frank holland is tracking the breaking developments. frank? frank: this is a developing story we' ve been following all morning long. we now know, officers in merrimack new hampshire were , called to notify the family of officer ashley guindon. this morning the family given the terrible news she lost her life in the line of duty. guindon was an officer for the department in virginia. she was serving as an officer when she was shot and killed responding to eight domestic violence call on saturday night. this is new video into our newsroom. police and firefighters standing vigil, saluting the fallen officer. more than patrol cars lined the 100 roads outside a northern virginia hospital early this morning. they were there to provide a somber escort for the body. officer guindon' s very first shift, after being sworn in on friday. a woman inside the house police were responding to, was also killed. two other officers were injured in the shooting. collects -- >> i w

will not be chosen by the washington establishment. but will be chosen by we the people, the american people. >> reporter: on the democratic side, too close to project. even as hillary clinton seemed to declare victory -- >> so as i stand here tonight, thank you iowa! i want you to know i will keep >> reporter: bernie sanders isn't conceding anything. >> it looks like we are in a virtual tie. >> reporter: the hard-fought campaign touched every corner of this rural farm state. all 99 counties. >> the eyes of the world are watching us tonight. >> reporter: a record number of gop caucusgoers turned out to participate, more than 180,000 statewide. for donald trump, the front-runner most of the way here, the question has always been would those huge crowds at the trump rallies translate into huge crowds of trump voters? >> get out of bed and caucus. you got to do it. >> reporter: tonight he was still talking that way. even in second place donald trump still tried to sound like a winner. >> we finished second and i want to tell you something

as long as washington we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." karen: breaking news this morning. a massive fire burning in fall river. there is an all-out effort right now to stop the flames. danielle: a wintry start to your the way. the changes i'm tracking for your weekend. doug: a teen falls through thin ice in fall river. the state trooper who came to the rescue. karen: commitment 2016. two big contests for the candidates. what donald trump wants supporters to boycott. boston's news leader. this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." everyone. doug: and i'm doug meehan. a beautiful start relatively speaking on this weekend here in february. danielle, you know, it could be worse. danielle: it could be worse. we had a couple of snow showers overnight. they went out of here real fast. don't worry. this isn't going to dampen your weekend plans. in fact by 8:00 or 9:00 we'll be drying out here in most of the area. in fact, the rain showers pushing out of the cape right now as well as off

as long as washington we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, emily: things getting interesting on the international space station. astronaut scott kelly posted this video on twitter monday. bursting out of a bag and chasing other crew members. no explanation for this one but kelly did tweet, i thought you said you had things under control up there. erika: they have a lot of time on their hands apparently. emily: the is coming back next week. it could get a little sleeper -- little slippery. a lot of wet roads for the thursday morning commute. your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. small victories like stop & shop's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. r eat well for less. i feel too young to be this old. r not her full-time job. r i'm the boss of me, but sometimes i need a little help. r if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commonwealth

fernando: but if there' s this impasse, and this log jam again in washington, do you think that could actually help trump? in other words, by showing dysfunction in washington and disgust with both parties, could that motivate people for him? amber: yeah, i think you' re absolutely right. quite frankly, anything that happens in washington, politicians on the campaign trail, especially outside of washington like donald trump can s and you' re absolutely right that american disgust of congress right now is high. approval ratings of congress is low, this doesn' t help congress' case at all to make the argument that they can function. and someone like donald trump and possibly only donald trump at this point on the campaign trail, can say, you know what, i' m going to be the one that is going to come in and shake all this up, get great people on the supreme court, the best nominees only, the hugest people, the senate is going to agree to them, they' re going to be so happy to vote on my nominee. people like those, arguments and i think you' re absolutely right, this could end up benefitin

washington in new hampshire during winter. and he made great time. johnson completed the 7.6 mile minutes and 48 seconds. randy: he is the first do it, but a lot of us have thought about it. olessa: friday light. this is what we like to see. cleared an accident by harrison boulevard. expressway 25 from braintree to boston. one disabled car here 93 southbound. once we get past it, the volume is nonexistent until you get to spot pond. trains and buses running on schedule. cindy: look at how pretty it is out there this morning. a few clouds out there. temperatures in the mid-30' s. look at the wind out of the west. per hour over boston. 20' s elsewhere. this is what you want to dress for. temperatures, 27, worcester. at freezing and plymouth. the air is cold or to our north and west. even though we have the sunshine, temperatures do not change much at all. sun and clouds through lunchtime. wind chill no higher than the teens and 20' s. a cold start your weekend. lots of sunshine on saturday. more cloud cover with milder temperatures on sunday. mid-50' s

