. >> tom robert is a brother of denise robert the new hampshire newspaper sales presidential killed his manchester on august 30. nice was oldest of 12. six months after denise robert was shot and killed walking through this manchester new hampshire neighborhood police have a vague ascription of the killer and his vehicle at the police chief tells me he still does not have a suspect.>> but manchester police chief tells me there are still leads in this investigation. white man wearing a white take top with close cropped hair driving a red pickup truck. the question is why. >> six months later in us to get a still don't know if denise robert was targeted she was a victim of random violence. denise is family hoping someone will step forward soon. >> there was a $40,000 reward offered in this case call manchester police if you can help. >> memorial going today for a police officer gunned down on her first day on the job. she was killed on saturday while responding to a mystic violence call in virginia. police cruiser has been transformed into a memorial for her she was a merrimack new hampsh

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truck slammed into a contact car driven by 55-year-old robert roach of sandwich. roach died at the scene and his sent to the hospital. as of now no foul play has been confirmed. >> jessica: city councilor where the man was found tells fox25 there's a crime problem in the area. >> i'm worried about the well-being and hits home. >> jessica: they hope autopsy results can explain how he died. >> daniel: group meeting in boston to discuss the state of the rail security and what needs to be done to enhance it. the governor and boston mayor marty walsh will both be at the >> i think it is important to talk about security and how we move forward. >> daniel: national security subcommittee. >> julie: mbta expected to cut budget by nearly half. according to the globe cut the deficit by 43% freeing up about $100 million for much needed improvement projects. that money expected to go to weatherization projects and repairs to the aging signal system and however, it may make it more difficult to "t" to convince critics and still need to raise fares. >>> julie: we track traffic a

i'm thomas roberts. we are broadcasting live today from beautiful downtown norfolk, virginia along the elizabeth river where it is a wonderful day to go sailing. if you can tell by the winds around us, it is beautiful, crisp and sunny, about 65 degrees. and giving you a look here of the battleship wisconsin. it's now an active museum behind us. it's been here roughly about 10 years and we are less than 24 hours out of the polling opening for super tuesday, the biggest day of 2016 and the election calendar so far where voters go to the polls in 12 states, and this is going to be where a total of 1600 delegates are up for grabs. as of today, the delegate allocation looks like this. on the democratic side, hillary clinton leads bernie sanders with 519 delegates to his 86. on the right, donald trump leading with 82 delegates, almost five times that of his close competitor, ted cruz. our reporters are spread out across this super tuesday campaign trail today from georgia to alabama to texas, and we want to be

police tell the union leader that robert was specifically targeted in a drive-by shooting. a neighbor tells us she is still rattled by what happened but feels safer knowing it wasn't random. >> this area doesn't warrant for crazy things like that to happen, and so it would be nice to know that, you know, it wasn't just a random act. be comforting for people that love to walk in this neighborhood and just enjoy the area. >> sara: robert was well-known and worked at the local paper for 30 years. right now police are not saying why they believe robert was targeted. >> gene: local pilot recovering after plane crashed during takeoff happened saturday morning at plymouth municipal airport. looked like a strong gust of wind was to blame. state police happened to be exercises at the time and airlifted the man to the hospital. he hurt his ribs and head but otherwise will be okay. >> sara: group of local grocery stores workers ready to walk off the job if contract agreement cannot be reached. we have been following the story as negotiations developed all weekend and voted sunday to a

robert hamilton was a staff sergeant in the army. he lived at the pentagon. he killed his wife on saturday and shot guindon and two other officers who arrived at the scene. the other two are in the hospital. hamilton's 11-year-old son was home at the time of the shooting but was not hurt. hamilton is charged with capital murder and could face when hamilton appears in court, we will alert you on the fox25 news app. you can download the app for breaking news at work or on the go. >>> 6:47. surprising new -- 6:37. surprising new information of one of the brother behind the marathon bombing. three months before the bombing tamerlan tsarnaev swore his allegiance to the united states and denounced terrorism and passed his citizen test. part of hundreds of documents from him and his friend ibrahim from him and his friend ibrahim todashe. he told graimtion that he left in 2011, same month he helped tsarnaev with the triple murder in waltham. in may 2013, todashev was shot and killed by fbi agents in his florida apartment who were question him about the murder. cases

