we know what's going on, carl. it's my gift. barry flynn here unleashed that, carl. how can you hurt a man who's given you so much? he changed! i saw red. what do you see when we speak? we know that you called the poce last year, and you warned them about a man. they ignored me. they ignored me and then he killed a mother and her baby. it wasn't him. the man you warned them about was questioned, but it wasn't him. they found the real killer a week later and he confessed. carl, your gift is not reliable. it's just a reflection on how you feel about other people, but, carl, it's not who they really are. if you kill this man, you'll be destroying a magnificent light. think about it. [groaning] morgan: "the mystery of human existence "lies not in just staying alive, but in fding something to live for." fyodor dostoevsky. hey. i encourage you not to be mad at me. i did a little research about jason ryder, and i found out that he was your fath's old partner at the chicago p.d., so i'm assuming that there was somsort of falling out? no, garcia. jason moved to new york after

carl, welcome back to the program. carl: thank you, it's pleasure to be here. fernando: so a lot of exciting things are happening in the next few weeks. obviously new hampshire right away, and then also south carolina, then nevada. how are you war gaming this? how do you see it? what do you think is going to be happening? carl: well, look, we're the news business. we're like the candidates; it's like a video game, this stuff is just coming at us, right? new hampshire first. two days from now, the new lot of these questions we have. bernie sanders and hillary clinton, on the democratic side, a tie in iowa, right? nothing was decided. right? bernie sanders wins there, maybe you have a race. maybe you actually have, instead of a coronation on the democratic side, an argument over the future of the democratic party between two candidates, who you know have accomplished a lot in politics. a serious conversation. fernando: you look at the republican side, maybe a bit of a surprise that ted cruz overwhelmed trump, relative to the polls anyway. what do you think will h

carl: not quite yet. with expectations for fed tightening this year, we think the labor market is still tightening in the united states, and eventually wages will go up and the u.s. has to be vigilant. vonnie: at what points do central banks -- francine: at what point do central banks have to reach the limits? mario draghi is saying whatever it takes, but it is quite small. they have come to the end of how they can surprise markets. am i right? carl: let's take individual cases. bank of japan is beyond its limits. they are already taking on more debt and the government is printing -- than the government is printing. tops the wrong medicine on of everything else. they are the populating and they cannot resist a contraction with their economy. resistance is futile, and it sets up a growing dependency of the government on the central bank to finance itself. that has to end badly. tom: could you be gloomier? politicians,ass, have to deal with macroeconomics. how does washington deal with policies? richard: th

a nightmare for carl and his wife kristy.. especially considering just how rare this type of cancer the doctor.. he researched and researched and he could only find about 88 cases.." 88 cases?" "yes.. 88..""you hear it all the time.. but you never expect it being young.. i guess young.. to hear that at all.. especially with three little boys.. it was hard.." carl's finger was amputated.. the tumor removed.. but the husband and father of three isn't out of the woods.."so this cancer is still in me.. it's in my bloodstream.. it's not in my bones.. they did tests to do that.. and it's not in the three lymph nodes that they took out.. but it is still in me.."while so many questions still surround carl's diagnosis.. his brothers and sisters at the fire department.. have left no doubt where they stand.. frequent visits.. meals delivered.. love shown.."these guys come in and they're like brothers.. they're like family to him.. and to me.. but.. bark nats**nats outside shooting hoops*"with a wife that i love.. and 3 boys that i love s

when smith adopted carl, he knew he was saving the dog; but he never thought carl would return the favor. jeff is back with your ..... forecast. tonight: partly cloudy, with a low around 35. west wind around 5 mph. saturday: mostly sunny, with a high near 63. north wind around 5 mph. saturday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 37. north wind around 5 mph becoming calm. sunday: mostly sunny, with a high near 63. north wind around 5 mph becoming northwest in the morning. sunday night: partly cloudy, washington's birthday: sunny, with a high near 63. monday night: mostly clear, a high near 62. breezy. wednesday night: a chance of rain. mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. breezy. thursday: rain likely. mostly cloudy, with a high near 49. "you're watching kolo 8 news now at 5:00." tonight on kolo 8 news now at 5:00." tonight on kolo 8 news now... the presidential race is heating up in south carolina... while republican voters in nevada face a key deadline. drones exploded in popularity, far faster than expected... but not everybody's happy about the trend. and not all motor oil is creat

