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francis catholic church. he is speaking to the crowd, win this anyway. wrong. we have made so many bad decisions, the iran deal, giving get nothing. -- 150 million dollars and we get nothing. this funds everything everyone in the room does not want to be funded. [applause] donald trump: we are going to bring the country back. when i started this year, and it has been an amazing journey, am a messenger. we are going to run this country run. mistakes. remember this, i am not taking anything from the special interest. i am funding my own campaign. i will not be told what to do. you. i do not need their money. i do not want their money. they are great companies, some world. i say that not in a braggadocio's way, but because rubio wrap up his statement. steve: pretty impressive if you are at a caucus site and donald trump or marco rubio shows up. we are going to look at gender numbers on the gop side. we have signed on with a company that collects interest -- in to-poll information. what are you seeing in these republican gender numbers right now? dennis: typically,

francis church. we're going to listen in as we believe donald trump gets up and addresses the gop caucus goers who are gathered there tonight. we're looking live at several different locations. jacob continues in iowa city in the field house at a large caucus location. jacob. >> i'm here with carla smith who is the caucus chair for this caucus location. you just told me before we gathered right here that 327 people you have counted so far. you expected 200ish. >> about 200ish. >> the doors were supposed to close at 7:00. have you been able to close them yet? >> they are closed as far as people but there's still people in line. if they were in line at 7:00. they can come to the doors. there's too many people in lines to get them all through the doors. >> you can't physically close the doors because it's too many people outside. >> how many people once the line got all the way in, how many people would you think are here? >> really? >> over 400? >> i'm going to say about 400. >> thank you very much. ca

. >>> pope francis is speaking out warning priests and nuns ot to, quote, d p a etssip bomb. the pope was speaking off the cuff. he was encouraging clergy members to avoid that. and bite your tnngue hard. >> r> wall street keeping a close eye on google's parent company called alphabet. its stocks soared in late trading yesterday after the company reported better than expected earnings. now, if that continues, alphabet world's most valuable company. apple's held that title for more than four years. the immediate future, though, not looking good foadr yahoo!. according to "the wall street journal," the internet giant preparing to cut some 1600 jobs and that amounts to 60% of the entire workforce. yahoo! is scheduled to release its fourth quarter earnings this afternoon. >>> quick thinking by two new jersey state troopers. what they did to save animals trapped inside this burning building. >>> and a daring operation to prevent a disaster this was the fren navy's operation. we'll have more on that. ed >>> a live look at the hamilton bridge. by the way, the hamilton with the lotte

(nat-applause) pope francis -- movie star! variety says his holiness will make his acting debut, playing himself in "beyond the sun," a family adventure based on the gospels. it'll be the first time a pontiff has appeared in a ature film. (nat-music) and a touching tribute to alan rickman. the actor who mesmerized us as "severus snape" in the "harry popoer" movies died last month... so when hundreds of fans, many in wizard robes, held their wands aloft in a silent salute to the man who'll be their potions i'm david daiel. >> still to come in our third half hour... still to come in our third half hour... we've got more info on the winter storm blasting siouxland today. and we've got highlights from the lewis and clark conference tournament. that's coming up in good morning. thanks for joining us on this tuesday, february 2nd. from a winter storm to politics... there's a lot going on to tell you about this morning. siouxland is bracing for this latest round of winter weather. it's set to be the biggest storm of the season sosoar

attended along with bobby hill, the local singer who touched hearts around the world when he sang for pope francis in philadelphia. >>> we're going to have quite a change in the weather from today to tomorrow. we have picture perfect weather today and a first alert out for late tomorrow and into thursday for the possibility of some flooding. we are tracking some heavy rain that is already there in the mississippi valley and we're also expecting some record warmth across at least parts of the area. look how blue that sky is. hard to believe it's going to be rainy tomorrow. 52 degrees, the wind is dead calm. that's not going to be the case tomorrow either. could be gusty. it is unseasonably mild right now. 43 in mount pocono, 47 in pottstown, one of the cold spots. the average high temperature for this time of the year is 41. and we're 52. so far we've been up to 53 degrees in philadelphia for the high temperature today. you can see it's even warmer back to the west. got 52, it's 57 in cincinnati. but 72 in nashville. and 74 in little rock. 63 in st. louis. there's plenty of warm air that's headed i

