craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. ((brian loftus)) on the republican side, the cbs news battleground tracker poll shows donald trump leading in virginia and georgia, but ted cruz is winning his home state of ((brian loftus)) > be sure to stay with 8 news now.. coverage. we'll have a special edition of politics now.. tomorrow at 7-30 p-m./// ((brian loftus)) > and remember... 8 news now is your local election headquarters... for everything and anything in this election year... both on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((brian loftus)) > a massive irs data break is much bigger than first thought. originally.. the agency thought cyber criminals hacked into 114 thousand taxpayer accounts. now.. they think as many 724 thousand people were affected. the irs said hackers used personal information gathered from other online sources - like bank accounts - to answer the i-r-s says it suspended the "get transcript" feathem free siddaccess to quality healthcare. we take you inside this new mobile medical center. ((sherr

craig boswell, cbs news, bluffton, south carolina. ((brian loftus)) the republican candidates are battling over south carolina's 50 delegates. they will then head out here to nevada. their caucus is tuesday./// ((brian loftus)) > 8 news now is your local election headquarters leading up to this weekend's caucuses.. and through the general election in november. you can find all the latest at las vegas now dot com./// ((brian loftus)) > nevada rancher cliven bundy is behind bars... in oregon.. without bail. he's facing charges related to the 2014 standoff with the b-l-m in bunkerville. bundy was arrested in portland, on his way to the armed occupation at a federal wildlife refuge. a recent 8 news now story by vanessa murphy was submitted as evidence by the government that bundy has no plans of lying down to the federal government./// ((brian loftus)) > and lawyers for bundy's son, ammon, are requesting access to the refuge in order to process evidence. fbi investigators have been on the scene since saturday and believe it will take roug

craig boswell reports from des moines. craig boswell: democrat bernie sanders was already rallying supporters in new hampshire before the sun came up this morning. he's predicting a big win there after narrowly losing the bernie sanders: we just got in from iowa where we astounded the world and now in new hampshire we will astound the world again craig boswell: hillary clinton won two more state delegates than sanders in the closest race in caucus history. hillary clinton: i am so thrilled that i am coming to new hampshire after winning iowa on cbs this morning, bob schieffer said the results show clinton's campaign has problems. (bob schieffer bernie sanders an avowed socialist who has never sought office as a democrat gave her a real run. this is not a victory for hillary clinton. craig boswell/cbs news, des moines, ia) on the republican side, ted cruz won with 28 but it's the third place finisher who is now getting a lot of attention. welcome back. i'm glad to be back marco rubio greeted voters in new hampshire after fi

craig boswell: trump hit right back. (donald trump/r- presidential candidate) "why do you mention jeb bush, he's not competitive. although his brother came today, they're trying to make this thing to make him competitive. boswell: but trump reserved his deepest insults for ted cruz. (trump) "i think ted's a very unstable guy. i've never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz." (craig boswell/charlesto n, south carolina) "the attacks come just days leading up to saturday's republican primary in south carolina. it's the first time voters in the south head to the polls in this presidential campaign. " college of charleston political science professor kendra stewart says the 2016 g-o-p race in the state is unusual. (kendra stewart/college of charleston, south carolina) "traditionally i would say a candidate like cruz would be very appealing in south carolina, but this time, you know, trump, is leading in all of the polls and traditionally he's not a candidate that south carolina voters would support." craig boswell: stew

craig boswell, cbs news, mt. pleasant, south carolina. ((brian loftus)) > and don't forget.. 8 news now is your local election headquarters. you can keep up to date on all the latest polls and political events both on air and online./// ((brian loftus)) > 6 people are recovering after a 4 car crash. buffalo.. just before 6-30 this morning. police say the injuries ranged from serious to minor. no word on what caused the crash... or if anyone is facing any charges. the intersection was shut down for about 3 hours./// ((brian loftus)) > the woman accused of purposefully running over people on the strip... will undergo a mental evaluation. police say lakeisha holloway drove her car onto the sidewalk in between the paris and planet hollywood hotels. holloway refused to go to court today.. and her attorneys asked for the evaluation. 1 person died.. holloway is due back in court in march fora competency hearing./// ((brian loftus)) > the man accused of attacking a police dog during a 12-hour standoff.. is behind bars on even more bail.. the judg

craig boswell has the latest from the campaign trail. the stage and the first questions turned to the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia. president obama announced he will nominate a replacement for the conservative justice.. but the candidates argued it should be up to the next president. (gov. kasich/(r-oh) presidential canddiate) "i would like the president for once to put the country first." but that consensus quickly turned to disagreements. (trump) "let me just tell you this - jeb is so wrong" things got heated between donald trump and former governor jeb bush over the war in iraq. (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "obviously the war in iraq was a big fat mistake." "george bush made a mistake, we make mistakes, but this was a beauty." (jeb bush/(r) presidential candidate) "while donald trump was building a reality show my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe." (craig boswell/cbs news/greenville, sc) this debate could be crucial for the candidates. the south carolina primary is just a week awa

