i-70 westbound right by the stock show area at washington street. >>> outside, it looks beautiful. look out the window. a little more clouds than there were yesterday at this time, but still pretty cold and does not peeled like anything is going to melt any time soon. let's check in with danielle who is out in the backyard. hey, danielle. >> you saw the clouds pushing in. that's going to be part of the all that impressive to the metro area but some spots may wake up in the 20s. streaks of clouds flashing across the skies, skill a background. readings in the low 30s, warmer than yesterday. to the west, sub zero at 9 below, gunison. 70 mile-per-hour speeds in neverland and 21 in estes park. for now, one little snow bands pushing to the south, on the junction of i-70. here is that system out there in the great basin starting to press in from the intermountain west. it will affect us as we go through the afternoon and evening. we may have a few snow bands pushing in. your best chance to find a little bit of snow, an inch of less, around castle, el dorado. a little bit more sunshine. mo

twin federal investigation are investigation from scripps washington buueau. >> correspondent mark greenblat has uncovered evidence of serious conflicts of interest involving least ship and has the latest from washington. >> i've been going to the va hospital for a good 3 years. >>>eporter: told dickey has long counted on the va in cincinnati for all of his care. >> i have a rapport with a lot of people at the va hospital. >>reporter: but when he needed his seconn hip replacement, the va didn't have a surgeon and referred him outside. >> their way of running the hospital is not doing the surgery and farming it out. >>reporter: 34 whistle-blowers in all including 18 doctors say veterans are getting shortchanged even put at risk. devastated and incapable of carrying out their necessary functions. >>reporter: long time surgeon richard friberg joins other whistle-blowers who say many problems began when acting chief of staff barbara to neck came onboard 2.5 years ago and went ight to work cutting corners. >> there's unresttthroughout the hospital. >>reporter: he says she got rid of every special

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washington haan 't had any. that's because two growers there that used the banned pesticides were fined and had their licenses taken away. what causes bacteria to change? that's what students and researchers are trying to figure out. for the last six years they've been collecting water samples from across the area to get to the bottom of why bacteria mutates. bacteria could become resistant after getting used to the pesticides that really kill them. >> you can get tons and tons of individuals and if you have that many individuals popping up you have a really good chance of that mutation popping up some where. >> some bacteria have resisted antibiotics. in some researchers bacteria have been known to eat antibiotics to grow. >>> the gusty winds statewide, last minutes east of dia. we're going to see mild temperatures and gusty winds through tuesday. look at these numbers for today. the high temperatures way into the 60s over south eastern colorado while the mountains it was wind and snow ann 30s to around 40 degr

i can track the temperature at 32 with the nbc washington app. cue the song birds. there is a song bird here. he stopped. no. okay. we've got a digital one for you. they are singing the song of, hey, the spring time is on the way. we'll have sunshine in and out. a gorgeous day to get out. layer up a little bit. we have signs of spring. scott took a picture of daffodils at his house. and look at these snowdrop flowers. they are up as well. you are probably seeing signs of spring in your own yard. back to you. >> thank you so much, tom. new, police just released video of a brutal attack in the district. you might find this video disturbing. it happened 11:00 tuesday night in front of the el nuevo restaurant and bar in columbia road in northwest. we're working to find out more about the victim who was violently kicked over and over again there as you can tell and hit and punched. he was taken to the hospital. attacker, who appears to be looking like what appears to be a football jersey, police would like to hear from you. >>> just four days before super tuesday is once

i' m glad to see washington is beginning to recognize. disappointed -- they are continuing to revoke medicaid expansion. >> how likely is it you are going to face real opposition when it comes to expanding medicaid. certainly there is a group that doesn' t want anything to do with the affordable care act. there are others who say the horse is already out to the barn. >> i' m pleased we have a bipartisan new hampshire health protection program we enacted about two years ago. we did make progress to reauthorize expansion forward. i will continue to work with members of both parties. >> no mention of expanded gambling. >> i think we have had that debate and i think we need to focus on where we can continue to make progress together. i' two fiscally responsible budgets . we ended fiscal year 2015 with a surplus. we need to continue to move forward. one of the things on the opioid crisis, the legislature created a joint task force. they sent a group of bills to my desk. we still need action on expanding drug courts. funding and other prosecutor position in the department of justice to hel