one is completely blocking francis farm road in waynesville. the fire department is on the scene right now working to clear that2 but just be careful if you are heading out in haywood county this morning. over in polk county, crews are working a minor wreck on highway 108 near mountain range road. the dispatchers are not sure whether this is are dealing with this morning. and, ock, rerember, the roadways are very wet right now. remember to take it slow on your morning drive. that's a look dunkin' donuts' unbelievable selection of breakfast sandwiches freshly made all day -- and now you can enjoy two english muffin egg and cheese breakfast sandwiches for $4. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. >>jay: in2 this morning's "morning surf" we are honoring carrot cake because it's >>ingrid: did you know carrot cake is my favorite cake. >>jay: mine, too! >>ingrid: no way. >>jay: we look a

francis taylor assumed his post at the department of homeland security in april of 2014. in this role, he provides secretary johnson, dls senior leadership, dhs components of the state and local tribal private sector partners with the homeland security intelligence and information they need to keep the country safe, secure and resilient. thank you for being here and for your service. he served as assistant secretary of state for diplomatic security and director of the office of foreign missions. mr. leon rodriguez was confirmed as the united states citizenship and immigration services. he was the director for the office of civil rights at the department of health and human services from 2011 to 2014. part of that time he served as chief of staff and deputy assistant attorney general for civil rights at the department of justice. mr. kubiak assumed the role -- our next witness -- of assistant director for international operations at the u.s. immigrations and custom enforcement on june 20, 2014. in this position, he is responsible for budget of more than $130 million and op

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whistle blower edward snowdon and pope francis. they are nominated for the 2016 know bell peace price. >>holly: that's right. a mystery patron nominated trump for his vigs you peace through -- >>jay: ben and jerries is offering a frozen treat that is entirely vegan. it's made with almond milk and no dare rirks egg, or honey. experts have been working on the formula for almost three years now. >>holly: four flavors are get it, chon you monkey, p. b. and cookies and two others. it's supported by the advocacy group, vegan action. don't call it ice cream, ben and jerries is calling it a nondairy frozen dessert. i bet there is a lot of vegans here, ingrid, that will be excited for that. >>ingrid: i was thinking the same thing. i would like to try it and see if it tastes like ice cream. let's look outside this afternoon. high temperatures are not too warm, staying in the 40s and 50s today. same thing down into the upstate. 60 degrees mark. and no rain. yeah, we have enough of that yesterday. lows tonight will be low. look at this, 26 in

submitted a letter that nominated donald trump which puts him alongside many luminaries including pope francis which mean this is person could potentially win the nobel prize for peace. >> throw them the hell out of here. get him out of here. get him out. come on, security move faster. we need security that moves fast. come on, move faster. get him out of here, please. get out of here, please. get him out. get limb out of here. get him out of here! get out! out, out. get out of here. don't give them their coat. no coats it's amazing. i mention food stamps and that guy who's seriously overweight went crazy. he went crazy. >> he's practicing for when he starts throwing people out of the country. >> it's just amazing sometimes. >> oh, my god. >> it's just amazing, welcome bac back. >> howard dean laughed when he said "throw him out, it's ten below zero, take their coats." and i talked to howard dean in vermont and then i said to donald, you know, donald, howard dean told me it was 45 degrees outside. he just sort of smirked. [ laughter ] the food stamp thing. >> "throw out their coats, it's ten b