craig boswell, cbs news, des moines, iowa bill cosby is back in a pennsylvania court today. he )ll ask a judge to dismiss a (criminal charge alleging he sexually assaulted a woman in cosby says his deposition in a 2005 civil suit can not be used against him -- based on a promise he made with prosecutors. prosecutors say agreement. parts of that deposition prompted the d-a to reopen the criminal investigation against the 78- ( kristen ( detained oregon militia leader ammon bundy )s (father is urging protestors at an oregon wildlife refuge to stay put. ( kristen ( cliven bundy sent a notice to the harney county sheriff to remove all federal and state law enforcement out of harney county. it comes after ammon bundy urged urged the remaining four protesters to turn themselves in. protesters took over the refuge on january second denouncing federal land policies. ammon bundy will be back in court today. he is seeking to be released with a g-p-s ankle bracelet until his trial. police in the netherlands want to use eagles to take out drones the dutch national police are testing out

craig boswell has the latest from the campaign trail in new hampshire. >bernie sanders hit the campaign trail early friday at an eggs and politics event in manchester. bernie sanders/(i-vt) democratic presidential candidate) "trillions of dollars have flow from the middle class to the top one-tenth of one percent." sanders has significant lead over hillary clinton in new hampshire - thanks in part to his attacks on clinton's wall street ties. thursday night, she fired back during their one- on-one msnbc debate - calling the jabs an "artful smear campaign." (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "enough is enough. if you've got something to say, say it, directly. but you will not find that i ever changed a view or a vote because of any donation that i ever received." some undecided voters braved a snow storm to hear sanders speak. (craig boswell/cbs news/manchester, nh) "how do you see tuesday playing out? do you see record turnout" ( diane warren/undecided nh voter) "i do. i think there's a lot of people who want to see change in this country right

craig boswell reports from des moines. craig boswell: democrat bernie sanders was already rallying supporters in new hampshire morning. he's predicting a big win there after narrowly losing the democratic caucuses in iowa. bernie sanders: we just got in from iowa where we astounded the world and now in new hampshire we will astound the world again craig boswell: hillary clinton won two more state delegates than sanders in the closest race hillary clinton: i am so thrilled that i am coming to new hampshire after winning iowa on cbs this morning, bob schieffer said the results show clinton's campaign has problems. (bob schieffer bernie sanders an sought office as a democrat gave her a real run. this is not a victory for hillary clinton. craig boswell/cbs news, des moines, ia) on the republican side, ted cruz won with 28 percent of the vote. but it's the third place finisher who is now getting a lot of attention. welcome back. i'm glad to be back marco rubio greeted voters in new hampshire after finishing (gfx) just one point

(craig boswell / cbs news columbia, sc) donald trump holds a nearly two to one lead over ted cruz here in the latest cbs news poll of (gfx) on the democratic side, hillary clinton has an 8 point lead over bernie sanders in the latest cbs national poll. but they're neck and neck in nevada, ahead of saturday's caucuses. both clinton and sanders discussed immigration reform at an msnbc telemundo town hall in las vegas. (sot: hillary clinton/d-presidential candidate ) i was the first person to call out donald trump i said basta! enough! (sot: bernie sanders/d- presidential candidate) i want to take 11 million undocumented people in this country out of the shadows.the candidates will find out where they stand with voters on saturday. craig boswell, cbs news, columbia, south carolina. 3 president barack obama and the first lady will pay their respects today to late supreme court justice antonin scalia.. but they won't attend tomorrow's funeral.scalia's casket will arrive at the supreme court this morning. there will be a private ceremony for family, friends, and justices, before it goes on v

craig boswell, cbs news, north charleston, south carolina. steve: as craig boswell just said south carolina's republican , primary is this saturday. the democratic primary is one week later. stacey: next act 10:00 -- next at 10:00 grammy recap. tonight. >> in my head it's going down. it's going down. steve: plus, the latest star ready to take on the iowa state fair grandstand. >> i heard her screaming and yelling that he's here. stacey: the surprise of a lifetime for a rhode island husband. sleeping that you won't believe. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 10:00 with steve karlin, stacey horst, chief meteorologist john mclaughlin, and sports director andy garman. steve: nearly 3 months after a deadly shooting a planned -- after a deadly shooting, a planned parenthood in colorado springs is now back open. 3 people were killed, 9 others were injured in the november 27 attack. planned parenthood says added security measures are in place. accused gunman robert dear is being held at a colorado state hospital for a menta

craig boswell, cbs news, washington, d.c. clinton s campaign office says she will be visiting northern virginia and hampton roads on monday. no word yet on her exact stops. nearly every candidate is making stops in hampton roads. bernie sanders, donald trump and ted cruz were in hampton roads earlier this week. senator marco rubio s campaign will hold a rally in virginia beach tomorrow although the event is free -- each guest is required to r-s- v-p online. -- and ben carson is scheduled to appear at regent university on monday. the overwhelming support for those who lost everything in a massive fire in willoughby spit two weeks ago -- hour away to waverly. newschannel three s kelly rule joins us live in the studio with the story -- erica -- newschannel 3 has been following how much the community has come together for those who lost everything in that willoughby spit fire two weeks ago today. with so many donations left over -- they are now hoping those who also lost everything in waverly -- can benefit from what they have co

