matt moore: it has changed a lot. we have a lot of new people from across the country, but also the electorate has shown a willingness to defy expectations at every turn. we will see. mark: are there people from the northeast, it makes it less and summative? matt moore: there are a lot of ohioans, new jerseyans, it could affect the race. talk about the primary relative to iowa or new hampshire. break down the voting blocks any presidential campaign has to appeal to. matt moore: the electorate will be twice as big as iowa and new hampshire combined. a third is very conservative. lessher third is ver conservative, and another third less than that. the states, it is more evangelical. economic issues, south carolina has a very fast moving economy with bmw, a lot of manufacturing here. it is a very transitioning states. mark: a lot of polling pre--iowa. any reason to believe donald trump is not currently ahead of ? matt moore: i think so. he has sustained a head of ted cruz and others. the traditional role of windowing the

. >> the rays are hoping for more this spring training as in matt moore. tk explaining next. >> cheer a glimpse of what we accomplished because we put our heads to getz ever. we have a decent love line >> really? >>> folk, spring training underway. rays pitchers and catchers can they compete in the east? this year, yes. to make run they need more pitching as in matt moore. >> what a difference a year makes. >> this time last year getting ready for camp was different feeling. i know i'm going to spring training but i'm not going to do much. moore can actually throw off of a mound during spring training without wore rig after finally recovering from tommy john surgery. >> it seems my elbow is in place. >> he went turned knife in april 2014 to repair torn ligament in his left elbow. he returned last july but struggled in his starts before being sent down. when he return independence september his stats got better. get better and it's carried over into the off season. with elbow rehab behind, he's focused on building consistency and without set backs will be h

matt moore with the south carolina republican party says the iowa race is like a filter process. after new hampshire -- the south carolina primary becomes the big test with several hundred thousand people casting their vote. matt moore: "i think our primary will be very pivotal regarding what happens on march the later when all the southern states vote. so south carolina will be a bellwether for the southern states." jaime harrison: "i always believe that it will come back to south carolina to be that decisive voice to determine who is going to be the next nominee." south carolinians will cast their vote in a matter of weeks. and we're getting our first look at likely primary votes here... the latest nbc news poll has donald trump leading the republican race at 36 percent. with ted cruz following at 20 percent. on the democratic side -- hillary clinton is the clear favorite with 64 percent. and bernie sanders is polling at 27 percent. those voting in the republican primary will go to the polls on february 20th. and the democratic primary will take place the following saturday on

matt moore is here and we're happy to have him here. we talked with the excitement behind voting and all that. let's talk a little bit about the candidates . i mentioned carson he seems to be running out of money . but he still in the race. what you think about that. >> when you been in the race for so long there's not much incentive to get out. you got staff that staff the ability to go out and get people to come to your rallies . but election day is always the barometer of candidates. so we'll see what happens with ben carson. >> i think the number of people were surprised about rubio's ascension the way he did because until he was in south carolina at the nikki haley endorsement. >> i think some people might have already been close to dead in the water at some point before he got here. stop every single day with the daily pulls you saw another bump in the governor gave him her endorsement and did help. it really did. stop. >> absolutely. i the -- i think the imagery and african-american u.s. senator governor a hispanic american is th

matt moore still has some. matt moore. he's a nice guy. >> yeah. >> want to go see matt moore? check that out right now so you can make sure that the kids and you can enjoy it. shay, it will be a cold day to play a little baseball. >> it's chilly out there, right? citrus county, this is where the cold air is coming from. of course from the north. already in the low 50s. the temperatures will start plummeting tonight once we get past sunset. as we look at hillsborough county, looking great across south tampa. it's beautiful out there. lots of sunshine. so much more than what we have seen in the last few days with less wind. now that we have lost the clouds, the temperatures are really going to fall after sunset. we're down to 54 right now in tampa. and as we continue here through the evening, if you're planning on, you know, maybe going for a to go for a walk on the beach, all of that sunshine, it would be calling me too. i get it. if you want to head out along the beaches, temperatures in the 50s until midnight. possibly a little after that. it will still be breezy out there. g

moore matt wright fox 8 news. disappointed that anthony sowell can be granted a new trial claiming that the greater before he was arrested and i'll tell her story to fox 8 news.d >> wall them all whose first name is chanel believes there are more victims of anthony sowell for reluctant to come forward says that she met him in 2,009 before was arrested for f the murders of 11 women she says that she was 1 pregnant and addicted to crack and he offered her sax saxon exchange for drugs he says he went to an elevator beaten and raped said that she got away by promising toa get money from her apartment, as he waitedh outside she hid in a friends apartment said she did not report him because sheid do not think anybody would believe her because she was a crack addicttau. >> looking at on the news, they felt that he is not being treated right , how could can they say that ? someone who has not been treated right, they found 11 bodies of his property rt . he's not being treated right squaret does not use drugs for four year

