president bill clinton. let's remind everybody when this takes place. >> it is today from 2:00 to 5:00 in greenville. myra: thank you so much. nice to have you with us. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. dale: good morning. 6:20 is the time. it is calm. 30 degrees. it has been very windy, but the good news is the winds have gone down. if you're getting up early to grab a warm coat. yesterday reached 53. snow in the morning. cold conditions. today, we should reach the upper 40's. here what some of the other temperatures are like here this morning, 29, asheville. spartanburg, a few degrees cooler. that's check on a couple of other communities. we are seeing 28 in lineman linem -- the big improvement will be the calm winds, maybe 3-8 for the afternoon. 60 in the upstate will be the record is 81, set back in 1986. we can have some hot days in january. the average is 54. 50's for the full foothill areas. low 50's for the only tomorrow but the next few days. 45 and olindo -- in orlando. by the

allyson: harry reid is endorsing hillary clinton. mr. reid: i think the middle class would be better served by hillary. she is a person who is a very quick learner. all you need to do is look at what happened after 9/11. she fought for new york like i've never seen anyone fight. allyson: clinton also won the endorsement of the longshoreman's union. she thanked the members in charleston yesterday. geoff: tonight all remaining republican candidates will take the stage for a final debate before super tuesday. the debate kicks off at 8:30 cnn will air it from the university of houston. allyson: former president bill clinton will be in the upstate today on behalf of his wife. he'll tour the golden strip career center at 2:00 this afternoon in mauldin. he's also scheduled to attend a get-out-and-vote rally in spartanburg. that's at 4:30 at the gb hodge athletic center at usc upstate. geoff: great to have you with us on this thursday. that was some kind of wednesday. dale: that storm was generating so much wind. boy, those thunderstorms yesterd

he decided to endorse clinton. rep. clyburn: hillary got her stride in south carolina. she had her stride here. on the night before the debate in charleston, i said to everybody around me that night, she is getting there. michael: clyburn was out voting today in the palmetto state and had no problem talking about clinton and his pride for her. despite being far behind in south carolina, sanders is closing the gap nationally. carol: patrick hussion is in the studio with more on the sanders campaign. patrick: recent polls of shown clinton with a large lead in south carolina, but nationally, clinton only has a five-point lead on sanders when you average all the pulls together according to real clear politics. bernie sanders and his team announced at the last minute he would not be in south carolina for any kind of primary watch party. he rallied earlier today in dallas, texas getting a head , start on hillary clinton there before heading on to minnesota. he targeted the current sen. sanders: we will defeat trump becau

clinton: i was the first person to call out donald trump. i said, basta. enough of this prejudice and paranoia. michael: but polls in south carolina give clinton a strong, double-digit lead. the democratic primary is next saturday. carol: today, south carolina representative jim clyburn endorsed hillary clinton. clyburn says clinton is a fighter and has solid plans to handle important issues. rep. clyburn: hillary has devoted her life to early childhood education and affordable health care for all. hillary clinton's proposals for accessible and affordable higher education will relieve the crushing debt of college loans and preserve the value and viability of historically black colleges and universities. carol: clyburn says he's had the opportunity to work with both congress, and has enjoyed his experiences with both. michael: in north carolina, the u.s. supreme court threw a bit of a wrench into the state's march 15 primary, helping force the congressional part of it into june. the court refused to stop a lower court's order demanding that lawmakers draw a

a big night for hillary clinton. carol: she is the projected winner, with bernie sanders coming in second, followed by williw wilson. -- willie wilson. i think we can call her the let's head back to the campaign headquarters in columbia. party inside tonight. nigel: guys, you saw the video, there was so much energy in that room. as you said, seconds after the polls closed, the race was called for hillary clinton. in fact, she won every single county in the state of south carolina. in front of more than 1000 people, clinton thanked her supporters and said her work is far from done.she even called out donald trump without using his name, saying "we don't need to make america great again, america never stopped being great. but we do need to make america whole again." carol as you mentioned a little while ago, super tuesday is up next. that just tells you there are a lot of delegates still up for grabs. it's been a long day. i'm going to head back to greenville. >> now wyff news 4 sports. ricardo: he may have lost the sp

i've watched the clinton campaign a lot and i don't know what her one sentence is. she's tried different ones. she's now saying, i'm running for president because i'm fighting for you, everyday americans. interesting to me. priscilla: and there were results out of new hampshire of just that -- the i and the we -- and how that resounded with voters. and a lot of people do respond to the we versus the i, which they were hearing from her. fernando: not surprisingly. and you think about -- obviously the democratic race is two people right now -- if you had to guess, in terms what's going to happen, because we're all guessing, in terms of the republicans how will this shake , out? is trump unstoppable at this point, do you think? shane: i don't think anybody is unstoppable. i think this is a completely unpredictable cycle at this point. what people have looked at is potentially narrowing to three candidates, which would be donald trump, running as sort of a populist, ted cruz, running as a hard line conservative, and a classic mainstream republican. and the issue is, wil