washington dc council supporting a bill. it would give a check to the most violent centimetres to not commit crimes. is it award will bad behaviour. some >> reporter: it would offer a reward for not committing crimes. the amount is minimum at all compared to the cost of invitation. criminals. >> if you're a good person for your whole life you will never be rewarded. >> this is $9,000 a year and they learn to be good american citizens. i like it >>> our panel. a republican strategist and white house aid. a senior fellow at the independent women's forum. also a features editor at the nations mag zen >>> they're trying to do this. should cities pay violent criminals to not be violent? >> how do i get myself signed up for this. i'm a good citizen, i pay my taxes and volunteer. i'm responsible. i contribute to my community. hazard. >> reporter: is it true you're not getting money. when you think about it-- >> i work, so-- >> we invest in middle-class kids constantly. i suspect, i certainly have held fellow ships in my life, inter

that comes from washington. washington needs to back off a little bit on the standardized tests. i'll be a voice for that. but also things like universal pre-k so kids have a great start to identify and develop their own god given talents and gifts. >> i want to ask you about an appearance recently you had with your democratic opponents. you've taken some heat for your response on this. it was a question about money and endorsements from various organizations, including the oil and gas industry. you said no, you have not accepted any, but some have called that untrue. there's even an ad out by one of your competitors about that. let's quickly take a listen to a little bit of thatÁpenn ad. >> no. >> thank you very much. >> really? >> yeah. now listen, people, let me tell you some news. >> that was an ad with a little bit of your response there. i did look up your finances. you did get a contribution from the vice president for policy and strategy at the american gas association. how do you explain your answer? do you feel you were perfectly transparticipan transparent? >> i do no

. >> supreme court justice antonin scalia's been a very today in washington where his casket is lane in repose in the us supreme court. justice scalia died saturday while vacationing texas. fox 31 denver's joe st. george's following the story. >> justice scalia's funeral be saturday at the basilica of the national shrine in washington and that's the biggest catholic church in the united states, but today, in line with tradition, visitors were able to pay their respects. >> as justice antonin scalia's casket arrived at the supreme court today, some of the greatest legal minds and former clerks of the justice stood guard. >> blessed are those who have died in the lord. >> inside, scully's son, paul, a catholic priest, leaving tue court morning prayer. >> eternal rest grant unto him zero lord. >> outside, line stretched around the highest court of the land. dignitaries and supporters waiting in near freezing conditions for hours to pay conservative stalwart. >> inside the building it was very dignified, very somber and i think people there we're respects, both for what he did man. >> pr

. >> thousands gathered today at washington's basilica of the national shrine. the largest roman catholic church in north america. to bid farewell to antonin gregory scalia. >> we are gathered here because of one man. a man loved by many, scorned by others. a man known for great controversy compassion. that man, of course, is jesus of nazareth. >> justice scalia made it clear he thought funerals should focus on more on god and the gospel than the deceased and his son honored that preference today. scalia's close friend on and off the court justice clarence thomas joined the remaining colleagues who were among those gathered together to celebrate life. >> hope does not disappoint. because the love of god has poured out into our hearts through the holy spirit that has been given to us. >> reporter: vice president and mrs. biden represented the administration. the obamas did not attend the funeral, instead joining the thousands who paid their respects at the supreme court on friday. but with many other lawmakers and officials in attendance today, the younger scalia

that is that is the word in a committee hearing in washington. michigan's governor was invited but did not take part. >>> new information about the dog that was attacked and killed in the care of a kennel and manatee. the pet sitting service in brayton was reportedly been ordered to shut down. 10 news -- is digging deeper to find out more. >> this this looks like a typical home. so when you look up peter pan's puppy pet sitting in boarding the address is here. since 2013, pam morgan has been operating at pet sitting business but turns out >> it is ill legal been operating where they should be. >> morgan advertises on the web and accepts payment for pet sitting service. in manatee county that's defined as a camel. >> we do not allow commercial businesses in a residential neighborhood. >> this morning manatee county's code enforcement issued a violation of the land development code. she has until monday to shut down. morgan would not going camera but did invite me to sit down and talk with her. she said she never really she was operating illegally

