supremacists in the united states of america. >> how are we going to deal with a party that doesn't condemn the ku klux klan?. >>reporter: a reporter asked trump. >> i didn't even know he endorsed me. i disavow, okay some i don't know anything about david duke. i don't know anything about what you're even talking about with white supremecy. i don't know. did he endorse me? >> ted cruz called trump out writing, really sad. we're better than this. trump's only response, tweeting out a clip of what he said on friday on the democratic side. >> we need to be home where all of us have a place and in this together. >> hillary clinton spoke in tennessee after a huge victory of the vote. >> we have dozens of more good about the future. >> we have you covered for super tuesday. we'll have a special starting at 8 p.m., then at 10 o'clock a primetime special here on wbz. ten tune in at 11 for a full super tuesday wrapup. >>> still ahead on the program tonight, the stars are getting awards. >> coming up next, why protesters are greeting them on the red carpet. >>> also ahead, an injury update on

. >> we don't have any white 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 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 >> yowl 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. >> bernie sanders lost to clinton by a near 3/1 margin. adding urgency to tomorrow's super tuesday races for candidacy

states of america. >> somethings were missing some things are missing from his appearance,th he said that after the speech's campaign is not about tradition it's about people who feel left out. >> many, middle-class young peoplela who have not voted have got to get involved because of the issues i talk aboutf are not wild and crazy ideas that these are issues , mainstream ideas supportsns. >> agreed to counsel and to put him into the white house. >> this but i think that he is t put up has put up a pretty strong campaign at roosevelt leftwich fox 8 newspc. >> he says he is confident he will make a strong showing on tuesday, some polls show him doing well and others show thats hillary clinton will win ohio, the stage is set in houston for the republican presidential debate, texas among states with a primary or caucus on tuesday,pr trump comes off of three consecutive victories they say it most likely see the gloves come off as ted cruz and marco rubio ands john kasich and ben carson round out the top five and are in it for the long-haul.o >> the i-team confronting city leaders over a

it's funny we were the snowiest city in the united states of america last winter 120 inches of snow and i think we da flawlessly. >> reporter: he says crews will be on stand by and ready. >> they did a good job but need to keep up with it and be consistent. >> reporter: chantee lans, wbz news. >> for latest on the forecast watch the wbz news at 11. eric watching this so closely then we will have a team of meteorologist and reporters covering the snowstorm tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 and you can keep track of the storm anywhere you go with the cbs boston weather app it's free in the google and apple app stores. >>> investigators believe it was a bomb that blew a hole in a somali jet moments after take off. investigators say they found what appears to be explosive no one has claimed responsibility for the blast yet. but the airline confirms one man believed to have been sucked out of the plane is missing. >>> he was drunk. >> ted cruz gets personal opening up about his family's struggle with substance abuse. cruz's revelation put a personal touch on a hot button issue. >> cdc says m

of america. and the american people are catching on. and we have a rigged economy. ordiry people earlier people the income going to the top 1%. and d together we are going to create an economy that works for all of us and not just the top 1%. >> jeff:bernie sanders finishing second in the caucuses behind hillary clinton. clinton claiming the victory out west and senator sander raising more money and says he's in the race for the long haul. now set our sights to the gop and much more coming up throughout the night. >> coming ep on 7 news at 6:30. the scare at the supermarket turning into a frightening surprise. >> all this as they arrive to help. >> a pretet dry weekend so far. we'll have that withtrain chances increasing as we go into the work week. most of the storm activity but the complete forecast coming up. >> jeff: a fire fighter becoming his fatherers keeper unknowingly when he rushed to help a man with a heart attack. >> and the mahe's helping to save was his father. >> emergency cruc are

a president who follows the constant tuition of the united states of america. [applause] defends yourhat first amendment right to live out the teachings of your faith in every aspect of your life. [applause] a president that defends your second amendment right to protect yourself and your family. [applause] and a president who believes our solutions are not found in a big federal government. they are found in our homes, in our communities, and it is in our government, at the state evel, not in washington, d.c. [applause] for the first time in eight years, you will have a president that follows the constitution. in my first moment in office, i will cancel every single one of barack obama's unconstitutional executive orders. every one of them. [applause] president, aree going to have a president that embraces a free economy. free enterprise, my parents were not rich people -- my father was a bartender and my mother was a maid. the reason they had a job is because free enterprise works. someone who had the money risked and hired them. it's the only economic in the