valdez)) and craig what could the top 3 or 5 finish do for a candidate that we ((craig boswell)) ((dave courvoisier)) > we start ((dave courvoisier)) > back, now. live to where henderson police are investigating a deadly shooting. ((denise valdez)) it happened near green valley parkway and warm springs. vanessa murphy just arrived one the scene... she joins us now live. ((vanessa murphy)) ((dave courvoisier)) > tragedy virginia. ((denise valdez)) why two college students are now behind bars accused in the disappearance and murder of a 13 year old girl. and the new details we're learning about the two suspects./// < if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works

correspondent craig boswell reports from des moines, greg. >> reporter: it is likely to be a nail biter here in way tonight. campaign's trying to round up

craig boswell, cbs news, mount carolina. senate republicans are still vowing to block anyone president obama nominates to the supreme court. justice antonin scalia passed away in texas during a hunting trip on saturday. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is now insisting republicans will block any nomination for scalia's replacement because they say the next president should be the one to decide. political experts say republicans are within their right, but it could backfire politically, giving republicans a reputation as obstructionists. nearly 2 dozen students have moved to virginia from africa to get an education and help their home communities. wdbj7's eamon o'meara met them in christiansburg today, and tells us what they learned. 23 kids from tanzania, africa are now getting an american education from a school in grundy, fulfilling a dream for many of them. (esther simion, 10- years old) i prayed for god that i can come to america to study in a school, a christian school, an he blessed me with the mountain mission s

cbs's craig boswell has more. cbs news projects donald trump has won the south carolina republican primary. trump came out ahead of marco rubio and ted cruz, who finished in a virtual tie for second place. "i want to begin by thanking the people of south carolina. this is a special state." jeb bush finished in the bottom three. he told supporters this was his last primary as a 2016 presidential candidate. "the people of iowa, new hampshire and south carolina have spoken and i really respect their decision. so tonight, i am suspending my campaign." (gets emotional) south carolina voters said the most important quality in a and they said the most important issue is terrorism. for cruz and rubio, a strong finish in south carolina means momentum heading into super tuesday on march first, when almost 600 delegates are at stake. ( cruz) "we can stand together with a proven, consistent, constitutional conservative and bring back morning in america." (rubio) "the 21st century conservative movement is the son of a bartende

craig boswell, cbs news, columbia, south carolina. craig, .....? thanks, craig! and as we approach super tuesday, be sure to stay with channel two news on air, online, and on facebook and twitter for continuing coverage of campaign 20-16. we're seeing some high level cloudiness this afternoon come up from the south, but other than that the weather is rather quiet. highs today were in the mid 50's. lows were near thirty degrees. sunday will be very similar. a weak system will move north of reno on sunday giving us some cloud cover, but we have lots of dry air at the surface. winds right now are fairly light, coming out of the we're seeing some high level cloudiness this afternoon come up from the south, but other north of reno on sunday giving us some cloud cover, but we have lots of dry air at the surface. winds right now are fairly light, coming out of the southwest at five to ten. we have an update to a missing douglas county. the california highway patrol found carolyn batchelor's car in the area of inspiration point overlooking emerald bay. officials are sear

cbs reporter craig boswell is live in columbi south carolina but we begin with danielle nottingham in henderson, nevada. danielle. >> reporter: well, liz, bernie sanders is holding a rally tonight here as one of the last chances to encourage voters to caucus tomorrow. now, there aren't a lot of delegates at stake here in nevada. but there could be a lot on the line. clinton right now is ahead 8 points in national polls. but here in nevada the story is quite different. if you take a look at the latest cnn-orc poll, hillary clinton is polling at 48%. senator bernie sanders is polling at 47%. and a lot has changed since her loss in new hampshire. we're here in nevada, it's a more diverse population, more than 25% of the population is latino. and there are more african- american voters in the state. and bernie sanders has put a lot of resources into campaigning here and he is drumming up a lot of support from minority voters. now, another electorate here in nevada is the culinary union. 57,000 members make up that union. it's it largest one in nevada and it's chose then year not to endors

craig boswell, cbs news, washington, d.c. gop presidential candidate marco rubio has released five-years worth of tax returns. his campaign chose to release partial returns, which give a limited look at his finances. democrats and even some republicans are criticizig the limited information. but rubio says the documents show his family's tax rates are in line with the rates paid by americans g-o-p front-runner donald trump is facing growing pressure to release his tax returns. he says he won't until the i-r-s reviews the documents. rival ted cruz also released the first two pages of his returns. the documents show a 20-14 adjusted income of 1-point-2 million dollars. local. so this is a i hope you enjoyed the weekend so far temperatures this afternoon rolls into the upper forties and beautiful sunshine and white picture from her satellite radar picture just shows clear skies east of the rockies after you play a role in our forecast tomorrow afternoon and food chilly outside no little stories and do it from the new were vowing