he is saying we need a health hh care system something like francis. what bernie is proposing is a health care system like canada pushes the road and collapsing. the republican candidates have to go into that thing. stuart: hearties outgrowths? reagan did it very well. i don't know how the latest batch of republicans will do that. >> john kasich has done a good job talking about people's personal concerns, how it affects you and interestingly in iowa, marco rubio got 30% of the vote of people who thought the economy and jobs were the most important issue which was about 27%. rubio seems to be connecting to people on that subject of growth and economy and the jobs. i understand -- i wish economists would come up with a different phrase as it is hard for people to connect to. obviously there is really excited out there republicans have to find a way to articulate a per bernie sanders, hillary will grab the issue. >> you raised your eyebrows when he said hillary. you don't think she's the candidate? >> you know, i watched at town hall yesterday i'm beginn

francis high will actually serve as stand- ins for the panthers and broncos as the cbs camera crews rehearse tomorrow. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. plus same day delivery. sleep train's presidents day sn now. ,,,, >>> back at super bowl city. traffic is busy. >> it's been a busy morning. the good news is though they just wrapped up this traffic alert along 880. so here's 880 near the coliseum typical slow conditions 238 to the maze. southbound we have the trouble spot through hayward. southbound 880 under 92. a fat central traffic accident this morning. all lanes are open but it will take some time to ease congestion through there. we have a snag south 101 at sierra point parkway. looks like a construction in effect for emergency pothole repair. 54-minute delays backed up to hospital curve. so sluggish. northbound 101 slow anyway into san francisco. bay bridge easing up a bit. they are keeping the metering lights on for a little longer. you're still slow-and-go at least to it the foot of the maze ands across the upper deck into san francisco but the golden gate bri

francis taylor assumed his post as undersecretary for intelligence and analysis at the department of homeland security in april, 2014. in this role he provides secretary johnson, dhs senior leadership, dhs components and state local tribal private sector partners with the homeland security intelligence and information they need to keep the country safe, secure, and resilient. thank you for being here and thank you for your service. previously, he served as assistant secretary of state for diplomatic security and director of the office of foreign missions. mr. leon rodriguez was confirmed by the united states senate in june, 2014, as the director of the united states citizenship and immigration services. he previously served as the director for the office of civil rights at the department of health and human services, a position he held from 2011 to 2014. part of that time he served as chief of staff and deputy assistant attorney general for civil rights at the department of justice. mr. kubiak assumed the role -- our next witness of assistant director for international operations at

nats""francis is talking about the new "in god we trust" emblem all 50 of his patrol cars will soon be sporting."i want to make sure that my deputy sheriffs know what in god we trust means..how blessed we are to be citizens in america to live in western north carolina and to be able to support our nations motto on the back of our patrol cars."3 francis says he made the decsion to do put the emblems until a local church offered to foot the bill for them that he decided to do it"i'm sure that there will be many positive remarks made, but im sure that with every decision i make i wonte make everbody happy but i am here to do whats right."""nats""but in rutherfordton where "in god we trust" can be found on the county office building and courthousea&those we talked to support francis decision"it should have never been taken awaya&protect and serve and in god we trust should have been there all along."""nats"" in rutherfordton adrian acosta foxcarolina news tonight. 3 continuing to cover our counties.. 3 we start in henderson county-- where the sheriff's office is investigating a suspicious

i wonder if francis scott key ever thought someday this song will be sung by a woman wearing a dress made of beef. >> it was also really nice it see the guys take this opportunity to speak back to their fans like cam newton who said we've got numerous guys have that been making an impact shaped pigskin has taken them a long way. how inspiring to think that a young man named cam made it to the super bowl without ever having to learn the word football. >> cam newton was spotted wearing $800 versace zebra pants at the airport which means somewhere nicki minaj is opening her bag to find a carolina panthers uniform going, that airport is the worst! >> all right, pretty funny week. should be interesting with the super bowl and all. that's what's making news in america this morning. morning america." have a great weekend, everyone. >>> making news in america this morning, heated debate. hillary clinton and bernie sanders head-to-head with fiery >> and enough is enough.