seconds after the polls closed, hillary clinton. she ended up winning every single county in the state. in front of more than a thousand people, clinton thi saying to her supporters -- thanked her supporters. hillary clinton: despite what you hear we don't need to make , america great again, american hillary clinton: we do need to make america whole again. instead of building walls, we need to be tearing down barriers. >> up next to super tuesday, when states across the country head to the polls. clinton staff says they hope the moment and from left night though some forward even further. myra: no surprise for bernie sanders, he was already expecting to finish behind hillary clinton. he decided not to watch the returns, but instead get a head start on super tuesday. >> a lot has been made of the african-american vote here in south carolina, as the first true test involving a state with a majority of african-americans voting democrat. hillary clinton took 80% of the black vote in south carolina. this was the first in the south primar

well, hillary clinton might have a little bit of momentum, the clintons have done well in new hampshire in the past, and now we know everything into the air on the republican side of things. so i think that's the suddenly must-win states for sanders and trump. >> all right, chuck. thank you. >>> there are a pair of troubling new developments in the zika virus outbreak. doctors in the u.s. are reporting the first known case of the virus being sexually transmitted. while in brazil experts are trying to determine whether the virus could be linked to a rare condition that causes paralysis in adults. nbc's rehema ellis reports from brazil. >> reporter: mosquitos are the primary way the zika virus is transmitted, but today the cdc confirmed the first case acquired by sexual contact in texas. as a result, the cdc tells nbc news it will now issue a new advisory this week. >> if a man comes back, gets sick with zika and then has sexual intercourse with a woman who is pregnant or may be pregnant, there is the theoretical risk that that woman could then become infected with zika. >> reporter: as h

older voters going for clinton. but she did better, believe it or not, among younger voters than previous ones. then there was the white to non-white split. a more diverse state. just over 40% of of the vote is non-white. among the non-white vote, that is where clinton had an advantage. she had a big advantage among african-americans. there's a question in the poll about hispanics. that's why we are careful there. wasn't to highlight one big number, because this is the establishment striking back on behalf of clinton. it's labor unions. clinton beat sanders by ten points among union households. that is everything you need to know about the casino workers that we showed there with chriskristin welker. let's shift to south carolina. polls will close there very soon. i just want to show you the makeup of the state. as you can see, it's that outnumber the very conservative. why is that important? you see that that means that the electorate is a little more broad-based. it's more conservative than it was in new hampshire

clinton staff says they hope -- clinton's staff says they hope the momentum from last night moves them even further. myra: bernie sanders didn't actually spend primary night in south carolina. he chose to watch returns out of state, campaigning elsewhere during the primary. patrick hussion has more the sanders campaign. >> a lot has been made of the african-american vote here in south carolina, as the first true test involving a state with a majority of african-americans voting democrat. when it was all said and done, hillary clinton took 80% of the black vote in south carolina, this was the first in the south primary which means we're just , getting started, and this week's super tuesday will also involve southern states with large perecentages of black voters. said his campaign is just , beginning. bernie sanders you know what : democracy is about -- and i really do love democracy -- it's one person, one vote, it's you disagree with me, that fine. you got a better idea than me, fight for it. that's a beautiful thing. but what democracy is not about is a handful of billionaires buying

>> i have been a hillary clinton. >> the fact that you were supporting hillary clinton and not obama in 2008 speaks against the notion that african-americans it's a mono linlic vote. >> absolutely not. the issues that impact my life personally may be the same as a white american or a hispanic american. >> do we do ourselves a disservice when we talk about it in terms of african-american vote versus the rest of the vote? >> we do. many of us have the same challenges. the media puts that -- the separation. many of us, we're facing the same things. we have the same concerns. >> there remain issues that resonate more forcefully in black communities. >> for example, education. the incarceration. those two are tied together. >> they are the issues clinton and sanders are largely in agreement on how to tackle. can they convince voters that they mean what they say? >> it feels good to finally be acknowledged and recognized to know we have a voice and that now you need our voice. you have to listen. we're going to make some noise and hold you accountable. >> as we pointed out, clinton and san

voters so far in a previous contest against hillary clinton. we will see how he does with young african-american voters. in orangeburg, patrick hussion, wyff news 4. michael: as you said, senator centers speaking at claflin university. carol: let's listen in live. sen. sanders: historically black universities and colleges, doing a great job educating young people. [applause] what this campaign is about is taking a hard look at national priorities. when we have 20 of the wealthiest people in this country owning more wealth than the bottom 50% of america. 150 million people. anybody here think that is right? >> no. sne.en. sanders: we have republicans that want to get hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks to the top 1%. it does not make sense to me. i think, for a start, that when we have a lot of people in this country working for 9-10 dollars an hour, do you think you can get by on that? >> no. sen. sanders: should be raised the minimum wage to $15 an hour? carol: that is senator sanders at claflin university. hillary clinton just down