you this, do you think hillary clinton is going to have to answer with her relationship with senator robert byrd who was an actual member of the kkk? i'm not trying to defend -- >> you're trying to do something, mike, i don't know what you're trying to do but there are a lot of -- >> and you were doing so well. >> no, mike this is pretty simple. donald was asked two simple questions and he didn't answer them. there's no fascination here: i'd just like to hear him say the -- i'd like to hear him say about ku klux klan what you just said about the ku klux klan, i don't think that's hard. do you? >> no and i think he's said that. i listened to the clip on the "today" show. i've read the things he said and i looks to me that he totally disavowed the endorsement. i don't think -- does anybody think donald trump is a racist? i don't. i don't. i didn't know of anything in his life that indicate this is man has racist tendencies. >> that's not what we said. >> if that's the implication -- >> mike, you and i have campaigned across the deep south and we have seen people that have done the nod and the

robert hamilton. he killed his wife and shot guindon and two other police the hospital. hamilton's 11-year-old son was home at the time shooting but he was not hurt. hamilton is charged with the death penalty. when hamilton appears in court, we will alert you on the fox 25 news app. download the app for up to the minute breaking news while you are on the go and at work. >>> 4:33 right now. today the presidential candidates are descending on massachusetts before voters head to the polls. democrat hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be campaigning in the commonwealth campaigning in the commonwealth. clinton will attend events in springfield and boston today. her husband former president bill clinton will be at a rally in worcester late tonight. vermont senator bernie sanders will talk to voters at milton high school later this evening. john kasich is the only republican scheduled to campaign in massachusetts today. the to remembers spread out across other states holding primary primaries and caucuses on super tuesday. voters in 11 states including massachusetts vote fo

julie robert was well known and worked for the local paper for 30 years. right now they believe not saying why they believe roberts was targeted. >>> surprising information about one of the brothers behind the boston marathon bombing. three months before the attack, tamerlan tsarnaev swore his allegiance to the united states allegiance to the united states, denied any ties to terrorism and passed his citizenship test. according to the "boston globe" tamerlan's test results were part of hundreds of previously friend todashev. todashev told immigration that he left in 2011. the same month that he helped tsarnaev with the triple murder waltham. in may of 2013, todashev was shot and killed by fbi agents in his florida department questioning him about that questioning him about that murder. u.s. immigration services told the globe that the cases for both men were handled correctly saying while uscif found in errors in the processing of tamerlan tsarnaev or ibrahim tamerlan tsarnaev or ibrahim todashev's application, we are seeking to tighten our intensive scree

tonight police tell a union leader that robert was specifically targeted in a drive-by shooting. a neighbor tells us she's still rattled by what happened but feels safer knowing it wasn't random. >> this area doesn't warrant for crazy things like that to happen. and so it would be nice to know that it wasn't just a random act. that love to walk in this neighborhood and just enjoy the area. >> reporter: right now police are not saying what evidence they have that led them to believe that shooting was not random. >>> a group of local grocery store workers saying today they are ready to walk off the job if a contract agreement cannot be reached. local 445 voted this morning to authorize a strike against stop & shop. the union says the company is looking to cut pay and benefits in the new contract despite the vote though the group says they will still go to work as a show of good faith. >> right now we're working without a contract. the company makes any kind of moves in the wrong direction we're out. we're willing to sit down and continue to talk to try to come to a good result in t

tonight police tell the union leader that robert was targeted in a drive-by shooting. and a neighbor tells us she is still rattled by what knowing it was not random. this neighbor doesn't warrant for crazy things like that to happen. and so it would be nice to know that, you know, it wasn't just a random act. be comforting for people that love to bach in in this neighborhood and just enjoy the area. >> right now police are not saying what evidence they have that led them to believe the shooting was not random. >>> a skier rushed to the hospital today after crashing into a tree. it happened this afternoon at waterville valley ski resort in new hampshire. now officials at the resort say that that man was brought down the mountain and treated at the scene until a helicopter arrived. we're still waiting word for that man's condition. boston city council will hold a hearing on monday to discuss the decision to arm campus police officers with semiautomatic rifles. some councilmembers think the move is unnecessary they don't like the fact northeastern did not include the comm