carl was acting strange all day... restless and pacing. hours later... carl woke drew up.... from his sleep. "he was licking me and barking [at] me and i was kind of like, 'oh, my throat really hurts.' so i grabbed some water off my nightstand and took a drink, that's when drew smelled it... his entire home was full of smoke. drew grabbed carl... and... ran out of the house and called firefighters. they told him..... the fire had been smoldering inside the walls all day... and... because of carl waking him up... he prevented the fire from getting even worse.... and... possibly even saved his life. still ahead... tax season is upon us and we've got tips to help you maximize your tax return! we'll tell you about some tax that could land a little extra cash back in your pocket. and.. a major cell phone provider is testing out a new network that hopes to make the internet speeds on your phone even faster.. and the competition is right on its heels. that's coming up next in financial focus. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job

. @>> reporter: carl breaking @down barriers and business. @lack men and women who are @retiring today passing off @their companies because of @those opportunities he provided. @ @>> he said to get your @education. @>> reporter: the son of louis @stokes, chuck stokes. @lewis, the first black american @member of congress from ohio. @if lewis had been there tonight? @ @>> he would be smiling from @ear to ear and he would be the @first one urging lebron james @to get that championship with @the team. @>> reporter: two brothers. @winners in history. @>> the struggle isn't over but @you can do it. @>> reporter: this is part of a @continuing series for the cavs. @you recall the last time we @were at cavs history, jesse @>> carl stokes went on to @become a pioneering news anchor. @ @>> thank you, hillary. @>>> betsy is here now. @>> everyone is like, when is @the issue going to fall? @we can't get away from it. @it is february. @tomorrow will start around 30 @degrees. @temperatures into the 40s. @tomorrow will be a nice day. @there is your forecast

. >> as long as you get the candidates straight, carl you are ahead. i appreciate what they are saying with their comments. it is interesting to hear what they are saying before the votes are cast. great to see you, carl. >> reporter: thank you, jenna. >>> candidates need supporters

>> good morning, carl. that letter to his employees came out early this morning and continued a war of words between the fbi and apple that lasted through the entire weekend. here's what tim cook said in part in his letter this morning. he acknowledged the awkwardness that the company finds itself in now that it is dueling with the fbi. cook writing, apple is a uniquely american company. it does not feel right to be on the opposite side of the government in a case centering on the freedoms and liberties that government is meant to protect. meanwhile, fbi director james comey posting his own blog post on a legal blog last night, writing, the particular legal issue is actually quite narrow. the relief we seek is limited, and its value increasingly obsolete, because the technology continues to evolve. so carl, one of the key points here is whether or not this technique, if apple is forced to use it, could be replicated again and again in other cases. law enforcement officials across the country have said they

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tom, this is carl davis. i know what's going on. what are you talking about? i'll be waiting for you outside. if you're a man, you'll be there. george, i've changed my mind. order me a steak. rare. i have to apologize. that'sa strange man. i've never seen tom act like that before. i can't understand what's come over him. now i understand what's come over him. well, well, well. you got caught with your hand you cheap bigolo. that's gigolo. he admits it! george, what's going on? as if you didn't know. how could you? your husband's not the world's best-looking guy. lord knows he's not the thinnest. but he's a decent and loyal man. what you got to say? george, i've been helping carl set up the marriage counseling program at the help center. we just came here to celebrate. oh. you're a marriage counselor? yep. why don't you counsel this woman's husband? he's a hothead, jumping to conclusions. i tried to tell him, "nothing's going on between them." you think he listened? no. he won't make a fool out of me. we got to talk. carl, i've never been so embarrassed. tom wo

glad we could help, carl monday, cleveland 19. >> good for her, carl. a heads up. if you're traveling on the turnpike on monday, you'll not be able to use your credit card to pay for tolls. the network will be down between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. for upgrades. you can use your pass. make sure have you cash. if you stop at a service plaza the credit card machine wills work. tonight a west side suburb came together to remember a kent state student who was shot and killed on sunday. nick massa grew up in westwood and his neighborhood remembered the 18-year-old. earlier today a suspect was in court. the juvenile is being hold shocking words coming from a 21-year-old local recording artists. tonight we learned strongsville police are investigating her for bullying a teenager. sara goldenberg is here with that story. >> hilary cashell is under fire after a video of her bullying another woman ent viral. now she's getting unwanted attention since the victim posted that video on-line. >> you're literally a waste of sperm and egg. i will punch you in the face. >> reporter: t