clinton: i hope you will vote. mr. sanders: we are fighting. >> bernie sanders is not out, but hillary clinton will begin to accumulate delegates, and the uphill climb for the sanders campaign becomes more steep. aixa: senator lindsey graham put gabrielle: senator lindsey graham along with senators john mccain and kelly ayotte say the president's plan to close one time a bank does not provide any cost estimates and also fails to -- to close guantanamo bay does not provide any cost estimates and also fails to offer any protection for people who would need to interrogate detainees. >> our system is falling apart under barack obama. gabrielle: they are asking for democrats and republicans to offer up a better plan, but it was said that lawmakers have the votes to lock him and enough votes to override any veto. -- to block cam and enough votes to override any veto. reporter: we will tell you about a blood drive. michael: and carrying a john: a live shot. you can see the showers, fairly light rain but very strong wind, stil

sanders, 86% to 13% for clinton. voters 65 and older, clinton won a majority. that's not nearly a large enough gap for her to be able to win if those numbers hold. let's look at the issue make-up. most important issues among democratic voters, it sounds like bernie sanders' messaging. income inequality, economy, health care third, terrorism a distant fourth. now look on the republican side of the electorate top issues. the economy, one. 27%. terrorism, national security issues, three at 25%. this was a surprise to me, immigration. maybe not so hot if you're donald trump who has made immigration such a big deal. then of course there's time of decision. and this sometimes can tell us if there was momentum at the end or not. among republicans, nearly half of the electorate told us they made their decision in the last few days. that's good news for people with kasich. than half, 55% made their decision more than a month ago. that's good news if you're bernie sanders. >> all right, chuck. let me turn to andrea. if bernie sanders leads new hampshire with a big victor

i think it's hands down hillary clinton. hillary is the only candidate i trust to fight the injustice too rip it away. my heart has always been with hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> good morning. tragedy in kansas. four dead, 14 injured after a gunman goes on a shooting spree >> everybody was running. people were screaming. people were crying. >> the shooter identified as cedric ford. this morning, police say they know what may have triggered his rampage. >>> texasassmackdown. things get ugly at the republican debate, with cruz and rubio taking repeated shots at donald trump. >> if he hadn't had $200,000, you know where donald trump would be? selling watches and hats. >> anybody who cared about illegal immigration wouldn't hire illegal immigrants. >> trump not taking it lying down. >> this guy is a joke and this guy is a liar. >> is the low road is new high road to the nomination? we'll talk to marco rubio. >>> erin andrews walks out when her lawsuit is shown in court. she's prepared to ta

clinton campaign officials tell me they are feeling confident tonight. still, they are bracing for a close race. memories of clinton's defeat in 2008 are still very fresh, still afterolding more than 100 events, her aides say she's determined to make history. hillary clinton in the fight of her political life, hitting the ground one last time today after months of relentless campaigning. >> i hope you'll stand up for me. i hope you will figig for me. >> reporter: today an army of volunteers making a final push registering first-time caucus-goers on this college campus, a group clinton has struggled to win over but the key to winning iowa. >> we're just trying to get as many students to go out and express their views. >> reporter: it was not supposed to be this way. clinton began the race last >> reporter: hand now she's neck and neck with bernie sanders, her campaign sidetracked by the ongoing controversy over her e-mails. >> bernie sanders! >> reporter: and by a surging sanders tapping into voters' hunger for an outsider. clinton even left iowa to fund

been very good to the clinton family. saved bill clinton's candidacy in 1992. helped extend hillary's race in 2008. i don't think necessarily it buys her time. but look, this debate is coming at a time when the two of them are having a real debate about what should the democratic party be. should it be what it's been? obama and clinton? or does it need to go in a new direction as bernie sanders? clearly an army of take it. much. tonight's msnbc democratic debate kicks off live from the university of new mpshire, co-moderated by chucuc and rachel maddow at 9:00 eastern time. >>> in the republican race, another new poll shows marco rubio leaping over ted cruz in new hampshire, to take the number two spot behind front-runner donald trump. as nbc's hallie jackson tells us, rubio's adversaries are piling on to try to stop his rise. >> reporter: with momentum in new hampshire, marco rubio rubio's hoping for a photo finish, drawing crowds in every shot as republican rivals take theirs. >> thank you guys for being here. >> report

carol: clinton and sanders are meeting tonight in a forum at the university of south but first, clinton is meeting with the mothers of victims of gun violence. wyff news 4's patrick hussion is live in columbia, with more. patrick? patrick: michael, carol, we arrived at central baptist church a little after or :00. there was already a long line of people waiting to get in. this is not a large church. i believe we are at full capacity now. tonight, on this stage, five mothers will be meeting with hillary clinton, and former congresswoman gabrielle giffords. they are mothers of children who were victims of gun violence, or custody. these five mothers are traveling around the state, talking about how they lost their children, and what they want to see happen after this election. each woman talked about their personal loss, and explained why they were voting for clinton. >> when you lose a child, it's losing your sibling. that is someone that has come from your womb, so when you lose a child, there's a whole other dynamic you can't explain to another person. >> no matter what you hear, no ma

