-mike: this is chris. -lemonis: how you doing, chris? chris: very nice to meet you. lemonis: i'm marcus. what do you do? chris: i order all the parts for manufacturing, finance. lemonis: so you're doing manufacturing and you're the accountant? chris: yeah. mike: chris left a corporate company, making six figures, and cut it in half to come work for sjc. he has mbas and an engineering background. lemonis: you a partner in the business? chris: we act like partners, but i have no equity stake in the business. -lemonis: so that's a no? -chris: yes, so... lemonis: so, something beautiful like this... what's your cost to make it -- materials and labor? chris: $680. lemonis: it was $680 to make this? what will you sell this piece for? mike: $795. lemonis: so at, basically, 15% margins. mike: right. lemonis: that's a lot of work for 15 points. -these things look badass. -mike: exactly. thank you. lemonis: your margins are not badass. -chris: right. -mike: right. lemonis: you really have to have a sustainable margin on any product to be able to pay your bills. i mean, their m

mike: chris and him did, not me. lemonis: where's chris at? grab chris. -mike: yo, chris? -chris: yeah? -lemonis: hey. -chris: hey. lemonis: what's the story with these? chris: i try to use the "good, better, best" model -for cajóns, okay? -lemonis: yeah. chris: i placed an original order with scott. lemonis: how many? chris: for six good and six better. lemonis: 12 total. 6 good and 6 better? -chris: yeah. -lemonis: and the six good -- -how many did you get of those? -chris: zero. mike: and scott brought all of these and handed us an invoice for a lot of money. lemonis: what was the bill for each of them? chris: he charged us $195. lemonis: and so, if any other vendor had delivered us what we didn't ask for, what would we do? -chris: i would return it all. -lemonis: right. chris: i didn't want to ruin that relationship. it seems like scott hasn't gotten over some of the...past when mike is trying to bridge that gap and move on. lemonis: you should be able to go to bed at night -- i'm just being straight with you -- and feel like you've done your part because i know how h

chris: florida today. foodies have one last chance to check out the downtown food and wine festival. there are 30-different restaurants and more than 50-different types of wine to try though not all at once. today the festival starts at noon and runs until 7:00 p.m, tickets are 20 dollars at the entrance. overnight, we learned a newly sworn-in police officer was killed on the job in virginia. all new in our next half-hour, a deeper look into her central florida connection. then, scrubbed twice and now, re looking ahead to space-x' next try, tonight. dave? dave: we are talking about big, bold, steaks. the only way to make em' better was to make em' bigger. 10 ounce filet. 16 ounce t-bone. big, bold, steaks. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can' t fake steak. for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch >> local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. chris: right now on sunrise. kidnapped at gunpoint in fort lauderdale and now safe in orlando. the family reunion

[laughter] hey chris! hey chris, you want a little taste? he no, i'm going first. oh, now, ladies, ladies. fair is fair. both at the same time. ooh! it's all yours, baby. ready? ready. whoo! dude, what the hell is that? (woman) oh, my god. uh, cut the tape. cut the--cut the tape! doa's hudson moore, 26. i know that name. he spouts off in the tabloids a lot. you can say what you like when you have 5 billion in family money. babes being bad. is this his operation? apparently mr. moore just came to the party to catch up on his bare breast quotient. that's who owns it. uh, chris drake. he called it in. i'll take the body. mr. drake! i got it. detective green. what a nightmare. you two were friends? yeah. do you know of anybody that would wanna hurt him? no. i...i don't know. anybody get unruly at your party tonight? you get out of line, you get tossed. okay, and did anybody get tossed tonight? no, and i'd have known. i keep a close watch. i'm telling u, i would have known. this isn't a frat party. it's a multi-million dollar business. yeah, and there's a dead man in th