thanks, carl. >> fun while it lasted. carl edwards. now tomorrow we will set the front row for the daytona 500 on fox. >> tomorrow on fox, daytona 500 qualifying. catch the sport's biggest stars as we set the starting lineup for thursday. and determine the front row for next sunday's running of the daytona 500. it all starts tomorrow, 1:00 eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific, only on fox. >> you'll see all of tonight's drivers and nearly 20 more starting positions in the 500. >> mike, overtime. >> we're going to overtime. >> overtime! >> nascar style! >> yeah, baby. >> all right, here here's newt rule. they'll wave the green flag at start/finish as usual. and if it is a clean restart and the leader makes it around to the overtimeline on the back straightaway without the caution flag waving, then the next flag, yellow or checkered, will end the race. if the leader doesn't get to the overtime line before the caution waves the line will back up and do it again. again flag in overtime. denny hamlin, joey logano, and the rest of the field. >> look

joining me with his perspective carl rhodes former senior advisor to george w bush, carl, welcome. great to see you. >> thanks, trish. trish: carl, i know that you said trump blew it in iowa, and we can talk about that. there are a variety of reasons for it. but you also said as a result of his actions in iowa, this mainly results in a very long road ahead for the gop nomination. with that in mind, how much does new hampshire matter this year? >> well, it does matter a lot. i mean my point about iowa was that if trump had won iowa and then won new hampshire, that he could conceivably run the table. but he lost iowa, and i think he's going to win new hampshire. but let's be careful about relying on one poll. these were primaries hard to poll, polling is not as scientific as we think it is. and in new hampshire, basically one out of every two voters will be making up their mind between basically today and election day with close to maybe one out of every five making up their mind on the election day itself. that's why it's a mistake for trump not to be in the state today. but take a

thanks, carl. >> fun while it lasted. carl edwards. now tomorrow we will set the front row for the daytona 500 on fox. >> tomorrow on fox, daytona 500 qualifying. catch the sport's biggest stars as we set the starting lineup for thursday. and determine the front row for next sunday's running of the daytona 500. it all starts tomorrow, 1:00 eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific, only on fox. drivers and nearly 20 more hopeful of earning one of the 40 starting positions in the 500. >> mike, overtime. >> we're going to overtime. >> overtime! >> nascar style! >> yeah, baby. >> all right, here here's newt rule. they'll wave the green flag at start/finish as usual. and if it is a clean restart and the leader makes it around to the overtimeline on the back straightaway without the caution flag waving, then the next flag, yellow or checkered, will end the race. if the leader doesn't get to the overtime line before the caution waves the line will back up and do it again. again flag in overtime. denny hamlin, joey logano, and the rest of the field. >> loo

thanks, carl. >> fun while it lasted. carl edwards. now tomorrow we will set the front row for the daytona 500 on fox. >> tomorrow on fox, daytona 500 qualifying. catch the sport's biggest stars as we set the starting lineup for thursday. and determine the front row for next sunday's running of the daytona 500. it all starts tomorrow, 1:00 eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific, >> you'll see all of toninit's drivers and nearly 20 more hopeful of earning one of the 40 starting positions in the 500. >> mike, overtime. >> we're going to overtime. >> overtime! >> nascar style! >> yeah, baby. >> all right, here here's newt rule. they'll wave the green flag at start/finish as usual. and if it is a clean restart and the leader makes it around to the overtimeline on the back straightaway without the caution flag waving, then the next flag, yellow or checkered, will end the race. if the leader doesn't get to the overtime line before the caution waves the line will back up and do it again. again flag in overtime. denny hamlin, joey logano, and the rest of

carl weinberg will join us. we will bring you gideon rose, of "foreign affairs magazine" on sluggish growth, including america. stay with us. ♪ tom: saudi arabia and russia oil productione had adequate january levels. this is the ramification of too much market supply. -- is indeterminate for a third janet yellen consider flood for longer. this is "bloomberg surveillance," we are live from new york. francine, a jumble this morning figuring out which way to go. jumble, followed till it what you want. in europe, we opened higher. and now, investors are trying to figure out what is going on with oil. more unknown been known. that means people are nervous. tom: we are trying to pick it up on a four-day workweek with his u.s. and it is messy out there. crystal clear the bloomberg first word news. warning from the president of south korea -- she says north korea will gain the capability to deploy nuclear .eapons the united nations may impose new emotions and sanctions on north korea. new satellite photos shows china