as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, ed: new at 7:00, a virginia man' s facebook post is shared thousands of times after sharing a note from a starbucks employee. he is death, the customer with death. he was greeted by the familiar or restart with sign language. she handed him this note, it says, i have been learning asl just the you can have the same experience as everyone else. asl is american filing which. he usually uses -- american sign language. he usually texts his order and. -- in. maria: fight for good will take he will not be wearing any of these jeans. his je ans for teens campaign started when he heard about homeless kids that needed them. he went to his own closet, and then to social media. he asked for donations from family, friends, and church. he will be collecting them until the end of the month. we want your 5 for good ideas because we show them every day. ed: of people are making a difference, they can get a hat. e-mail them, use our facebook page. wouldn' t it be cool to w

. >> washington needs, what i call, an agent of change. reid: the former bay state senator and moderate republican throwing his weight behind the business mogul a big boost for trump in a state where he already carries big lead. >> it' s a movement, we have a reid: pleased with the results in iowa trump energized the crowd of roughly 5000 addressing his core issues of supporting along mexico and strengthening >> wouldn' t you rather have trump as president if we' re attacked, oh we' ll beat the [beep] of them. reid: the rookie politician continued touting his self-funding campaign pointing out he spent less per vote in iowa than most of his gop opponents who he says are funded by wall street. little puppet they' re going to take care of those interests, with me i have nobody i just want to take care of you i just want to do the right thing. reid: trump also promising to bring jobs back to america and punish those companies that leave for foreign soil and cheaper labor. >> you know in the old days they used to talk about the silent majority

. >> on the republican side ted cruz pulled out a victory over donald trump by trash talking the washington elites at every campaign stop. billionaire donald trump who everybody barely hung on to second place. marco rubio with a strong third place finish now positioning himself as a moderate alternative but it was ted cruz who really put donald trump to the test and abc's jon karl was at crud's headquarters last night. >> reporter: ted cruz is the first republican to get into a brawl with donald trump and to beat him. this was a triumphant organization. he did it with a single-minded focus on iowa and the evangelical voters that dominate here, as for donald trump, he has a new title, loser after dominating the polls for months, he has now lost the first contest, in fact, marco rubio had such a strong showing here, 23% that he almost beat trump out for second place. well, let me tell you this is just the beginning. donald trump is now on his way to new hampshire, a state where he has a huge lead, far bigger than he ever had in iowa so stay tuned. we've got a long way to go. >> and something

the tornado come through in the garage -- come through and the garage was gone and the porch fine. washington. erika: we are dealing with unexpected snow. cindy: it is winter and we have been in the 50' s the past several days. we have some catching up to do . only 10 inches in boston. you know the difference last the storm watch has been expanded. farther westward, the national weather service has gone and expanded the winter storm watch. closer into worcester and boston as well. we have stormy weather coming in tonight. the rest of the afternoon, it is on the quiet side. the rain from this morning is gone. it is still 54 degrees outside. temperature starting to cool off in the western part of the state, back into the 40' s. wind shifting to the west and northwest, ringing in dry air. that is shutting off the showers. associated with our frontal boundary, this wave of low pressure down the coast that will ride the front northward. temperatures towards ottawa 6:00 tonight, it is going to be 60 degrees in boston. as we get into the overnight from the south. lower 40' s along the coastline. the

fernando: and as we look forward, and you know very well that voters are very frustrated with washington in general, both parties and so forth, is there a reason for hope? rep. van hollen: when you have divided government, a democrat in the white house and republicans in majority on the ve got to have people who are going to at least look for the common ground. i will fight to the end on certain issues, i will make sure we don' s right to those are important values. but there are other areas of the budget where we should be able to find common ground. help. last november, i helped bipartisan agreement on the budget that prevented the government shutdown and debt. so that was a glimmer of hope. but now we' re sort of back into it and this is a very bad sign, a refusal to even hear from the president' s hope for some hope. congressman, thank you so much for joining me today. rep. van hollen: thank you so much. democrats see little hope, as the conservative house freedom caucus pushes for lower spending levels. passing the budget may be difficult for speaker ryan if republicans don' t unite