if we don't know who you are or why you are coming you are not getting into the united states of america. [applause] via other thing we have to fight i get really annoyed by this is the argument if you want to secure your borders it is the anti-immigrant. every sovereign country does this or tries to. we have a right to control who comes here and how and when and over 30 years we have not done that well. and to hire those border agents instead. we will finish that the experts know that we need with mandatory e. verify. to keep people from overstaying a visa you will see the issue come under control. criminal aliens will be deported and century cities will lose all of their federal money. [applause] the most important job i will have as president is commander in chief. because the world as a more dangerous place. number three is governed by a lunatic. the chinese government is rapidly building up the military is still invention in san secrets and pack our computers in taking over the south china sea. . . by triggering an armageddon style showdown. in a city named -- in northern syria. thi

because he was dedicated to improving the entire united states of america by taking care of things one little step at a time. >> mike viqueira, al aljazeera, washington. >> some of the gop leaders who said absolutely not on saturday may be softening their approach a few days later. majority leader, mitch mcconnell, hat changed his stance, but chuck grassley indicated that he could hold hearings for an obama nominee. tillis urged republicans for avoiding upsetting the constitution applecart and play by the rules. we'll look at what's at stake for all sides in the coming months on the program. joining mow now a professor of law. alliance for justice, and editor-in-chief of the kato supreme court review. police professor, let's start with you, was it a legal error, tactical error or smart politics for mitch mcconnell coming out of the box on saturday, saying don't even bother to send us a nominee? >> i think that it was a terrible error. precedent is not on his side in many occasions over the history of the nation. presidents in their last year have made a nomination to the supreme court

if we don't know who you are and why you are coming, you are not getting into the united states of america. the other thing have to fight, and as the son and grandson of immigrants, i get annoyed by this. the argument that if you want to secure your borders, it is anti-immigrant. it is not. we have a right to control who comes here, how and when they come here. for 30 years, we have not done that well. that will change. 20,000 new irsng agents. we will hire 20,000 new order agents instead. we will finish the 700 miles of fencing and walls that the experts know we need. we will have a mandatory entry exit tracking system to keep people from overstaying visas. you do that and you will see this come under control quickly. after that we will deal with the rest of it. criminal aliens will be deported right away and sanctuaries 80's will lose all of their federal money when i am president. the most important job am going to have as president is commander-in-chief. the most important job any president will have. the one we have now is a terrible commander-in-chief. the world is a more dangerous p

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

and for the united states of america. [applause] 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 works so many hours, from my young organizers with energy and passion to the families and friends across the state, i am deeply grateful. 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 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. [applause] 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, defines ways forward that will improve the lives of americans. i look back over the years from the very first job i had at the children's defense fund. [applause] i know what we are capable of doing. i know we can create

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 that, after reaching a settlement with the govern

we are once again declaring our candidacy for president of the united states of america. not me or prime minister centrefold, buts all of us, 34 million of the politest people you will ever meet. how will we make america better. we'll open one free day care for every closed planned parenthood clinic and we'll help you solve your race problem as soon as re figure out why you still have a race problem. so you can vote for us or one of those guys that plan to build a wall to keep out scary neighbours. we'll let you in on a little secret - we're way ahead of you. >>> tonight - bernie sanders surging in polls. ben cardon who supported the hillary clinton campaign if her pragmatism can overcome the ideaism of bernie sanders. the group behind planned parenthood facing prison time. will their indictment discourage other activists. and thoughts on press freedom after a smear campaign against one of america's finest reporters. i'm adam may, this is "third rail". >>> the politics of fear has been a winning car on the rit.

[applause] we will not allow billionaires and their super pac's to elections in the united states of america. the american people are catching on that we have a rigged economy. people, people, working working two to three jobs, longer and longer hours. and all new income going to the top 1%. together, we want to create an economy that works for all of us and not just the top 1%. the american people are catching broken we have a criminal justice system. if a kid in nevada gets picked up with an ounce of marijuana, that kid will have a police record it stays with him his entire life. if you are a wall street executive, and your behavior destroys the lives of billions of people, somehow nothing happens to you. [booing] bring justice back to the system. [applause] i want to thank all of our supporters here in nevada. ofant to thank our thousands volunteers for working .irelessly staff forthank our the great job they have done. [applause] that hereially proud we are bringing working people into the people political process we have not seen for a very long while. soon i will be on a plane