man: chris. -lemonis: you're chris? -chris: i'm chris. lemonis: and so, walk me through the process, 'cause i want to have a better appreciation for how beautiful the product is. chris: so, this is basically where it starts. i mean, this comes directly from the mill in wisconsin. it's hardrock maple. it's perfect wood for a skateboard. -lemonis: okay. -chris: your first ply is a long ply. -lemonis: okay. chris: what you have is the fibers running the long way, which gives you that longitudinal stiffness. lemonis: so, it sits in here for how long? chris: 45 minutes. they come out looking like this. -lemonis: so, this comes out of there. -chris: correct. lemonis: where does it go from here? chris: we throw the truck holes in, and this is our drill press right here. mike: this piece of metal i'm holding onto is the truck. we assemble this. lemonis: amount of detail that goes into this is unbelievable. sandy: yeah. have to be very careful, 'cause you don't want to dig into the wood. and i can shape the boards, i can cut them, i can decal them

and by the way, i was telling chris, chris was telling me because he understands it. my father left me some money. not nothing like the numbers you heard. but by that time, it was many, many years later when my father passed away. my father more than anything else, i learned a lot from my father. but for this guy, this lightweight, i call him a lightweight. because he is. to say 200 million. the first call i got last night from my sister. and then i got a call from my brother. and they said, wow. how does he say that? that's not true. they understand. you know? we have five in the family. and they said, so, in other words anything also would be split up. but she called. she said, boy, was that untrue. and it's really a shame. i'll tell you where they got it. "the new york times" wrote, you know, i call it the failing "the new york times" because it is a totally failing paper. with some really inaccurate reporting and purposely inaccuratement out of their way and trying to make a correction prior to the story, they don't want to do it. they made a statement about it. i

chris is over here. and chris was sort of cool because he was like this. [laughter] i couldn't do that. you know, i want to stand up sort of straight, i don't know. but this looked like perry mason. that's what it was. and chris started going into him. so he said the obama phrase once. that was fine. twice? he just said that. that was strange but that's okay, right, twice? then a third time, and i said, it was like a robot. and then a fourth time and fifth time, this guy is cracking up on us. and he was sweating so badly, i have never seen anything like it. it looked like he just jumped into a swimming pool with his clothing on. and i said to myself, we have tough people to negotiate with. we have putin. we have the chinese. we have wars that we're in that we are by the way, we're going to build up our military, we're going to knock out isis. [cheers and applause] we're going to knock out isis fast. remember, the great days, general george patton. general douglas mcarthur. do you think they would even be thinking about isis? by the time they pick up the te

chris: tonight though, a challenge in tenth ranked randolph. right off the opening tip...katie peterson finds an opening underneath to get the layin and open up the scoring. after randolph tied things up...kelsey sanger hits nothing but nylon on the triple...crofton back up by three. and if sanger was on nba jamz she'd be heating up...back to back triples and that warrior lead down though...carlee thies with the nice spin arounthe defender up and in off glass to cut the lead to a half dozen. they continue to play tight...elle bermel drives in, throws it up and gets it to fall, but too muchrom crofton tonight...lady warriors win it 69-35. chris: the second- ranked wynot girls, coming off a loss in the lewis and clark championship trying to bounce back. we pick it up in the third quarter...devi up 14...camie stratman drives...she can't connect but karlie mccain is there to help her out with the board and th eputback. wynot counters...carissa kuchta drives in like she was shot out of a cannon to make the lay up. later wynot leads by 16...but sophi

speaking of chris christie decision coming today, chris christie said he will go home to new jersey and see how the rest of the precinct reports, where he finishes and make a decision on if he will continue on ahead to south carolina. nicole: the strategy of jeb bush and chris christie going after marco rubio instead of donald trump worked. >> reporter: for jeb bush you could say and potentially worked with him finishing third but chris christie, it might have backfired on him because he spent so much time talking about marco rubio it appears he came in sixth last night. chris christie spent so much time talking about his debate performance, you heard marco rubio said that hurt him but chris christie appears to have gotten the short end of the stick. lauren: we will see what happens in new jersey and not south carolina. blake berman from manchester, we thank you for breaking it down. thanks. let's setup close a look at the results of the new hampshire primary with a senior election analyst from real clear politics. now that from ann sanders, two outside is the won new hampshire would ch