president clinton has acknowledged that has as a regret. so the bottom line is that al qaeda was able to carry out 9/11 because as an organization they grew and prospered in capability led by osama bin laden. had bin laden been taken out, it is doubtful that 9/11 would have happened. at least on september 11 of 2001 because al qaeda would not have been in a position to be able to carry something like that out. >> so you're not blaming 9/11 on bill clinton? take out its leader which i think ended up being there, the situation that happened with 9/11. and as a response to an attack that the reason why 9/11 happened was because of george w. bush. my argument is if you're going to ascribe blame, don't blame george w. bush, blame a decision that was made earlier not to take out bin laden when the opportunity presented itself. >> so i'm actually still not quite clear. are you putting this on -- are you putting 9/11 on bill clinton? >> no, i'm putting it on his decision not to take out bin laden, absolutely. this is what happens when you have a ch

former president bill clinton is in the upstate. while his wife hillary clinton campaigns through the midlands and lowcountry, gabrielle: wyff news 4's patrick hussion has been following him today, you said it although hillary patrick: hillary clinton cannot be in the upstate. he has just wrapped up a rally at usc upstate. there were about 400 people here. bernie sanders has been doing well so far with young voters . there was a small band of students here who cheered for him when he was mentioned. but most were here to see the former president, who is currently hoarse and hard to hear he says he lost his voice in service of his candidate, meaning his wife. earlier today we were with him at the golden strip career center near mauldin where some local juniors and seniors were able to shake hands with the clinton was able to watch as some aspiring firefighters went through entire drills and he also spoke with them, letting them know how important it is that they're learning a trade like fighting fires. we'll have more from bill clinto

hillary clinton: i do not believe we live in a single-issue country. the economy is rigged in favor of the top. americans haven't had a raise in 15 years. but i want to go further. whether it's poison in the water... hardworking immigrant families living in fear... racism holding people back... wall street and big financial interests along with drug companies, insurance companies, big oil companies... the indifference, the negligence. i'm running for president to root out all of these barriers... because i think america can only live up to its potential when we make sure that every american has a chance to live up to his or her potential. i'm hillary clinton, neighborhood efforts to save tindal pa carol: neighborhood efforts to save tindal park proved to be all for nothing tonight. michael: the greenville county school district struck a deal with a developer to sell the 2.8 acre site. wyff news 4's john lyon says, on one family. >> it's hard to get down here. john: 6-year-old finn smith climbs down the pig's tail at the tindal park playground. >> somet

now, african americans like hillary clinton. >> clinton has already secured the backing of prominent south carolina congressman jim clyburn. and courted communities of color with appearances by mothers who lost sons to gun violence, < > but bernie sanders has rolled out his own big endorsements from actor danny glover to director spike lee who cut this radio ad, hoping to chip away at clinton's support. >> if for some reason bernie sanders soars in south carolina, it's a real headache for hillary clinton. >> most polls show sanders trailing clinton by double dights in south carolina, but the vermont senator insists he's not writing off the state. in washington, i'm nikole killion reporting. myra: if you plan on voting today, we have all the last minute tips you need, you can find them on our website and wyff 4 mobile app. provide live coverage across the state. from columbia with hilary , clinton's campaign. and coverage from a bernie sanders watch party. we will also have live updates on the results on air, once the polls close. let's take a look at the republican side this morning,

aixa: hillary clinton and bernie sandera tight race. both candidates spoke to supporte clinton says she's breathing a sanders calls it a virtual tie. on the republican side, ted cruz claimed victory, with runner up donald trump thanking iowa supporters and vowing to keep up the fight. marco rubio finished third, not far behind trump. the caucuses saw the end of two presidential campaigns. after disappointing finishes, mi o'malley are now out. in iowa i'm aixa diaz. ,geoff: new hampshire's next, but analysts say most eyes will turn to the southern primaries. of a political gateway. we're less than three weeks away a republican primary on february 20. the democratic primary a week later on february 27. in georgia, both primaries are on march 1,. in north carolina, both are march 15. and with that south ca primary nearing, candidates have already scheduled campaign dates here. iowa's winner will be in greenville later today. allyson: wyff news 4's aly myles joins us live from the t.d. with who's visiting today. aly: good morning. first, i