[applause] will not be chosen by the washington establishment. [applause] will not be chosen by the lobbyists. [applause] but will be chosen by the most incredible, powerful force, our nation, by we, the people, the american people. [applause] tonight, thanks to the incredible hardware of everyone gathered here, of courageous conservatives across this state, we, together, urged the votes of 46,608 iowans. [applause] to put in perspective your incredible victory that you have won tonight, that is the most votes ever cast for any republican primary winner. >> ted, ted, ted! sen. cruz: tonight is a victory for millions of americans who shoulder the burden of seven years of washington deals run amok. tonight is a victory for every american who has watched in dismay as career politicians in washington, in both parties, reviews to listen and to often fail to keep their commitments to the people. tonight is a victory for every american who understands that after we survive eight long years of the obama presidency, that no one personality can right the w

. >> the cdc has offices in washington dc and atlanta but it's the laboratory in fort collins that's helping stop the spread of seeker will come leading the world in studying the zika virus. >> this is ground zero for cdc zika virus research doctor m powers walking us through what is being done inside the site you're colorado state university dozens of researchers working around the clock to fight the virus were certainly very concerned this is a pattern we've never seen before senators kori gardner michael bennett invited us on the tour can get a sense of what springtime the best in the world analyzing the habits of the mosquito trying to outbreak. >> so politics that there's no politics of this is a great illustration of why we need to have a functioning agency's cdc experts reiterate the mosquito carrying the zika virus which is impacted over countries is unlikely to mutate and come here currently the virus is currently contained in some of them is secure the most secure labs is not just in fort collins but the world making it nearly impossible for it to get out of the building ma

in washington, aixa diaz. courtis: some of you will remember in 2008 hillary clinton lost the south carolina primary to senator barack obama. governor john kasich plastic -- blasted the tone of the campaign during a town hall in tennessee today. he drew a standing ovation after he questioned how candidates who trade names and insults can present themselves as leaders to young people. be sure to catch meet the press sunday morning right here at 10:00. governor kasich joins chuck todd to discuss the state of his campaign. other guests will include senator bernie sanders, ted cruz, and new jersey governor chris christie as we talk about all the endorsements. the zika virus diagnoses now on the rise in the united states. >> it would be the feeling of achiness on your joints. they are painful. courtis: a woman diagnosed to speaking out, why she still does not regret the trip she made overseas. >> it was a breezy day. went out of the south in cincinnati. tomorrow, we see numbers around s, 45 mile-per-hour wind gusts

it happened friday on 120th near washington street. cbs 4 has the story. >> mull gunshots were fired out the front door of this shell gas station sending one man to the hop. two man and a woim said they were involved in a young men. during the altercation the suspects pulled out handguns. police have not said what started off the fight. >>> time of the shooting. police say the vehicle did not have a front license plate. >> howard nathan reporting. in denver aland lord is shot inside her home. it happened yesterday morning. three men went into unit and there. yesterday. take want to hospital and is expected to be survive. neighbors are shaken. >> yeah. it's obviously scary. people are coming nineteen the shoog people and they're still at large. and we end up situations like this. three suspects are described onlied a three african-american men. no word on a motive. >> now to campaign 2016. it's another major victory for hoibt the former secretary of state. she adds to the already large lead she has. cbs's frank boswell reports. >> hilla

the new view we are getting from atop mount washington. heather: and a new move to help women civilly committed. the new treatment as 5 continues to focus on the opioid crisis. ed: government surveillance i above us. happened. harvey: as the storm rides up the close, it will start out as rain and end up in snow and for many of us, fairly significant amounts. heather: and six people in chicago including the child have been found dead on the city' s south side. all of the victims were stabbed. police went house to house after a coworker of a man who lives there called and said he had not t they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works because it's riggedt by wall street. as long as washington we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie s

rolling the diagnosis, let's begin with washington's seniorer washington correspondent, mike viqueira. >> i don't believe that the president should appoint someone. >> almost from the moment of his passing, the fight has been a political stroke that could leave the supreme court with 8 justices for at least a year. republicans want to turn the november election into a referendum for who should sit on the court. and any nominee put forward by president obama should be blocked in the senate. ted cruz has blocked a filibuster. >> we're one away from a majority that would effectively write the second amendment out of the constitution. >> reporter: mr. obama has ignored that call and said that he will do his constitutional duty to fill the vacancy. who will he nominate? speculation around two classes of candidates. first, a jurist already on the bench. a stepping stone to the supreme court. he was analysisly confirmed by the senate three years ago. merritt garland is the chief judge of the dc court. widely respected, his name has come up on previous lists, and paul wall ford, elected to th