and immigration craig boswell was at there and has a recap of cbs's news debate... 3 3 the republican candidates took the debate stage and the first questions turned (scalia pix) to the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia.(obama tonight) president obama announced he will nominate a replacement for the conservative justice. but the candidates argued it should be up to the next kasich/(r-oh) presidential canddiate) would like the president for once to put the country first.sot- sen. ted cruz/(r-tx) presidential candidate)21:15:46 he senate needs to stand strong and say we are not going to give up the supreme court to a generation by allowing barack obama to appoint a liberal judger21:15:15 t underscores the stakes of this election we are one justice away from judgement on abortionut that consensus quickly turned to disagreements.(21:25:55 sot- made a mistake, we make mistakes, but this was a beauty.white flash)(21:33:42 sot-jeb bush/(r) presidential candidate) hile donald trump was building a reality show my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe.bridge: cra

today the front runner on the republican side is facing craig boswell has the latest from washington. >> reporter: donald trump finds himself at the center of controversy adventure former ku klux klan winner david duke publicly supported him. >> i know nothing about david duke or white supremacist. >> reporter: monday trump said he had a bad ear piece telling nbc's "the today show" he doing want his support. still trumps opponents are on the attack. >> it makes him unelectable. >> that should be common ground and everyone that racism has no roll in politics. >> thank you so much south carolina. clinton is looking forward to super tuesday after a resounding victory in south carolina this past weekend. >> tomorrow this campaign goes national! >> reporter: democrats will vote in 11 states on super tuesday. cbs news poll shows clinton with huge leads in the three with the largest number of delegates up for grabs. craig boswell cbs news the white house. >>> on the republican side donald trump is leading in virginia and georgia. it shows senator ted cruz winning in texas. >>> early voteing

cbs's craig boswell is in iowa showing you the campaigning going down to the wire. >> reporter: democrat hillary clinton brought breakfast to thank her supporters in iowa. clinton is in a dead heat with senator bernie sanders in the latest poll. sanders says coming out on top is based on one thing. >> we'll win if the turnout is high. >> reporter: it polls will show if sanders and donald trump benefit. >> it is crunch time. >> reporter: in waterloo trump thanked his supporters. >> hopefully tonight we'll have the beginning of a positive revolution. >> reporter: trump is leading point ace head of senator ted cruz who held his own rally in jefferson. >> if we stand together we can do it again. we can restore that last best hope for man kind. >> reporter: as the caucuses wrap up the parties want to avoid an error in 2012. the gop got it wrong on election night. >> having district access through the app is a big improvement. >> reporter: four years ago amber caucused for barack obama. three weeks ago she became a republican citing a shift in issues. >> i have been feeling there needs to be a

craig boswell, cbs news, columbia, south carolina. and as we approach super tuesday, be sure to stay with channel two news on air, online, and on facebook and twitter for continuing coverage of campaign 20-16. cloudiness this afternoon come up from the south, but other than that the weather is rather quiet. highs today were in the mid 50's. lows were near thirty degrees. sunday will be very similar. a weak system will move north of reno on sunday giving us some cloud cover, but we have lots of dry air at the surface. winds right now are fairly light, coming out of the southwest at five to ten. we have an update to a missing woman investigation in douglas county. the california highway patrol found carolyn batchelor's car in the area of inspiration point overlooking emerald bay. where the vehicle was located-- for batchelor, who-- officials say-- was last seen by her roommate at approximately 5:10 p.m. on february 15-th. batchelor is 5 foot, 7 inches tall, weighs approximately 180 pounds, and has shoulder length blonde hair and blue ey

craig boswell reports. the republican candidates took the debate stage and the first questions turned (scalia pix) to the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia. (obama tonight) president obama announced he will nominate a replacement for the conservative justice. but the candidates argued it should be up to the next president. (21:08:17 sot-gov. kasich/(r-oh) presidential canddiate) "i would like the president for once to put the country first." (sot- sen. ted cruz/(r-tx) presidential candidate) 21:15:46 "the senate needs to stand strong and say we are not going to give up the supreme court to a generation by allowing barack obama to appoint a liberal judge" or 21:15:15 "it underscores the stakes of this election - we are one justice away from judgement on abortion" but that consensus quickly turned to disagreements. (21:25:55 sot- trump) "let me just tell you this - jeb is so wrong" things got heated between donald trump and former governor jeb bush over the war in iraq. ( sot-donald trump/(r) pres

craig boswell, cbs news. >> to keep up-to-date on the latest news, but to our website at wltx.com. scroll down and click on south carolina primaries, full coverage. it is just under headlines. keep in mind, you can only vote in one primary. >>> apple says it will fight a federal magistrate order to help the fbi access information stored in an iphone that the magistrate ruled that apple must supply the fbi with software that can help hack into the iphones belonging to the killer. who along with his wife killed 14 people in december. apple says if they develop the software, it will put millions of other iphones at risk. >>> investigators coming through the oregon wildlife refuge art -- occupied by about booby-traps. it is expected to say -- to area. one person killed in that standoff. >>> pope francis will become the first pope to visit the u.s. mexican border today. he is visiting a prison before holding mass at a border town. yesterday, the pope displayed a rare show of anger when somebody pulled on him and your nearly -- and he nearly fell on a child in a wheelchair. he is urging