48% -- would beat clinton. but it also shows that ted cruz would win over clinton, though the margin would be smaller. it shows ben carson would run again and that chris christie would also stand a good chance at winning. but check this out. in new hampshire, could actually lose to clinton according to the latest polls by five percentage points, and so would jeb bush, even though he trails clinton by only 2.4 percent. and what about a matchup between rubio and sanders? the polling numbers show rubio as the only candidate to beat sanders. we believe that is a leap of faith based on polling numbers that are always changing. gabrielle: and remember, tim will put it to the truth check, and for our other once, just go to our mobile app. nigel: census numbers show south carolina has a population of just under 5 million people. almost 30% african-american, 5.4% hispanic, which, after iowa, new hampshire, is the good read of the minority vote, and here is a look at the political hick up of the state. the map of the 201

clinton: we elect our president. that person becomes, in many ways, the leader of free people and free markets and opportunity around the world. so you do have to be careful about what you say and how you say it. towards, donald trump who is the front runner in the republican side. this night is all about the democrats in south carolina. the polls closed at 7:00. they are to close the race for hillary clinton. those numbers are being counted. and the crowd behind me, very very energized. i talked to some hillary clinton staff as they arrived. they are feeling very good about their chances moving forward. for now, here in columbia in the volleyball center on the campus of usc, back to you guys in the studio. michael: he is still in the race. in outer bernie sanders. carol: here is a live a picture from his campaign and rochester, minnesota. patrick hussion is here following center' -- following sanders' campaign. patrick: the center is expected to result -- to speak at nine clock tonight. -- the senator is expected to

i will not attack hillary clinton. americans will have to make their judgment. >> who are you supporting? >> bernie sanders. >> why hillary clinton. >> i honestly thinkss she has the most experience and can do the job. >> nbc's kristen welker reporting. make sure you tune in on thursday for the democratic debate on msnbc. >>> now, with polling tight donald trump and ted cruz continue to escalate their attacks on one another as both candidates attended church in a last effort to court voters there. nbc's hallie jackson reports. >> reporter: in the final crunch before the caucus, even church becomes a campaign stop, but this sunday's signs of piece battle. >> donald trump supports expanding obamacare to make it sanders. >> look. ted cruz is a total lie yar. i'm so against obamacare, i'm going to repeal and replace obamacare. >> reporter: trump still looking strong -- >> i'd like to win iowa. i'm doing really well with the evangelicals in iowa. >> reporter: both candidates know support from christian conservatives could b

while clinton will be focusing that day on louisiana. it's a primary with a large african-american electorate. shifting gears to the 8th, all eyes on michigan for the perception that with winning will be just as important as the delegates on the line, probably john kasich's land standby the way. it is an open primary which means in michigan you don't have to be registered with a party to vote in either democrat or the republican side. good news potentially by the way for sanders and trump as well. and then just around the corner the oh big super tuesday of march, march 15 9. preview of the november battlegrounds. we've got florida, illinois, missouri, north carolina and ohio all heading to the polls that day. could be the establishment's last stand on the republican side to stop trump. we'll be back in a moment on this remarkable sunday morning with a look at the republican race. can rubio or cruz turn this into a two-man battle with donald trump? i sure had a lot on my mind when i got out of the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what abo

and marco rubio, running a few points behind trump. >> we will feet clinton and sensor -- defeat clinton and sensors -- sanders. steve: bernie sanders said he will not quit. >> we will win at the convention. we are taksteve: this was all the way for martin o'malley. he hit 5% in iowa and quit the race, as hillary clinton was locked in a battle for a steve handelsman, nbc news, des moinesmichael: you may wonder about the difference between a caucuscarol: wyff news 4's nigel robertson with a quick explanation. well, a caucus is really a school. they gather, they hear from the candidates' surrogates, and then they vote. for the republicans, it's easy. they hear from the surrogates, and then they cast their ballot. whoever gets the most votes gets the most delegates. but for democrats, a caucus is a little more complicated. caucus-goers gather, and then they literally break off into different sections of the room. you've got a corner for clinton, you've got an area for o'malley, and an area for bernie sanders. each area has to have at least 15%. so, lets say the o'malley group is less than 1

up to the reality secretary clinton has a tough road ahead. right now, senator bernie sanders has more momentum. the campaign has been bracing for a loss but didn't expect such an overwhelming defeat. >> reporter: riding a wave of anti-establishment enthuseiasmenthusiasm, bernie sanders trounced center clinton in new hampshire, turning his underdog campaign into a real fight. >> it is just too late for the same old, same old establishment politic politics. the people want real change. [ applause ] >> reporter: in a rousing speech that lasted nearly 30 minutes, sanders flexed his muscles, painting the win as a validation of his call to take on wall street and big business. >> together, we have sent the message that we'll echo from wall street to washington, from maine to california. clinton's campaign may have been bruised, she tried not to show it. striking a note of confidence tuesday night. >> not whether you get knocked down that matters. it's whether you get back up. >> reporter: but sources close to the campaign tell nbc news top aids are

