what do you think? he s doing better with the donor base. he s doing bet anywhere new hampshire in iowa he s way behind. and cruz is way up. cruz has put in a lot of work there. he s gotten some endorsements, he s visiting a lot of counties. it s a very socially conservative, veryreligious state. trump has insulted iowans a few times. i don t know if trump likes the iowa voters as much as he likes the south carolina and new hampshire voters. huckabee won iowa, santorum won iowa. hang on, jesse, we ve got breaking news, i want toe toss to shepard smith on the fox desk. chicago s mayor and police department holding a news conference, will release video showing a white police officer shooting and killing a black teenag teenager. today prosecutors announce they have charged that officer with murder in the first degree, the first chicago police officer charged in such a way in 35
temporary shelter. the red cross is answering the needs with shelters in the area. three in washington alone. but we know that number will climb as well. that s one of the biggest challenges are things are getting dark out there. as nightfall webs it is more difficult to coordinate resources. more difficult to search through rubble. and as this system blows through and cold air comes in, the temperature drop is also going to be an issue to make sure that people can be kept warm, fed and sheltered as we get into the nightfall. on a human level, how are you holding up and folks there, especially emergency workers? well, certainly, we are doing bet are than many are today and we are grateful for that. but we want to make sure we are providing all of the services necessary for the people directly impacted by this. we will start working through shifts as we keep things open through the night. as we continue to bring additional asses to the bear to make sure people can be helped out. we
with all the money spent against him the last year and a half he got a bigger percentage of the vote and more votes than got last time around. including 38% of everybody in a union household. if you were a non-union member living in a union household, your wife was a member of the teachers union and you weren t, or your husband was a member of the uaw and you weren t, walker got 48% of those people. martha: that s a stunning number. you claim the turnout in terms of registering voters in the swing states that republicans seem to be doing bet there are that ground game as well. i have been watching this over the course of the last five, six months. if team obama was as good as they claim they are, would you think they would be winning the registration war. they would be out there registering voters. 8 battleground states register voters by political party. in every one of those 8 states the democrats are being bested
involve prostitutes. details in just a moment. a massive tornado outbreak hours from now. counties are on alert and on edge. comments about ann romney have unleashed a debate about moms and thrust the spotlight on women voters. we re putting fight, the campaign for votes in focus. and there is a sense urgency right now in the u.s. that a new outbreak of tornados is possible in the plain states. conditions are ripe throughout areas. a tornado touched down in norman, oklahoma. no serious injuries. high winds in yuba city called damage as well. let s bring in alexandra steele. we caught you a little bit early. tell us what happened and where this might hit. what s most unsettling is not only where it might hit and kind of the vastness of that but when it might hit. we re going to watch these potentially develop between 4:00 and 8:00 tonight. of course, that means nighttime. that means rain-wrapped tornadoes po e ten chally. that means you can t see what s coming. when i
thanks for being with us. thank you. we know you had a rough time with the streets. some plows had to be pulled off the roads and you had officials warning people that if they went out they were taking their lives in their hands. where do you stand this morning? we are doing bet there are morning. the roads are treacherous. the temperatures were still low. it s very icy. every school district in the state was closed. this is the first time any of us could remember the entire state being under blizzard conditions. we have a lot of digging out to do, but the sun is out today. we have dedicated really committed people that have been out there for four, five days without seeing their families that have been pushing the plows and doing everything they can to keep the streets open so the public safety and emergency vehicles can get through. so we just have to keep going, you know? one foot in front of the other. in our state we re used to, you know, six to eight-inch snowfalls, not 47