craig boswell, cbs news, washington, d.c. heading into south carolina, c-b-s news had the delegate count even between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. note that these numbers do not include superdelegates. we will have updated numbers as the evening continues. on the g-o-p side, the candidates are gearing up for super tuesday. marco rubio was in georgia attack front runner donald trump; this time on his record as a business owner. "he took four companies into total bankruptcy. it's part of what con artists do: they come to you and try to make you believe that they are something they are not." "we're not gonna let that happen to the country." meanwhile, ted cruz lashed out at both rubio and trump for their performance at thursday night's debate. "i don't think it's a good thing to see presidential candidates just behaving like school children bickering. i think differences should be on substance." cruz also said that donald trump's record is not that of a conservative-- pointing out that trump has agreed with hillary clinto

craig boswell is keeping tab on the canidates in south carolina. >> reporter: pope francis is sounding off on donald trump. he responded to a question about trump's pledge to build a a person who thinks only of building walls and not of building bridges is not christian. the trump campaign has yet to comment. a poll shows donald trump with a 2-1 advantage over ted cruz. the only canidate left out of the top five in the poll is jeb bush. he stopped by a farmers market sunday morning. >> i ask for your support on saturday. >> reporter: governor nikki haley appeared at a town hall event with marco rubio after endorsing him for president on wednesday. >>i'm here to ask you for your vote. i'm as conservative as anyone running in this case. i'm a conservative that can win. >> reporter: john kasich will be delivering his campaign message one door at a time. to open in less than 48 hours. craig boswell cbs news south carolina. >>> for the democrats a poll shows hillary clinton with a one going lead over bernie sanders ahead of the caucuses. >>> under the proposal anyone caught with a small amo

craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. mollie: on the -- republican side, the poll shows donald trump leading in virginia and georgia, but ted cruz is winning in texas. this is the last day of february, we had a wonderful weekend, so what is stored for the last day? >> it is lead day and kind of a bonus day, thankfully a warm one so far. notice the wind, switching out of the north and west, bringing in cooler air for this afternoon and more clouds and the sun has been trying to peek in and out. notice the precipitation just off to the north and west, that will be sliding through as we head throughout the evening and overnight hours. 2:00, still breezy, watch what happens to our temperatures. 5:00, we are back in the upper 40's. we drop about 10 degrees by 8:00 with those breezy, northerly wind. rain in the metro by 8:00, mixed precipitation off to the north and west. we have a few chances in snow in the eight -- a few chances for snow in the 8 day forecast. mollie: in world headlines one of pope francis' top advisers says

if it's a three-man race going divided and possibly extending the race longer and longer. >>> craig boswell record -- reporting. one-man touting his underdog status is john kasich. the presidential nominee is in massachusetts campaigning. he was in worchester and addressed a crowd and wakefield saying he is staying in the race. >> tonight when more time we have defied and overcome expectations in the state of south carolina and about sixer seven days. it started as a 16 person race and now, folks, it's down to the final four. and we are going to travel all across this country. >> john kasich spoke after jeb bush announced he ended his campaign and he complemented jeb bush and his family on his years of public service. analyst don keller. trump winning is no surprise. does rubio get any bump out of this quick. >> i think he does. he over performed his whole numbers and he's back from the dead after his dismal showing in new hampshire but the fact is his burden is intense. he's got to consolidate the establishment support behind him and he's got to do it fast. he's got to clear the debate sta

. >> mark: craig boswell reports donald trump leads in the polls headed to the republican primary, other candidates are looking for an upset. >> florida senator marco rubio dashes out of one campaign appearance on his way to another as he and the other republicans try to woo south carolina voters ahead of tomorrow's primary. senator tim scott says to expect a strong showing. >> we will see a good response to the voters and we will be surprised by the votes. >> reporter: one surprise could be an upset by ted cruz narrowing the gap with donald trump. cruz plans to attend justice antonin scalia's funeral saturday he says it is not the presidency at stake but the supreme court as well. >> we are one justice away from a radical five-justice liberal majority striking down every restriction on abortion and mandate unlimited abortion on demand. hoping for a strong finish and closed his rally with a simple message. >> if you didn't like me, don't tell anybody. >> as the campaign enters the final hours candidates hope to sway undecided voters with speeches and barrage of calls from campaign office

craig boswell, cbs news, des moine iowa. >> she's going to decide, she's running out of time. >> craig boswell reon for us. >>> the conservativ leadership project hnvhe repuan and democrats to participa in a 2016 faith and famil prti forum. it will be held at bob jones univers february 12th, the day before the gop presidential debate in greenville. >>> the world health organizsi the zika ou break a global health emergen the group held an emergency meeting today. the mosquitor virus is spreading through c the caribbean and leading to a birth defect in thousands f babies. the cdc issued a travel alert warning pregna w to stay out of areas w is spreading brazil is one of those places with mo n1 suspected ce the cou is getti very aggressive to top the spread of zika to destroy mosqui breeding gron >>> we'r getting details of when students will have to make up the cla e they missed because oe winter weather. hendersounlkeu one next month and the rest in june. anrg county, all the districts, will have class february 15th and march 11th. greenville county up here as well, the in session ari 2

