radio host tasmy bruce and camille foster of free think media. any of the debaters inspire you? >> it was a little more subject and which without the donald in there. but i think coming out of the debate it's still status question it's still trump-cruz. >> i enjoyed it baits was easier in a way. everyone was more comfortable. there was less in-fighting. and i was surprised with rand paul. in part he seemed to own -- i disagree with some of his foreign policy issues but i was impressed with his style, his comfort level. ted cruz held steady generally. the fight between cruz and rubio and bush about the immigration highlighted the problems that the republican party and why trump is doing so well. john: it was so in the weeds, i couldn't even follow it. >> it was. >> we chimed in here. i think rand did do a pretty good job. jeb seemed to show up and be a lot more comfortable without his arch nemesis not in the room. but i don't know there was that much more substance. but folks avoiding questions and going after one another getting deep into the weeds. i don't know most people who

we will be back on tuesday with jedediah bila and camille foster , and joe mackey. mcdonalds is now selling mozzarella sticks or maybe they should be called sticks. a number of customers discovered the light snacks are lacking and posting evidence on twitter. one person said mozzarella sticks without mozzarella. hahn festally you have one dog, mcdonalds. another roading mcdonalds got mo swre llela sting -- mozzarella. >> we are concerned about the mozzarella cheese stick. we believe the cheese melted out during the baking process and shouldn't have been served. it melted out during the baking process. >> inexcusable. >> i have some. where is the -- do we have them? >> as a person from wisconsin this is the most offensive things. tom took a picture of my -- of me and i am okay. >> is there a finale on this thing? >> i went to mcdonalds before and we will test these right now. open it up. these are the mozzarella sticks. >> i am just finding out these are baked and not fried. a healthy alternative. >> you measure by gooeyness and overall flexibility. >> look at these.

camille, georgia, herbert is next. democrats line. hi. caller: how you doing, pedro. i'm a vet. i'm a vat, black man. i was raised and born in miami. i worked and retired from miami. and rubio, y cruz they have the either immigration law that comes to america. i worked with important importants and other people. they do not represent those people. another thing, too, i can say i appreciate what trump did. on martin luther king day, he was the only one on. the other republicans didn't. that represent me, hispanics, and the muslims, and other people in this country, man. we need a president who is going to sit up there who does in the think he's democrat and republican but be a president for the people. those people do not indicate -- i want everybody to know that. cuba is 3% of the hispanic population. that's why they have the wet foot, dry foot law. they have the easiest immigration law that a person could come to the united states. the other people be detained and everything. i worked with them. i'm telling you. people need to understand it. i don't see why people don't put tha

. >> reporter: that belongs to 31-year-old camille. >> the fire was actually underneath the platform. >> reporter: camille and a number of others on the other side of the tracks provide a running commentary. >> what a bunch of idiots. >> reporter: and advice on how to put it out. as the minutes pass with trains halted frustration mounts. get out. >> reporter: what camille calls instinct transit police call dangerous. >> and they grabbed me like grabbed me like i murdered someone or something. >> reporter: camille was kicked out of north station and told he would receive a summons in the mail not good for a guy who says he's already on probation. >> can you understand why they don't want people on the tracks? >> i can understand why they don't want people on the tracks, like they don't want people getting hurt or electrocuted. but like, the employees didn't know what they were doing? i wanted to put out that

. >> camille foster said today that the percentage of nominations since 2000 is higher than the percentage of blacks in america, which i didn't know about. that's a good fact. >> that is a good fact. >> it was on your show. >> i was listening. >> andrew, oscars? >> i just think you're blaming the wrong person. >> who should we blame? >> hollywood. i don't think film is diverse enough. i would prefer if i got into some films before you diversified it. but that's fine. but i don't think film is diverse enough. you can't blame the oscars enough, because oscars doesn't cast films. >> the nba all-star game is nothing but tall guys. >> you blame the team, but i couldn't want that. i would just want the best player. but you diversify hollywood, you'll see a trickle down effect. >> always trickling. joanne? >> i would like to say, academy and hollywood directors, you're doing a great job and i look forward to working with you. it's funny when will smith says hollywood community values. is there such a thing? i think the color hollywood sees is green. all of these people have amazing paychecks. i l