matt moore with the south carolina republican party says the iowa race is like a filter process. after new hampshire -- the south carolina primary becomes the big test with several hundred thousand people casting their vote. matt moore: "i think our primary will be very pivotol regarding what happens on march the first, which is just a week later when all the southern states vote. so south carolina will be a carolina to be that decisive voice to determine who is going to be the next nominee." south carolinians will cast their vote in a matter of weeks. and we're getting our first look at likely primary votes here... donald trump leading the republican race at 36 percent. with ted cruz following at 20 percent. on the democratic side -- hillary clinton is the clear favorite with 64 percent. and bernie sanders is polling at 27 percent. those voting in the republican primary will go to the polls on february 20th. and the democratic primary will higdon, wis news 10. a new poll shows bernie sanders and donald trump are way ahead of the pack in primary races in new hampshire. that's acc

gop chair matt moore is predicting close to 24 percent this year. south carolina's status is a privilege not to be taken lightly. think about it for a minute. our neighbors to their support for homeless families in columbia. the race for the place 5k will start at 8am behind st. joseph's catholic church with a kids fun run starting at 9am. if you'd like to participate, look for the link under this story at wistv.com. it will be a battle of the badges in lexington county this saturday night. each year sheriff's deputies go head-to-head with public safety officials on the hardwood for a good cause. this year all of the money raised at the event will go to samaritan's well, a local the showdown will happen tomorrow night at gilbert high school. opening day here at founders park. a good crowd is on hand to enjoy a nice sunny day and a little baseball. the gamecocks get the first two runners on in the first inning with nobody out. but they fail to score as albany's stephen woods gets a pair of strikeouts ....and gets l.t. tolbert to ground out to end the

i spoke with matt moore, the chairman of the south carolina republican party. he says one in four republican voters are still undecided when it comes down to which candidate they'll chose in the primary. so that's a big factor when it comes down to the candidate who can sway the most votes. what your seeing on your screen are how the candidates rank here in south american resesrch group. despite national polls -- here in south carolina, donald trump has the clear lead with 33 percent. followed by marco rubio and john kasich. then you have ted cruz, jeb bush and ben carson respectively. but, from what we've seen in the iowa and new hampshire primaries, polls don't always foresee the winner. those with the south carolina republican party expect record turnout at the primary tomorrow -- with upwards of 650- thousand voters going to the polls. matt moore, the chairman of the south carolina republican party says the palmetto state is about twice as big as iowa and new hampshire combined. and the primary tomorrow is going to be a major test for the candidates. "in ev

matt moore threw his first bullpen session monday morning. he looked like his old self... coming off tommy john last year. it took moore until the final month of last season to finally warm up. he says he's ready to build off that momentum: 3 and... the celebrations continue at the daytona international speedway. but a little bit of a sad day... for this year's 500 winner. he just gave *away his race car. it's an annual tradition in daytona. the winner's car goes on display inside the stadium... and they leave it *just like it was on race day. it's still covered in confetti and dirt. winner "denny hamlin" says it will be a little tough adjusting to a new car... but it was all worth it: 3 3 3 back, i'll have another check on your tuesday forecast. 3 plus: ever worry about someone *stealing your luggage? never again. criminals in 3 3 3 ((dave)) 3 ((vanessa)) 3 3 3 travel security just got stylist... here in florida. he got inspired...after someone *stole something from his suitcase fox's keith landry shows us how a piece of camera on the bad guys. (music) (camera clicks) whe

matt moore is a year removed from tommy johns surgery. he was an all-star a few years ago. if he can get back to that form we'll be a better team. brad has to be good out of the bullpen. there is nothing worse than having leads and losing them late. that's a moral killer for a team. desmond jennings, when is on the field has really, really good. if you are looking to buy representatives out there to bring you around tropicanna field. it is a great chance to take pictures, shake hands and see baseball town. you can get a cold one, a hot dog and get ready for baseball. >> thank you for stopping by. rays fan fest tomorrow 11:00 to 4:00 at tropicanna field. >>> kate wentzel is checking the weekend forecast. >> happy friday to everybody. it is almost the weekend. the sunshine is sparkling. we are in good shape across the tampa bay area. lakewood ranch look at the wall- to-wall sunshine and bright blue skies. that will continue through this afternoon after we have a reenforcing shot of drier air. current temperatures 58 clearwater. 60 st. petersburg. 62 carrollwood. crystal river

matt moore is looking forward to the process after missing last year's rehab from tommy johns surgery. >> looking forward to getting games going and opening day and all the stuff that comes after spring training. i feel like i'm going to be part of things. >> we are a half hour away from donald trump's rally in tampa. 10 news is live there. you are looking inside of the sun dome. the arena is pretty much packed. speakers are getting the crowd excited. and protesters are still outside of the venue. donald trump starts his rally we'll bring it to you live through wtsp.com and our free app. search and download wtsp through your app store. >>> we want to show you what is next for the south carolina primaries and nevada caucuses on saturday february 20th and march 1st. super tuesday people in 14 states will cast their ballots. >> that's it for "10 news at 6:00". join us tonight at 11:00. breaking news wtsp.com is always here and always on. the only question that needs answering is what meal to make that everyone will love? how about an easy to make pasta with a medley of delicious florida