craig boswell is entrusted with a closer look >>reporter:george w. bush took the stage in south carolina on monday to help give his younger brother and extra boost, the with thinly veiled jobs at donald trump. >> faith that reveals itself through good works, not loud words. >>reporter:trump hit right back >> why do you mention jeb bush, he is not confided -- competitive. >>reporter:trump reserved his deepest insults for ted cruz. >> i think ted is a very unstable guy. i've never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz >>reporter:the attacks come just days before saturday's republican primary in south carolina. it is the first time voters in the south had to the polls in this presidential campaign. college of star -- college of charleston kendra stewart says the 2016 gop race in the state is unusual. >> but, this time, trump is the leading and all of the polls, candidate that south carolina voters would support >>reporter:stewart protects the republican predicts the republican field will narrow after saturday's primary results. craig boswell, cbs n

craig boswell, cbs news, south carolina. >> michael clark is at dr. ben carson's event in rock hill and will join us live at 5:00. >> i've moved over to the first alert weather center as we get ready for the spring like temperatures this weekend. i'm here with meteorologist lyndsay tapases. it is going to be in the 60s but there is a bit of a not picture perfect. >> yeah we think fully sunny. it will not be the case but it i do not think we will mind cloud cover. we have the sun for sure. and that allowed us to soar into the upper 50s out there right now. north of the city, we are in the mid-50s. fuf 5 from salisbury to statesville. 45 in boone and charlotte we are at 58. we'll bring up the towercam shot and it is a picture perfect friday afternoon. you are 57 in lancaster and monroe. satellite-radar confirming the clear sky with the exception of the mountains where you have cloud cover hanging on for you. if we zoom out and look upstream we have cloud cover off to the west it will be edging our way as we head into the weekend which is why it will not

cbs 4 craig boswell has our campaign coverage from washington, d.c.. >> reporter: voters headed to the polls in south carolina's democratic primary. hillary clinton has a huge lead over bernie sanders in the polls here. clinton wants to establish herself as the favorite among black voters. >> when you look at all the candidates that is is out there, there is nobody more qualified. >> reporter: but some voters see sanders as more relatable. >> he is such a nice person. whenever he is on tv i see through the screen. >> reporter: clinton crisscrossed the state all week trying to protect her lead. they did a combined nine cam pin events yesterday. both candidates are look ahead to super tuesday when more than 800 delegates are up for grabs. >> reporter: today clinton courted voters in alabama. >> i know there are a lot of people in this state who want to continue the progress we have made. >> reporter: while bernie sanders struggled to gain traction in the pahl meadow state he shifted his focus to texas. he spent the day campaigning in austin. >> if all of you come out to vote and bring yo

craig boswell has the latest on last-minute campaigning from des moines. >> reporter: democrat hillary clinton brought breakfast to >> i am energyized because of you. >> reporter: clinton is in a dead heat with sanders in the polls. sanders says coming out on top depends on one thing. >> we will win tonight if the voter turnout is high. >> sanders and republican donald trump benefit. >> this is it. it is crunch time. >>> in waterloo trump thanked his supporters. >> hopefully tonight we will have the beginning of a certain way a positive revolution. >> reporter: trump is leading the g.o.p. pack polling 7 points ahead of senator ted cruz who held his own rally in jefferson. >> if we stand together we can do it again. we can restore that last best hope for man kind. >> reporter: as caucuses wrap up nearly 1700 precincts will use an app to report the result. they want to avoid human error in 2012. >> having direct access through the app is a big improvement. >> reporter: four years ago alber caucused for president barack obama and three weeks ago she was a republican citing what she calls

craig boswell, cbs news, des moines, iowa. 3 the first official vote of the year has led to casualties on both sides... democrat martin o'malley and republican mike huckabee have both dropped out of the race after poor performances in the hawkeye state. 3 so that's a look at what happened statewide... but what about here in siouxland?. 3 our nick popham joins us live well as a couple other interesting tidbits from caucus night.nick? 3 larry, diana... last night featured surprisingly close races on both sides here in northwest iowa...and some equally surprising winners in the three biggest counties. 3 final results show that in woodbury and sioux county- democrats felt the bern as vermont senator bernie sanders won the majority of both counties.former secretary of state hillary clinton found success in plymouth county after getting support from 55 percent of caucus goers.those precincts with slashed black lines indicate that both sanders and clinton were tied. on the gop side-even with the overall lead in iowa-ted cruz did not gain the most supporters in siouxland as donald trump secure

craig boswell has the latest from greenville, south carolina. florida republican senator marco rubio was out looking for votes sunday in south carolina. if you nominate me, we will unify and grow this party and we will unify and grow this country,. rubio is riding a wave after saturday night's debate. 32 percent of republicans and independents in a cbs news poll declared him the winner. "i thought rubio did a very nice job." donald trump finished 2nd in the poll. the billionaire businessman clashed with rubio and sen. ted cruz. "right now as a candidate he supports funding for planned the single biggest liar up here worse than jeb bush." "the sudden death supreme court justice antonin scalia has also been on the minds of the candidates and some voters we spoke to." craig question: should president obama nominate the next justice? "yes he should. he has the choice and he has the ability to do that." "obama may nominate someone but it won't get through the senate this year." for the democrats, sen. bernie sander made the rounds on the sunday morni