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atop mount washington they threw boiling water into the air. you get instant snow or more appropriately ice crystal. happens quickly with temperatures like that. show you the temperatures out there right now. here are the peak wind gusts. still, 25-30-mile an hour winds and it has a bite to it. check out the current temperatures. 3 below in saugus and burlington 3 below and pepperell 6 below. and rutland has gone to 10 degrees below zero. took down to the south, not warm. taunton at 0 but brockton only 5 degrees below zero. most of the cape hovering just above the freezing mark but the wind having a bite to it as we speak tonight. anywhere between 20-35 degrees below zero. that is why you want to be cautious. you get stuck in this stuff and it is flat out dangerous. in boston, 1 below zero. winds out of the northwest at 18. of 22 degrees below zero. overnight, readings dropping off and these are air temperatures, not windchills. boston, worcester, both establishing records before the night is over with. the record low for boston is 3 below. the

pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> now to michigan where police say they still have no idea why a man shot eight people in kalamazoo this weekend killing six of them. investigators say jason people's lives but during his arraignment yesterday, the uber driver said he would prefer 0 remain silent. hundreds of people attended another prayer judge jill overnight. many thought kalamazoo was insulated from mass shootings. >> we know at any moment, anything can happen. in any community. every community deals with the challenges of violence and the challenges of ignorance and the challenges of pain. >> the family of 45-year-old married father of two has issued a statement saying this type of violence has no place in our society. formula one of the victims had any known connection to dalton. >> camille cosby spent about two hours testifying under oath about the allegations facing her husband. the deposition took place at a ho tells the in springfield, massachusetts. it's believed it's the first about the allegations. >> the head coaches of 15 sports teams at the university of tennessee

. >> from wcvb boston, the inside word from washington to beacon hill, today' s newspapers -- newsmakers are going on the record. ed: good morning, i' m ed harding, alongside newscenter 5' s emily riemer filling in for janet wu. our guest this morning was a key player in the george w. bush administration. former white house chief of staff and holbrook native, andrew card. you may recall this iconic image when he walks up and whispers in the ear of president bush that the nation is under attack. now he is president of franklin pierce university in rindge, new hampshire. thank you for joining us. are you andrew card or are you andy cod? andrew: i am andy cod. ed: before we get to the topics of the day, and i know september was yesterday. i want to show that image again. you come up to the president and you whisper in his ear. what did you whisper? appears a small twin engine prop plane crashed into one of the towers of the world trade center classroom. and captain lower, deborah lower advisor. she came up to me and said, it was a commercial jetliner and a few seconds later she said, oh my

dead on arrival and that replacing scalia should wait until a new president in 2017, writing in the washington post, the american people rather than a lame-duck president should be afforded the opportunity to replace justice scalia. and among the attendees, vice president joe biden will represent the obama administration. justice clarence thomas will deliver a scriptural reading. and ted cruz of texas, says he'll attend today. >> devin, thank you. >>> we want to move now to battle between two giants. the government and the apple. apple still refusing to unlock a cell phone. battle has moved into the political arena and abc's eva pilgrim joins us with more on what's becoming a very fierce battle. >> reporter: the fight continues. security. ale versus the justice department. this morning, neither side is backing down. in a new federal filing prosecutors slamming apple for publicly repudiating a judge's order to unlock the san bernardino shooter's iphone. presidential candidate donald trump now calling for a boycott until apple complies. >> boycott apple until such time they give that security nu

[cheers and applause] ted cruz: will not be chosen by the washington establishment. [cheers and applause] ted cruz: will not be chosen by the lobbyists. [cheers and applause] ted cruz: but will be chosen by the most incredible powerful force where all sovereignty people, the american people. j.c.: you're listening to ted cruz as he accepts the win for the republican caucus in iowa. again, donald trump coming in car repairs, home improvements, a family trip ...it's not easy to afford them. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000x in personal expenses onv a republican party x credit card. rubio's bad judgment caused a scandal pnand for five years rubio refused to releasep the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place on immigration... bad judgment. he's just not ready to be president. right to rise usa is responsible ed: our wcvb newscenter 5 team is growing, a familiar face is joining us. maria stephanos is joining our team and will start on thursday. j.c.: she has seen and covered it all over her award winning career. she willed anc