chris maathuis for an 8 news now special sports edition./// ((chris maathuis)) > good evening and welcome to this thursday night sports special. great stuff coming up... turns 20 years old. we'll sit down with the visionary and how his dream plus.. prep hoops... state championships in reno. we'll show ya how the south was won. ((chris maathuis)) good evening and lets take ya right to the lawler events center in reno hosting the niaa state championships. defending champion gorman playing reno. huskies have an impressive record.. but records don't matter when ya play the gaels. zach collins had a big game... the future gonzaga bulldog knifes his way the glass and scores.. gorman wins big 70-39. in girls hoops... state semi and nationally ranked centennial playing reno and it was no contest. samantha thomas scores 25 points and the lady bulldogs, filled with talent will play in the state final with today's 82-53 win. ((chris maathuis)) the lady patriots because liberty edged bishop manogue 59-53 in the night capper... coronado's magic continues... making the most of its first trip to state b

news music voice over: "from 8 news now this is sports with chris maathuis. > ((chris maathuis)) the state finals are tonight in reno... the division one boys and girls will be crowned. the biggest surprise has to be the play of coronado... the cougars are making their first trip to state and they're one win away from a title. but it'll be a huge challenge... they've got to beat gorman tonight. on the girls side... it's liberty looking to pull off the major upset playing nationally ranked centennial. it's down to the final two regular season games of the season... tomororow the rebels close out the home portion of the season by hosting wyoming.... maybe stephen zimmerman is back... (( )) todd simon/coach; "wyoming is dangerous, two good scores who hit threes they're stingey defensively.. they pack it in. they make it difficult to run on them which is something we want to do." ((chris maathuis)) unlv golf coach dwaine knight has built unlv into one of the best programs in the nation. he can recruit against anybody, to be a rebel golfer is a privilege, not a right. so the 'second chanc

that's chris christie. if he's here in texas with donald trump, he must be here to endorse donald trump. before today, none of the 64,000 republicans who have dropped out of the presidential race thus far have decided to endorse donald trump after they, themselves got out. the closest we got to that was mike huckabees campaign manager. his daughter sarah huckabee signed on with the trump campaign this week. there was one failed presidential candidate from 2008, rudy guiliani admitting sometimes he talks to mr. trump. but that's it. nobody certainly from the whole giant field of failed republican presidential candidates this year had endorsed the front runner yet before today and nobody would have expected the first one would be chris christie, right? especially after the way chris christie talked about donald trump during his own presidential campaign, which again only ended two weeks ago. >> i just don't think he's suited to be president of the united states. donald, you don't want this job. this is not in

you had chris christie attack. last night was the first one, one would be the nominee and that was the debate we saw unfold last night. i think that's what you'll continue to see in the coming weeks. this is a long campaign. we won't pick the nominee on tuesday or march final. this is a long campaign. there is a lot at stake. >> do you need cruz to drop out in. >> ultimately we need to field to continue to winnow. there are only two candidates that have a pathway. marco and donald trump so hopefully as this campaign goes, we can attract more of ted's supporters. >> assistant by. we have more to discuss. does a freshly printed presentation fill you with optimism? then you might be gearcentric. ♪ right now, get 25% back in rewards on hp ink, toner, and paper! office depot officemax. gear up for great ®. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the

