ginned up the base all these years, have created a tiger, and the question is, who can ride that tiger and jeb bush could not. grace goldford also says time : will tell if the trump victories will continue beyond super tuesday, because the other contenders are splitting the non-trump vote. political analysts tend to agree on one thing, that this is the most unique presidential race in decades. more twists and turns are expected as super tuesday looms large. that day is march 1. laura: still ahead, a look at the democrat race. how bernie sanders is hoping to rebound from a tough loss over the weekend. and, a look at the events from the campaign trail. new tonight, a des moines woman is facing attempted murder charges. police were called to the 1900 block of east walnut saturday on reports that a man had lit himself on fire. when they arrived, police say they found the victim burned head to toe, and yelling that his girlfriend set him on fire. after questioning the amy thornton
race in decades. more twists and turns are expected as super tuesday looms large. that is set for next week, march 1. elizabeth: donald trump is now looking for his third victory. and senators marco rubio and ted cruz battle for second. danielle nottingham has more. hena: hena: danielle: donald trump is on a roll after picking up 50 delegates in his south carolina victory. but trump isn t underestimating his republican rivals. i m dealing with very talented people, smart people, good people. i think they ll be competing. danielle: it is shaping up to be a three man race between trump and senators marco rubio and ted cruz heading into tuesdays caucuses in nevada. rubio picked up the endorsement of nevada senator dean heller it could be key in his effort to become the choice of establishment republicans. the democrats don t want to run against me but i want to run against them. cruz is hitting the ground hard here in nevada after a disappointing third place finish in
the durango community center. where ted cruz will be later on this morning. nevada democrats caucused on state.. but not by a large margin. percent.. while sanders took 47. took 47. clinton thanked supporters. saying she has the momentum.. to keep her campaign going to the white house.. while sanders blamed low turnout and says.. he s not going anywhere. (( hillary clinton // (d) presidential candidate: this is your campaign, and it is, it is a campaign to break down every barrier that holds you back. we re going to build ladders of opportunity in their place so that every american can go as far as your hard work will take you. )) (( bernie sanders // (d) presidential candidate: we are going to see one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states!)) 35 delegates up for grabs in nevada. clinton s win means she will get the majority. at least 18. sanders will pick up at least 14. the next democratic contest is saturday in south carolina.. meanwhile. for t
different scientists with different fields of expertise who work at dri. hans: and most of the people do not know about each other and didn t work together. but through the virtual fire research center they are starting to delve into other discplines when it comes to fire research. just like a machine where each part has a different role and each part has to work together in order for the machine to work properly. hans: vera here is an organic chemist, an area i don t know anything about. i m an optical physicist and have joined together for projects funded by nasa and the national science foundation. vera: it s a huge benefit for us. they each have their own separate lab for their own discplines. but they also share the burn lab now. in the burn lab they have a new instrument for vera to use for her organic chemistry. it works in tandem with the burn chamber itself. which has been around for a couple years now. hans: fires are very important aspects are related to bot
well as at the coast. it took hours for steady grass. streets and sidewalks remain too warm and remain clear as we speak. schools let out early along westchester-putnam line. but this is as bad as it gets. this go home early today. but this is a piece of cake deal. not bad now but in case it gets icy, there still would have been another 15, 20 minutes before the younger ones would have been dismissed. so reporter: just playing it safe? absolutely. reporter: you got plenty of snow days, don t you? we do. reporter: they got plenty. it s still snowing but the streets are clear. they are worried about temperatures dipping tonight and if that happens the trucks but they are not out yet. the dpw looked at the forecast and decided to wait. at the end of any other winter this would be a day we might not notice it snowing but it s been mild. so here we are snow in the winter. it s the news. live in yorktown, upper westchester county, lou young, cbs 2 news. it is goin