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the washington post reported on two u.s. citizens being held in the emrates. they say they were tortured in follows confessions that they were terrorists the u the u.n. backs them up. the state department says it raised it with authorities. human rights are too important to pick favorites. holding our friends up to the same standards we use for our enemies. when it comes to seeing people get the rights they deserve. that's really third rail. >>> this is al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome to the al jazeera news hour live from our heahead quartheadquarters in doe elizabeth puranam. coming up in the next 60 minutes. dozens killed by bomb a tack at a market in baghdad. isil says it's responsible. >>> more violence in parts of syria, despite an agreed ceasefire, but all sides say they will continue to honor the deal. >>> tensions rise as another humanitarian crisis looms. as t

in washington state.... has left -5- people dead.... including the suspect. authorities in mason county say... a man called police this morning..... to say he shot his family and they found -4- people dead. a -12- year-old girl related to the suspect survived the stand-off and was taken to the hospital. it's not clear..... if the child escaped or was freed.... by the gunman. after several hours of negotiations... the suspect reportedly walked outside the home and killed himself.... in front of police. donald trump is back on the campaign trail.. a little bruised-up from last night's debate. but he had to be feeling better after a suprise endorsement from former rival.. new jersey governor chris christie. christie: there's no question that this is the person who will go to washington dc and be able to absolutely turn the place around. we don't need any more washington politicians especially some who have only been there for one term and never really shown up for work. the endorsement comes after trump took some blistering attacks last night from marco rubio an

washington senior high school. >> i'm so happy they won. they're state champs. >> reporter: oh, myy god. this is my element. it's all about children, right? >> reporter: this parade is all about recognizing their football players. >> i'm so proud of everybody. >> reporter: they are the class 4a state champs, a title they've carried since 2012. they still say this experience and celebration never gets old. before jumping on the double it wasn't always easy. >> we didn't win two in a row in some seasons. >> every time we lose,e,we work even harder for the next me. >> reporter: during a season faced with adversityies and changes. this year also caa with a pretty important life lesson. >> use your abilities to get your education. >> reporter: in overtown, erica glover, nbc 6 news. >>> well, the front that brought us this cool weather here to south florida produced rains last night. everything ended before dawn today, except in the florida keys. right t w, you can see live first alert doppler radarr not showing any precipitation out there. it's

. >> went to washington washington after pulling my> mom's advice was in the legislature at the got an army of people and many women who left their kitchensn to go door-to-door to put up yard signs all the way back whent things were different .. >> after that comment if you download or told him that she would support him but would not come out of the kitchen, a spokesman defended the definitive remark said that hisis campaigns have always been homegrown affairs. the uber driver accused of a killing spree and killing spree and comese killing spree and comes in a weekend made his first court appearance,l jason ryan dalton array . sex counselor and two counts of attempted murder he was denied bail he was arrested sunday after shootings at three different locations,, it appears that all the victims were targeteds randomly and then he picked up passengers between the attacks .. >> adjudged that the side of a lawsuit brought by families of victims and the sandy hook school shootingng in go forward, the gunmen kill 20 children and six adults, nine families families in a school teacher the sch

jeannette: we spoke with washington gas and they refuse to speak on camera. they would not say what is known about the incident, or if there is any concern about how long it has taken to find the leak. that whatevernow they are doing is safe? jeannette: reporting and woodbridge, jeannette reyes. jummy: following some breaking news from the district, where police have captured a man suspected of shooting two d.c. school administrators. he is charged with assault with the attempt to kill. he shot a man and woman january 25 on eaton road and southeast. -- we are works for told they are recovering. south capitol street in the district is finally back open after a pretty serious crash. it hurt three people, including a child near nats park just before 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the road closed for more than 10 hours. police say two cars were involved. one man was thrown from his vehicle and taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. new this noon, ongoing efforts to identify the source of an oily sheen and the potomac river is continuing. the coast guard