. >> but they were -- >> chris, chris, chris, they were hired by a contractor. i hired a contractor. i hired a contractor for demolition. he had polish workers in his force among others, by the way, he had polish workers in his force. that's all it is. i hired -- 35 years ago. and by the way, the laws were totally different 35 years ago. but 35 years ago i hired a demolition contractor to knock down a building that made way for trump tower and can you imagine they bring that up from so many years ago. >> by the way -- >> different laws and i didn't hire the polish workers, chris. he hired the polish workers. >> let me ask you about that. some of the workers were sleeping at the site because they were illegal immigrants and they were pulling 12 hour shifts. are you saying you didn't know any of that? >> in construction, many, many people sleep on the site. even now they sleep on sites because they save -- contractors save money by doing that. and you're not supposed to do it. but contractors all over the city and all over many other cities, they sleep right on th

chris silver james at home. -- chris silva james it home. first road win over a top 10 team in nearly a decade. clemson is in the middle of a three game road swing. the tigers at the cassell this afternoon to face virginia tech. tigers enter the day in fourth landry noko with a good first half. he led the tigers with 17 points and 12 rebounds. clemson up 2 at the break. second half, here comes the hokies. up 7, jalen hudson right to the broadway. hokies increase the lead to 9. tigers clawing their way back, jordan roper with the 3 from the corner. tigers back in front, 16 on the day for roper. jaron blossomgame and 1, he fouls. witnessed the free-throw, so a tigers. trying to send it into overtime, and they don't get a shot off. clemson falls 60-57. matchup of 1 and 2 in the southern conference. furman and chattanooga. paladins entering the game on a five game win streak. second half, stephen croone with 3-ball corner pocket. paladins with 18 points. the paladins would get as close by justin tuoyo leads the mocs to their eight straight win 6

chris, thank you. we love you,

chris, can you hear me? >> yeah, i can hear you. >> chris, can you hear me? >> i'm hearing every word from you. i'm waiting for him. >> chris? >> okay, okay. i guess he's not as choreogra choreographcal as we want him to be. tomorrow's debate will be a prime opportunity for hillary clinton to make up some ground in the state, where according to a new university of massachusetts daily tracking poll, she trails sanders by 29 points. that's across the state here. today, secretary clinton address dollars the skeptics, she called them that, who say she has no chance here in new hampshire. well, however, a memo obtained by cbs, robbie mook, he's the top guy in that campaign, jittery donors is not essential to the campaign in the long run. here is he low balling this state. while the first four states receive a lot of attention, they only represent 4% of the delegates. we have built a national organization, according to the campaign manager, needed to win the democratic nomination. we're on a path to do just that. round table tonight, jay newton small, time magazine

everybody wanted chris. everybody was calling him. and i know chris very well. and i didn't feel i should do that. and chris called up out of the blue and he said you are the one that's going to win. we have a movement going. every time i speakw 7,000 people. that's like a small crowd. he sees what's happening. chris was so fantastic. honestly, he is the one endorsement to me that really meant a lot. >> you said, mr. trump,pñ during that announcement yesterday that you get phone calls from other big names that want to endorse you. you chose chris christie. should we expect any big endorsements from you in days to come? >> yes. i think you can. but, you know, frankly, sometimes they want to have dinner and let's get together for two hours. let's go to a movie together. [ laughter ] >> it's too much work. i'm not sure what endorsements mean. i have never understood it i did think that the chris christie endorsement meant a lot. i think the sarah palin endorsement meant a lot. i think that jerry falwell jr. meant a lot. >> do you think these endorsements move need

chris: one train that just keeps chugging along. not heard abt chris: one train is taking passengers on the scenic route. the orange blossom cannonball run through lake county. >> i hear that train coming. it is rolling round the bend. this ain' t the orange blossom special. here at this train depot, passengers can take a trip back in time. five days a week, vintage coaches poll by vintage >> something with a little bit of history along with being in 20 different movies and tv shows. >> the train has been in over other where art thou, true grit to name a few. >> we will see you in mount dora. >> the two locomotives go between the two cities. the orange blossom cannonball, a steam locomotive, runs on saturdays. >> i got my first train when i was seven months old, a model train. >> he has been on more than 30 trains across the united states. here is what he said about the right in central florida. >> smooth writing train, kind of surprised me. >> the round trip takes about 90 minutes. during that time, passengers are >> we get to look around for 45 minutes and then we have got to get b