. >> camille foster said today that the percentage of nominations since 2000 is higher than the percentage of blacks in america, which i didn't know about. that's a good fact. >> that is a good fact. >> it was on your show. >> i was listening. >> andrew, oscars? >> i just think you're blaming the wrong person. >> who should we blame? >> hollywood. i don't think film is diverse enough. i would prefer if i got into some films before you diversified it. but that's fine. but i don't think film is diverse enough. you can't blame the oscars enough, because oscars doesn't cast films. >> the nba all-star game is nothing but tall guys. >> you blame the team, but i couldn't want that. i would just want the best player. but you diversify hollywood, you'll see a trickle down effect. >> always trickling. joanne? >> i would like to say, academy and hollywood directors, you're doing a great job and i look forward to working with you. it's funny when will smith says hollywood community values. is there such a thing? i think the color hollywood sees is green. all of these people have amazing paychecks. i l

any means, i think camille discover there's very few indications. it is like just of trying to interpret the dreams. you're not starting out where you are going to resolve that precedent, by what hamilton said or somebody else said. it's just not going to happen. so i want to show the nature of the problem and i wanted to go into in some dad the field seizure case. the reason i want to do that as i want people to not be with the most abstract terms. presidential power versus the quarter. i want to see what the problem was from the point of view of the president and i wanted them to see what the problem was from the point of view of the justice. and you catch a sentence here or in conference somebody says there's an oral argument. you are just saying you were attorney general and he said the president had all these kinds of powers. that was then and this is now. now i'm on the court. and this is rather different. when you get into that, and i think and i hope people would come away with a sense of the importance of knowing the practicalities of the s

declares a state of emergency in flint michigan over contaiminated water camile amari reports on how moore is getting involved..and returning to his hometown --reporter pkg-as follows-- (nat sound of chanting) mass chaos as flint native and documentary film- maker michael moore spoke about the flint water crisis today. michael moore/filmmaker "this is not a natural disaster, this is not a mistake." protesters calling for governor snyder's resignation and moore imploring president obama to visit flint when he is in detroit for the auto-show next week. moore contending that local and state officials knew all along the water from the flint river was toxic. michael moore/filmmaker "they hid this from the federal government and in doing so, they knew that the people here did not have the political power to do anything about it." and the stories are heartbreaking.... sarah conn/flint resident "my 3 year old has got rashes from the bathwater, we've seen yellow water in our faucet i'm so worried about his health". (mos/no name given) "it makes me feel sad and disappointed." meanwhile, presid

last month a judge ruled the marital disqualification rule doesn't apply to deposition testimony.timo camille's lawyers are appealing that and arguing the rule prohibits spousal privilege.iveg >>> after a bitter andbitter a bruising debate in charlestonn charl south carolina the 2016a the republican presidentialbl candidates are hitting thees areting the trail hard with just a fewl weeks to go until the first votes are cast in iowa and new in io hampshire.hamp garrett tenney has more on the campaign trail. >> we have to focus. f >> reporter: fresh off>> strong debate per rformance perform donald trump fired up the fed u crowd in iowa as polls have pls him in a dead heat with ted cruz.cr. trump and cruz once enjoyed a friendly rivalry but that's turned sour out of the past few weeks as cruz's numberss have surged in the hawk eye state. ate. >> the poll headline trump way up cruz going down. >> reporter: cruz continueste to face quer:stions raised byse trump about his eligibility togibility t become president. he was born in canada though tug his mother is an americanca citizen.tizen. the texas s

this is 82-year-old innocent camille. he was last seen near broadmore road and east randolph road 7:30 last night. police are asking residents in the area take a look in your yard, in your shed, any vehicles for any signs of him. >>> absentee voting begins. acceptable reasons could be being out of town for work, school, vacation, military duty. working or commuting more than 11 hours election day also qualifies. we have a list of reasons on our 9news app. there's a list of places you can vote absentee in person. >>> donald trump is treating iowa voters to a free movie tonight. he rented a des moines area movie theater and gave out tickets to a film called the secret soldiers of benghazi. it is raising the topic of hillary clinton's role in the tragedy. >>> trump and the other republican contenders were in south carolina where the gloves came off in a fierce gop debate. let's break it down with john dickerson. a lot morescreen time during this debate for ted cruz, but he had to spend a lot of that time on defense. >> he di

innocent camille disappeared last night in silver spring along broadmoore road. he's from haiti and not familiar with the d.c. area. police tell us he does not speak english. however, he does speak french and creole. if you have any inrmation, call police. >>> in montgomery county they're also helping you will help find this woman, 44-year- old anna panetta was last seen in her silver spring home a week ago. she told her family she was going to a doctor's point and never made it there. they are concerned about her emotional and physical welfare. >>> the scene of a triple murder will be demolished. the home where the savopoulos family and their housekeeper were murdered sold for $3.2 million. the new homeowners have filed paperwork with the city to demolish the home. darin wint faces multiple counts of murder in their deaths. >>> how do you pop the question when you ask your loved one to marry you? howard? >> we were sitting at the port harbor and said let's get married near the ferry on the north shore of long island. >> i did it on top of 30 rock in new york cit

but cosby's wife camille will have to testify during the deposition. we are awaying a news conference with coach belichick at gillette stadium and we will bring it you to live.