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

the fire happened near washington and valley view. a man driving by saw the house on fire, and saw an older woman sitting in the backyard. tim szymanksi, las vegas fire and rescue 16:10:58:20 so he turned around, stopped his car, smoke, it was very thick black smoke 16:11:10:23 the woman was rushed to u-m-c to be treated for smoke inhalation. crews say she was the only person inside at the time. the woman told firefighters she before, so investigators are trying to figure out if those sheets re-ignited. damage is estimated at 120- thousand dollars. and unfolding now, another day, and more cases of the zika virus are popping up. alabama reported its first confirmed case, as did china! and the case in china is important, because as of now, the virus has only been in southern asia and the pacific islands. here in the u-s, more than 60-people have been diagnosed so far. and just into 13 action news, we're learning a new study in brazil is linking the virus to another birth defect in infants-- eye abnormalities! we'll have much more on the

craig boswell reports from washington. >> reporter: donald trump finds himself at the center of controversy after former ku klux klan leader david duke publicly stated the support for the businessman on sunday trump can't immediately con-- didn't immediately condemn him. >> i no nothing about david duke or white supremacist. >> reporter: monday he said he a bad ear piece saying doesn't want duke's support. >> i don't mind disavowing anyone and i disavowed david duke and disavowed him the day before major news conference. on the attack. >> it makes him unelectable. how are we going to grow a party with a nominee that klan don't tell me he doesn't know who they are. >> that should be common ground among republicans and democrats and everyone the bigotry and anti-semitism and racism has no role in politics. >> reporter: democrats do aee. bernie sanders treated americafirst black president can't be a will not be succeed by a hate monger who refuses to condemn the kkk hillary clinton retweeted it. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: clinton is looking forward to super tuesday after a victory in s

i turned down all those rich contracts that are offered in washington d.c. by people, 400 senators took them. and the governor called me and said joe, would you run for governor. i said no. my venstrengths are better suit to the united states senate. the governor and i would talk every few months but what i'm most focussed on is not party. it is truly people. they just want to have the american dream that right now is under siege. >> what about the way the party play play a role in fund raising. where does fund raising stand, and how important is support from the party on that front? >> it's a great question. when we ran against toomey, we had the largest funding gap because citizens united started that year. outside interest groups gave me a three to one funding gap. we only lost by two. another lost by almost ten. that's why it's important to focus on people. we have more than anyone else running in the primary, but that's because we started early, worked hard. at the end of the day, doing events like today, doylestown on health care is really what matters

and when he got to washington he was asked, what do you uniquely bring to washington? if not for a minute and he said, i guess arithmetic because we're going to make it add up for the american people. that's what happened. after eight years, 23 million new jobs here but most importantly, and this is what i want you to hear because this is what we were able to accomplish, and must do again. incomes went up for everyone.

in nantucket, washington street is also closed. after the northern ethics, main street was also closed due to flooding. that is the latest on the cindy: it could set up of being one of the snowiest winter seasons. as the storm wraps up, we have flurries tomorrow, 55 tomorrow morning, there goes the steady still a lot of clouds. more of a persistent north, northeasterly wind tomorrow could keep scattered ocean effect snow showers going into the coastline especially through the day on tuesday. we are also watching wednesday for the pattern right now, with a lot of energy swirling nearby. it may spawn an additional storm that will cut to the south on wednesday. it may come close enough to bring steadier, light snow to first half of wednesday. the amounts look like there could be additional accumulation of light snow on wednesday. before the storm kicks out. we watch an arctic front coming happens to the temperatures by the weekend. highs saturday and sunday only sunshine and morning were temperatures by sunday morning the coldest air