more next here on channel 8. < news music voice over: "from chris ma ((chris maathuis)) it's sad to see the weekly bracketology teams and the mountain west barely getting a sniff. joe lanardi's lastest bracket field. he's got two west coast teams... but only the aztecs from the mountain west. it's going to take somebody else winning the league tourney to get the invite... and even then it could hurt the league's regular season champ. this will be the 3rd year in a row that unlv hasn't sniffed an ncaa bid. their only hope again will be to get hot for a few days in march and win the tourney... like wyoming did last year. rebels are at air force tomorrow night.. then back home saturday versus reno. i have been asked about former unlv football coach and booster rich abajian's funeral service. and just in case your not aware and would like to attend... his service will be held this sunday at the south point arena at 11 am his family is asking that in leu of flowers, that donations be made to the southern nevada sports hall of fame scholorship fund. there might be a real cool golf event comin

chris, let me start with you. this tax issue bubbling up just like it did for mitt romney back in 2012. will it actually hurt donald trump with his base? do those voters care? wait. i'm sorry. chris, stand by with that thought. i think we have to go to donald trump now. he's about to hold that press conference. let's listen in. >> every single online poll had us winning and winning big. i'm very honored about that. it was a very interesting experience. actually, to me it was somewhat fun. it got a little bit testy but i think that's probably good for television. i'm sure the ratings were very good. i'm sure cnn was very happy. but really, it had a lot of very constructive moments. we were very, very happy with the way it came out and we were very happy with the reviews. it's my honor this morning, we have a tremendous crowd of people outside, but before we do that, it's my honor this morning to introduce somebody who is a real standout. he's been my friend for many years, he's been a spectacular governor, he's bee

i really appreciate it. >>> coming up chris christie chris christie very strange speechless exit from the presidential campaign today and later triumph the insult dog is here. he's been on the campaign trail in iowa and new hampshire and has the video to prove it. tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. we will have a special report 2016, the year of the outsiders. it's an in-depth look at the rise of donald trump and bernie sanders including an interview with senator sanders. seems like we've hit a road block. that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea... ...gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against occasional digestive issues. with three types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. (bear growls) (burke) smash and grub. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ four score and seven years ago, our [train horn blares]th-- ... to the continent... [claps] ... a new nation. announcer: why not celebrate presidents day with a better n

more next here on 8 news now. < sports with chris maathuis. > ((chris maathuis)) four months ago, ufc's ronda rousey was the queen of all sports. the most popular athlete to burst onto the scene in a long time. but then she lost for the first time in her career... and that november loss apparently did much more then anyone could've imagined. ronda;"thinking about killing myself, killing myself, killing myself." ((chris maathuis)) that's ronda rousey saying the suicide. fight would trigger such hopeless thoughts? ronda; "i'm nothing what do i do anymore." ((chris maathuis)) fighters train relentlessly, then lay it on the line... so who knows' whats in her mind... most of us can't relate. but suicide is something to be taken seriously. rick egan/suicide prevention; "it's the 10th leading cause of death across the nation... it's the leading cause of death for 15-34 year olds in the state of nevada." ((chris maathuis)) rousey was able to gather herself.... and maybe her revealing interview can help others dealing with thoughts of suicide. ronda; "to be honest i looked up and saw my man trav

chris can tell you. if i used that language, it would be a major scandal and as many people we have today, we would have five times more. it was disgraceful the way he went about saying. mexico will pay for the wall and the wall will get built. and 58, we have right now $58 billion in trade deficit ises and the wall is a fractions of that. we'll get it done and mexico will pay for it. don't get nervous, don't worry about it, not a big deal. [inaudible] >> good question, i like it, i think a lot. people are angry and upset by what is going on in the economy, and upset by trade and virtually everything nothing good happens with with us. we don't win anymore and nothing good happens. and they are not angry people p, but they are angry about what is happening in the country. go ahead. [inaudible] >> stay with me, we'll get you jobs. the biggest problem i have i meet college students, debt up to their neck and they can't get the jobs, because we have the bad jobs. good jobs are going out of our country. ph ys