the same for matt moore, progressing well last year after tommy john surgery. feeling great. we got a lot of good guys. >> reporter: and the fifth spot in the rotation will likely go to ramirez, barring a breakout spring by blake snell. >> at some point he's on the radar, but we don't want to get too ahead of ourselves, putting stamps on what he's got to be doing. >> reporter: as for the position players, they will report on thursday with the first full squad of workouts john sabol, abc action news. >> despite the 17-point loss to louisville, the usf women dropped three spots to 21st in >>> pleasant today but there are showers popping up on the radar. there are a few off in pinellas county, st. pete up toward indian rocks. heaviest rain in desoto and highlands county. look for partly cloudy skies, a few showers tomorrow morning not an issue but wednesday severe weather rolls in. abcactionnews.com. >>> breaking news tonight in the race for the white house. the major resignation. also, donald trump, is he now unstoppable? rubio and cruz, battling to be the alternative. but with

the same can be said for matt moore. he progressed well late last season after returning from tommy john's surgery. >> i am feeling great. >> jacob also returns. the fifth spot in the rotation will likely go to ramirez barring a break out spring by top prospect blake. >> at some point -- if he is not we don't want to get too ahead of ourselves with putting any stamps on what he has to be doing. >> the first full squad work out isn't till friday. back to you. >> all right. they have been a staple in the top 25 all season long. bit with that but he still have their chances. >>> on the men's side he was of the week. this kid is a player. there is some rain out there right now. i don't think there will be tomorrow morning. the storms roll in on wednesday morning. >> all right. we have continuing coverage of all of our stop stories including the weather at abcactionnews.com. >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight - aaron paul. from "crazy ex-girlfriend" rachel bloom

matt moore, chairman of the south carolina republican party and republican strategist joel sawyer. so we are here in the first debate after marco rubio's some would say robotic performance in the previous debate. let's play a bit of what he had to say at the concession speech. i was in the room listening to him. he got a lot of robust applause. take a listen. >> i can just tell you i know many people are disappointed. i'm disappointed with tonight. i want you to understand something -- i want you to understand something, our disappointment tonight is not on you. it's on me. it's on me. i did not -- i did not do well on saturday night. so listen to this, that will never happen again. that will never happen again. >> joel, you're the strategist on the set here. if you are rubio's advisers what does he need to do tonight to bounce back from that? it's become a meme. it's hit social media and hurt him on a national level. >> the interesting thing about rubio, he was the consensus, most consistently strong debater up until the most recent debate. he has to come back and bring the same g

moore this season. he's coming off tommy john surgery. is he confident that he has his stuff back? john sabol has that story tonight for us at 11:00. we're back in a minute and >> we have continuing coverage of today's top stories on abcactionnews.com. >> we will see you back here at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. the new national poll. is donald trump no longer the front-runner? >>> also, late today, the south carolina surprise. just three days before the high stakes republican primary, the major endorsement. could it sway the race? governor haley is not for donald trump. >>> also developing, the fbi standoff with apple. after the terror attack in san bernardino, the fbi desperate to break into the gunman's iphone. a judge now demanding apple help the fbi. apple refusing. >>> under fire. the two officers trying to arrest this man. he pulls out a gun. their quick action in the

i'm not looking ford to 7:00 p.m. >> matt moore, thanks so much. good look. >> will luck be a lady for hillary clinton as she focuses on courting the african-american vote in the south? new cause for concern in a different state going to the polls saturday as well. welcome to opportunity's knocking, where self-proclaimed financial superstars pitch you investment opportunities. i've got a fantastic deal for you- gold! with the right pool of investors, there's a lot of money to be made. but first, investors must ask the right questions and use the smartcheck challenge to make the right decisions. you're not even registered; i'm done with you! i can...i can... savvy investors check their financial pro's background by visiting smartcheck.gov [so i use quickbooks and run mye entire business from the cloud. i keep an eye on sales and expenses from anywhere. even down here in the dark i can still see we're having a great month. and celebrate accordingly. i run on quickbooks.that's how i own it. >> welcome back to "the lead." more on our politics lead. hil

. >> reporter: matt moore is preparing for his sixth season in tampa bay. among those who just moved to town, cory dickerson, an outfielder traded in last month. >> i really like the field. great guys so far. and, you know, it's really -- really different playing in a dome than outside. but i enjoyed it today. >> reporter: the workouts leading up to spring training are committeely voluntary. but they're still important, especially to newcomers like dickerson and native steve pearce. >> just knocking the rust off. just getting your swing back. for me, a new guy coming in here, just to meet some of the guys and develop some kind of relationship with them. because, you know, we have a >> all i'm worried about is april 3rd. what i can do until then is what i'll do. but i enjoyed coming out early and meeting those guys. >> reporter: well, if you thought the lightning were robbed today. look what happened saturday night against dc united. not only did the referee miss a foul here, but the ball goes completely out of bounds before dc cashes it in for a goal on a 1