yesterday a federal judge ruled camille cosby will be deposed. they will hold off on cosby's deposition while he faces criminal charges in philadelphia, or in pennsylvania. in that local case, a judge ordered a hearing for february 2nd on a defense motion file by cosby's lawyers. they're asking for the assault charges to be dropped. they argue montgomery district attorney kevin steel illegally and unethically brought those charges. he is accused of assaulting a woman at his elkins home 12 years ago. >>> the ice car at erie now free. here's a picture tweeted out. the towing company used calcium to melt much of the ice away yesterday. ears what the car looked like when he was frozen solid. the owner apparently parked the camp. winds how old over the parking lot. temperatures plummeted. owner comes being. he finds his car just like that. it's very cold. so it stayed like that near buffalo. our chili temperatures are continuing as well, bill. >> i wonder if you had a remote start. let it run a month or twoch defrost. it is cold outside this morning.

aroudjudge ruled camille will b deposed next month but the judge agreed to hold off on cosby's deposition as he faces criminal charges here in pennsylvania. today a judge ordered a hearing for february 2nd on a defense motion filed by cosby's lawyers. asking for assault charges against him to be dropped. they argue montgomery county dear kevin steele illegally brought those charges. cosby's accused of assaulting a former temple university employee in his elkins park home 12 years ago. >>> nikki haley confirming that it was donald trump she was referring to in her response to the president. state of the union speech last night. >> during anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. we must resist that temptation. >> now, in addition to trump, the governor says the comment was drinirected at people in th media and her home state. >> yes, mr. trump is definitely contributed to what i think is just irresponsible talk. >> trump responded calling governor haley weak on immigration and saying she liked him enough in the past to ask for campaign contributions

camille cosby unsuccessfully tried to get her subpoena thrown out. a request by cosby's lawyers to keep all documents in the case confidential for 14 days was also rejected. he's suing seven women who he says lied about him. >>> the presidential candidates say they're ramping up their efforts, some of it positive but some of it attacks on the opposition. >> reporter: hillary clinton no longer holding back, less than three weeks until the first votes are cast, she tells gma it's time to go harder after bernie sanders. >> we've spent the beginning of this campaign for months now where i've been laying out my policies, where i've been meeting with people, listening to them about what they want the next president to do and now they're in the sprint. >> reporter: clinton pressing sanders on specifics for his healthcare plan, even enlisting >> senator sanders wants to dismantle obama care, dismantle medicare. >> reporter: sanders with a stunning new lead in iowa, 49% to clinton's 44%. and closing the gap nationally according to another new poll. >> i'm not

reporter: camille cosby has stood by her husband, calling him a kind and generous man last year. the comedian is back in criminal court the following week. jc: is your new year' s moves to get you started. also new at 5:30, starting the new year off in the arms of their loved ones. a very happy homecoming for 100 new hampshire national guardsmen. jc: and he may not be the brightest lightsaber in the

thatrc camille on persona inspired generation of per form answer from kiss to con 80 to lady gaga. today madonna posted david bowie changed the course of my life forever. bowie co-wrote fame with john legend. under pressure with fred mercury of queen. today mick jagger tweeted this picture calling bowie inspiration and true original. his final album number 26 released just last week, the songs and videos recorded while bowie was fighting his mysterious illness. ♪ look up here i'm in heave heaven. >>reporter: this song lazarus in retrospect sounds like goodbye. the songçó now rising up the charts after bowie is gone. david wright abc news new york. >>> wow! he'll be missed. all right. >>> we have an update on our breaking news as we continue tonight. >> also how to help a fremont non-profit that teaches kids about baseball after the organization fell victim to vandalism over the weekend. >>> packing a billion dollar punch. staggering sales and big problem facing lottery retailers. >> and sandhya will be right back with a rainy forecast. >> 7 news at 9:00 will be i don't want to