he was rattled by the attacks by chris christie. he was rattled by chris christie, rattled by the attacks. so he went to a prepared line about barack obama that actually had nothing to do with the conversation. and that played right into chris christie's attack, which then got rubio to say it more and more. >> this isn't about oratory. if you went to a speech at a town meeting around here and a candidate came in and repeated themselves verbatim, you would think there's something ill about the person. what's wrong with this person, they repeated themselves over and over in the same debate. >> i think what's perplexing is they had days to prepare for this. they knew this was the attack coming. chris christie pushed this over and over again -- >> that he's a row boabot. >> that he uses the same talking points. >> it was a series of lines, verbatim, and it's weird about this fiction. >> rubio didn't want to fight. he's the candidate of hope and optimism. when christie came at him, that was his line to pivot away, to say i don't want to

backstage to chris rock? what are people buzzing about >> i think everyone was really impressed that he tackled this controversy head-on. it continued throughout the show. if he hadn't done what he did, i think he would be criticized for that. i thought he was really funny. everyone was laughing at his jokes. nothing really fell flat. i give him credit. he did a great job. >> the new york daily news not agreeing saying he went too fafa he did go there. what's it like to cover the oscars? i imagine it's pretty glamorous. you're there on the red carpet. you're rubbi elbows with leo. what's it like? >> as far as work assignments go, it cou get a lot worse than having to cover the oscars. it's surreal. it's something everybody grows up watching on television and to be there and see your favorite celebrities walking in looking more unbelievable than they've ever looked and then also on a sentimental note, seeing them accomplishshheir dream and realizing this lifelong dream is it is a really big deal there. >> abc'

let's start with chris hayes in henderson, go ahead, chris. >> reporter: chris, this is actually harry reid's caucus site, it's a middle school in henderson and a little while ago harry reid came by to visit the caucus site. the way they are being done ot iowa model this is all harry reid's brainchild. he made it all happen. i asked him a question about what he thinks about nevada's role in this primary process. there's not the same, you know, iowa and new hampshire they've been -- they have the sort of status and they've had it for a long time. do you feel that the political world recognizes the sort of importance of nevada? >> i didn't like the status, that's why we have a caucus here. i think it was unfair to have iowa and new hampshire determine who was going to be running for president. iowa has no diversity. 97% white. to complicate matters we have a situation in new hampshire where nobody lives there and there's no diversity. so, we're better off moving west. the population centers of this country are moving west. we have a lot of issues out here that are not even talked about e

in the spot life..chris' two sons, 8 year old chris jr. and 7 year old demarcus join carolyn and their mom laney to reflect.. on how a place that created such sorrow for them, has created such joy for others. (we are family now..nothing can break us apart..we're connected)like it was yesterday,,only just the begininng 3 brad johansen reporting.tom elliot.. who received chris' lungs has since passed. we have links to *life pass it on* and *donate life ohio* at local12 dot com.hover over the news section, then look for get it now links. 3 now here's jen with a local 12 traffic alert. 3 we have breaking news from germany.police say at least four people are dead after two trains crashed in bavaria. one train derailed and several wagons overturned. these are first pictures from the scene.we will continue to update you throughout the break four3 (show open) 3

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." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews, up in new hampshire right now. tomorrow night, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will meet in their one and only debate before the new hampshire primary on tuesday. clinton and sanders come here out of her narrow win to take the debate stage one-on-one at the university of new hampshire in durham. you'll see it here on msnbc, and i'll have pregame coverage starting with a special edition at 7:00 eastern, moderated by chuck today and rachel maddow. tonight, the candidates are flooding the zone here in the live free or die state. hillary clinton is about to appear at a get out the vote in manchester. bernie sanders wrapped up a rally in rochester. ted cruz about to hold one in nashua, jeb bush held one up in merrimack, and kasich, will meet with us later in the hour right here. as for donald trump, he's scheduled in little rock, arkansas. he's at war with cruz, and he accused him of stealing the election out in iowa. >> these are dishonest people these politicians. these are worst than real estate people in new york