there's talk of signing 23-year- old blake e to a long-term deal much like matt moore. >> it's a very impressive he through a four pitch make that was fun to watch. you see why everybody is talking about him. like i said, we can't get too caught up on this. this is his first big league camp. we're thrilled he's with us. about it it hasn't been presented. nothing that i really think >> all right. 40-year-old alex rodriguez is back at yankees camp after 33 season. him. he prepared hard. he said he didn't know what expect. now he seems like a changed man. he's more humble and says he's in a good place. >> i'm coming to this year. i'm not taking anything for granted. i'm hungry to cool back -- come back. i'm enjoying it. i know 2015 was a cinderella season. i don't take it for granted. to be able to wear a uniform at the age of 40 is pretty cool. >> fans were cheering his name today. bucks gm told the times that he met with dog martin -- dog martin's act. there's no deal reached yet and no deal is going to be reached in indianapolis. they scored 13 points in the first half. shot 15%. ucon

joining me is matt moore, the chairman of the south carolina republican party. that is a harsh ad. south carolina politics not for the faint of heart. attack ads on the air. there have been some dirty tricks in past campaigns. what do you expect over the next ten days? >> south carolina is a fascinating place, a long history of creative campaign tactics, don, to say the least. i expect a sprint to the finish here in south carolina. as hugh was just saying, a lot of candidates have a real shot here in south carolina. it they get a bit of luck and they perform well in the debate here on saturday night. >> so outsiders, matt, have shaken up the party to the core. it's shaking up the left as well. the electorate is angry at the establishment. are you hearing the same thing in south carolina? >> there's a lot of frustration all around. i hear it across the state. people are frustrated with what seems to be a prone political class in washington, a political class that listens more to lobbyists and donors. than it does to regular people across the country. much of that anger is warranted.

we spoke with the chairman of the state republican party, matt moore...as well as don fowler, the former chairman of the democratic national committee. in a skype interview....moore says they are looking forward to this important weekend. 3 "we've had a statewide primary years that has very much determined the future of our party. we believe our party is the party that can reverse the policies from the last seven years and get the country working and back on track again. so we're all excited. the state chairman and the national committee members in rock hill are e also automatic delegates, but we are bound to the winners of the primary, just like all of the other delegates in south carolina. we are a party that believes in the power of the voters to make that choice and not in the power of super delegates."3 fowler says the democrats have had super delegates since the 1980s after years of being divided amongst the party. 3 "the notion of super delegates came up specifically in light of what we went through in the 60 so thatatf we as a party every got so unorornized, faction ridden or dis

earlier we did talk to after the debate to matt moore and here is what he had to say. >>sec football country and we are loud and rowdy in south carolina because people are excited about the chance to turn around the policies of the last 7 years to get america working and to defend our country and we shouldn't apologize for that and i am excited to a lot of people here. >>> another thing i wanted to mention to marco rubio during the debate gave a shout out to governor haley, a lot of vice president talks and saying that she would be better at addressing poverty in the nation and current president barack obama and should be interesting to see what happens on sunday as south carolinians head to the polls and the last chance on a big scale for voters to see where their candidate stands as of right interesting on saturday to see what happens. right now reporting in greenville joyce cone. wltx. >>> donald trump is said to have a large lead up front with a strong 42% coming in second cruz with 20% and behind him marco rubio with 18% or excuse me 15% and on the other side clin

we spoke with state republican party chairman matt moore and he said at the precinct they expect a turnout today. he said as many as 650,000 voters will cast ballots, which will go over the record of 600,000 voters who decided to vote for years ago. he said the increase is partly because of the constant discussion and attention this campaign has gotten on social media and twitter and facebook. >>> south carolina has 50 republican delegates up for grabs. it takes 1237 delegates to win the nomination and right now, donald trump is in first with 17 delegates, and following the primaries, ted cruz and marco rubio are close behind with double digits, 11 and 10, respectively. everybody else's trailing. kasich has five and jeb bush has four. >>> what we've heard from lexington, where we find news 19's colby gallagher, is we heard that people in her precinct have been steadily coming in the door to cast their ballot. what is going on, colby? i see some excitement behind you. >>reporter: andrea, the people coming and to cast their ballots continue, as you said, steadily. the second i say that, the

. >>> i spoke a short time ago with state gop chairman, matt moore and he says one of the big stories is the early indicator about the kind of turn out we are seeing here. fifty-nine,000 ab seen tee ballots that, is more than twice the record that was set in 2012 and he said that's a reflection of the enthusiasm of voters who they want someone else in the white house and not a continuation of the current democratic administration. i asked moore exactly why he thinks voters are so into the process this time around? >> people want to turn the page on 7 years and soon to be 8 years of bad policy. people don't want a third term for president obama and hillary clinton. what it also is, people are more informed an gauged than ever on on-line. our analytics and the web site and social media accounts are through the roof. people are paying attention on-line and watchingebates, 20-25 million viewers at each debate. i think that's a very good sign for us, not only tonight in the turnout but through the fall as well. >> moore says not only is this going to be a critical test for the front runner