tonight police tell the union leader that robert was specifically targeted in drive by shooting. neighbor tells us, she still watt willed by what happened she feels safer knowing it was not random. >> this area does not warrant for crazy things like to be that. >> and so, it was nice to know, you know, it wasn't just random act. >> testimony would comfort being for people that love to walk in this neighborhood. and just enjoy the area. >> right now police are not that led them to believe the shooting was random. group of local grocery store workers saying today they ready walk off the job if contract agreement cannot be reached. ufcw local 1445 voteded this morning authorize a strike against stop and shop. they say company looking to cut pay and benefits in new contract. despite vote, though the group says they will still go to work as show of good faith. >> right now working without a contract. the company makes any kind of moves in wrong direction, we are out. >> we are willing sit out and continue to talk try to come to a good resolve of this contract. leaders stop and shop sa

msnbc political analyst robert costa. we will turn to the race to the democratic nomination. hillary clinton heading into super tuesday with momentum, commander victory in south carolina. will that help win over undecided voters in states like alabama? we will be back with more live from birmingham right after this. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. >>> sunday before the biggest voting day of all and bernie sanders is holding a rally in oklahoma right now. hillary clinton just moments away from a rally in nashville, tennessee at a get out the vote event. this after her landslide south carolina primary victory over bernie sanders. all the momentum is on her side this afternoon. new polls show massive leads in tennessee and the super tuesday states. a big steps towards solidifying the nomination. today bernie s

bush john roberts to the court back in 2005. take a look. >> i wouldn't have nominated john roberts. indeed, governor bush pointed out y it wasn't that the president bush wanted appoint a liberal to the court. >> but, senator, that's not what you said when, in fact, roberts was nominated to the court back in 2005. i want to put up an article, a big article you wrote with the title "the right stuff". there is in 2005. you wrote, "john roberts should be a quick confirm. as a jurorist, job roberts' approach will be of that his entire career, carefully, faithfully applying the constitution and legal precedent." this was a long article, sir, that you wrote for the national review and you certainly seemed at the time, i know you said you wouldn't have nominated him, you seemed to be an enthusiastic supporter of john roberts. >> well, chris, it's true. once george w. bush nominated him, i supported the republican president in his nomination. that was a mistake. in hinld sight, dsight that, was a mistake. i would have nominated mike lud

everybody, robert, where are we and is trump stoppable in any way? >> ahead of super tuesday, trump's certainly has a lot of momentum going in to these 11 contests. he's someone who has strength in the deep south. he has the populist momentum behind him. but senator rubio is drawing big crowds. he drew a big one in georgia yesterday and you see the establishment coalescing around him. it's going to be a long fight if rubio can show some traction with delegates. >> and jeremy, a long fight with delegate traction, of course, is not usually possible when the lead candidate has a lot of momentum. or what we in the politics world call momentum, which is just a fancy word for winning a couple of the early states. the difference here would seem to be what the "times," your paper and others have pointed out, which is there is still a large swath of the republican party nervous about this man, no matter how many early states he wins. >> mm-hmm. there is, ari but i just don't know how stoppable donald trump is. and i don't think the rubio people know that. i d

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this is where robert was walking when she was shot and killed. since that day, the police and the fbi have been working extensively to try and find her killer. now, according to the union leader, police say robert was the target of a targeted drive by shooting. she was an advertising rep. she had 10 siblings and lived with her mother here in town. police won't say why they believe this shooting was targeted or what evidence to support that theory. they say they're not sharing that information because they don't want to release any information that could compromise this investigation. they did share that could provide some insight into this crime. in manchester, new hampshire, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> heather: also developing, a police officer with ties to new hampshire who is working her first day on the street was killed last night responding to a domestic call in virginia. local television affiliate from the dc area say a man shot his wife and then shot three police officers, killing ashley who had just been sworn in friday. th

fox 25's robert ghoulston obtained the letter sent to the u.s. attorney's office calling for that civil rights probe. >> we have jointly agreed that we would collaborate going forward. >> reporter: the head of the urban league of eastern massachusetts was in the meeting today with the mayor and a handful of other civil rights groups, including the new democracy coalition. >> the mayor i think for the listening carefully to leaders in the community and listening carefully to former students and parents in the community. >> reporter: while boston latin school is under fire after several claims of racism including one incident claiming a teacher greeted a black student by using the "n" word. the urban league and several other civil rights groups wrote bps's decision not to make further inquiry into the investigation gives us run for concern and are concerned the incidents are part of a broader symptom of racial indiscrimination that has been visible for years. at today's meeting with the mayor they called for boston latin school headmaster to be fir