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clinton spoke n the gym of allen university. a crowd of 800 heard the former president tout the accomplishments of hillary clinton as first lady, senator, >> she is clearly the best i have ever had a chance to vote for. and i ask you to vote for her. allyson: campaign aides say chelsea clinton will be in south carolina saturday, with stops at clemson university, converse co hill. events will be targeted to women patrick: rick santorum has dropped out of the pnt race. this was his second presidential bid. now santorum is throwing his support behind marco rubio. santorum won the iowa caucuses in 2012, but had a lackluster showing in the hawke rand paul has also suspended his white house bid. he is now expected to focus on his senate reelection bid. the senator says he plans to endorse a candidate for president. but said at this time during the primaries, there will be no we will take a look at who is still left. there are stcandidates, but that is down from the 17 that startyou have cruz, trump, rubio, carson and bush. along with

geoff: an important win for hillary clinton. what was the difference? >> is it is partly the demographic makeup. there were no african-american -- virtually no african-american voters in iowa and new this is critical for any democrat to be able to do. the last successful democratic candidate for the presidency, who won the white vote in america, lyndon johnson in 1964. it is absolutely critical that african-americans get out the vote for the democrats. south carolina is a place that hillary clinton: i do not believe we live in a single-issue country. americans haven't had a raise in 15 years. but i want to go further. whether it's poison in the water... hardworking immigrant families living in fear... racism holding people back... wall street and big financial interests along with drug companies, insurance companies, big oil companies... the indifference, the negligence. that's what i want to take on. i'm running for president to root out all of these barriers... because i think america can only live up to its potential when we make sure that every amer

clinton spoke at a rally in the gym of allen university. a crowd of 800 heard the former president tout the accomplishme clinton as first lady, senator, and secretary of state. qualified person to be president i have ever had a chance to look for. and i ask you to vote for her. patrick: campaign aides say chelsea clinton will be in south carolina saturday, with stops at clemson university, converse college, and a rally in rock hill. events will be targete and young voters. patrick: republican rick santorum has droppede presidential race. this was his second presidential bid. santorum says he will throw his support behind marco rubio. sa in 2012, but had a lackluster showing in the hawkeye state monday night. rand paul has also sus white house bid. he is now expected to focus on his senate reelection bid in the senator says he plans to endorse a candidate for presid but said at this time during the primaries there will be no endorsement. patrick: let's take a look att who is left in the race. there are still mine republican candidates. start

this week, hillary clinton spoke to radio listeners in the upstate. on friday, she called the kelly mac show on 107.3 jamz. on the radio show, clinton said her plan as president is to continue the positive momentum created by president obama. >> i'm going to build on his progress to increase investment in jobs, education, and health care, and will also continue to do all i can to counter systemic racism, to create opportunities in all communities, particularly communities of color. because i think we have a real opportunity here to go for it, go for the kinds of changes and reforms we need in criminal justice, keep building on the affordable care act, which has meant so much to so many americans particularly african americans, , because of the decrease in the improve education. make college affordable. help people pay down their student debt. mike: clinton ended the phone call on 107.3 by asking south carolina voters to support her in saturday's democratic primary. the next republican vote will be the nevada caucus this tuesday. on saturday, south car

the truth is, nobody is more qualified than hillary clinton. her experiences as secretary of state, first lady, secretary of new york. understanding both domestic and foreign policy, working over party lines. that is what i want in the white house. geoff: the two time olympic medalist has been stumping across south carolina. allyson: meanwhile, hillary clinton's opponent bernie sanders spent time in nevada. we're just a day away from the democratic caucuses there. yesterday, sanders met with civil rights leaders at the national urban league in washington dc. sanders says he understands the community goes through today in america. geoff: it is interesting to see michelle quan out there working for hillary clinton. the former game -- the former quarterback is there behind marco rubio. dale, moving into the weekend we have some great weather. dale: we really do. this time of the year we see temperatures like what we had yesterday. we will see that again and get warmer over the weekend. 32 degrees in spartanburg right now. clear skies and light bre

today clinton talked a lot about family. she said she would add to what's already in place under the affordable care act. she said she would work through the court system to eliminate what she called discrimination based on gender, orientation and color. today i asked clinton would her mother would connect to thousands in the region that work in the manufacturing industry. chelsea: she has a strong manufacturing plan. it's partly why she's so focused on the minimum wage. it's partly why she's so focused corey: clinton says her mother's families. clinton did tell someone in the audience that her mother and father will probably be in south carolina some time before the democratic primary. corey davis, wyff news 4 in spartanburg county. patrick: thank you corey. chelsea clinton just wrapped up in preventing clemson university. the democratic primary is februry 27. and the republican primary is a week earlier on the 20th. republican frontrunner donald trump making stops in south carolina. trump interrupted his busy campaign sche

hillary clinton took in 74%. bernie sanders, 26%. hillary clinton has now won south carolina, nevada, and iowa. bernie sanders took new hampshire. hillary clinton: we've now gone through four early states and i want to congratulate senator sanders on running a great race and, tomorrow this campaign goes national. [applause] bernie sanders: i congratulate secretary clinton on her very strong victory. tuesday, over 800 delegates are at stake and we intend to win many many of them. democratic primary continues this morning with nigel robertson in columbia with the clinton campaign. >> last night was a night full of energy. seconds after the polls closed, the race was called for hillary clinton. she ended up winning every single county in the state. in front of more than a thousand people, clinton thanked her supporters and said her work is far from done. she even called out donald trump, without using his same. -- his name. hillary clinton: despite what you hear we don't need to make america great again, american never stopped being gre

