the challenge is a world title. >> j.b. mauney mauney, you need to take notice. >> the world's top 15 cowboys face-off once again in the pbr 15/15 bucking battle from st. louis. >> j.b. mauney has done it. >> he just laid a dragon. del taco. .com. the. >> the best in the bull riding business has made their way to the gateway to the west.

defending world champ j.b. mauney is surprisingly still searching for his first ever 15/15 bucking battle when today we welcome back one of the best ever, 2012 at world champion bucking bull returns after a year off and he is out to prove he has not lost a step. we welcome you inside scott trade center for the third 15/15 bucking battle of the 2016 season, which means we welcome you up top once again to the pbr's built ford tough skybox along to time pbr world champ justin mcbride and two to form, j.b. mauney is already manufactured multiple highlight moments a season. >> absolutely and i think that will be his legacy. he was one guy that could always write as tough as bulls, but taking a look at him here, j.b.

then when you look back at last week, this is a bull that made the guy look like he did not have a chance against him in j.b. mauney makes him look likely bolded everybody should rise. >> with rides like that we don't need more headlines, but we have one with one of the sports best heavyweights ever, astroid making a comeback. >> i can't wait to see him. this was the last time we got to see him at iron cowboy with 46 points. i look for this bull to come back, pick up where he left off and i think after tonight in this 15/15 bucking battle he will be the number one bull in the world. >> we transition from legends to a man is starting to make a name for himself, derek kolbaba who is with leah car seat as. >> rookie derek kolbaba has already experienced the winner's circle. what would you say is the best advice you have been given so far?

you don't make the eight seconds , so block everything out and stick to the basics and make a ride and you are always shooting to win, so that's where -- what we will try to do. >> is there anything you can do with your bull riding gear? >> i have the options worth of my rope and justin talked about that and tried it out and it worked just a bit ago and last night, so we will try again and plan for the best. >> good luck. >> justin, he is talking about advice you gave him in round number two. let's get to the 15/15 matchup we will see today starting with last year's rookie of the year sensational kaique pacheco who will put-- space bar red jacket all the way down there at the bottom you can see he will face slinger junior and then to the top guys based on their place and so far, j.b. mauney will face sheep creek in our current

be aboard wicked. we will start with kaique pacheco. he has had so much success early on in his career and it was right here in st. louis about a year ago he got his first ever even when. >> and a great chance of getting a win right here. red jacket should be around to the right, but he can change things up. but, kaique pacheco does not need to bulls to go a certain direction. he rides it really well jump for job and just reacts to what's happening under him. >> kaique pacheco, a three-time winner last season already this year riding the 15/15 bucking battle. justin mcbride crystal ball is working early on.

right. >> he looked a great right there. he was never in any kind of trouble and has a judge you have to take that in consideration when someone dominates a bull like this, that's where he earned his rider points right there is because you can see the boy had a hop skip around the corner and doctor really hard the entire ride. that's a great way to start off the. >> a couple weeks ago in anaheim, kaique pacheco road 486 and a half and this one will be better. eighty-eight and a quarter. little red jacket and try to forget the ride started. you know often when the first rider converts, that sets a great precedence. >> it doesn't i think these guys feed off it and feed off the crowd. that energy can be picked up and lowered by the ways the guys start out in the crowd. i think these will set up for a nice ride.

opportunity to ride the tracks aboard magica train, the third 15/15 bucking battle the season for gauge. >> he has a great matchup here and it looks to me like this bull has a trigger in the shoe, but if you can get out of their clean this bull should ride good. >> i wouldn't want to jump through my rope, but flight of their easy to get a comfortable seat and get out of there really easy. >> just like that magic train derailed any hope at all the gage gay had of making it. >> let's go back to what we were talking about with kaique pacheco, he's a guy that ride either direction and doesn't matter. he has not such-- that much of the gauge plan. watctcgage gay to read the bull is going straight and gauges going back to the shoe and plans on that bolstering a. you have to ride these bulls jump for jump. >> one a score, one buckoff and in a season where gage gay has

already, some disappointment there and this is edward zero who is had success in the past and the 15/15 buckoff battles. >> great match here and should be away from his hand. this is a guy that quietly put together really good rides. >> they have met before in the bull one a couple seasons ago in phoenix. walk off takes this round as the official buckoff time will be around four seconds. >> these kind of rides, this is a real contender for a world championship. this bull has an off day and he has given him every chance to write him and you seen him pick