and then there was uncle chris...kringle...((kanda beltsos, chris's sister-in- law))him starting christmas up here...all the families around coming that didn't have anywhere to go because they didn't have christmas with their families that night. everybody would come up here and he would buy gifts for like all the kids not knowing who was going to be here or who wasn't gonna be here. a man who brought so much of the magic to this magical place...that'll never be quite the same.there's a huge hole in our heart. the family has promised to pass along funeral arrangements as soon as they're finalized. when we have that we'll pass it to you. in price hill julie o'neill 9 on your side. if you're headed to tonight's blake shelton concert -- or *any* event at the u-s bank arena... arrive early.that's because you'll encounter new security measures.fans are filing in for tonight's concert right now -- --nine on your side's ashley zilka is live with the changes. doors are now open here at the u.s. bank arena. concertgoers will now have to

it's interesting, chris. i notice you didn't ask donald trump about his saying his sister who is a liberal radical pro abortion clinton appointee would make a phenomenal supreme court justice. when it comes to supreme court justices, donald has told nuts last debate he's going to cut deals. let me give you another example. we saw in the last debate on immigration, when i was leading the fight against the rubio-schumer gang of eight amnesty bill and together with millions of americans we defeated amnesty, donald was funding the gang of eight. he gave over $50,000 to five members of the gang of eight. >> didn't he also give money you to, sir. >> he supported open border democrats. can you'claim your tough on >> i'm sorry? >> didn't he also give money to you? >> $1,000 to my leadership pac which he tosses around like candy. he supported open border democrats for decades. he supported jimmy carter over ronald reagan, he supported john kerry over george w. bush, he contributed to hillary clinton, chuck schumer. th

back to you. >> chris frates, thank you. helping us break down the weekend, we have analyst josh rogin. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with the kkk controversy. donald trump giving numerous chances in the interview with jake to denounce it. you heard it there. rubio really jumping on that controversy. they are looking for whatever he can to really attack the frontrunner. listen to what rubio said about the kkk thing. >> should the head of the conservative movement, should the republican nominee, like donald trump, refused to criticize the ku klux klan? he was interviewed on cnn and asked to disavow the kkk. he refused to do it. he was asked to disavow david duke. he said he didn't know who that is. he knows exactly who that is. >> you know, donald trump has disavowed duke in the past on the reform ticket. does this work for rubio? does this hurt donald trump? >> i think, you know, if it was anybody but donald trump, this is political malpractice. if someone asks you if you disavow the kkk, you say yes. that is

but with chris christie, it's very interesting. maybe he'll become the secretary of transportation, because like kate upton, he can't stop traffic. but not because he's beautiful, it's because he's brown troutal governor. >> he's beautiful. every person is beautiful in their own way. >> joanne, yes, they're going to go after trump. but this is what voters love to do, go after the rich guy. but they do it to any republican. it worked on romney, but maybe because he didn't fight back, right? >> i think wet're going to see more not attacks against trump but more people like chris christie going so his side. because it's better for their careers, i think long-term, if they have this man in their corner. and truthfully, with christie, he maybe likes trump a little bit. but you know what is stronger is his dislike of rubio. >> does anyone know why? >> it all goes back to when christie was getting traction in new hampshire, getting up into the teens, which was a big deal, that rubio's super pac hit him. he had a glass jaw. it was all over