. >> the camille i don't know would change the color of its skin to fit into the environment. i think i did quite the reverse. >> reporter: david bowie's tech any color transformations and pushing of boundaries inspired generation of misfits and music lovers to not just face but embrace the strange. ♪ turn and face the strange >> reporter: today the world grieves for a cast of characters that changed our views on sound, fashion, sexuality, and theatrics. >> i've always just seem to collect personalities. >> reporter: we say good-bye to ziggy stardust, that's the alter ego that took a generation grounded in the turmoil of the 1970s and launched it into an other worldly space odyssey above the status quo. rolling stone magazine credits him with making rock 'n roll safe for glitter gods, under lay city gaga, boy george, marilyn manson, and countless others. >> he was the ideas guy. he drercht all that up. he dreamt up a persona that was never done before. >> reporter: today we say farewell to the thin white duke. ♪ fame >> reporter: who's decidedly less flamboyant "fame" intr

. >> and probably wishing she was in a galaxy far, far away right now, camille cosby. [ laughter ] >> understand someone sat down and typed that. >> fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now it i >> it is thursday january pth. what they are accused of and where they are headed now. >> an alarming look inside of an isis terror weapons blast. some are calls it a jihadi college. the images that left a bomb technicians up all night. >> no winner in last night's power ball drawing. the jackpot now surging to $675 million. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. i am heather nauert in for ainsley earhardt. always great to start with country music. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. it is the first wave of gitmo transfers of the new year setting free two dangerous detainees. >> garrett tenney is here with a look at where they are and where they are going. >> the secretary of defense says there are two inmates they have rejoined terrorist groups. they have

. >>> camille cosby is not going into deposition today in that defamation suit against her husband bill. a magistrate has granted mrs. bill cosby a reprieve and one that she really wanted. it is a reprieve of sorts, because while she appeals the order and requiring her to be questioned under oath by opposing lawyers, it is not sure that it is not temporary, and the plaintiffs are among 50 women who accused bill cosby of molesting them. >>> and in rhode island, more than two dozen students at a prestigious school are saying that they were abused by school employees, and that it went on for years, and the school did nothing for it. one former student who sued the st. georges school before says she was raped repeatedly, and the original suit was dropped however. then a gag the order kept her from saying anything about it. >> i have been gagged for the last 25 years, and i wanted to say how damaging those gag orders are. they seal in the trauma, when you are raped. your voice is stolen and your soul is taken away, and all that a gag order does is to preserve the institution's defense and ma

. >>> "the boston globe," camille kos cosby was supposed to testify today. seven women brought a assault against bill cosby saying he sexual assaulted them decades ago. he denied those allegations. >>> a state of emergency for the city of flint, michigan, over its water crisis. dangerous levels of lead leaped into the city's drinking water after it switched from detroit's water system to the flint river to save money. the declaration opens door for federal aid and comes as the u.s. attorney office joins the epa in a investigation. >>> 90 pounds of beef recalled from some walmart's store that may be contaminated with wood the packages have used by date of may 17th, may 29th, and june 6th. no one has reported getting sick. >>> "wall street journal" reports on record car sales in 2015. automakers sold 17.5 million cars and light trucks last year up 5%. americans spent $570 billion on new vehicles and cheap gas and a surge of younger buyers are behind the sale. >>> a u.s. marine is under the arrest after the shooting death of a college student on new year's deat

. >>> a judge granted request by e camille cosby to delay herel deposition. now, today she was supposed to o be questioned under oath aboutbo the defamation lawsuit filediled against her husband. camille lawyers tried to have te the subpoenas toed out of courtt but a judge ruled that she had pertinent information in the in case since she served as her husband's business manager. >> donald trump could soon be sb barred from traveling to the united kingdom.. british parliament plans tot pnt debate banning the controversial candidate from entering thee country.frco why? it's in response to t petition with more than 560,0000 signatures circulating inculangi britain citing trump's call forr temporary ban on muslimsli entering the united states as a reason.. >>> custody battle brewing now n between bristol palin and theald man who may be the father of her newborn baby.aby court documents filed by fily bristol's ex fiance' dakotaak meyer claimed that he is the hse baby's biological father. f he's also asking for joint custody and child support.rt. bristol's mother s

. >>> legal victory for bill cosby's wife, a judge has agreed to postpone camille cosby's testimony in the defamation lawsuit filed against her husband. the testimony was supposed to happen today. defamation case in massachusetts involves seven women who have accused bill cosby of drugging and sexually a assaulting them. philadelphia born comedian has denied allegations. >>> philly's first base man ryan howard is reportedly filing a defamation lawsuit begins aljazeera. it follows documentary the news channel a air linking howard to the use of performance enhancing drugs. howard says that the allegations are false. >>> odd are high but so is the jackpot, a a lot of would be millionaire are placing bets for tonight's power ball drawing. the the jackpot is now at 450 million-dollar. that puts cash pay out at more than 275 million. this was the fourth largest power ball jackpot in history, the odd of winning the grand prize are one in 300 million but not too bad for $2 ticket. >>> impact on southern california was more on report rainfall out west, that is coming up. >>> do you think it is