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now, clinton is looking to gain some ground. some of the major topics last night were health care, wall street, and who is more progressive. hillary clinton: you know, what i hope the supreme court will do is make it absolutely clear that any state that continues capital punishment either must meet the highest standards of evidentiary proof of effective assistance of counsel or they cannot continue bernie sanders: in a world of so much of violence and killing, i just don't believe that government itself should be part of the killing. patrick: this is the first time clinton and sanders have debated without former candidate martin o'malley, who suspended his campaign after the iowa caucuses. on the republican side, marco rubio is seeing a big bump in the polls since the iowa caucuses. in a new poll from our sister station wmur, he is up seven points among likely voters in the new hampshire primary, taking hold of second place. donald trump remains in the lead, holding at 29%. ted cruz, governor john kasich, and jeb bush have also

hillary clinton has now won south carolina, nevada, and iowa. while bernie sanders took new hampshire. hillary clinton we've now gone : through four early states and i want to congratulate senator sanders on running a great race and tomorrow this campaign goes national. [applause] bernie sanders: i congratulate secretary clinton on her very strong victory. tuesday, over 800 delegates are at stake and we intend to n many many of them. myra: our team coverage of the democratic primary continues robertson in columbia with the clinton campaign. >> it was a night full of energy, seconds after the polls

i think it's hands down hillary clinton. hillary is the only candidate i trust to fight the injustice too many feel and build on the president's progress, not rip it away. my heart has always been with hillary clinton. change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment. there is no president who will fight harder to end institutional racism. education. opportunity. reform. bernie. myra: more slowdowns are expected on interstate 85. construction shot down lane starting at 8:00 last night. it happens in both directions between mile marker 63 and 67 between the exit for highway 290 and 191. you can take another way if you like. they will reopen the lanes around midnight tonight. disappointment continues this morning for those who recruit industry for oconee county. michelin north america will not by 320 acres. th

does clinton then still have to worry about those millennials? what does she do to target the younger voters? >> clinton's challenge now is she's going to be in this interesting spot where she's not going to go negative on sanders anymore. they're going to act as if they have control of this nomination. she has to start figuring out how she's going to appeal to younger voters. she can't alienate these bernie supporters. i think that's going to be a challenge for her. she's not going to win them over, but how does she start becoming their second choice. how does she start becoming somebody that they cannot just live with, but get potentially rally around and i think that's a challenge for her because so far she has yet to appeal to any younger demographic. >> chuck, thank you. next time if we have more time, you'll have to tell us how you managed to get sleep because i was watching you last night when i went to bed. >> well, that's all right, sleep, i'll sleep in 2017. >> who needs it, right. we'll look for more on "meet the press" where your gues

bernie sanders ahead of hillary clinton. this is going to be the most painful three weeks before the south carolina primary for her since she's had in february 2008. >> thank you so much. we'll have more from here in new hampshire coming up, including live interviews with jeb bush and chris christie. for now, matt, up to you in new york. couple minutes. >>> we want to turn to the fight against the zika virus. the obama administration now asking congress for $1.8 billion in emergency funding. health experts are once again warning americans considering trips to latin america and the caribbeans. tom costello is covering this outbreak for us. >> we have 51 cases of zika in the united states according to the cdc. people who returned to the country, they've contracted zika abroad. we know of 16 in florida alone. while we don't yet have any known cases of mosquito transmitted zika in the u.s., thousands of americans travel south of the u.s. border every day. weeks away, the cdc's warning for anyone traveling to the caribbean or lat

clinton and mr. sanders have made fewer than 30 visits to south carolina, only six visits to the upstate. in comparison, gop candidates have visited the upstate nearly 70 times. >> i do not know if you have looked around your neighborhood, but there are whole lot of democrats -- there are not a whole lot of democrats in the upstate. we have a few pockets of them. there are few. michael: and they have no scheduled trips north of columbia before the primary. carol: and fresh off a win in nevada today, donald trump was back on the campaign trail visiting the region university in virginia beach. he is getting some support from congress. endorsement from sitting congress members, with duncan hunter of california and chris collins of new york who say they are backing donald trump. michael: the texas governor. two men had a rally in houston today, and they were in support of the two most powerful people, including abbott and lieutenant governor dan patrick. and today found john kasich back on the stump in t