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those fellas want our jobs chris. opening minutes....jacob shultz sets up in the corner and cans the three ball.....warriors on the scoreboard first.... jailen billings matching blows.....he connects from the top of the key....north out to the early 8-5 lead...... and billings was sharing the rock as well....kenan naj- dawi......collects his own miss and scores the deuce......stars still on top.... but sb-l was hungry on its home court...shultz again from deep....warriors hold on 55-52. alex over the past ten seasons, the siouxland conference has been home to seven boys state basketball champions. chris: tonight two of the top squads in the conference squared off, hoping to build momentum for a title run. chris moc floyd valley ranked 8th this week in 3a, sioux center receiving votes in 2a. early on...blake kamerman...nothin triple...warriors strike first. but the dutchmen respond...justin te grotenhuis...steps out and connects on a three of his own. later on...tyus arendsdsrives in, gets fouled on the jumper and head

chris maathuis here to explain. ((chris maathuis)) now housing and balancing a budget is certainly important... to many fans they want a winning rebel program. so can the politicians help lend support? you'll hear what they have to say. plus.. history was made tonight in the nba..., sports is next here on channel 8. "from 8 news now, this is sports they say denny's 7-pepper spicy skillet is crazy spicy, but how crazy could it be... denny's new crazy spicy skillet. denny's. ((chris maathuis)) the rebels will look for some magic tomorrow night when they face boise state on the road. maybe the rebs are catching the broncos at the right time, boise has lost 3 of its last 4 games. unlv is a 6 point underdos... but they've already beaten this team once... in january here at the mack, the game is on espn u at 8 pm golden state in atlanta tonight... we only show this one because history was on the line. steph curry and the warriors looking for win number 50. well it's not really a surprise... curry with 36 and golden state

mike: thanks, chris. in commitment 2016 coverage now, a win in south carolina last night gives donald trump even more momentum going into the super tuesday primaries on march 1. jeb bush dropped out after last night's primary. that leaves marco rubio, ted cruz, john kasich, and ben billionaire mogul. hillary clinton beat bernie sanders in the nevada democratic caucuses yesterday, giving her campaign a much-needed boost. the former secretary of state had 53%, while bernie sanders had 47%. thousands of supporters rallied for sanders today in greenville. the senator is now turning his efforts to the palmetto state, with the democratic primary only six days away. wyff news 4's corey davis tells us why supporters are backing the candidate. >> bernie! bernie! >> i want him to win. >> feel the bern. >> i'm feeling the bern. corey: energized and confident. >> feel the bern. corey: supporters of bernie sanders were fired up at the bon secours wellness arena. >> we traveled from asheville, north carolina, and i'm v

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and people are like, chris, you should boycott. chris you should quit. you should quit. you know, how come it's only unemployed people that tell you to quit something? i'm sure there were no black nominees some of those years, say '62 or '63 and black people did not protest. why? because we had real things to protest at the time like too busy being raped and lynched to care about who won best cinematographer. jada's going to boycott the oscars. jada boycotting 0 the oscars is like me boycotting rihanna's panties. i wasn't invited. if you want black people every year at the oscars just have black categories like best black friend. hollywood is sorority racist. it's like, we like you, rhonda. but you're not a kappa. because "rocky" takes place in a word where white athletes are as good as black athletes. so rocky's a science fiction movie. >> he did get a lot of laughs. did he get the tone right, do you think? >> there was a lynching joke and there was a rihanna underwear joke. >> yeah. >> it was quite a tone. the "new york daily news" said that he went way too far. they p

meteorologist chris sowers is at the big board with more, hi chris. bye-bye. criming up to -- climbing up toe 60s today. we're showing 50s for part of the area. coatsville, 50 degrees, center city, 48. look at how warm it is across south jersey and delaware, it's only 10:00 a.m. 52- in smyrna. 51 in agenda beach. 46 on the -- gandys beach. cinnaminson 45. the weather pattern is more zonal west to east, it locks the cold air up here. you go across the u.s./canadian border. up in canada, is where the cold sits. highs will top out between 60 and 62 degrees. the average for this time of the year is somewhere around 47 or 48 degrees. nearly 14 or 15 degrees above average. this is the air mass heading this way. we're in the mid to upper 40s across the plain states. all that charges east. it will bring three consecutive days in the. >>> as chris mentioned and we've been telling you all morning long it will be a gorgeous spring-like day. >>> mother is offering a reprieve from the cold allowing us to open the windows and let in the fresh air. trish hartman is outside e