thanks, carl. carl edwards. now tomorrow we will set the front row for the daytona 500 on fox. >> tomorrow on fox, daytona 500 qualifying. catch the sport's biggest stars as we set the starting lineup for thursday. and determine the front row for next sunday's running of the daytona 500. it all starts tomorrow, 1:00 eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific, only on fox. >> you'll see all of tonight's drivers and nearly 20 more hopeful of earning one of the 40 starting positions in the 500. >> mike, overtime. >> we're going to overtime. >> overtime! >> nascar style! >> yeah, baby. >> all right, here here's newt rule. they'll wave the green flag at start/finish as usual. and if it is a clean restart and the leader makes it around to the overtimeline on the back flag waving, then the next flag, yellow or checkered, will end the race. if the leader doesn't get to the overtime line before the caution waves the line will back up and do it again. again flag in overtime. denny hamlin, joey logano, and the rest of the field. >> look

carl, thank you very much. from one carl to another now. jon: i believe carl cameron hails from new hampshire, so he knows. jenna: you're right. jon: and his ears are used to it. [laughter] let's bring in karl rove, former senior adviser and deputy white house chief of staff for president george w. bush, also a fox news contributor. karl, had the numbers just up on screen there, donald trump at 30% in new hampshire. do you buy it, karl? what is your prediction? >> yeah, look, i do buy it. but i would say a couple things. first of all, let's be careful about these polls. we're in an era where it's more difficult to do accurate polling, and we're also polling a primary. and a primary by its very nature is more difficult to poll. and then on top top of that, we're polling new hampshire. iowa and new hampshire in particular, there's a lot of movement at the end. nearly one out of every two voters are likely to be making up their mind between now and election day. when people say, well, here's what my choice is, in reality in these states, think

[ laughter ] >> you ever see-- you see carl, all the time, don't you? carl reiner? >> anybody have a green dodge? wait. uh. carl-- i see carl-- >> you see all the guys from the old show? howie morris? >> howie mo-- ugh. how i miss him! howie morris is directing some of the best commercials on television-- the mcdonald commercials. >> does he do those? >> that's howie morris, right. he's terrific. you know. he's my-- god made pigeons, he made little doves, and he made howie mars. [ laughter ] >> and he said, "they shall be called prey." >> prey? >> p-r-e-y. >> right. >> yes. "they shall be called prey." and then he made wolves and foxes and tigers-- "and they shall be called melvin." [ laughter ] and i went in-- the minute i saw howie, on "the show of shows" they introduced me to-- i-i went for his neck. you know, i-i couldn't help it. he's just-- you have to go for him. anyway, i met howie, and we went out, and we had lunch, and we were walking down in the village near mcdougal -- i said, my mind, i said, "this would be a splendid place for a robbery." bang! i hit h

carl. carl finster. carl, i can see that you're in pain. i'm not. i feel alive. like--like electricity is running through me. [handcuff rattles] can you take these off? i won't try to escape. i promise. i'm here for you. you're lying. i don't blame you. i just need you to hear me out until i know that you're convinced. that i'm your biggest success story. while we initially thought barry flynn might be a suspect, it turns out we're looking for one of his followers. an unsub who suffers from erotomania. he's obsessed with flynn, his latest abductee, and he may believe that flynn's also in love with him. erotomania has very little to do with sex. it's a romantic or spiritual connection that erotomanics crave. victims of the delusion tend to be from a higher social status and have done very little to stimulate or encourage such a belief. in fact, it's likely the unsub and barry flynn have had no previous contact. his infatuation probably began from afar, considering flynn's celeity status. the patience required to commit his crimes makes us believe he's a male in hi

olympia, carl. this is carl? carl -- oh, carl. this is carl. is he from nebraska as well? >> minnesota. >> reporter: everyone says you carl, wake up! now you're a young christian. this camera is live and so is this microphone. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: i know that's a rude way to wake you up. >> that wasn't very nice. >> reporter: they all said you were a good sport, so we thought we'd try it. >> i'm a good sport. >> reporter: you have hair just like the zumis in the morning. >> carl had been asleep about 20 minutes. that was the fun part and all that heat hit and now's of those kids were overcome by the heat -- thousands of those kids were overcome by the heat. it's some of the most memorable coverage we've done here at 9news. >> you're so excited for the moment and they walked so far, they stayed up all night celebrating. >> masses of kids in sleeping bags. >> we have more stuff from mark in the koebrich file next week, great stuff. >> i have some great pictures of you from way back. >> come on. i got days to start the waterworks. don't get me going. an