we get back $.81 when we sent a dollar to washington. it pushes us down the rising health care cost while ensuring people. those are the arguments new hampshire republicans need here. as we have made those arguments, that is why the spill has the bipartisan support it has enjoyed so far. >> 48,000 people looking at health care today, they were it very -- at very expensive costs. we look at someone who would pay for drug treatment. those are the kind of unwise investments we need to turn around and say what is most effective way to help a person, but also cost-effective. you need to renew this, democrats are 100% ready to vote today to renew. we appreciate the work. >> a nether issue looking more long-term, commuter rail. geographically from the lakes region, from the north country, i' m curious to know what you think about this issue. it would be a benefit to your constituents. >> it is a long way from any connection from where i come from. i think transportation is vitally important. we get people to the north country and the rest of th

washington state woman might be getting the new necklace out of the dinner. monday harm was havingw our dinner with clams and she bit into something hard peerage she took it to a gemologist and it was a rare purple plural worth $600. she is using the gem as a necklace now. >> that's a surprise. it more than paid for the mail. lost theirs taste first serial. there are too lazy to eat it. nearly 40 percent through the escape serial because the cleanup is too much. they look at cl serial as unhealthy and prepared pre- packaged meals are preferred. they take a bar form because it's easier. >> you want to lose some weight? try eating in the dark. justea a mere lights. new research out of germany found people who were blindfolded during a meal eight almost 10 percent fewer calories. the reason? not seem foodpee is full in real-time. wouldn't know how much food is there see could think you're done k. one airline sending a unique message to washington dc to >> it must be a unanimous decision. razor hands for take goes -- 150 passengers were offered tickets to anywher

they took on a political powerhouse and are now leaving iowa with momentum to take on washington. sanders calls it a political revolution and wants others to say no to a i think the people of iowa have sent a profound message to the political establishment, the economic establishment and by establishment 12 declared victory at the same time across town. result were called... and clinton delivered a passionate victory in iowa. - every single one of you.. who came out for me... from my young organizers with energy and passion to the families and friends across this state. i am deeply grateful. 30:00 the former secretary of state becomes the first woman in history to win the iowa caucuses. and republicans caucus goers turned out in record numbers last night. poll....ted cruz comes out on top with 28 percent. the business mogul trails him at 24 percent. and marco rubio isn't far behind at 23 percent. ben carson 9 percent rand paul 5 percent jeb bush 3 percent carly fiorina 2 percent john kasich 2 percent mike huckabee 2 percent...like o'malley, he announced during caucus voting he wil

live in northwest washington, richard reeves. leon: thank you, rich. we will continue to follow that. in the meantime, we spend nearly 1/3 of our lives in bed, according to statistics, said he really know how well you sleep? alison: art -- our troubleshoote horace holmes looks into the mattress laws in our area as our i-team went undercover. >> i think i like this one. reporter: buying a mattress is one of the most important purchases we can make. after all, we spend nearly 200-3000 hours of our lives in bed. hours in bed. and boughtercover four mattresses at four different types of stores in the d.c. area, a furniture store at a mall in virginia, a neighborhood mattress store. >> this is a new mattress. >> an independent mattress salesperson working out of a warehouse. and a small furniture store in silver -- in silver springs. we were out to buy good mattresses, but is that what we got? this man works for the international sleep products association. take a newties mattress, so a new cover on don't sanitize it, sell it as new. reporter: so we hired c

the washington post reported on two u.s. citizens being held in the emrates. they say they were tortured in follows confessions that they were terrorists the u the u.n. backs them up. the state department says it raised it with authorities. human rights are too important to pick favorites. holding our friends up to the same standards we use for our enemies. when it comes to seeing people >>> as a partial truce continues to hold, the u.n. says it's trying to deliver aid to 150,000 people in syria. hello. welcome, you're watching al jazeera coming to you live from our headquarters here in doha. i'm peter dobbie. also in the next half hour. a period of relative calm in baghd baghdad shattered by a double