let's go to matt moore. good to see you. so tim scott, you know, talk about a highly coveted endorsement. this is the only african-american republican in the u.s. senate. by the way, he also had the backing of trey gowdy in south carolina. how huge is this for him? >> senator tim scott is one of, if not the most popular republicans in south carolina. so it's a very big endorsement. definitely the biggest endorsement in south carolina so far this cycle. i think last night -- >> forgive me, matt, let me interject. we have to go now. bernie sanders. first time we're seeing him since camp clinton officially claimed victory from the iowa democratic party. >> i don't know what to say because gisele and eliza said it all, but i'll try. last night in iowa, we took on -- we took on the most powerful political organization in this country. last night, we came back from a 50-point deficit in the polls. [ applause ] and last night we began the political revolution not just in iowa, not just in new hampshire, but all over this country. w

. >> reporter: starting pitcher matt moore is preparing for his sixth season in tampa bay. he's a senior surrounded by freshmen and sophomores who just moved to town. among them corey dickerson, an outfielder traded to the rays late last month who is still >> i really like the feel, great group of guys so far and it's really, really different playing in a dome than outside, but the ball traveled well and i enjoyed it today. >> reporter: the workouts leading up to spring training are completely voluntary, but they're still important, especially for newcomers like dickerson and fellow fresh face lakeland native steve pearce. >> knocking the rust off, get your swing back. for me a new guy coming in here, just to meet some of the guys and develop some kind of relationship with them because we have a long journey ahead of us. >> all i'm worried about is april 3rd and whatever i got to do now till the end is what i'll do. i enjoy coming out early and meeting these guys. >> reporter: a little lightning news, the bolts practice tomorrow morning at 11 a.m. in brandon. at that point

thank you, matt moore, appreciate your time there. quickly so our viewers know out here in nevada, the caucus is underway at 21% of the vote. really close here. clinton at 50.8. sanders 49.1. as we drill in on the critical counties, clark county again here around las vegas, you're at 14% of the vote right now. and it kind of comes in clumps, like chunks i guess you could say from the caucus. i jumps up in points and now it just has, clinton at 54.5 and he's at 45.5. so you have a nine-point advantage for clinton in red down here. and in washoe county near reno, this is interesting. 47% of the vote now reporting. so you just read at the midway point, clinton at 50%. sanders right behind her at 49.7. if that number holds up, that's good news for hillary clinton up in that part around reno, nevada. martha, more coming in in a moment. >> sure is. we will see. >>> so donald trump taking on his critics over his conservative credentials and just what the political dust meansolina and beyond. >> if i hear these people go, donald trump is not

gop chair matt moore is predicting close to 24 percent this year. south carolina's status is a privilege not to be taken lightly. think about it for a minute. our neighbors to the south in georgia don't hit the polls until march first. they are part of the crowded "super tuesday," along with more than a dozen other states. think nearly as much time there? no way. go just up the road to north carolina. voters don't cast ballots there simple.take a few minutes and the results could provide a key momentum boost for some candidates or spell the end for the weather should be gorgeous saturday, so go out, take a few break 5 "tell them, to go **** themselves..." he's not a reckless blowhard, or a scripted robot. he's a conservative governor with proven results. he led the nation in job creation jeb bush. over 40 retired generals and admirals and 12 medal of honor recipients know he's the commander in chief we need now. conservative, proven and prepared. jeb bush for president. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. they served ou

team members matt moore and alex cobb giving surprise calls to fans, families and friends. baseball clinics prizes and autograph sessions. >> time for baseball. >> we want to get baseball back here but 16,000 out at the stadium, not too bad. i think people were excited. they got the pitching i think we'll see better hitting. florida gators this team needs a win to stay on the bubble for march madness. longo (music playing) i feel pretty (west side story) not every cake can be by skilled decorators layered with fresh berries and frosted to perfection like our publix bakery chantilly cake it'll be remembered for all the right reasons. 3 the rays philosphy isn't changing... the >> well the rays philosophy isn't changing. the prieshtd priority starts with pitching and defense. they finished second to last in the american league, 250 runs less than toronto. that's right, 250 less. the rays don't have a chance to catch up to the jays. five new bats were acquired in the off season in offense, evan longoria, surrounding him with those type of people in the lineup will make him a bi

from a different point on the political spectrum----we also heard from state gop chairman matt moore. and that's just a small slice of what's coming out of columbia and from around the palmetto state as we count down the days leading up to the gop primary february 20th and the democratic vote on the 27th. the head of the kershaw county school board could be facing a lot of questions this evening. all of them surrounding recent talks on closing two rural schools. elementary -- which has got some families in the small town pretty fired up. mike desumma is in our newsroom with more. dawndy, judi the county school board has become the focus of much attention in recent weeks. that came after members voted in favor of consolidating bethune elementary -- with the mt. pisgah school. plans called for moving the two schools into one new building. the school board however placed any further discussions on hold -- in response to the public outcry. school board chairman ron blackmon says he's planning to take questions from residents of bethune tonight. this is just the most recent dialogue to com