carl cameron, live for us. thank you, carl. bill: justice scalia live in life. the effect of his death is playing an enormous role today. steve hayes, "weekly standard," fox news contributor. good morning to you. >> morning, bill. bill: do point by point here today. you say the president if smart will appoint someone who will make republican obstruction politically painful. what does that mean, steve? >> well i think actually republican candidates when they argue that the president shouldn't nominate somebody are wrong. i think president has every right to nominate somebody. the constitution permitses it. it is certainly his role. made clear in the statement on saturday night he intends to do so. if he wants to put republicans in a pinch. make this position republicans staked out they're not holding hearing and nominee, nominee, somebody replace that. moderate, former senate colleague on republican side. media would say republicans are being awfully obstruction it in their approach for the president. bill: that logic seems to suggest you drive out, or drive up d

. >> hey, carl. as we reported for you a couple weeks ago, spotify had had planned and is still planning to sell 500 million euros and dollars in convertible bonds on either side of the atlantic. the company is also now in negotiations with private equity firm for an entirely 500 million euro for $550 million investment. the exact terms of the deal unclear. i'm told they are similar to the convertible, which is still being raised. that deal pays interest around 3 to 4% and offers a 17.5% discount to the ipo price if the ipo happens this year. the discount goes up, the longer that spotify takes to go public. most interesting about the convertible, it keeps the valuation the same, which is about $8 billion premoney. and because it converts at ipo, its equity value will be determined then. unlike pure equity the companies raise, which is quite annoying. it has to be recalculated every single time money is raised, it goes up, it goes down. and that can be frustrating for companies as we have seen. banker

good morning, john. >> good morning, carl. you know we've talked a lot this campaign season about the influence of donald trump, and the way that he has capitalized on discontent with the political establishment to take the republican primary race by storm. of course, he's poised to win a victory in the new hampshire primary today if the polls are anything close to accurate. but the other big story, of course, has been bernie sanders. the democratic socialist senator from vermont began his campaign against hillary clinton for the democratic nomination as a dramatic underdog. but he essentially tied her in iowa, he's leading in new hampshire. and we went to a restaurant in concord, new hampshire, to try to talk to voters about exactly what they see in bernie sanders. >> everything that i've seen about bernie is just legitimate. >> bernie says in every speech that things in the country are controlled by superrich people. millionaires and billionaires and not for the average person. >> these people are running the country the way

jackson. >> carl jackson.com or carl >> amy: the -- carl jackson radio. >> amy: the domestic agency fired her. she was let go after serving 10 years at harbor house. wick has hired an attorney. her lawyer told the sentinel that she was given no notice or severance pay which violated the contract. they are hoping to work things out to not file a lawsuit. >> amy: a woman is accused of biting a police officer. tavarres police got a call that cassandra manning was passed out in the hallway. when the police got there, they found manning in a hotel room with her husband yelling. she refused to calm down, and put her in cuffs and she by bit the law enforcement officer. >> john: 7:44 here on "good day orlando." all new this morning. video of a sea world rescue team saving a hump back quhail off the coast of california. they found the 25-foot long mammal stuck in a fishing line. they worked for over two hours to cut the line in several places and they watched the whale swim away as it got out of the net. >> amy: expanding medical marijuana in the state of florida. >> reporter: the only form

carl: she is going to walk back expectations. at the time of december liftoff, we highlighted the potential that there was a remote chance of them delivering. potentially, we could see liftoff at me dear. i do not think we will see anything close to four. watch for that june or second half move coming up next. francine: we are having technical issues. what are the chances of a recession? carl: 15 to 20%. people have to step back and look at the reality of what is driving the u.s. economy now. housing to ars, smaller degree. government spending will provide a bigger lift. do not look to what is driving growth the last three or four years. there are new drivers. this is a different stage of the economic cycle, different drivers. is lowerof recession than what people are pricing. why are we talking about possible negative interest rates? what has happened that we are now looking at japan is singing next one may be the united states -- looking at japan and is saying the next one may be the united states. byl: they will ease signaling

thanks, carl. >> fun while it lasted. carl edwards. now tomorrow we will set the front row for the daytona 500 on fox. >> tomorrow on fox, daytona 500 qualifying. catch the sport's biggest stars as we set the starting lineup for thursday. and determine the front row for next sunday's running of the daytona 500. it all starts tomorrow, 1:00 eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific, only on fox. >> you'll see all of tonight's drivers and nearly 20 more hopeful of earning one of the 40 starting positions in the 500. >> mike, overtime. >> we're going to overtime. >> overtime! >> nascar style! >> all right, here here's newt rule. they'll wave the green flag at start/finish as usual. and if it is a clean restart and the leader makes it around to the overtimeline on the back straightaway without the caution flag waving, then the next flag, yellow or checkered, will end the race. if the leader doesn't get to the overtime line before the caution waves the line will back up and do it again. again flag in overtime. denny hamlin, joey logano, and the rest of t