the united states of america. [applause] if elected president, i will do my best to make certain that that happens. when we talk about what goes on in our country, it is a rates economy. people work longer hours for low wages. new income and wealth going into the top. it is a corrupt campaign finance system. system campaign finance which is undermining american democracy. disagree, that's fine. i love debate. the situation today in which billionaires can buy elections. as a result of the disastrous citizens united supreme court decision, billionaires can now spend as much as they want in super pac's or independent expenditures. many of the tv ads you watch in new hampshire will come from super pac's or organizations with weird names but are controlled by billionaire families. think about that. cycle, thepaign second wealthiest family in america, a family who believes not that we should cut social security or medicare or medicaid, they think we should eliminate social security, medicare and medicaid. this family al

and i think it would be wonderful to have her as the first female president of the united states of america. >> i think hillary for sure. i think she's a really strong leader. >> bernie has great liberal person who will make all those liberal ideas happen. >> ashlea: hillary doesn't have any events scheduled here in south carolina until after the primary. she's likely putting leg work elsewhere because she's got such a heavy lead. >> darcel: all six republican presidential candidates are in south carolina today. some of them made their way to the upstate. coming up at 5:30, we'll break down who went where. >> tammy: icy roads caused several accidents. >> darcel: jaclyn, we are in good shape. >> jaclyn: there is one congested spot to look out for. things are getting busy between i-40 and charlotte street. the interstates are looking good in our area. it is a clear drive along both everything is up to speed there on long shoals road. that's a look at your on time traffic report brought to you by debruhl's used car superstore. >>> we could have stayed a little bit more. >> tammy: a local teen

ted cruz when radical islamic : terrorists wage jihad on the united states of america, the answer is not to tweet insults at them. phil: speaking of tweets jeb bush sent this a one word tweet , america, with a picture of his own gun his name printed on the , barrel. as for the president' s comments about trump in response the billionaire said had he decided to run for years ago president , obama would have been a one term president. never a dull moment in this campaign. ed: so true, for the democrats, hillary clinton meeting with maria: she is implying, some say that racism is behind the threat by the spring court. hillary clinton: they demonize president obama, and encourage ugly impulses of a paranoid french. maria: bernie sanders is also in south carolina where african americans are expected to make up more than half of the democratic vote. bernie sanders: if we did not dream, would anyone think we could have an african-american as president of the on state today question mark maria: the reason they are there the south , carolina primaries are next saturday. announcer: next on new

the united states of america. and that indicates to me not only the kind of grassroots support we have, but that also tells me that people across this country -- and by the way, across the political spectrum, are sick and tired of super pacs. they are sick and tired of citizens united. and they are sick and tired of billionaires buying elections. >> are you suggesting that secretary clinton is beholden to wall street and big money? >> no. what i'm simply saying is a fact. she recently reported that her super pac received $25 million, $15 million of that came from wall street. i will let the american people determine what all of that means. >> she also says she is a progressive. she says she gets things done. you said -- just recently you said she is a progressive on some days, to which she relied -- i'll play the clip for you, senator. listen to this. >> little disappointed, to be honest, yesterday. it was kind of a low blow when senator sanders said n response to a question, well, you know, maybe she's a progress

it is beyond my comprehension that in the year 2016, in the united states of america, we are poisoning our children. >>reporter: hillary clinton has been talking about the water crisis in debates and stump speeches and met with the mayor karen weaver and sent top campaign aides to meet with her. flint will be the site of a democratic debate on march the -- mark six. >>> faith leaders and flint endorsed clinton on sunday and three prominent ministers said because she has, quote, kept the spotlight on the situation in the city. >>> the white house said president obama will make his first visit to vietnam in may. the announcement came after he met with vietnam's prime minister at a summit with southeast asia leaders in california. the president's vietnam visit will be a sidetrip well in the region for the seven group summit in japan. it he will become the third straight president to visit this nation. bill clinton was there and so was george bush. they hope to strengthen relations with vietnam as they worry over china's aggressiveness in the south china sea. >>> top u.s. officials will tr