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in west bridgewater, robert goldsston, fox 25 news. >>> tonight people are talking about a surprising twist in the race for president. >> new jersey governor chris trump. what it means moving forward and how governor charlie baker is reacting after endorsing christie and openly disapproving trump. >>> then the chilling encounter when a man busts into a home with a mother and her two young children fall the news out of kansas where four people were killed and another 14 people were hurt in a workplace shooting. the gunman identified by co-workers as 38-year-old cedric ford who was shot in an exchange of gunfire with police. we learn today he had just been served a restraining order before the rampage. police say ford targeted his victim's randomly it and was the first officer to arrive that single-handedly took out the shooter. authorities did not confirm the shooter's name or motive but they said terrorism is not a factor. >>> to the race for the white house now. south carolina democrats head to the poles tomorrow. hkz hillary clinton holds a significant lead. south carolina is the la

. >> no comment robert his defense attorney also >> i have no comment. >> reporter: the ritzers are calling on the governor and legislature to amend the new law hoping to help other families seeking justice. >> we pledge as colleen's loved ones to apply the same vigor for life that colleen demonstrated every day to righting the small wrong. >> reporter: we did reach out to a local justice expert that the ritzer's plea for the law to be amended could happen. the legislature could do the same exact ling that the supreme court did and allow sentence for a juvenile without the possibility of parole if that judge deems that to be the most appropriate sentence. in salem, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >>> philip chism's mother released a statement saying words can't express the amount of pain and sorrow these past 2.50 years have been. however, there is no one who has suffered more than the ritzer family. my ultimate most' esteem, prayers and humble respect is with them today as they continue their journey to heal. our coverage continues on myfoxboston.com. log on to read more about the sentenc

the victims are isp staff members robert taylo -- >> [ bleep ]. >> -- and james cadwell. >> a man was getting moved out to get fired from his job, was getting moved out. somebody blamed him for that. we were getting ready to leave and he jumped him. i tried breaking it up and got hit, too. >> you okay, jimmy? >> yeah, i'm fine. >> nitro? >> i put one under his tongue already and he's got them in his right pocket if you need more. >> taylo is 68 years old and has a history of heart problems. >> mr. taylo, we'd like to bring you back to the hospital building, okay? >> whatever. >> one, two, three. hold on to him. hold on. look at me, look at me. i want you to keep looking at me. don't look at the floor. >> today we had an offender that was told he has to move out of his cell house, out of the "f" unit. >> taylo's attacker joe buchanan was quickly subdued and is on his way to a special management cell, pending further investigation. >> he lost his job yesterday and the counselor and the case manager went ahead and brought him in, told him he had to pack up and leave. the offender got rig

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david roberts, who is a writer at fox had a line about the voter. your voters weren't locked in the room with you, republican establishment. you were locked in the room with them. to ben's point about christie, i felt a little, if i can indulge for moment, like gloating a little bit. this guy is who he said he was from a character perspective. the knock on christie was talented politician. a smart and very capable human being with a personality given toward authoritarianism and bullying and ethical corner cutting. >> remember he was going to be the centrist savior. >> he almost won hispanics in new jersey. >> he was going to save the party from a figure like trump. he was going to save the party. that doesn't happen. watching this today, it's like the worst buddy move you've never wanted to see. these two kinds find each other. they love each other. they were playing let's spend the night together when i turned the tv in the hotel today. i was like oh, my goodness. it's like the worst buddy movie. they degrade women. they mock the disable. they pick