. >>> bill cosby's wife camille will not be deposed today. a judge allowed her emergency motion for a last-minute stay so an appeal could be heard. she was set to testify in a civil lawsuit involving seven women who accused bill cosby of sexual misconduct and who are now suing him for defamation. they are among cosby's 50 accusers. >> we were anticipating her deposition. it will be fascinating to hear what she knows, what she can offer, if she will actually say anything. >> and how that would affect or if it would affect the ongoing criminal case against him, too. >> she's playing two roles, right? she's the wife, this is a civil case, different rules about that privilege. but she's also the business manager. irreparable harm. what does that mean? only the judge knows. they do this pleading to the judge. this doesn't end it. >> this is not a done deal. you were telling me about that. >> this is about -- >> they'll examine it further. >> right. the point of the judge here is, we don't want to do anything that we don't have to do before we have

a judge agreed to postpone a deposition that camille cosby was supposed to give today. it is for a defamation case followed by seven women who accused bill cosby of sexual misconduct. the cosby's say they shouldn't have to talk about their private conversations, and the judge agreed to let mrs. cosby appeal their deposition order. bill cosby has denied the accusations. >>> well, it is a big jackpot, 450 million-dollar up for grabs for tonight's power ball lottery drawing. that is the cash pay out as more than 275 million-dollar. this by the way is the fourth largest power ball jackpot the in history. odd of winning grand prize are now one in 300 million. we will have more on the power ball fever in a live report coming up 59:30. >>> donald trump has been under fire for his controversial comments about banning muslims from this country, but now he could be the one facing a travel ban instead,. >>> plus record rainfall plus a dent in the california drought but it is also causing major problems this morning. the there is more wet weather on the way. >>> also ryan howard fi

camille cosby will not give a scheduled deposition today in a civil suit. she was scheduled to be deposed by lawyers representing seven women who claim to have been sexually assaulted by bill cosby. to know something about a mysterious art heist is headed to court today. he will be in court in hartford to get a weapons case dismissed. the fbi believes he knows something about the theft from boston's isabella steward gardner knew gardner museum in 1990. but they say it's just a way for federal investigators to question him about the missing artwork. >>> all the new and exciting gadgets on display at consumer electronics show in las vegas. there's things to help you with your workout, while others keep your kitchen filled. then there's blue smart, the first smart suitcase. it's got built-in gps. hopefully no more lost luggage. and a sensor to tell you how much it weighs. also, add-in device charger. that would be useful. how many times are you hunting for an outlet at the airport. everything you need to travel with. drones all over. >> you will fly like a bir

a judge in massachusetts postponed the deposition yesterday while camille cosby appeals an earlier ruling. if cosby loses her appeal she will be forced to testify in a civil lawsuit from seven women against her husband of 52 years. the deposition could include the most private questions about the couple's personal lives and could be made public. we spoke to one of the women's attorneys by phone right after the stay was granted. >> there are issues involving encounters, liaisons with other women, the use of drugs, payment through -- to women from various sources. >> he believes he will get a chance to interview camille cosby. it could take a week if not longer before we know if camille cosby will have to testify. >> if your child attends handy's disciples day care in delaware state police want to hear from you. a 10-month-old died at the day care in millsboro in july. the child's death was ruled a homicide. detectives want to talk to parents or guardians of any children who attended this day care. 51 valerie handy is charged with murder by abuse or neglect. >> 4:34. 20 degrees outside. a n

a last-minute reprieve for camille cosby. a judge in massachusetts today granting an emergency motion, delaying tomorrow's scheduled deposition. she's appealing a ruling forcing her to answer questions in a defamation case involving her husband. >>> the nfl may soon have a team in los angeles, but who? the chargers, the raiders and the rams filing requests to relocate to l.a. next season. no word tonight on what the fans have to say about rooting for those teams all these years in their hometowns. >>> america strong tonight. the officer being hailed a hero in albuquerque, searching for a 3-year-old, missing after a carjacking. the officer later finding her left in a parking lot. >> hi, sweetheart. come here. come here. >> little caroline found in 20 degree weather. tonight, back home with her that officer incredible. >>> when we come back tonight, the powerball, near record territory again this evening. give you a better chance? it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use sup