all 50 of his patrol cars were outfitted with a new "in god we trust" emblem.sheriff chris francis wants his deputies to know the motto represents the country.the sheriff said it wasn't until a local church offered to pay for the emblems.. that he decided to add them. 3 3 covering our counties:four people are locked up in anderson county -- charged in a double murder. murder.this is a look at wesley malmister -- tabitha roberts -- brandon davis -- and randall simpson. investigators say two people erwfoundead in their home in the early morning of january 10th. 10th.the coroner identified the victims as casey waddell and justin williams. 3 this is a look at the scene. investigators say the two were killed the night before inside the home at the intersection of pierce and amy road -- after an attempted robbery. 3 and only our cameras were there as one of those suspects -- 26 year old brandon davis -- headed to bond court thursday.he was charged with two counts of murder. murder.all four suspects are facing similar charges.they are scheduled to have bond hearings in the future. 3 greenville

an historic meeting set next week for pope francis and the patriarch of the russian orthodox church in cuba. over issues including the prominence of the pope. the two churches say they hope the meeting will be a sign of hope for all people of goodwill. >>> oh, yeah, time for laughs. the current political season is provide a wealth of material each and every late night. here's today's installment of "late night laughs". >> donald trump's plane landed after reported engine problem. when asked what happened. he said, nothing, i couldn't take it anymore. i just need three minutes. >> the marco rubio campaign is selling a t-shirt that calls marco rubio bae. hillary clinton called it such a desperate attempt to appeal to young people i can't believe i didn't think of it first. >> he interrupted his own speech to rush to the aid of someone who passed out in the audience. he was able to wake him up with shouting. >> i gave a little snort there. >> i like that. >> that was funny. >> everybody has a good night. but some of the late nights have is a great bernie sanders impression. >> tomorrow on

. >>> and earlier today, pope francis making a stop in havana, cuba cuba. he'll meet the he of the orthodox russian church, the first meeting in a thousand years. with a closer look at your friday and into your week. >> the front, it's out of here, temperatures struggling to hold near 60 degrees. the cloud cover pretty thick as well. 59 to 60 out the door right now. we'll bring in some sunshine after the lunch hour and then we'll tarm up but only to 67. topsy-turvy kind of weekend forecast. showers return tomorrow and 76. we clear out sunday, a little cooler, too, highs at 65. >>> here's kelly with traffic. >> an earlier chase still has 195 westbound, the ramp to i-95 northbound completely shut down. as you can see, police activity still here on that ramp. you want to avoid it by exiting off north miami avenue sticking to 395. let's take you over, changing our sources to 826, a broken-down car approaching >>> this morning on "today's take," super bowl 50. we're gearing up for kickoff with a cookoff. and our first ever baby bowl. >>> we're counting down the

we have we have fbn's melissa francis along for this hour. we'll get into it if we need to before the president speaks. here is the bottom line. unemployment is 4.9%. that does not reflect how many people may have given up. why does that matter? because the number of jobs created is lower than what they had anticipated. 151,000 in america. for the last reading of the last month. we'll be looking at that. the president is going to be addressing the nation about the economy and what it all means from his perspective. that is due up in the next half hour. we'll take it live when it happens but for now. ♪ harris: this is "outnumbered" on a fine friday. i'm harris faulkner. here today, host of "kennedy" on our sister network, fox business's kennedy. also from fbn, as i mentioned coanchor of "after the bell," melissa francis. fox news contributor julie row begins ski. today's #oneluckyguy, making us all lucky, "o'reilly factor," host of "watters world," the man,s. >> see waters. good to see you. -- jesse watters. >> keep going, harris. harris: di

now over to connell mcshane and melissa francis. take it away. >> we'd expect more out of you in this type of market. ashley: really? >> thanks for nothing. >> crunchtime for the candidates, four short days to the new hampshire primary, a new poll shows marco rubio and bernie sanders are the strongest candidates to go head-to-head in a general election.

