counties together. however democrats argue that doesn t comply with civil rights laws and is partisan to a ridiculous extreme. they warned republicans it will probably end up in court again. senate leader phillip burger argued the federal court ruling says the old districts reed too heavily on race so the new map avoids it completely. race should not be a factor and that s why the districts were drawn as they were. but senator floyd says that s a misreading of the order. the new maps don t comply with standard law. the court should not consider race but yet it s been ignored. it s a factor in drawing up these districts. so we ve gone from one extreme to the absolute other in violation of voting rights. wral s analysis of the redrawn districts finds they minority in democratic and more in g.o.p. districts but even though the state is politically divided it gets republicans ten and democrats just three. that level of gerrymandering under mines democracy. this map we
axelrod: good evening. i m jim axelrod. the road to the presidential nomination runs through wisconsin next tuesday with both parties holding primaries. for respects, 42 delegates are on the line, for democrats 96 delegates are at stake, including 10 superdelegates. wisconsin will not make or break any of the candidates, but a loss could signal a rockier road ahead for republican front-runner donald trump. here s julianna goldman. reporter: donald trump crisscrossed wisconsin today trying to rebound from one of the toughest weeks of his campaign. i m not doing well because nobody knows my my message. reporter: with polls showing trump losing ground ahead of next week s primary, he s haempling ted cruz and john kasich on trade. we re breathe drained of our manufacturing and our jobs. we re being drained like we re children. reporter: and defending himself over his shifting statements on abortion nobody has greater respect for women than donald trump. reporter
reduce the impact of concussions. so it s like bubble wrap for your brain. yes, exactly. axelrod: and when a homeless girl needed help, this very cool cop didn t skip a beat. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news. axelrod: good evening. i m jim axelrod. the road to the presidential nomination runs through wisconsin next tuesday with both parties holding primaries. for respects, 42 delegates are on the line, for democrats 96 delegates are at stake, including 10 superdelegates. wisconsin will not make or break any of the candidates, but a loss could signal a rockier road ahead for republican front-runner donald trump. here s julianna goldman. reporter: donald trump crisscrossed wisconsin today trying to rebound from one of the toughest weeks of his campaign. i m not doing well because nobody knows my my message. reporter: with polls ahead of next week s primary, he s haempling ted cruz and john kasich on trade. we re breathe drained of our
axelrod: good evening. i m jim axelrod. the road to the presidential nomination runs through wisconsin next tuesday with both parties holding primaries. for respects, 42 delegates are on the line, for democrats 96 delegates are at stake, including 10 superdelegates. wisconsin will not make or break any of the candidates, but a loss could signal a rockier road ahead for republican front-runner donald trump. here s julianna goldman. reporter: donald trump crisscrossed wisconsin today trying to rebound from one of the toughest weeks of his campaign. i m not doing well because nobody knows my my message. reporter: with polls showing trump losing ground ahead of next week s primary, he s haempling ted cruz and john kasich on trade. we re breathe drained of our manufacturing and our jobs. we re being drained like we re children. reporter: and defending himself over his shifting statements on abortion nobody has greater respect for women than donald trump. reporter
sugary drinks that are not selling like the used to. welcome to market makers. i m stephanie ruhle. erik schatzker is out today. have a special cohost this morning. there is nothing worse than a person sitting next to a person getting their name five euros sample deli bobby o scarlet fu is in the newsroom wholesale inventory data. wholesale inventories increase at a slower rate in the month of december. again of 1/10 of 1%. looking for an increase of 2/10 of 1%. this marks a slowdown from the 8/10 of 1% that we got in the november period on the month over month basis, that was a drop slightly larger than what economists had been anticipating. carl written on a word warned that this would not generate that s pretty much the case right now when you look it how stocks are performing. they are holding on to their games. hard to say. stephanie: it is time to take you to topic the stories of the morning top business stories of the morning. shares of coca-cola are trad