craig boswell reports from mount pleasant, south carolina. >> reporter: back on the campaign from south carolina on today, a day after throwing jabs at a number of gop rivals. they are really, really dishonest people. >> reporter: earlier in the day, he snapped photos with workers at tommy's country handle house in greenville. on board a world war ii era aircraft carrier, ted cruz military. >> the nation must be prepared for the possibility of multiple- year, simultaneous conflicts. >> reporter: they are going from event to event to see the candidates who are trying to make up their minds. george klein call -- calls it a dilemma after seeing bush and cruz. >> i would probably be heavy with either of them or even marco rubio but i have to make a decision. it's coming up quickly. >> reporter: bush was campaigning with his brother, bush, and he set she -- he is not backing down despite polls showing him far behind. >> i want to win and govern to change the course of the country. >> reporter: bush has three scheduled events in south carolina on tuesday. in mount pleasant, south carolina, cr

craig boswell, cbs news, charleston, south carolina. mollie: we could possibly hear from president obama today about his plans to nominate a replacement for late justice the president's selection likely will face a tough nomination process with republicans vowing to block the appointment until the next president comes into office in january 2017. in world headlines, isis is suffering from a shortage of cash and has reportedly cut salaries across the region it calls a caliphate. the terror group is also asking residents of the group's stronghold in syria to pay utility bills in black-market american dollars, while releasing detainees for a cut-rate price of $500 a person. military officials say it's proof that coalition airstrikes and other measures that have eroded millions of dollars from isis finances pope francis is urging mexico's priests not to resign themselves to a country dominated by drug fueled violence and corruption, but to get out of their comfortable lives and fight injustice. this came during a mass for clergy in an area

. >> craig boswell is in washington, d.c. of course, the candidates are already focused on super tuesday. hi, craig. >> they certainly are, brian and veronica. good evening to you. south carolina democratic voters have spoken. hillary clinton wins big, crushing bernie sanders with the black vote. he dominated among women. you just heard from senator clinton, former senator clinton, former secretary of state wrapping up her victory speech there. both of these candidates and these campaigns very aware this is just the fourth state, a very long road ahead, but for tonight, it is hillary clinton's night. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: exit polls showed clinton received huge support from black voters. >> when you look at all the candidates that's out there, there's nobody more qualified. >> reporter: but sanders did well with the young. >> whenever he's on tv i see through the screen. he seems so nice. >> reporter: clinton crisscrossed the state all week trying to protect her lead. she, her husband and daughter did a combined

craig boswell, cbs news, columbia, south carolina. mollie: trump still leads with 20% and cruz five points behind him. a 16-year-old boy is in critical condition following the crash of a tourist helicopter into hawaii's pearl harbor yesterday. he was trapped underwater and had to be cut free from his seat belt. the other people on board made it out safely. the crash happened 20 feet offshore, right next to the lawn of the pearl harbor visitor arrive today to investigate the crash. american warplanes pound isis mounts that battlefield more desperate for the terror group. and why two australian women chose to climb a 16-story tower th >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at noon with mollie cooney and meteorologist jason sydejko. mollie: the fight against isis turned its focus on libya today as american warplanes strike several targets including an isis training camp. it's also being reported that a senior leader of the terror group was killed as well. jonathan vigliotti has the very latest from london. new at noon. report

craig boswell has more on that. craig: jeb bush greeted voters at a polling location in greenville, south carolina with a message about donald trump. jeb: trump can't win, plain and simple. craig: but trump is predicting he'll take south carolina, and then some. donald: they always say the field will shrink, and they add up 100% of everybody. i'm going to get a lot of those votes. craig: at least one palmetto state voter is not sold. mary ann: i'm just a little bit afraid he is a loose cannon. craig: ted cruz is polling second, and volunteers at his him on top. >> it's crunch time. so, you bring all your family and friends to vote, too. ok? craig: today, cruz attended the funeral for supreme court justice antonin scalia. john kasich is also out of town, campaigning to standing-room-only crowds in massachusetts, ahead of super tuesday. gov. kasich: i'm going to run a positive campaign, whether i win or not. craig: his campaign predicts his showing in south carolina will be enough to drive at least one, maybe two, can

reporter craig boswell is in washington and the candidates are already thinking about what's at stake on super tuesday. >> reporter: they certainly are. hillary clinton tonight in south carolina though won support of 9 out of 10 black voters there and dominated among women. that has both of these campaigns thinking along those lines coming up here in the next few weeks. now, there are 46 of these contests remaining, so there's a long road ahead, but for now, this is hillary clinton's night. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: exit polls show clinton received huge support from black voters. >> when you look at all the candidates that's out there, there's nobody more qualified. >> reporter: but sanders did well with the young. >> whenever he's on tv i see through the screen. he seems so nice. >> reporter: clinton crisscrossed the state all week trying to protect her lead. she, her husband and daughter did a combined nine campaign events just yesterday. both candidates are now looking ahead to super tuesday, when more than 800 delegates are up for grabs. today, clinton courted voters in a