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

they marched on washington. they sat in. and we made huge breakthroughs. but it happened not because of somebody on top. it happened because millions of people essentially said, enough is enough. what about the women's movement? 100, 150 years ago, women said sorry, we are not going to be treated as third-class citizens. we are going to do the work we want to do. [applause] we are going to be able to vote, to run for political office. huge, terrible, enormous struggles. but women as a result of those made enormous progress. the environmental movement didn't happen in washington. by some senator introducing legislation. it happened because people said what is going on on this planet of ours? you can't destroy it. we have to protect the planet. and you think about something like gay rights. if we were sitting here 10 years ago, and somebody said i think in 2015, gay marriage will be legal in 50 states, the person next to him would have said what are you smoking? which raises another issue. [laughter] but the point is, when people at the grassroots start movi

joel waldman has more from washington. heading into the final stretch before the new hampshire primary, gop candidates continue to jockey for position ... a new granite state poll shows donald trump still leading the pack ...with marco rubio replacing ted cruz in second ... the texas senator slipping to third. but, with roughly half the voters in new hampshire still undecided, chris christie worked to pick 'up' votes by putting 'down' hillary clinton. christie says: "not only that we need to have someone who is competent and qualified and ready to handle the difficulties of the presidency, but we need someone who can beat hillary clinton." bernie sanders, clinton's only remaining opponent on the democratic haymakers of his own... calling clinton out for cozying up to wall street ... promising to reign in big banks if elected president. sanders says: "they got bailed out under the argument that banks were too big to fail... today, it turns out that 3 of the 4 largest banks are bigger now than when we bailed them out." takin

seen as far as away as the washington, d.c. area. those are some of our top stories on this monday, february 1st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. we begin this half hour with decision day in iowa. we've waited awhile for this. >> we have. the day is upon us. thousands of iowans will caucus today in the first election test for this year's candidates. candidates on both sides have shifted into high gear cramming in as many last minute events and rallies as they can. >> on democratic side is, the newest poll from the des moines register" has clinton three points ahead of bernie sanders. that's a statistical tie. cecilia vega kicks off coverage with the democrats. >> reporter: hillary clinton is fired you. >> please, come out and caucus, don't worry about the weather. >> reporter: bringing in reinforcements for the final push. >> please join me in welcoming, i hope, our next president, my mom. >> reporter: not just chelsea. the entire family, center stage this weekend. >> thank you, bill. thank you

it happened in the 1300 block of palmer road in fort washington. sam sweeney first brought you this as breaking news. he is live with new details. the police chief here in prince george's county calls this a profoundly sad day. the state's attorney says it's one of the worst days they can imagine. there,yond that car over a two-year-old girl was found shot in her car seat. her mother, a 26-year-old former teacher was also found shot dead on the ground. the 2-year-old was rushed to the hospital, where she later died. dozens of law enforcement officers are combing the area. we don't know why this happened or who police are looking for. sources tell us this was likely a domestic situation. possibly some sort of custody battle. >> the notion that someone would be bold enough to take the life of a child, to take the life of a young woman and think that there would not be consequences is simply unacceptable in prince george's county. >> we will spare no resource in holding that individual accountable. bringing that person to justice. that thisg the signa

saying he is the only candidate that can fix washington. >> washington needs to become once again the servant rather than the masters of the american people. >> even if bush finishes in 4 4th it looks like he will finish before rubio. up next with the republicans is south carolina in about 11 days. as for the democrats the next contest will be nevada. >>> breaking a water main has broken in -- it happened around 8:00 tonight. it's not clear what caused the break but public works say it could be because of the weather. no timetable on when it could be fixed and we're going to stay on top of the repairs. >>> 2 could be expelled from school in what could have been the result of gang turf wars. stabbed at least 3 times last night off sheraton road. police arrested two after receiving a 911 call from someone who hung up on the dispatchers. >> both teens are being charged with felony aggravated battery but say its too early to tell if they will be charged as adults. >>> an 18-year-old now claims he shot his cousin. he first told authorities a man named skeet bought a gun and brought it to t

in washington, there is a little more stiffness. the president wanted to afford world leaders more of an opportunity to have a candid, relaxed discussion. >> when you said that the is standing with advisers on this supreme court issue, is he going over specific list? where is he in the process? again, we are only a few days old here. i am not going to be able to release details of the conversation. my only point is, is the president engaged? yes. that means working with his team and white house officials at the white house and back here to make sure the process is moving forward. when you said you have been reaching out to democrats and republicans on the hill, you mean on the judiciary committee? you can imagine we are hearing from a lot of folks. we are also proactively reaching out to key offices. i do not have a list to detail. ,ut i think in the coming days that outreach will become more extensive. have you guys said when the president will sign legislation on north korea? mr. schultz: i do not have an update for you. >> you ex

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