states of america. >> the plan includes hiring more border agents completing fencing and enforcing a verify testimony that keeps illegal immigrants. undecided voters told wcvb shopping around this weekend, deciding how to make their choice count. >> it is difficult to think about finishing fourth or fifth or sixth place when, when winning the election is important to me. juli: rubio riding a wave of in a "boston globe" poll, he is ten point beas hind donald trump which means rubio nearly doubled the percentage points in a month's time. live in livep new hampshire, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> for the democrats. both contenders happened to phil lipof is here with that story. phil. phil: voters were take side. then same room, tonight, at a friendly democratic state dinner in manchester, both hillary clinton and bernie sanders had a chance to hit the top point. saners suggesting he is on top because -- we're talking about the issues that working families and the middle class are concerned about. we are talking about ending a clinton looking to make up ground. >> you may have a f

states of america can't do that. >> the numbers don't add up from what senator sanders have been proposing. >> reporter: on foreign policy the democrats disagreed on how quickly to organize relations with iran. >> you don't open up the door and say here i am, l l's talk and make a deal. >> those are exactly the people you have to talk to and negotiate with. >> reporter: united in principle but drawing distinctions on how to get things done. thehe democrats' next debate happens next thursday in wisconsin. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> look for more coverage of decision 2016 on the nbc 6 news and weather app. political reporter steve litz will be reporting live from new hampshire starting monday ahead of tuesday's primary. >>> red light cameras could soon be a thing of the past here in bill approved by the senate transportation committee. this is what's going on with the cameras. yesterday the city approved a measure on a 4-3 vote after republican senator jeff bran disargued the devices have absolutely no benefit t. man who represent it is area around st. petersburg argugu that acci

. >> 20 times more likely to die by gun in the united states of america, than any other advanced industrialized developed country and who would tolerate that? we've gotten together as moms. >>reporter: senate bill 17 passed the second reading and expected to be voted on again tomorrow. it would allow people to not need a concealed carry permit including on school campuses, one of many bills at the capitol looking to give gun owners more rights frng we're trying to keep our families and communities safe. we're not trying to take any legal guns from any legal gun owners. we don't want guns to fall into the hand of dangerous people and the mentally ill, felon, people with drug and alcohol abuse, we're trying to keep guns out of danger rous hands. that the moms say they're trying to fight would be a bill that would allow employee staff to carry on a school campus, no gun bills either being stricter or looseer, have hit the governor's desk. >>> now to a doping story about a -- developing story to get workers paid sick leave. with the cap of 9 paid sick days. it would also allow for workers to bank u

we are once again declaring our candidacy for president of the united states of america. not me or prime minister centrefold, buts all of us, 34 million of the politest people you will ever meet. how will we make america better. we'll open one free day care for every closed planned parenthood clinic and we'll help you solve your race problem as soon as re figure out why you still have a race problem. so you can vote for us or one of those guys that plan to build a wall to keep out scary neighbours. we'll let you in on a little secret - we're way ahead of you.

. >> it's my honor and privilege to introduce the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. >> as trump rewrites the campaign play book, he has new alie a alliances like chris christie the new york times said the republican nomination would deeply ruin the party. senate leaders mitch mconnel is working on a back up plan and says he gas the green light to break with trump if he is the nominee. the republican party may be too decentralize. the various attempts to stop trump went nowhere that was circulated last year to top donors including shelldon adelson. it says that if trump wins, everyone loses >> lydia: bees, butterfly ies beetles might be going extinction and three quarters of the world's crops rely on the this is blamed on disease and pesticides and climate change. and our climate is going to be nice tomorrow >> beth: yeah it's going to be much warmer. today we topped off at 45. we're going to make it to 60 tomorrow. except for the wind, that will fill it. right now looking outside, the roof cam doing its thing. it's beautiful out there. it's a little on the coo

it was hard for me to believe that i was listening to people who were living in the united states of america in the year 2016. when you hear with they were talking about, the poisoning of children because of a terrible, terrible water system. schools that are totally inadequate. health care system, terribly inadequate. .assive poverty in the city you would think you are living in a fourth word -- world country. it is not just flint, all over this country we have water systems in trouble. roads, bridges, rail systems. airports, levies and dams. we can create 13 million decent paying jobs rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure. [applause] think about america, think about an america which has the best rail system in the world. think about an america which have great public transportation which has state-of-the-art water plants and create millions of jobs. we should be hiring teachers, not firing teachers. [applause] and it is important, it is important again to think outside of the box. think outside of the status quo. every psychologist who studies the issue understands that the for i