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carl is the man and pou tine is good. hillary clinton is behind in the polls, jetting off to flint, michigan, to meet with leaders there about the city's water crisis. bernie sanders pushes hard to keep his lead for tuesday's primary. chief white house correspondent ed henry is live at a sanders' rally in portsmouth, new hampshire, right now. hi, ed. >> reporter: good to see you, arthel. over 1,200 people in portsmouth at the very same gymnasium hillary clinton had hundreds of people. bernie sanders with more enthusiasm. he has a double digit lead here in new hampshire. he was telling this crowd, firing them up by talking about how he doesn't just want small change. listen. >> every day somebody asks me in the media, your ideas are so ambitious. how are you going to get them done? and we will get them done because people will demand that they get them. >> reporter: and hillary clinton is in flint, michigan, dealing with the water crisis there. when reporters were asking her about going there a couple days before the prima

carl: i do think it's leading to volatility. and thethe factual factual is that in japan and did not work. it is not been too successful in the european economies that tried it as well. with qb, there has been positive impact. plus.ts a you seen research have with smaller economies in europe like denmark or sweden will get to a point where negative rates "work?" how far does denmark have to go to get to a real effect? jonathan: i spoke to the governor of the bank of sweden and i said where's the floor? we do not know where the effect of lower bound is anymore. to david's point, it has worked in the nordic countries, but that takes her getting crushed. i spoke to a cfo and number of weeks ago at nordic bank and he is absorbing losses. he is not passing negative rates to consumers. carl: it creates an environment where banks want to lend. david: the fundamental problem is people don't want to borrow. it's not that they do not want to lend. people are very skittish and they are saving. tom: first of all, it's extremely important th

carl cameron is at trump headquarters. hey, carl. >> hi, megyn the crowd is beginning to wander in here, and there is consent this is going to be a big night. huge turnout, lots of anger. the recipe for success donald trump has been looking for. and apart from the degree of confidence they're going to win here, there are say series of plans that i will straight how he intends to do away with ted cruz. this is not focused on marco rubio so much. they're pleased in trumphand to find it outlooks like rubio will be second are excited that ted cruz looks to be having perhaps the worst of the top three worst nights. to that end, donald trump is looking at one, in the next 21 days that will bring us to march 15th, where we have winner take all races, donald trump has been in 21 days to submit to submit his victory. that is a very have gresive schedule and he is looking for put away punches. now, he has expressed a certain amount of uncertainty in caucuses. and since his big win in south carolina, he expressed that kind of doubt.

drew says that carl never really barks so he knew that something was up. at first he thought that carl wanted to go outgone to the bathroom but when smith turned on the lights he said that's when he noticed that smoke was filling his apartment. >> smoke alarm and co2 alarm isn't going off. he got me before that. he saved my life. who knows if i would have woken up. >> carl considering that rescue favor returned. love that story. >>> the internet has certainly changed the way some people find love and while there's been an uptick on dating sites and apps ahead of valentine's day, apparently some people are using them simply to find friends. especially at the college level. a study of 200 students found that 73 percent used the dating app tinder. now the app concurs saying half of its users are in fact college age but they aren't always tinderring, is that a verb -- to actually date. more than half say the kind of companionship they're looking for isn't romantic but platonic. some college students say let's just be honest here the definition of friend can be

thanks, carl. >> fun while it lasted. carl edwards. now tomorrow we will set the front row for the daytona 500 on fox. >> tomorrow on fox, daytona 500 qualifying. catch the sport's biggest stars as we set the starting lineup for thursday. and determine the front row for next sunday's running of the daytona 500. it all starts tomorrow, 1:00 eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific, only on fox. >> you'll see all of tonight's drivers and nearly 20 more hopeful of earning one of the 40 starting positions in the 500. >> mike, overtime. >> we're going to overtime. >> overtime! >> nascar style! >> yeah, baby. rule. they'll wave the green flag at start/finish as usual. and if it is a clean restart and the leader makes it around to the overtimeline on the back straightaway without the caution flag waving, then the next flag, yellow or checkered, will end the race. if the leader doesn't get to the overtime line before the caution waves the line will back up and do it again. again flag in overtime. denny hamlin, joey logano, and the rest of the field. >> loo