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> good morning. trump and clinton on top. the billionaire republican riding high this morning after a big win in south carolina. >> let's put this thing away and let's make america great again. thank you very much. >> well, now the children of the reagan revolution are ready to assume the mantle of leadership. >> and an emotional jeb bush calls it quits. >> so tonight i am suspending my campaign. yeah, yeah. >> while on the democratic side, hillary clinton clinches a much needed win in nevada. >> some may have doubted us, but we never doubted each other. >> bernie sanders promising his supporters that this isn't over. we're live on the campaign trail. >>> breaking overnight, deadly shootings. a horrific scene in michigan as a gunman goes on a rampage. >> 5581 south 9th street, 5581 south 9th street at cracker barrel, shots fired. >> randomly shooting at people for almost five hours, the gunman going to three dififrent locations, killing six people including a father and son. believed to be the shooter. we're live o o the scen

meanwhile, clinton's campaign in south carolina already. formn was in columbia campaignin his wife yesterday. he made his plea to voters at a >> she is clearly the best qualified person to be president for, and i ask you to vote for her. campaign aides say chelsea clinton will be in south carolina this weekend, with ev young voters at clemson university and converse college. allyson: to the republicans now, who have lo choose from this morning. rick santorum has dropped out of the presidential race. this was bid. now, santorum is throwing his rand paul also announced the end of his campaign. he is now expected to focus on his senate re-election bid in kentucky. the senator says he plans to endorse a candidate for presid primaries. patrick: continuing coverage of super bowl lifted. the panthers are getting rea face the broncos. allyson: the head coach has been tag about the carolinas and how united they arf hart is joining us live. just one loss for the panthers and if they win sunday, this will go down as one of the best seasons in history

now, hillary clinton is looking to gain ground. some of the major topics last night were health care, wall street, and who is more progressive. >> the republicans want to repeal the affordable care act. i want to build on it, get the cost down, get the prescription drug cost down. senator sanders wants us to start all over again. >> i am on the health education labor committee. that committee wrote the affordable care act. the idea that i would dismantle health care in america while we're waiting to pass a medicare for all is just not accurate. patrick: this is the first time clinton and senator sanders have debated without former candidate martin o'malley, who suspended his campaign after the iowa caucuses. on the republican side, marco rubio as in a big bump in the polls. in that new poll from our sister station wmur, he is up seven points from likely voters in the new hampshire primary. donald trump remains in the lead at 29%. ted cruz, john kasich, and jeb bush have also risen in the polls. allyson: richard harpootlian is throw

i'm hillary clinton, gabrielle: back to orangeburg, where hillary clinton speaking on behalf of south carolina mrs. clinton: we have to go after citizens united ,a terrible supreme court decision that is open to the door to secret, unaccountable money. we are going to get supreme court justices appointed struggling with president obama, who is following through on his constitutional responsibility to nominate someone for the supreme court. [applause] and now the senate needs to do its constitutional responsibility and consider that denomination. -- that nomination. if we can't get that decision reversed, i will lead a constitutional amendment. we have got to stop the secret unaccountable money that so many people are watching as it corrupts our political system. it's also important-- gabrielle: hillary clinton speaking at south carolina state university. bernie sanders also making carolina, one day ahead of the south carolina democratic primary. much more on both candidates a little later on in the newscast. nigel: now to the upstate. greenville fire department was on the scene of an

hillary clinton. she'll raise the minimum wage. take on the drug companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and give everyone the opportunity to go to college without going into debt. she'll get the job done... i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. carol: first, she was mistaken for a teacher. but when presidential candidate ben carson's campaign realized they were talking to an 8th grader, they decided to help her u.s. history project. michael: wyff news 4's mandy gaither has the story, all new at 6:00, from pendleton. >> mrs. candy carson. [applause] mandy: at riverside middle, the entire school got to hear from and 8th graders about her husband ben carson's presidential campaign. but she might not have ever stepped foot here, had it not been for a phone call from an unknown number to elaina bell. >> i had to get out of class, and i was like, i have to answer this, no matter what. mandy: as part of a u.s. history project, this 8th grader contacted all the presidential campaigns to see if they'd pay the school a

clinton's server last night. so you have a terribly unelectable candidates wants to go full against a candidate who has flaws on record and honesty issue. keep going to '72. >> i have to say everybody is going to get brutalized. the two nominees are going to be pretty battered and bruised. >> the young woman yesterday in concord came at hillary i worked for you in 2008 but troubled by benghazi and the server, she's getting blowback from the very take a quick pause here. back with our end game segment. i want to show you something jeb last night's debate. morning about last - you can collect rainwater to shower with, but there are easier ways to go green. like taking shorter showers, which conserves water and lowers your bill. you'll sing long ballads in the rain and short ditties in the shower. the more you know >>> what'd you make of senator >> it's scripted, you know, message discipline is important. and i envy candidates who can repeat the same thing over and over again. my brother was good at that. but to be