. >> robert zimmerman. you probably know him as bob dylan. >> okay, that's awesome. i'm glad you got that. it would have bummed me out if you didn't know the answer. >> may 24th, my birthday. >> that's incredible. okay. my second question, political question. which is so sanders has(o lash out at clinton. first in chicago, and then you said in today, he threw some punches. is that well calculated or lashing out in frustration at his situation? >> i think it's a combination of the two, john. i think first of all, after the nevada loss, it was pretty clear they recognized that one of the ways they needed to stay in the news cycle everyday was to focu% on hitting hillary clinton. we saw his press staff announce that press conference impromptu in massachusetts afterwards saying they were going to hit her in five different areas. i counted two and a half, but the effect was the same. people were focused on the fact that sanders was criticizing clinton. it reflected the frustration. i felt he was sharper on some other notes as well, going farther saying wall street itself

thomas roberts is over in atlanta, georgia, being another key super tuesday state. i will start with you, chris. first of all, hope you're doing well. hope you'veç got plenty of sle on that long road trip. tell me about arkansas. what's at stake there and what are you hearing about the sort of state of play there? >> reporter: well, look, you have a state that has not been really seriously in play in the past but it's another one that's been added to the super tuesday lineup so suddenly they are in the thick of things. to know just how much of the thick of things, all you have to look at is the most precious commodity any campaign has and that is the candidate's time. over the weekend, we are coming right up to super tuesday, four candidates will have events here in arkansas. the top three republicans, trump, rubio, cruz, and hillary clinton is going to come here as well on sunday. several of them have already been here. donald trump attracting somewhere between 6,000 and 8,000 people, 2,000 for marco rubio when he was here just last weekend. so that's very import

what's your response >> let me go to robert on this one. it's a jump ball this terms of anybody knowing. does anybody think that donald trump, if he wins the most delegates going into the republican convention, that he will then allow the republicans to take the nomination away from him? give it to someone else and expect him to keep his division of supporters across the country. he would leave in a minute. why would he let the republicans take the nomination away from him and still support the party? >> having reported on trump, i would agree with you. he would not just let that happen.ç >>> in all fairness marco is not a negotiator. i watched him do down. >> he think the palestinians are a real estate deal. they're not a real estate deal. >> a deal is deal. >> a deal is not a deal when you're dealing with terrorists. >> you're not a negotiator. >> the live coverage of ç tonight's republican debate. the last debate before super tuesday. he covers the rubio campaign. give us a thought. we haven't heard from you tonight. rubio, i know th

they are robert catsman, barrington parker and danny chin, chin is one of the judges who put bernie madoff away for 150 years. he and kathryn were also appointed by bill clinton and tend to support workers and labor versus management cases. >>> and finally tonight, we're gonna show you the little guy down at spring training. down there with him. his name is homer. he got a gole pro put on to follow his travels. fox 25 have an affiliation this season and will have special features like this to share with you throughout the baseball season. homer was there all spring, taking videos. he is mike tellmack's dog and really cool. welc >> today on "tmz" -- frs harvey: ufc cham many connor mg mcgregor saying he regrets whooping jesus christ's ass and taking it out on our photog. >> what could be better, getting trash talked from the best trash talker. >> do you get workmen's camp if you got hit? >> next time sigh him i'm going to ask another jesus question. >> big man, you could get jesus' answer! >> chris pratt at l.a.x. i go, do you ever miss being fat? >> i'm still a bit fat. >> no, you're not.

the main bar, i love it robert. we have cruz now. hold on for a second. let's go back with senator cruz. >> reporter: thank you. senator i know i totally bugged you. i want to get your sense of how you think you did tonight against donald trump. it seemedç like a slug fest. >> i thought it was a terrific night. i thought it present the voters with a clear contrast and it under scores the issues that donald trump has with hillary clinton. we have got to win the general election. 65% of the voters recognize that donald trump is not the best candidate against hillary. we saw tonight issue after issue whether it is agreeing with hillary on obamacare and expanding it to socialized medicine or agreeing with hillary on the wall street bail out, donald's views have been on the left or whether it's on foreign policy where donald trump supported hillary's intervention in libya and supported john kerry and agrees with hillary clinton that america should be neutral with the p-- when it came to impeaching george w. bush donald's views are more liberal than hillary's