. >> and still ahead, carl edwards taking a break, checking out (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, >>> legoland planning to build a lakeside report. >> here's a closer look at the resort. >> sinced ode leg go leaned has been like a magnet, drawing pigger crowds than ever before. looks like soon the head count will be even higher still. plans are in the works to build a in resort here on 50-plus acres boring lake dexter, just across the street from the park. 166 duplexes, where guests can relax in the pool or hang out at the clubhouse or at one of the local shops who are already benefiting from legoland's presence can't weight for the next big move. >> it will build the area, it will build business, and it's a really good thing for the area. >> merland entertainment, legoland's parent company, has been on the move since it set down roots here. >> now officially open. >> it's expanded every six months or so, every time the same thing has happened. more jobs. >> the new hotel brought in 160. the new model building cen

good afternoon, carl. >> hi, martha. and tonight, donald trump is looking for back to back wins in the first two primaries. in the last couple days he's been talking about how he doesn't know about caucuses, of course he didn't win in iowa, and that may be telegraphing something about nevada. should donald trump win tonight and the polls leading today suggested he had a sizable, comfortable lead. it would eliminate a lot of the debate about whether or not he really is the front runner, and put enough wind in his sails. trumps in spartanburg tonight for a hopefully a victory rally and party. this, the northern western part of the state is where there's a big concentration of conservatives, and all the candidates have spent a tremendous amount of time up here. just as they do down in the southern part of the state down on the seacoast which is a great deal of veteran voting. this has been a tremendously difficult week for all of the candidates because of the bare knuckle nature of south carolina politics. there have been r

thanks, carl. >> fun while it lasted. carl edwards. now tomorrow we will set the front row for the daytona 500 on fox. >> tomorrow on fox, daytona 500 qualifying. catch the sport's biggest stars as we set the starting lineup for thursday. and determine the front row for next sunday's running of the daytona 500. it all starts tomorrow, 1:00 eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific, only on fox. >> you'll see all of tonight's drivers and nearly 20 more hopeful of earning one of the 40 starting positions in the 500. >> mike, overtime. >> we're going to overtime. >> overtime! >> nascar style! >> yeah, baby. >> all right, here here's newt rule. they'll wave the green flag at and if it is a clean restart and the leader makes it around to the overtimeline on the back straightaway without the caution flag waving, then the next flag, yellow or checkered, will end the race. if the leader doesn't get to the overtime line before the caution waves the line will back up and do it again. again flag in overtime. denny hamlin, joey logano, and the rest of the field

in a ted cruz event in jefferson, iowa, carl? >> reporter: the crowd hasn't started to line up. but ted cruz is talking about the crowd size and strength of the ground game. donald trump was in waterloo, iowa. a sparse turn out and he made a fairly quick exit. he said that he was going to have to get out quickly because he was going to drive to cedar rapids. ground game is an issue. for ted cruz, he claimed it was the biggest organization and ground game in the race are. he brought in hundreds and more than a thousand volunteers from the country to can can vass and door knock to get people out this evening and he suggested that donald trump to their view is some what lacking. >> we are not finding donald trump's troops on the ground. there is a lot of candidates that spent more time in iowa than i have. we spent a ton of time in new hampshire and south carolina and ton of time in the southern states with the super tuesday primary. and ton of time in nevada. we are running a national campaign. >> reporter: rhetoric when they talk

. >> thank you so much, carl. we'll go wide to ed henry in nevada for the latest on hillary clinton's projected win in nevada caucuses. don't go away >>> this is a fox news alert. there is a winner of today's democratic caucuses in nevada and it is hillary clinton. she's p to speak shortly in las vegas. we're going to bring that to you as soon as she does. ed henry joins us from a caucus site in henderson, nevada with the latest. hey, ed. how is it going? >> reporter: good to see you. as you say, fox news has projected that hillary clinton is going to win of the if you go to the nevada democratic party's web site with the official results, it's still very tight and with just over about 24, 25% in, hillary clinton has about a three-points lead. so obviously we've been able to project based on the results that have come in from specific counties that in the long run hillary clinton will win and she just tweeted out, to everyone who turned out every corner of nevada, this is your win. and i think that's the key word.