francis slate. bob buckhorn. i'm really honored to sit the next name, lily let's hammer -- [applause] >> former governor james blanchard. we have a number of international guests who want to see how the international -- you want to see how the primary works. counsel general mccutchen. ambassador rufus gifford. ambassador henry scheuer. ambassador lars rosie. again, let's give them a great round of applause, from the greatest democratic party in the country, new hampshire democrat s. thank you. [applause] and now, it is my pleasure to introduce our chair, and i have to say, when raymond buckley was vice chair, during those eight years, he kept saying to me, please, can we please have an event in the verizon, soon to be known as the share center. i kept saying, no. too much work. finally, he gets to be chair, and ask him if he had a vision, and he carried it out, this is the second event we have had here at verizon. job, andne an amazing it is my pleasure to introduce the longest-serving chairman in the history of

francis high school football tammy as well and that was part of a -- part of a tech rehearsal to make sure they were in the right place and that the timing is just right and there were no surprises. >> it never hit me until -- until the coach is like this is really happening. >> and this is a once-in-a- lifetime opportunity and it's fun and to reward a grape group of kids. >> reporter: so, i figured it had to be exciting for everyone who gets a chance to participate and, of course, cold play going to be in the halftime show and did the press conference a couple of days ago and through to l.a. and getting a reserve hal in front of a smaller audience and more than 118 million viewers tuned in last year, kerry. all right, thank you so much for that update. watch all of the action in super bowl 50 at 6:30 here on wbz. >>> e. and it's the reunion you won't want to miss. a former marine is back home and his best friend couldn't wait to see him. [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should d

pstephanie elections coordinator p: francis copelayo of univision ptraveled from sunny miami, pflorida, to snowy manchester, pnew hampshire, to cover psaturday' s abc republican residential primary debate. phe says univision has always pcovered the first-in-the-nation rimary. p pbut after national g.o.p. pfront-runner donald trump made pcontroversial comments about pillegal immigrants from mexico, pthey have a laser focus. p>> what donald trump said was pvery personal to our community, pso i think we balanced our pcoverage and covered everything, pstephanie: wmur political preporter john distaso has pcovered the new hampshire rimary since 1979. p>> so this is my 10th. pstephanie: and he says although plocal, national, and pinternational media have always pcovered debates in our state, pthere' s a bigger media crush pthis year and that leaves no proom for candidates' mistakes. p>> there' s always been a pmicroscope on the candidates but pnever like this in terms of pevery little thing down to marco p, rubio' s boots, to why donald pand not the next. pstephanie: we asked them why pnew ha

francis assisi, great school. >> ok. now i know why it is hannah and liam. sure. >> one for me and one for hannah. >> ok. your job on tuesday is to make sure that mom and dad go to vote, ok? that's right. you have to hook up that dogsled, talk to everybody you know, ok? talk at church tomorrow. ok. there you go. now we have a picture, ok. thank you so much. >> we will get everybody in. >> mom, don't disappear there. >> perfect. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> awesome. it kind of clarifies what is going on. >> it does. >> thank you for the opportunity to hear you speak. >> thank you. i hope i have your support. yes? >> i am still thinking. >> that is my rule. one picture, one vote. >> smile. >> thank you. >> two of your answers were the best i have heard from anybody. >> thank you. >> foreign leadership and helping people, beautiful explanation. >> thank you. talk to everybody you know. >> i will. >> thank you. >> national review is having a debate watch party. i'm just saying. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >