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he finished by saying his victory tonight, a tie again, has the washington cartel utterly terrified. those were his final words before saying he is on to south carolina where it will undoubtedly be a much friendlier territory for ted cruz and his campaign. maria: that' s exactly what we were saying, whatever the carolina. ed: i am very different to hear headquarters. governor brush brought -- gove rnor bush brought his mother in. >> he certainly brought in every resource he had, but he made it campaign is not dead. behind me now, you can see that they are packing things up at this point. he said that he is basically in a tie for third, he is just one percentage point behind ted cruz. as the winner of the new hampshire primary, donald trump was addressing his supporters, and here, jeb bush addressed his supporters. he spoke for about 8.5 minutes, and it did not so much a concession speech, but a stump speech for the next state. he said his campaign is not dead. karen: --mr. bush: the pundits had it all figured out last week when they said that the race was now a three-person race betw

as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, erika: a historic trip for president. he confirmed he will travel to cuba for a few days next month in a series of tweets. he will become the first sitting president to visit the communist nation in 70 years. he is working to end 50 years of normalize relations and would embargo. president obama is getting aisle. connor disagrees with fellow republicans, urging the president to fill the high court' s president said it is his constitutional duty to name a replacement for justice antonin scalia, who died last week. now to that extraordinary legal fight brewing between the fbi and apple. some experts say that apple is setting up a battle with implications for every smartphone user. here is elizabeth hur. elizabeth: the white house wants apple to do what a california judge ordered -- hack into the iphone used by the terror suspect in the san bernardino massacre and help investigators >> they are not asking apple to new backdoor. something that would have an an

now, in washington, we go what? this a very confused person. maybe not. it' s the opposite side of populism, but it' s populism, things are broken, the little man' s getting screwed. sanders has it identified that it' s wall street, big government. trump has these other bogeymen, but same sort of emotional appeal. so you' re going to have cross over votes in new hampshire. fernando: and, very quickly as we wrap up, when you look at trump' s performance in iowa, can you extrapolate anything toward new hampshire? in other words, he' s a different mechanism as you pointed out. do you think he has a chance of winning? carl: i do. he was leading narrowly in iowa. he' s leading more in the polls, in the realclearpolitics average, in new hampshire than he was in iowa, and in south carolina he' s even more than new hampshire. there' s no reason to think that support is going to hemorrhage. the real contest may be between these four guys. fernando: the governors. carl: the governors and cruz and marco rubio, who are bunched there. kasich, jeb, marco, cruz, between

. >> researchers at johns hopkins looked at nearly 200 weight-loss clinics in the greater washington, d.c. metro area. finding in most cases, the websites of these clinics did not include important guidelines from top medical groups involved in obesity management. when the researchers contacted these centers directly by phone only one in five indicated they were in compliance with these guidelines. more research is needed to determine whether these findings are reflective of clinics across the country but given how common obesity is, if this is a representative picture it's bad news so if you're looking to a weight-loss clinic for help with obesity, do your homework. it may make or break your success. >> coming up next 59:30, a suspicious death is under investigation. what police found inside a local home that has them asking some pretty serious questions tonight. >> health concerns for an actress. promote the new season of her hit hbo tv series "girl." >> stay with us. >> thursday morning. $to goes farther. >> financial mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don'

christie: donald trump represents strength, and marco rubio represents washington d.c. john: a big endorsement for donald trump, and another swipe relentlessly attacked on the campaign trail. trump: he becomes a senator. he never shows up to vote. he's never around. john: trump and christie have joined forces now in trying to take down the florida senator who himself shot back with what he claims to have seen during a break at thursday's debate. rubio: then he asked for a full-length mirror. i don't know why. because the podium goes up to here, but he wanted a full-length mirror. maybe to make sure his pants weren't wet. i don't know. trump: i saw him back stage with make-up where he's taking it with a trowel and putting it on. john: the nonstop assaults just days before critical votes on super tuesday. trump is hoping his first endorsement from a sitting governor can give him a powerful boost. governor baker: i'm not disappointed but i'm surprised. john: for charlie baker, who christie, the move is one he does not support. baker: the next president of the united states