>> but, his missed opportunity means kaique pacheco has no rival at the moment. eighty-eight and a half is the standard. >> bass pro shooed out 15/15 bucking battle on cbs sports is sponsored by ford.

for your chance to win a f ford. >> never miss a moment of the action with the cbs sports. >> some of the headlines, we have already talked about astroid's return and you know the brazilians are on fire the season. derek kolbaba, he is impressing not just the veterans, but everyone who has seen his riding and it j.b. mauney talked about quietly staying in contention with those highlight reel rides, but he loves where he is sitting right now in the stocking position. speaking of stocking, astroid, nothing is stocking or lurking about what he does. he will take on joao ricardo vieira for the fourth time and he has had the brazilians at

years ago during joao ricardo vieira's rookie season, so expect not just joao ricardo vieira to be a different rider, different role. >> you think maybe astroid has it that way because astroid has only had 60 something career outs and a lot of great old bulls have had that in one years time, so i think the bull has a lot left in his tank. >> he is facing little joe and it went the bolts way, but mac mentioned not losing a step in the same thing could be said for him it 36. >> he has been doing this for a decade, but he has about-- but that the last seven bulls he's attempted and i talked to him and he has said he is getting a lot of advice from his friends, what to do, what not to do and i said why do you need their advice and he said when you buckoff you will listen to anyone.

well, don't you? great buckoff there and my comments doesn't mean you ever bucked off a time in a row, but the fact that when you are searching for something as a rider you are willing to work perhaps in places you wouldn't normally. >> and people that would usually not be there to give you advice are willing to give you advice and it is tough. i always tried to keep a close knit around me group of guys that i respected their idea of how they rode bulls and those were the guys i listened to. >> well, let's explain what happened. challenging actually the buckoff and shorty, did you see something in terms of what the bolded? >> i will have to disagree with him. i don't think this will go in his favor. you see him holding onto the shoot their longtime in the bull

hanging on their and put his body out of shape and had he not done that i think he would've been in a better spot when the bull turned back and he could have wrote him. >> you have highlighted that on numerous occasions that when you hang onto the shooter the gate you are not helping yourself. >> not at all, the bull is leaving and you are holding onto something that is not moving in that will pull you off of him. that bullet never fouled himself and that was just outsmarting him and getting him on the ground. >> officially there will not be a score and as we look at 2004 pbr world champion we are highlighting the fact that he is approaching a huge milestone in the sport, 500 career rides and there has only been one man to do it. when you talk about longevity and success, you have combined the two as well. >> i really don't put a whole lot into stats in these different kinds of things that get thrown around with riders, but 500 career rides, i am so impressed and what i really thought about what he

amazing thing to not only stay healthy enough for so long to be able to do it, but to ride that much. >> work cut out for him against stanley, this bullet ridden only one out of his last 38 attempts, 15 straight buckoffs. mike lee has been dispatched by this bull already a couple of years ago. it happens a second time and in fact fashion. only 2.8. >> we can look back and say right here mike lee does not get up over the front end and he's moving ford, but the same things we always say about that max, but he does this to everyone, that bull is not jumping in the air wild or anything and he is one of the most consistently great bulls onto were.

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presented by trailer hitches will be hosted by my partner, justin mcbride and we look right now at the only guy that has it done, kaique pacheco, 88 and a half points. we will see what mason located done because he has already put together big scores this season and here he faces seven dust. >> we see mason a few weeks ago ruse in for a huge score and he just showed us and let us have a glimpse of what this guy is capable of. >> you have seen and we have all seen that this guy cares, as he should, but sometimes he might lack that ability to step away from himself and not put too much pressure on himself. mason low cannot even last two seconds on seven dust, a quick