>> matt moore, chairman of the republican party in south carolina. thanks for joining us. >>> and as the democrats debated last night both hillary clinton and bernie sanders each had an eye on nevada talking about issues critical to that state like immigration. we will take a look at the very interesting voting demographics in nevada next. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (cafeteria noise) ♪ ♪ (flourish spray noise) ♪ ♪ (flourish spray noises) ♪ (school bell) ♪ ♪ (sigh) ♪ (flourish spray noise) ♪ share the joy of real cream... share the joy of real cream... (flourish spray noise) ...with reddi-wip. ♪ you know the symptoms when they start. abdominal pain. urgent diarrhea. now there's prescription xifaxan. xifaxan is a new ibs-d treatment that helps relieve your diarrhea and abdominal pain symptoms. and xifaxan works differently. it's a prescription antibiotic that acts mainly in the digestive tract. do not use xifaxan if you have a histo

matt moore threw his first bullpen this morning and he looked like his old self and the rays are counting on that this season. coming off tommy john last year... it took moore until the final month of the season for him to trust his repaired arm, but he got it confidence and comes to camp ready to build off last year. after the celebration in victory lane, the winning car, covered in everything from coke to confetti....doesn't leave daytona.......it just gets moved to another spot.....and they don't clean it off either.,..... it goes on display inside the tickets and tours building, and it's just the way it looked when it finished the race and then hit victory lane, covered in confetti.....streaked and stained after five hundred miles of racing.....plus, that eleven car was doing a little rubbing down the stretch with martin truex junior.....the car stays inside until next year's daytona five hundred....which probably stings the teams a little bit to give up their best super speedway car....but winning is worth it... 3 prepare for the most relaxing commute ever.... waze has just added mor

the gop's chair matt moore also says republican candidates will have to focus more on the state's large pro-military constituency. democratic chair harrison says both parties need to find ways to involve young minority voters. advertising dollars are rolling in to south carolina ahead of the republican and democratic primaries. allie spillyards spent the day crunching the numbers on how much candidates spend. allie? according to the fcc, candidates have spent more than 4 million dollars in columbia's tv market alone. you'll see the presidential hopefuls ranked by their current place in south carolina polls. starting with the republicans... trump $113,000 cruz $407,000 rubio $513,000 here in south carolina, clinton's currently the front runner and she's spent $93,000 while sanders has spent just a couple thousand less at $91,000. spent $93,000 while sanders has spent just a couple thousand less at $91,000. now you'll notice several candidates missing. that's because the huge majority of tv ads here in south carolina have been purchased by pacs. i'll share those numbers with you coming up

the turnout also surpassed the 650- thousand mark predicted by state republican party chairman matt moore. chris whitemire with the state elections committee says the numbers show people are more motivated to vote. "we know that the issues, the candidates, that's what drives voter turnout, something on the ballot, something in the election has to motivate voters to do what it takes to vote so clearly voters wewe motivated on saturday to republican primary." coming up on the news at 6, we'll look ahead to saturday's democratic primary, including an early look at absentee voting numbers. plus, what you need to do if you don't have a photo id to vote. judi, dawndy. to get the latest on decision 2016 and what is next for the gop candidates, go to wistv.com and click the politics tab. a north charleston pastor is challenging u.s. senator tim scott in his bid for re-election. pastor thomas a. dixon says he is a "tireless advocate" and will work to reach out to people who feel they are underrepresented by current elected officials. dixon is a community activist and democrat. scott is a republica

matt moore, talk to you next week. we'll see where we are after debate this weekend and rally on monday. two of them. martha. martha: it is pretty clear voter outrage is playing a huge role in the presidential election, really like few could have imagined. you don't want to miss some groundbreaking fox news insight to what is behind the rise of outsiders like donald trump and bernie sanders. fox news reporting, voter revolt. takes you down to the ground level to see how the race is emerging for the white house and it promises to be really a wild ride. we may see process here like we have not seen in the past. bret will lay all that out in a special at 10:00 tonight, right here on fox news channel. plays again over the course of the weekend as well. bill: get down to the veriers what they're thinking, what they're feeling, what their concerns are and what they want for the future. good stuff. check it out. check this out too. world's most dangerous big wave competition, titans of mavericks. one-day invitation only. 100

and matt moore know was he is going through. he was dealing with it a year ago. he is feeling good through the first bullpen and in camp right now shows kevin cash the commitment the team has. >> he we realized that the way they went about the business and the way they stayed in, the tight games and resilient. come in in shape and ready to play. this rehere this will make us better. >> this is early they have not started playing. , they will have a good year. it feels like that. energy stocks led a rally on wall price of oil >>> energy stonnings lead as the price of oil surged. the dow jumped and the s&p gained 27 points. and taylor swift adding her name and wallet to kesha's lawsuit against sony sdemi lovato starting some bad blood. what very more from los angeles. >> kesha is getting support from some of the biggest names in music, taylor swift is backing up her support of a fellow donation. >> it was a quarter million dollar show of solidarity. her rep confirmed the news and telling the insider the money is to, quote, help with any of her financial needs durin