craig boswell on the republican scramble for last-minute support. >> for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> reporter: donald trump's war of words with pope francis softened thursday night. >> the pope is a wonderful guy. >> reporter: that spat made headlines around the world after the pope criticized trumps focus as building walls as not christian. he and his five rivals for the republican nomination are going throughout south carolina for a day before voters go to the polls. >> south carolina and texas share a tradition of fighting for freedom with everything in us. >> we want to do for america what your governor and your legislature has done for south carolina. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: marco rubio has five rallies today. the first one here in columbia where some voters are waiting until the last minute to decide. >> like a lot of people make up their mind tomorrow morning. >> there could be some surprising tomorrow. >> there could be. >> reporter: and in the midst of the scramble for votes, this moving moment at a town hall meeting in clemso

craig boswell has the latest. craig: donald trump and the other republican presidential candidates will debate saturday but friday, trump was already throwing jabs. tweeting, if ted cruz doesn't clean up his act and stop doing negative ads, he has standing to sue cruz for not being a natural-born citizen. cruz was born to an american mother in canada. trump says he's not eligible to run for president. >> i'm going to take your house through eminent domain and park my limos there. craig: trump is angry about tv ads, like this one, that are running in south carolina, ahead of next week's primary. sen. ted cruz: there is more than a little irony that donald is accusing anyone of being nasty, given the amazing torrent of insults, of obscenities, and of vulgarities that come out of his mouth. craig: trump holds a commanding lead in the polls here in south carolina. he skipped campaigning here friday, while his opponents tried to woo evangelical voters at a faith forum. on the democratic side, hillary clinton continued

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craig boswell has the latest from greenville. >> reporter: florida republican senator marco rubio was out looking for votes sunday in south carolina. >> if you nominate knee me we'll unify and grow the party and the country. >> riding a wave after sat night's debate. 32% declared him the winner. >> i thought rubio did a nice job. >> donald trump finished second in the poll. billionaire clashed with rubio and ted cruz. >> right now today as candidate funding for planned parenthood, that is a matter of principal. >> you are the single biggest lie, a probably worse than jeb bush. >> the sudden death of antonin scalia has been on the minds of the candidates and some voters. >> should president obama not nominate someone to the supreme court now or the next president? >> i think he should nominate someone now. >> you think so? >> he has the choice and abuilt to do that. >> obama may nominate somebody but won't get through the senate this year. >> bernie sanders made the round on the sunday morning news programs, hillary clinton campaign in nevada. craig boswell, cbs news, greenville, south

craig boswell, cbs news, bluffton, south carolina. >>> let's take live look at the big board now. could it be three days in a row? and yes, it could! stocks surging after recovering and the price of oil and encouraging company earnings. it's up nearly 250 points. >>> to mexico now where ] landed in par rez this morning to -- where the pope landed in juarez this morning to cheers. he will be the first pope to say mass along the u.s./mexico border. adriana diaz tells us people on both sides have spent months getting ready. >> reporter: pope francis will say mass before hundreds of thousands in juarez later today. about 50 yards from the border with el paso, texas. >> the plan is that after the mass, that he will walk up to the fence to offer a personal prayer for migrants. >> reporter: on tuesday the pope displayed a rare show of anger. he scolded an admirer after the person pulled his robe so hard, that the pope nearly fell down on a child in a wheelchair. francis told the person twice not to be selfish. earlier, the pope addressed 45,000 young people. he says he knows it's hard fo

correspondent craig boswell reports from south carolina. took the stage to help give younger brother jab an extra boost, the former president gave a speech with finley veiled jabs at donald trump. >> jeb is a man of deep and humble and genuine fate, fate that reveals himself through good works, not loud words. >> trump hit right back. >> why do you mention jeb bush? he is not competitive, although his brother came together, having a thing, try to make it better but i don't think it will happen personally. >> trump reserved deepest insults for ted cruz. >> i think ted is a very unstable guy. i have never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz. >> the attacks come just days before saturday's republican prime near south carolina, the first time voters in the south head to the polls in this presidential campaign. political scientist professor says 2016gop race in the state is unusual. traditionally a candidate like cruz would be very appealing in south carolina but this time, you know, trump is leading in all of the polls, and traditionally

craig boswell channel 2 news. and as campaign season continues stay with channel 2 news and "cbs news" through november. "now here's mike alger's first look at the pinpoint 2 forecast" it looks like we will go back into an extended dry stretch again as a broad ridge of high pressure builds back across the west coast. clouds will decrease throughout the region saturday, and the skies should be mostly temperatures will climb from the mid-50s saturday to the low 60s on sunday, and will likely continue to rise into the mid-60s by the middle of next week. in crime beat... reno police have arrested a man suspected of a deadly shooting wednesday evening. 32-year-old anthony galbraith was arrested yesterday and charged with open murder and assault with a deadly weapon. man who was found shot at a mobile home park on kietzke lane around 7-30 wednesday night. the victim has not yet been identified. and douglas county deputies are still looking for a woman who's been missing since monday. 69-year-old carolyn batchelor was la