carl, obviously tragic developments last night. but we felt like your story is an important one that needed to be told. tell us a little bit about it. >> even i was surprised 100,000 cases of fraud each year with social security. atop of that, we found a case locally we thought was a perfect example of that, a guy for the past 10 years has been posing as a paraplegic and collecting social security disability about $1,500 a month. we thought it was a gross example of the kind of fraud going on out there. >> romona: 100,000 people. one of the reasons we wanted to more people who need social security disability and they can't get it. >> reporter: oh, yeah. we met a woman named doris, only 50-years-old with heart disease, cancer, seizures and diabetes. for five years she hasn't been able to receive disability if you can imagine that. we were flabbergast this had woman wasn't getting social security disability and this other guy named john barker, faking his disease was basis. >> romona: which is so hard to believe. my sister who has mu

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. >> good morning, carl. as we continue to see the big drops in the equity market, its is purchase of treasuries, purchases of boons, the real question is speck laters. sell rallies and equities or is it going to change the technicals. we're down to a hn ill. is the chai going for ten-year rating dchlt we have a lot of important players and mr. look at a day of boons with ten-year note rates. there's no doubt there's a tefbive trade there. let's look at a two-day of the dollar chen, shall we? open the chard up to. you can see how far back this trade going. whenl you see these risk aftof and the unravelening on after that which pushes the dow bedow. nobody knows what it's going to do. nobody hows how london and the u.s. in. and the spn is. look at 2000le 8 but more importantly let's open up the char to to year. we're coming for a mump blingerstore. >> still to come, thousand budget committee member chris val hollins wants to tighten some of the restrictions on the corporate tax enversion. we're back in a minut

thanks, carl. >> fun while it lasted. carl edwards. now tomorrow we will set the front row for the daytona 500 on fox. >> tomorrow on fox, daytona 500 qualifying. catch the sport's biggest stars as we set the starting lineup for thursday. and determine the front row for next sunday's running of the daytona 500. it all starts tomorrow, 1:00 eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific, only on fox. >> you'll see all of tonight's drivers and nearly 20 more hopeful of earning one of the 40 starting positions in the 500. >> mike, overtime. >> we're going to overtime. >> overtime! >> nascar style! >> yeah, baby. >> all right, here here's newt rule. start/finish as usual. and if it is a clean restart and the leader makes it around to the overtimeline on the back straightaway without the caution flag waving, then the next flag, yellow or checkered, will end the race. if the leader doesn't get to the overtime line before the caution waves the line will back up and do it again. again flag in overtime. denny hamlin, joey logano, and the rest of the field. >> loo

hey, john. >> hey, carl. you know, even 36 hours later, the dominant event in the closing phase of the new hampshire primary, at least on the republican side, is this clip from marco rubio in the debate on saturday night when he repeated himself over and over, and then got busted by new jersey governor, chris christie, for relying on that talking point. take a look. >> let's discuss once and for all that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. he knows exactly what he's doing. he's taking a systemic effort to change this country to make america like the rest of the world. let's dispel with this fiction he doesn't know what he's doing. he knows exactly what he's doing. this notion that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing is just not true. he knows exactly what he's doing. >> there it is, the memorized 25-second speech. there it is, everybody! >> now the reason that's important is that marco rubio came out of iowa with a strong third place, moving up midweek showed up moving solidly into second. his mo

flyers on the windshield, tough stuff. >> i hear you, carl. we've got to go. carl, thanks so much. mr. new hampshire. a native of the state. the latest on the democratic race, coming up with election ed henry. in my business i can count on my i.t. guy bailing me out all the time... i'm not the i.t. guy. i'm the desktop support tech supervisor. and my customers knowing right when their packages arrive. introducing real-time delivery notifications. learn more at myusps.com then you might beformance laptogearcentric.e bff? right now, all pcs and printers are on sale! like this hp laptop for just $199.99! office depot officemax. gear up for great®. >>> bernie sanders has held a strong lead over hillary clinton in new hampshire. in a few hours we'll know if he will pick up the first victory over the lesser known upstart, hillary. let's to go chief white house correspondent ed henry live. so ed, if hillary gets shellacked, how soon does she drop out and how soon is biden on the team? >> i don't think it will happen that quickly, my friend. you always ask those very intriguing questions.