matt moore knows exactly what cobb is going through. moore is feeling pretty good now. having just about everyone in camp. and it shows the commitment that the team has. >> we realize that early on in the year last year, just the way they went about their business and the way they stayed in a loot of -- lot of tight ballgames and were very resilient. but we were very confident that they would come into spring training. we didn't know, necessarily, early. in in shape, ready to play. it is going to make us better. >> denny hamlin didn't get any sleep and probably crashed out on the team plane. but he was up all night, after winning that race. so he didn't mind the early crew call to get back to the track, the car that pulled into victory lane is now locked into daytona for the next year. >> reporter: denny hamlin walks into the museum here to find his car, exactly the way he left it, check it out. confetti all over the number 11. tire rub marks here on the bottom. you have dents here on the side. everything is just how it was when he left it in victory lane last night. as

we spoke with matt moore - the chairman of the sc gop party.he says the presidential primary has been held on saturdays since 1980 - it keeps lines shorts and allows more people to vote.he says the primaries being held on different days is a quirk of state law and the national primary calendar. the republicans want south carolina before nevada, and opposite.he said he and the state democratic chairman jaime harrison tried to to hold the primaries on the same day but it didnt' work out. 3 happening now... 3 the entire town of pendleton water customers is under a boil water advisory tonight - after three major water main breaks.the alert was issued at 4:15 this afternoon and will last for at least 24 hours. city officials say water main breaks at lebanon road, micasa drive and west main street caused a major lapse in water pressure.homeowners should vigorously boil their water for one minute before drinking or cooking.we'll let you know when the advisory is ligfted - and you can check for andy updates at fox carolina dot com ahead at the forecast. forecast. 3 kendra: coming up i'll have

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we spoke with matt moore - the chairman of the sc gop party.he says the presidential primary has been held on saturdays since 1980 - it keeps lines shorts and allows more people to vote. vote.and he says the primaries being held on different days is a quirk of state law and the national primary calendar. the republicans want south carolina before nevada, and the democrats want the opposite.he said he and the state democratic chairman jaime harrison tried to to hold the primaries on the same 3 don't go anywhere...we have much more to get to on the candidates tonight. tonight.still ahead: we get answers from the six republican candidates on two more issues: illegal we'll be right back. 3 carolina presents "you south carolina 3 good evening, i'm diana watson. watson.and i'm cody alcorn. tonight, we are pre-empting our normal newscast to bring you this special - on the eve of the south carolina republican primary. polls will

i'm going to call matt moore, my friend, the republican chair and give him a big hug because tonight was a fiasco. >> thank you very much for joining us. i appreciate it, the chairman of the democratic party here in south carolina, who has not minced any words here tonight, ari. i'll be curious to see whether what he says is received by republican voters with a nod or a tisk or -- well, we'll see how they react to it. >> we appreciate the time and appreciate your recording. we've heard from a lot more republican surrogates. it was interesting to get the democratic view in south carolina. ism -- i know we still have robert costa here in the spin room. how are you doing, robert? >> doing good. we also have aaron and elise. starting with you, robert, the mood here generally about who won and what matters in south carolina? >> reporter: here in the spin room a lot of the establishment candidates, more of the mainstream republicans feel they had an opening tonight. their argument in the spin room was donald trump was running against the republican party, running against the policies and v

matt moore is party chairman. he's been kind enough to join us today. matt, can you bring us any assurance about manners, politeness, southern gentility, perhaps, seeping into the mentality? >> get ready, brian. i think sanford would have a rock in one hand, that kind of thing. >> who do you want to pick for south carolina? most recently i think of those robo calls about senator mccain when he was in the race. but there's enough blame to go around. why is it the way it is? and it's always such a neck snapper coming out of iowa and new hampshire because of the relative gentility and earnestness because of the el t electorate in those states? >> one is i think south carolina is a very important test for these campaigns. you have to have a fully functioning, mechanical operation of your campaign, but also momentum and money. as you've seen today, governor christie, lack of momentum. carly fiorina, lack of money and momentum. it's a tough test. it's a state geographically about 70,000 people here. throughout south carolina's history, we have played a centra

. >> matt moore is chairman of the south carolina republican party. you say this is par for the course in south carolina. . >> what a great country. we'll see record turnout on our side. about 650,000 people here in south carolina. about double new hampshire and iowa. >> what was it last time, what was it four years ago in the gop primary the >> 630,000 people voted in south carolina last time. people are interested in this primary in south carolina. . we set an absentee record on monday. about 25,000 returned at this point, we'll have about 40,000 returned. >> is that military? >> that includes military and overseas ballots, as well. >> can you glean anything from that? >> people are excited. they want to turn the page on seven years of bad policy. a lot of absentee ballots returned over on the coast, some in charleston, the low country. it's a big mix, depending on which candidate might do well tomorrow. >> so you can't tell like you're getting a ton in conservative counties. >> not really. maybe it helps ted cruz on the coast, maybe donald trump, m