robert, let me start with you, because you're there at the site of tonight's debate. what is your sense from the people you're reporting and talking to your sources of what the game plan is for the anti-trump forces in tonight's debate? >> speaking of allies and advisors to both rubio and cruz, i've gotten a sense from my reporters that trump is the target. they may have played down expectations ahead of tonight, but they know this is an urgent moment just days before super tuesday. if they can't take him out or gain ground, it's hard to see where they're going in the coming weeks. >> advisors have woken up to what is the obvious and obvious to everyone else. stewart stevens, who is campaign manager for mitt romney, this framework of lanes has led people as stray, go after the person most popular. what do you think, are there lines of attack that have yet to be trotted out that you think could possibly work with the gop electorate? >> look, i think if they had a strategy to take out trump, we would have seen it by now, right? you've seen the debates, you don't need me

lynn police in the salem officer oxycodone and tried hiding it fox 25 robert goulston talk with this appointed this police chief. >> obsolete tonight while the police in his own department investigates. his chief calling the whole matter a serious break and trust. >> salem police officer matthew shelton was not talking as he walked out of lynn just a court is charged with having drugs when he was caught up in a drug deal by lynn undercover detectives. his chief was disappointed. >> salem police chief mary singer officer was with three other men when a drug deal with down in the corner of chatham and mariana street yesterday afternoon. police say shalt only stop right after the buy any try to hide oxycodone pills as the officers approached his vehicle. police say told officers his was paying off a fantasy football bet with the two others not buying drugs. shall tony has served as an officer for three years in salem working mainly as a day shift as a patrolman. >> officer did volunteer in court today to get drug addiction help while awaiting trial. his attorney would not say whether hi

our cameras caught up with the salem office after he left court this afternoon and he robert goulston was there.>> robert: vanessa yeah that officer is on the tonight while lynn police and is on department here in salem investigate. the cheetah and calling the whole matter a serious break and trust. >> salem police officer matthew shelton only seen here in the suit but of a judge after being picked up by undercover police detectives and drug charges. salem police chief mary but look a call from lynn pd said officer was with three other men when a drug deal what down on the corner of chatham and mary on a street yesterday afternoon. police say shelton only stopped after the and he tried to hide oxycodone pills as the officers approached his vehicle. police say he told officers his friend was paying off a fantasy football debt with the two others not buying drugs. we try to get more of the side >> officer schulte only did volunteer in court today to get drug addiction help awaiting trial. his attorney would not say whether his client has an addiction issue. >> we've had no issues or pro

the day the president announced the plan to close the guantanamo bay detention center, senator tom roberts released a video of himself krurchling up the plan and throwing it into a trash bin. it's standard that a republican congress and republican president will disagree or democratdem it does feel increasingly like decorum is being thrown completely out of the window and you have to wonder is it sort of the trump effect and does it end up serving the trump narrative that nothing gets done in washington and at the same time he gets stronger. let me bring in the panel on this one. jamal simmons, cofounder of crate.com and matthew, editor of the washington free beacon and contributing editor of the the weekly daily standard. i want to start with you on this. do you feel as if the republicans are drawing these tougher lines, that it's a response to sort of trumps out there feeling as if they have to get tougher? >> my first reaction to your intro there is, chuck, it's not like republicans have been particularly cooperative with obama over the last seven years. >> there's a line. >> i don't kn

i'm thomas roberts. i'll see you back here at 3:00 p.m. eastern. tamron hall from austin texas. . . >>> yes, good morning, everyone, i'm tamron hall, coming to you live this morning from austin, texas. we are calling in tacos and politics this morning in my home state t. state a crown jewel of next tuesday's super tuesday contest. in a dozen states. i have nice people joining me, having their tacos early.. it will be up for grabs in texas. that's if we can't say it too many times, the most by far in any of the super tuesday states. that's why it's so important. 25 new polls have been released in the last 24 hours on the gop primary. now they show in texas, senator ted cruz a hometown senator is either tied with donald trump or leading him by as many as 15 points. as for the gop candidates, they are off the campaign trail today as they prepare to square off on a high stakes debate tonight. >> that set not far away from here in houston. the big question, though, will ted cruz and marco rubio turn from mainly attacking each opts and train their fire,