>> i know that was a tough bull, the long jump out of there, but i could hear you hollering have fun and it looked to me like he was trying to clamp down so hard that he just stuck as the bull left of the shoot. >> i think he is putting too much pressure on himself and trying to hard. effort is how you win at this level and when i talk about effort i talk about keeping your hand close in making moves and not attempt to get in the middle. it's not how hard you move or how hard your moves are, you have to match your move with the intensity of the bull and that kid has a lot of effort, he just needs to learn how to have fun, relaxing ride bulls because you love it. >> and 22 years old and we know we also hope to see him onto her for a long time. richardson coming in off the two of his best career wins ever. that is how he has earned his

task. give locklin richardson some credits. all of a sudden that bull has not been written very often in his career and somehow the australian found a way. >> good job for locklin. he almost gets himself in a lot of trouble. he is a guy that does not take a lot with his first and he is trying to spur all the time and that's great as long as you are aggressive and beating the bull see your leg flopped back on the top of him, you got to get it back down to. >> they are taking a look. it will get taken away. no score. that will be a touch at 7.91, devastating result on that replay for locklin richardson, but that is why they do this and

next up, derek kolbaba will flays slinger it junior and we heard earlier in terms of the fact that he has some advice from you earlier. >> we have helped him a lot and we are talking about this you can see on the left-hand side of your screen his pinky is in the middle of this bulls back and that's where he wanted to be. look over here where he's in trouble. his hand has rolled all the way across this bulls back and that is not good. he will never make the whistle if his rope slides like that, so what he has to do is pretend this chair is the bulls back and i can ride this one, but i want my pinky in the middle of his back. as this bull turns to the left and comes into me everything will work perfect, but if the rope slides an inch it will be too much and i will have to touch the bull and won't get a score. >> that is the smoothest ride you have ever made, partner.

derek kolbaba can take that advice to the bank, already leading the two were. you win a blue death event and you guarantee your spot here in the majors and we will have a number of those guys at iron cowboy a couple weeks from now, but the great thing is we have all seen that have had a chance to talk to derek kolbaba is that he is having fun, but also willing to learn and it is smart he listens to guys like you. >> it is not something-- i think derek kolbaba writes good and i want to see him succeed and when you see one little thing that can fix it all instead of trying to work out 10 things that were not even wrong to begin with and you can fix the problem like that and it's a very minute amounts that he needs to pull on his rope tighter. >> derek kolbaba, 19 years old coming into the weekend ranked eighth in the world and slinger junior is slow in this around,

his career. >> this is a tough bull. >> didn't need to travel very far before derek kolbaba without a position. he did not have a lot of time to look about rope position position, but what did you see? >> i seen that bull that is steadily becoming one of the hardest bulls to ride in the pbr. i have seen him do this to j.b. mauney, you name it he has done it to a lot of the great guys. i've like where his hand set and now he probably feels like a jerk because he was bucked off, but that is a really great bull. >> great example and it does not matter sometimes how much prep you put into it before the gate swings open, when bulls are good that is all you can do. kaique pacheco has mastered his task here in st. louis and he is your bad boy lead dog. >> still to come, fan favorite

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sports at the at&t pebble beach. >> one qualified right here at the st. louis bucking battle with the bulls having their way so far. kasey hayes hoping to change all of that and will be yet again a tall task going up against spotted demon, this bull has bucked off 15 in a row. >> it's a really tough bull and should be around to the rights. will move the forward and do whatever it takes, whatever he feels out of the rider is how he will react. kasey hayes when you look at it, go he probably doesn't have much of a chance against this bull, but this is kasey hayes we are talking about. never can tell. >> he just took a week off because of the right shoulder

tough on every level. spotted demon just working. on any given day riding a bull's tough enough, but doing it with a separated shoulder takes a lot of guts. >> yet about to rise before he had to go he still did not have his best on because he was so relaxed. he's been in the sport for 12 years and he was not worried and is taking everything very methodically. it just did not work out to his advantage to the end. >> he gets to watch his good friend j.b. mauney attempt to ride, but once again the pendulum slides to the bulls. this is wallace de oliveria getting a chance to ride crossfire. this bull, has-- however, has bucked off 17 in a row. >> this bull just keeps getting better. this is the kind of bull that

player for bull of the year. >> speaking-- speaking of bull of the year, already starting to assemble a who's who list, crossfire is on their in terms of the top of bulls to keep an eye on and even though we have not seen astroid, based on reputation he deserves to be in the number one spot. many have all had at least one noun 2016. back to wallace, see what he can do, an event winner this season that happened in chicago and when he was in anaheim-- oh, boy with the protection crossfire with a couple of body blows if not head shots. it will be amazing if he can even come back from that and i