moore who is very pleased with the turnout today, good signs for the gop, a record-breaking requested, 59,000, which easily last presidential cycle. and while we don't know yet how the six candidates will do, it's clear one of the most critical stories that plays out tonight is which of the candidates finishes second in the polls and they have indicated up took.com/news night the contest seems to be between senators cruz and rubio will help determine who emerges as the alternative to the supposed front runner, donald trump. here is chairman moore, late this afternoon. >> speak to south carolina's importance in this race going forward, who ends up second and third place will have a lot of impact on what comes next, particularly southern states. we don't have very many indications of who is in second and third, it's a jumpball, so to speak. i think both of the people will go on from south carolina, but certainly you don't want to be too far past there. >> here is what it's all about, folks. it is the first in the south primary, and what happens tonight could very well the republican rac

that's why we invited matt moore to talk about the primary. mr. chairman, welcome. >> good to be here. >> this electorate as the state changes, is this the same south carolina primary ee length tore rate as say when george bush faced off against mccain or even four years ago when mitt romney or has it changed at all. >> the 50 delegate question as we head into the next ten days. it has changed a lot. a lot of new people here and across the country. throughout history has shown a willingness to defy expectations. we'll see. >> for instance, from the northeast, a less conservative electorate. >> a lot of iowaians here, new jersey. >> explain the nature of the race. iowa and new hampshire. breakdown the voting blocks that they have to appeal here in order to win. >> it will be about twice as big as iowa and new hampshire combined. about 1/3s very conservative. about a third is moderate. a lot of evangelicals in the up state, as you go progressively, low country, less evangelical. national security and social issues and economic issues, south carolina

joining us now, matt moore, south carolina's republican party chairman. and he is here to talk more about what is at stake in tonight's debate, along with more about the voters and what they're looking for in this year's contest. welcome. great to have you on the program today. >> it's good to be here, uma. thanks for having me. >> let's talk about the fact that evangelicals make up a large percentage of the electorate there along with a large minority population. a number of evangelicals did not take part in the election. they chose to sit it out this time we're expecting a big turnout. what's making the difference this time around from your point of view? >> last time in south carolina, about 65% of voters in exit polls were self identified as evangelical. what they're concerned about this time around is religious liberty, fighting for their faith in public square, democrats trying their best to push, say, from the public arena. that is a key issue in this primary. >> what's the mood like among the elect orate right now? i'm sure you're getting bombarde

matt moore, good to see you, my friend. thanks for being with me. >> you, too. >> let's turn to the democrats for a bit here, and just over an hour, hillary clinton will hold a get out the vote event in chicago where she'll be joined by the mother of sandra bland. of course, sandra bland was the woman found hanged in a texas jail cell after a police traffic stop last year. the visit comes as secretary clinton and bernie sanders both intensify their focus on the african-american community. secretary clinton meeting with civil rights leaders in harlem. she met with civil rights leaders in harlem tuesday. she gave a speech on racial inequality. she also knocked senator sanders without mentioning his name. >> there are still very real barriers holding back african-americans from fully participating in our economy and our society. you can't just show up at election time and say the right things and think that's enough. we can't start building relationships ofew weeks before a vote. >> joined now by naacp president, cornell willi

i mean one of the things that matt moore who's a republican chair, he and i get along very well. we try to get it on the same date, but we have to sit our rnc and dnc people down at the same time and say let's get oracle doors where they're the same. the prb is the rnc uses its third calendar and the dnc uses its forth. somebody has to slip. my thought is let's move south carolina up to third and let's go with that. >> are you seeing a drop in enthusiasm because the republicans have left and they're splitting it? >> no, not really. the number of interviews i've done haven't gone down. no, but, really, the voters are -- the voters are very interested and the activists, i can tell you, are out there. i'm surprised i don't see some of them out on campus right now. >> you know, the sun's coming up. maybe now. >> it's too cold. >> it is too cold. you need a coat. i'm out here in gloves. coming up in a few minutes on the gop side, is it too late to stop trump? some of the candidates are calling him unstoppable. we'll talk about a trump supporter with an effort to slow the momentum. >>>

ktiv's matt breen was there to witness the launch. << the moorings are set, the bunting is placed, and the flags fly proudly. the uss sioux city is ready to launch, and do her duty. defending america's interests at home, and abroad. "we need to be where the threats are," said adm michelle howard, vice chair of u.s. navy. "homeland defense is important, but it is much more important for us to have an away game." the day began with songs, and speeches. so many speakers praised the citizens of sioux city for embracing the honor of having a ship with the name "we've been honored as a community a lot of times, but this would have to be one of the top deals," said bob scott, mayor. scott has served the city for 20-years, and he says this honor is one sioux city won't forget. "this is the first naval ship to bear sioux city's name," said sen. tammy baldwin, (d) wisconsin. "that's exciting. it's an exciting first to celebrate." "the work to get the uss sioux city to this point has taken two years starting with the keel laying here at marinette marine in february of 2014," said matt breen, repo