responding to the president's plan to close gitmo, senator pat roberts tweeted this video showing him throwing white house plans right into the garbage. >>> and we have heard a lot about bernie sanders pulling in the younger vote and a toy company is banking on that demographic, fuelling the nostalgic bern. ♪ my bernie, my bernie, my bernie and me 12340e9. >> the company is trying to fund the action figures via kick stater. >>> hey, political junkies, think you'd make a better president? thomson reuters built a app and lets you build it up into the general election. that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> now to washington and i'm joined by a bloomberg reporter. >> thanks for having me. >> now the tenth republican debate is tonight, this thursday. >> i'm on my way. >> give me a hint here, because it's the last one before super tuesday. any surprises expected? >> you know, i really think that what you're going to see is senator ted cruz as well as marco rubio battling each other. both of them feel like they're the best, most clear alternative to republican presidential

senator roberts says the hold on mr. fanning for secretary of the army is nothing personal, he say it's about guantanamo. regardless of the reason for the hold, it appears to be semieternal. there appears to be no end in sight. so officially eric fanning is not able to perform the duties of army secretary. and nobody else is either. acting in his place right now is this guy who you know. former congressman patrick murray. patrick murphy is an iraq war veteran, he was the first iraq war veteran to serve in congress. he opposed the iraq war. he was outspoken about it. won a bronze star as an airborne major in the war. the senate ended up approving him just before christmas. today he was finally officially sworn in as the 32nd undersecretary of the united states army. who is -- which means right now he is the top civilian official in the u.s. army, at least until senator pat roberts decides to let our country have a secretary of the army sometime again. this is a really big deal for patrick murphy. it's also just a really b

. >> skakel is robert kennedy jr.'s cousin. the court did not rule today. >>> there are new reports tonight apple may be working on some technology that would only block governments from unlocking their phones but also block apple itself. this comes on the heels of the justice department telling apple they need to unlock at least nine more phones. the feds already told apple they want them to unlock the san bernardino shooters. apple is fighting the feds demands in at least seven of the nine other iphone cases. the tech company says it's an invasion of prooifcy and sets a bad precedent. >> her voice gave jlo goose bumps. >> giving it her all tonight to make it into the top 10. approval of america though. we have been following her since the very beginning. >> hopefully she gets those votes tonight. >> a lot of people talking on facebook saying they were calling in texting in hopefully she got a bunch of votes. >> some people are going in as the top 10 already. >> we'll find out tomorrow night. kevin? >> good night to be inside

. >> michael skakel his cousin robert kennedy junior and the mother of murder victim martha locksley were all court in hartford today. in 2002 skakel was convicted of killing martha moxley back in 1975 when the two were teenage neighbors. skakel was sentenced to life in prison in 2013 he was freed on bail after a lower court judge to argue the skakel's brother could've been responsible for the crime and failed to present a key alibi witness for him as well. fast forward to today would skakel appear before the connecticut supreme court. prosecutors calling for the state to reinstate conviction. skakel's attorney claims all evidence points to skakel's brother thomas they say skakel trial attorney did not do enough to pursue that possibility. the court did not rule today. skakel did not speak to reporters outside of the court but boston martha moxley's mother did. >> at the end put in 20 years of what they require. he's free to go. >> moxley went on to say she think the judicial system is quote wonderful and is glad everyone can get a fair chance. as for robert kennedy junior he told re

if you look at justice roberts, he could have killed obama care twice. senator cruz pushed him. he most wanted him. what are the most important qualities you're going to look for in a vice-president den - >> political, because i want to get lots of great legislation we all want passed, sitting there for years and years and years. things sitting there that would be so good. >> that session, trump also la meant mented. al hunt, sitting in formal mal who -- for mark halperin. >> huge. as he might say, mark, i can't think of any presidential candidate who has won three big ones like this. and not gone on to win the nomination. i don't think it's over yet, but mitt romney one three and a half, i think they say out of five. gerry ford won a lot. a strong front-runner. >> three different regions of the country, different types of electorates, and he won not narrowly and he won with people knowing full well, he was a dominating force. for whatever reason, they didn't go after him. he was the leader, and held up the leads in all three places. >> he sure did. you have to say that his nega