he has a crush on francis. sweet and loving. great with other dogs and children. he's house broken and doesn't shed. he's good with children as well. >> all right. now i'm hoping i can get you a great shot of franny. she is so, so cute. shitzu mix. three years old. yes, i'm talking about you. left for a week in an apartment by herself. she came into the humane society in rough shape. now you can tell she is spunky and ready to find her forever home. look at that face. i don't want her to get hurt. my harms now. she's ready to go, folks. she wants her forever home. >> for more information on either of these dogs you can look up furry friend finder on cbsnewyork.com. skincare now becomes skinactive. new garnier skinactive introducing clearly brighter. a new active daily moisturizer to brighten dull skin. packed with antioxidant vitamin c, e and active lha. it does more than moisturize, boosts radiance and protects with spf 15. clinically proven. see brighter skin in just one week. new clearly brighter from garnier. skinactive. the active way to better skin. >>> it i

. >>> pope francis may sicis mad plea to get help for syrians fleeing civil war. he told the crowd that the necessary aid given to the refugees so that their survival and dignity are guaranteed. the pope also called on the international community to revive negotiations to end the war that began back in 011. the latest round of syrian peace talks recently stalled. >>> lots of us have the frimg stocked for the super bowl. now aaa is warning to you prepare beforehand and not to drink and drive. they say 40% of all traffic crashes on super bowl sunday are alcohol related. now for all of you plan to ning watch, millions of your friends will be doing that, too. >> the most watched tv event of the year, although some lucky people get to see it live. jay gray is one of those people in santa clara where the excitement is building for the game. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, the sun finally up here in santa clara. a beautiful morning out. we're out early before the crowds. though we've already seen a few fans here. we're also trying to get a bead on exactly who might win

. >>> this friday pope francis will land in mexico city to begin his week-long trip. supporters are asks thousands of worshippers to create a wall of light and prayer by holding up their cell phones. >>> millions of people have flooded the beaches in rio de janeiro. last night the famous parade floats. >>> let's get down to business. if you bet the denver broncos would win last night's game, your winnings are actually taxable income. americans bet about $4.2 billion on super bowl 50. nearly 4.1 billion of those bets are wagered illegally. the super bowl is the most gambled on sporting event in the >>> gas prices have dropped eight cents over the last two weeks. the average is $1.82. the price drop may continue if oil prices continue to slide. >>> can you give me a warning? >> warning. here comes your ticket. >> so many ryan reynoldss. it's not the super bowl without the ads. more than 60 ads aired. expensive ones. they featured many celebrities including one and only ryan reynolds, steven tyler. the best ad voted by viewers was hyundai's first date featuring comedian

and the storm, francis or eugene hit it, hit it hard. more than 3/4 of the houses were completely destroyed. i show up at the community center and this woman wearing a salvation army t-shirt comes and hugs me. i'm a hugger. i like hugs. but she kept hugging me and hugging me and she didn't want to let go. i mean, she literally just wanted a long embrace by someone who was a leader. and it worked. we recovered faster than anybody could imagine. she actually was a volunteer for the salvation army even though she had her house completely wiped out, she lost everything. and her response was to be able to help other people that were in even worse conditions than she was. i was inspired by this. a leader that has a servant's heart, that has the skills of organization. no one ever heard me complain about fema. there were reasons i could have, trust me. no one ever heard me say the dog ate my home work. it was my successors fault, my predecessor's fault. no one heard the outrage in florida because we were all in. and we helped our state rebound.

francis boulevard off highway -101. police were responding to a call of a man - possibly with a knife- chasing a woman. the suspect fled into a backyard.where an officer shot him once. these aerials of the neighborhood are from our helicopter partnership with sky- 7. the unidentified wounded person was taken to a hospital. and is expected to live. authorities have now released the names of two of the three people killed in a fiery crash. following a c-h-p chase saturday night. amid super bowl revelry. the crash happened near brannan and ninth streets in san francisco. one of the dead is identified as 27-year old gene mollique, jr. of bay point. the second man is 31-year old david hamilton- the third-- of antioch. the third person killed in the car has not been named pending notification of the family. >> pam:the highway patrol responded to reports of a car doing donuts. and when they arrived, the car took off and raced through red lights. before crashing into a taxi and burst into flames. the taxi driver had minor injur