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 we have more income and wealth inequality than any other major country on earth, that it is worse here here today then an 1928. that is not acceptable. it is not acceptable to me the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. it is not acceptable the 20 wealthiest people in this country own more wealth than the bottom 150 million americans. it is not acceptable that one family -- the walton family of walmart -- owns more wealth than the bottom 40% of the american people. when we talk about the economy , it's not just wealth. it is income. in my state, we have many people, millions throughout our country working not one job but two jobs and three jobs trying to cobble together the income they need and some health care. and yet, despite the hard work of the american people, and we are the hardest working people of any in the industrialized world. we work the longest hours. despite all of that 58% of all , new income generated today goes to top 1%. my friends, this is not an american economy. it is not a fair economy. it is a rigged economy and together

we are once again declaring our candidacy for president of the united states of america. not me or prime minister centrefold, buts all of us, 34 million of the politest people you will ever meet. how will we make america better. we'll open one free day care for every closed planned parenthood clinic and we'll help you solve your race problem as soon as re figure out why you still have a race problem. so you can vote for us or one of those guys that plan to build a wall to keep out scary neighbours. we'll let you in on a little secret - we're way ahead of you. >> welcome to al jazeera america. more reporters, more stories, more perspective. >> from our award-winning news teams across america and beyond. >> we've got global news covered. al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on eve

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

states of america. i don't think that's going to be a tough race. >> reporter: both of them are drawing huge many first-time voters. both rail against a political system that they say is bought and sold by special interests. >> we the people are going to t that represents all of us, not just a handful of billionaires. >> reporter: one rails against e other insists his billions are what allow him to be his own man. >> i know the best people and i'm totally self-funding my an odd way you guys are flip sides of the same coin. >> no, i don't think so. >> talking about a broken system. tapping into people's no, one of us is tapping into hatred. one of us is tapping into a very positive agenda. >> imagining the day when you'reald trump your strategy for taking him down? >> why would i tell you? he's probably watching your show.sanders' penultimate stop in the palmetto state and truth be told it's a disappointing crowd. abc's mary alice parkshe sanders campaign. >> this is probably one of the i've been to. >>

in chief of the united states of america. we cannot lose this election. election.lose this if you nominate me, we will not lose this election. this race,ne left in i will unite this party. we don't have to agree on everything. on most everything. we won't just come together, we will grow this party. we will take our message to people who don't vote for us now, people who live the way i paycheckpeople living to paycheck, people struggling with the cost of student loan debt. $100,000 a student loan debt. don't clap for student loan debt. [laughter] i have never met her, but i paid sallie mae a lot of money. if i would beme their prom date. when is the prom? i don't know. [applause] the last time i went to the prom, i had a really tacky tuxedo on. [cheers] when is the prom? march 12? i think that's after the primary, but i may come back anyway and do the prom. what do you think? [applause] win thising to election because we will retake our message to people who don't vote for us. we have so much work to do. when you make me pres

thank you, south carolina. >> i have faith in his plan of innovation for the united states of america. go marco rubio. >> i feel like some of the other contenders got out early on so i feel like we could make more headway >> reporter: marco rubio took time to acknowledge jeb bush saying he was one of the best governor's that the country has ever seen. and something that has been on everyone's mind since senator rubio has made what we call a victory in south carolina what does that mean for governor is he considering her to be the next vp? i spoke to campaign head quarters and he did not say yes but he did not tell me no. he said that everybody should be consider governor haley because she is a great leader. wis news 10. >> ted is in third place but he is declaring success tonight. megan norman is covering the campaign. >> reporter: judy, senator ted cruz used the words remarkable and extraordinary to describe tonight's third place finish which was a close race between he and senator marco rubio with just over a thousand votes separating the two. he spoke to a fired up crowd tonight th

wage jihad against united states of america, you are signing your death warrant. [cheers and applause] >> tomorrow morning, that's when the south carolina primary starts. it's been a while and willy ride. y'all have been subjected to millions in attack ads, millions of tv ads, millions of mailers and phone calls all of the nonsense, you know, the time for the media noise is over. this is our time. [cheers and applause] >> this race will be decided friend to friend, neighbor to neighbor, pastor to pastor, south carolinan to south carolinan. [shouting] [cheers and applause] >> i want you to look around at the men and women gathered here, in the next 24 hours if each of you not only comes out and votes tomorrow and picks up the phone and callses your friends, family, neighbors, coworkers, every one you know and say it is now or never -- [cheers and applause] >> this is my future, this is my children's future, this is my grandchildren's future. the next 24 hours we are fighting to determine if the next generation will have the same constitutional liberties every one o