the street include waverley elliott and roberts. police say that these are stairways and through backdoors windows or doors during the evening then take jewelry and electronics. >> on five transit police working to track down this man accused of salting and injuring a fellow passenger. it happened on sunday, february 14 on the orange line platform at the forest hill station. contact with the police if you recognize this guy. >> he said he's not seeking reelection and despite cost from the staff over fbi investigation state senator brian joyce stay in office january. fox25 political reporter sharman sacchetti asked voters in his district if that's enough. we did asked voters in this district they were on board with the senator dishing out his term rather than stepping down it all comes one week after he publicly became the target of a investigation. one day after announcing he would not seek reelection we stopped by senator brian joyce's statehouse office and asked if we could speak with him. he wasn't there. again the democratic sta

they are waverley and roberts stren theiaer.reeno ces.ers.s i hdo hland and s havner road. police say lock windows and doors. >> dt nnownowi fw the south where tornadoes killed three people. , mer.ot roof ripy strong winds and rpmn are still raging that area this morning. atiohow been canceled tand say because of the weather. one of the worst hit areas was where two people died and at least 30 peoht e were injster ed. at least 15 toroth aoes touched down and ripped apart homes, brought down p o er lines and sent cars fjusting. meteorologists issued flash flood and tornado watches and s soy throd hhout the afternoon. >> julie: people that live in watepu o n are ai'ed to ms see a you he ic odt decision, and it could have some reliving the scariest moments of thees. lives. moureee company wants to recreate the shootout between the police and b3 mton marathon bombe pos and we wimily take place on same street where it happened three dars focuo. clelm is called patriots day and stars mark wahlberg and asking reuidents for the feedback posted in the n`pdedcusrhood. for some traged

i'm thomas roberts live in las vegas, nevada. it's high noon and the gop showdown here is reinforcing donald trump as the frontrunner. with just six days until super tuesday, the question being now, can any gop candidate left standing stop donald trump? after a wild victory party last night, the more mellow but just as confident candidate spoke to students at regent university. this is back across the country, a christian college in virginia. take a look. >> so we had a very exciting evening last night. during the day i was walking and saw all these people and they're all saying, donald, we love you, donald, we love you, but you never know what's going to happen. as soon as we turned on the television and the results started coming in, it was obvious from the beginning. >> so that caucus is his biggest win so far, taking 36% of the vote. more people voting for trump last night than the total vote for all candidates in the caucus in 2012 here. ted cruz finished more than 20 points behind. so the focus now turns to those crucial su

look at screen for the list of the streets where the burglaries are taking place there on waverley and robert and sumner road and davis avenue police say lock your doors and windows. >> sara: this morning the headmaster of a local school is apologizing to students for failing to deal with race based slurs. in a letter to students at boston latin the headmaster says she regrets there was not more urgency in the school's response. a recent investigation found the school did not properly handle an incident where a black student was called a racial slur and threatened. six other alleged incidents were also reported there. students in civil rights groups have called for the headmaster to be removed and this morning the naacp also wants the justice department to investigate. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. right now on 93 south a little wet out there. you're looking at 48 minute commute andover to the zakim bridge. shiri. >> shiri: 95 and 28 seeing plain rain showers, drizzle on 495 right now and headed out to the mass pike. it goes from drizzle to a little massac

koch roberts. i will not release something until my democratic opponent does. >> the reason i agree with you, joe, i think it's all distracting. enough already with all of this stuff. she's trying desperately to keep the conversation about the issues that she's concerned about. >> release the transcripts, we'll move on. it's her fault we're talking about it. >> she raised money off of wall street. she's running against a guy who has no connection, taken nothing from them. prove the point. >>> coming up on "morning joe," does marco rubio suddenly have a conservative problem? he had to cancel one forum and now reports say he may not go to the biggest conservative event on the calendar. we'll hear from the head of the american conservative union when "morning joe" continues. >>> my exclusive interview with melania trump is also ahead. be good. text mom. boys have been really good today. send. let's get mark his own cell phone. nice. brad could use a new bike. send. [google] message. you decide. they'r