>> recently the visit with pope francis. >> of course. >> where we had a chance to share thoughts and prayer. you know, he's something who is it. think he deeply cares about people, about the most vulnerable. >> you know, one of my favorites, there's a picture of a little black boy rubbing your hair and i think it's ella rhodes. you're litting her. >> i love getting on the ground with babies in the oval office and they're unrestrained so they'll run around, they'll take out all the apples out of the bowl and set them in various places and then put them back. they're out of control. >> some of them don't know you're the president which is always nice. not many can say that. >> lots of people want your job. >> yeah. >> if we said a year ago the people leading in new hampshire are bernie sanders and donald trump, what would you have said a year ago when you heard that? >> look. there's dmout i would have been surprised and yet i always have to remind people that this is really early in the process. early on oftentimes voters want to just vent and vote their passions. as the process goes

this is -- this is rosary beads from pope francis. >> i'll take this. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> we're going to leave because i know you have to go to the super bowl. one more. you're going through major stress in terms of what people think of stress. job change, moving, first daughter going to college. >> yes. >> which is most stressful? >> not even close. malia going off. that will make me tear up. we're not going to talk about that on camera. >> we're not going to tear up. thanks so much. >> he's like, get out of here. >> the crack ling you can hear, we were standing by the fireplace. by the fifth minute you get real hot. i knew if i said can we move, we went about 15. i said can we do one more? >> what's interesting, two more, one is the list. i'd love to see the list and secondly ly ly he said i hope to contribute after he leaves. i wonder how he hopes to >> they have some ideas but time. they have some ideas. >> it was a good question about those mementos he's carried in his pocket. he's mejts inspiring people. it tells you how what happens

. >>> in francis, angry residents pitch ugh intoic over a. the group is planning on relocating because its current offices are being demolished. it provides court-mandated counseling for dozens of sex offenders. the clinic has to move somewhere. next week opponents plan to argue their appeal to stop the move in its track. >>> happening today on the heels of hosting a successful super bowl, santa clara mayor jamie matthews says he's leaving office now, effective today. he says he wants to spend more time with his family and look at what his next chapter might be. mayor matthews still had two years on his term. the city council now that is 30 days to appoint an interrupt mayor. >>> at 9:27, a look at your weather and traffic after this break. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it will feel more like spring today. we're in the emer 50s in san francisco, as wohl as oakland and in san jose at 56. now highs today reaching 78 degrees there, 74 in san mateo, and in oakland we're up to 76 degrees. livermore, expect a high of 73 degrees. >>

co-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis. democratic strategist, fox news contributor, julie roginsky is back. today's #oneluckyguy, author, columnist, senior editor of "national review," mr. joan jaw goldberg. welcome back. you're rout numbered again. >> always great to be here. andrea: weapon love your goatee. politicking the town halls and candidates going door-to-door, votes being cast in the nation's

now to my colleagues, melissa francis and connell mcshane. melissa: thanks, lori. new hampshire 44% of the state is not registered as either democrat and republican as votes are up for grabs. candidates making a last-ditch effort for their support. we could be in for a big surprise. >> should be a lot of fun for the battle for second on republican side everybody seems to talk about. will be revealed starting in just a few hours when results come pouring in. we'll have you covered this hour. talk about the markets. we have all-star guests and slew of reporters up in new hampshire weighing in on significance. race. who stands to come out on top. melissa: first to the markets. [closing bell ring] melissa: nasdaq is down 15 points. connell: oil price is interesting one, right? 28.5with nearly 6% drop. melissa: wow, that ia huge move. connell: you would know. absolutely a huge move. scott shellady joins us. out at the cme. boy, what happened today, scott? >> looks like the bottom came out. we had some negative news about where some international agencies thought where t