states of america we have more income and wealth inequality than any other major country on earth, that it is worth -- worse here here today then 1928. that is not acceptable. it is not acceptable to me the owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. it is not acceptable the 20 wealthiest people in this country own more wealth than the million americans. it is not acceptable that one owns more wealth than the bottom 40% of the american people. when we talk about the economy -- it's not just well. it is income. , we have many people, millions throughout our country working not one job but to jobs and three jobs trying to cobble together the income they need and some health care. despite the hard work of the american people, and we of the hardest working people of any in the industrialized world. we work the longest hours. 58% of all new income generated today goes to top 1%. my friends, this is not an american economy. it is not a fair economy. economy anded together we are going to change that. [applause] it's not only a rigged economy where the people on top are doing phenomenally we

and we were taking on the most powerful political organization in the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] tonight while the results are still not known, it looks like

states of america. that, mrs. clinton, is what difference it makes. vladimir putin is an adversary. i have met him. anyone who spent any time at all with him would know that a gimmicky red button is not going to work. vladimir putin has been provoking this nation for years now, provoking us by invading crimea and ukraine, by not telling us he is sending his fighter jets and ships into iran, syria, the middle east, because he, the russians, and the iranians are locked together in an unholy alliance right now in the middle east, trying to lead that region. i have said that i'm not going to sit down and have a conversation with vladimir putin anytime soon. there are times when actions speak louder than words. the action i would take is to rebuild the six fleet right of th fleet right of vladimir putin's nose. i would build the missile defense system in poland. i would conduct regular military exercises with our nato allies so it becomes clear that we will defend ourselves and our allies against provocation

that is what corruption is about and that is what has to change in the united states of america. >>reporter: the debate turned to the war on isis. >>ou are voting both for a president and a commander-in-chief and there's no way to predict what comes in the door of that white ouse from day to day that can pose a threat to the united states or one of our friends and is a big part of the job interview. >> i fully fully concede that secretary clinton who was secretary of state for four years has more expxpience. that is not arguable in foreign affairs. but experience is not the only point. judgment is. >>reporter: the moderators also brought up hillary clinton's e-mails. clinton said she was 100% sure that nothing would come of the fbi investigation. meanwhile sanders said he would not attack her on it. we're in the vididport this morning, janine stanwood, local 10 news. >> watch for her report right here on local 10. >>> a response to a recent rash of gun violenee. >> mothers of murder their protest >>> mothers of murdered front of the state attorney's office yesterday. >> they are

and woe were e were taking on the most powerful political organization in the united states of america. and tonight with what appears to turnout. because of a huge voter turnout and i say huge -- we won. because we harnessed the energy and the excitement that the democratic party will need to succeed in november. >> i want to begin by -- congratulating senator sanders on his victory tonight. and i want to thank each and every one of you. and i want to say, i still love new hampshire and i always will. and here's what we are going to do -- now we take this campaign we are going to fight for every vote and every state. we are going to fight for real difference in >>> it doesn't look like the weather dampened the turnout as a storm dropped 7 inches of snow. that's nothing new hampshire can't handle. another storm moving up the east coast made ape mess mess in maryland. flooding the big consaern long cern along the coast. >>> there was a terrible crash today in germany. two commuter trains were put on the same track. automatic braking systems failed. and they hit head-on. at least 10 peopl

going to be a president of the united states of america. >> reporter: marco rubio meantime, is now trying to hold onto second place. his numbers dipping after a poor debate performance. ohio governor kasich could pass rubio by tuesday. benefiting from a moderate gop voting block here than in iowa. >> the media are not going to pick the republican nominee for the -- or next president of theunited states. >> reporter: that dynamic hobbled ted cruz who needed evangelical vote in iowa to price trump. >> thank you all very much. hoping for late push. just four points separating him right now from second place. he is hoping going after trump could give him a lift. >> i am tired of politicians that push down a group of people to make themselves look better. >> reporter: there was a war of words between trump and bush today. bush calling trump a liar a loser and a liner. trump fired back calling bush pathetic and saying he spent 110 million dollars on a campaign that currently has him 5th in the polls. if the past is any indication that will come up again at this event tonight. >> liam martin tha