washington has had a very nasty thunderstorm. a severe thunderstorm warning as this line has been moving through there. now, for us, we may see a little bit of a lull in the rain area over southeastern mass and the cape where it's now warm and tropical but then we'll be watching them approach from the west later on tonight. these could be really torrential, as well as containing some thunder and lightning and possibly stronger, damaging winds. right along the coast, 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, 7:00 a.m. over southeastern mass, offshore everywhere, by 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning. we may catch a little bit of break in the timing but remember, the wind is really a overnight into tomorrow morning. very high chance of heavy downpours. high chance of gusty if not locally damage winds. medium chance of hartford and a low chance of some coastal flooding along the south coast. there go the temperatures. spiking into the 50s. it's still going to feel warm and tropical to start out tomorrow. check the next seven days. it will turn chilly ever tomo

. >> pierre thomas tonight with us from washington. thank you, pierre. >>> next tonight, president obama and russian president have vladimir putin cementing a cease-fire deal in syria on saturday. some groups saying they will sign on, but no word from the syrian regime. isis would still be okay. the terror group taking responsibility for two bombings on sunday, alone. >>> next, back here at home and to a troubling new look inside the v.a. health care system in this country. an army veteran trying to make an appointment, but as you're about to see, he was trapped in an endless loop. millions have seen it already, and abc's david wright, getting answers tonight. >> please hold while you are being transferred. >> reporter: if you've ever had this experience, press one. >> please enter your social security number. >> reporter: frustrated consumer who served in afghanistan, documenting himself trying to >> hello. welcome to the -- >> i spent two days in the office, my colleagues watched me try to call and schedule an appointment. >> reporte

someone able to help him cut deals in washington. >> i do want somebody that's political because i want to get lots of great legislation that we all want passed that's just sitting there for years and years and years. >> reporter: in nevada, trump scooping up more votes that his two top rivals combined. >> after a whole lot of months on the road -- it is good to be home. >> reporter: senator ted cruz today in houston endorsed by the texas governor and lashing out at trump. >> we are not a people who are blustery rhetoric that's not backed up by truth. the time for the clowns and the acrobats and the dancing bears has passed. >> reporter: but right across town, rising rival, senator marco rubio. >> we cannot have a commander in chief that is not ready the first day in office. you can't just say, well, when i get there, i'll hire the smartest people and they'll tell me what to do. >> reporter: but both senators struggling to compete with the trump show. today, in a rare interview, the mogul's model wife, melania, describing what first drew her to the donald. >> his mind. amazing mind. i'm

david kerley, abc news, washington. >> frightening images tonight. david, thank you. >>> when we come back, we switch gears. the major star that will appear at the super bowl on sunday. >>> also, look at this. another plane story tonight. this one, under water, off the coast of florida. the effort to get out before it sank to the bottom. >>> and then, the house exploding into flames. the husband getting to his wife with just moments to spare. where this happened, when we come back. osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture... i can tell you prolia is proven to help protect bones from fracture. but the real proof? my doctor said prolia helped my bones get stronger. are your bones getting stronger? do not take prolia if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva . serious allergic reactions, such as low blood pressure; trouble breathing; throat tightness; face, lip, or tongue swelling; rash, itching or hives have . tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen, or new or unusual pain in

a texas official tells abc news that he went to his doctor in washington on wednesday and thursday because of an illness. reid: former president george w. bush on the trail tomorrow with his brother in south carolina. the former president won a grueling south carolina primary and he remains popular. the democrats have their eyes on nevada. former secretary of state hillary clinton is there ahead of next weekend' s caucuses. clinton received an endorsement from civil rights icon representative john lewis. clinton has been stressing her ties to the black community with the nevada caucuses and south carolina primary looming. democrat bernie sanders is also in nevada. during an appearance at a baptist church, sanders praised he also noted the economic struggles in nevada since the recession, saying great progress has been made, but more needs to be done. former boston mayor ray flynn is resting at his south boston home after surgery to implant a defibrillator. flynn underwent the operation after crashing his car into a neighbor' s house last week. according to a family spokesman, doctors belie