eduardo aparecido and kai eq were there to help study him, but they do not have a hold of his best. >> and he takes it, one big one right there. i don't think that we've got him if that is the second one, but crossfire does not let up and you have to get tough in the bucking chute. he is just taking it right here at this point. you have to get out of there on your owning you can't depend on your buddies to help you. >> we will give you an update on wallace's condition when we can and that means we make it quick transition to our defending pbr world champion, j.b. mauney, who in seconds will get aboard sheep creek and shorty, this format suits a guy like j.b. mauney who can't say enough how he much enjoys the big moments. >> he does. this is a guy that thrives when pressure is on the line and when you need a touchdown to win the

the clock, he is a guy you want to throw the ball to. he got on sheep creek and got bucked off him for a chance when $10 million and i talked to about it in this a bullet really buck's uphill and j.b. mauney said he got a little out of control with his free arm and he got his hips turned and that's why he got bucked off. a lot of times j.b. mauney makes it sound easy, this is a great student of the game and you can bet your bottom dollar this guy knows exactly what he needs to do to ride this bull. >> and you know as well as anyone, one of the things j.b. mauney loves as much if not more than big moments is a chance for payback. >> absolutely and here's a big chance. this bull as he gets closer, he can get really bad in the shoot and i don't know if j.b. mauney

that way. this is the kind of bull that can wear you out in the shoot. >> this bull has not had many outs on the built ford tough series, but in his career he is underwritten zero 418. >> he is a great bull. i have seen them in the world finals last season and this is a really really good bull. again, he is so good that if he gets leaning on you a bit of an advantage out of the shoot he will win. >> we don't often see j.b. mauney rewrap. what to do notice? >> i didn't have a real good view, but i think j.b. mauney did not like where his hand was in the bull was leaning against there and probably wouldn't stand up and tell j.b. mauney

and let this bull stand back up. he will put his hand back and that rope and before this bullnose what's going on he will slide up there and not his head. i think he will not on the way to his rope. >> torn ligaments in his free hand some and you can see the cast, but j.b. mauney could never use that as excuse nor would any other bull rider. the underwritten streak is over. j.b. mauney continues to address a bull that had never been written and bucked off j.b. mauney before. j.b. mauney puts another notch in his belt. >> it's ridiculous how good this guy is. this bull has got every opportunity in the world to buck

the entire ride he just refused to let the bull buck him off. that was great stuff. >> for the third weekend in a row, he registers a ride north of 90 and he becomes our leader. >> what was the formula? >> stay on. i don't know how that worked, but it did. >> did you make a correction their? >> no, last time i got on him he bucked me right off and this time i kept my hand shut a little longer. >> well done. >> simple formula. often equates with great results for j.b. mauney, just aion, 90 and a quarter with the new bad boy leader and now it's time for wallace de oliveria and miraculously it seems to get back aboard crossfire and to try his hand yet again. >> no one will question wallace de oliveria's toughness, that's

he took to really hard to shots and now it so important to maintain the focus because after taking shots like that it would be easy to be a bit skittish. >> this time kaique pacheco has bolted both the front and back of his best. leah, this is a sport for the strong of heart. >> i asked his buddies how he is doing and he said you should ask how the shoot is doing. this guy is tough meaning he is so strong they are not worried about him. they are worried about whatever he tends to touch or hit. >> wallace coming into the weekend six overall and already there's successful in st. louis with a few registered rides. you just heard of the directives, let's go. it goes crossfire's way this time against about brazilian.

impressive career, underwritten 18 straight buckoff. >> downright around here, no weight on his feet, pulled him over his shoulder, but i really liked that matchup and i look forward to the day when those to mix it up again. >> we started the show talking about a couple pbr heavyweights into legends. j.b. mauney has done his job, 90 and a quarter about dashboard sheep creek. astroid already has a world title and a reputation, so why make another run next well, when you are this good, why not? >> coming up, one of the pbr gratis bulls is back. the 2012 bull of the year astroid. >> astroid with two world titles on the line. there is your answer, world.

st. louis. >> there is her answer, world. >> it's been a year in the making and we are going to get to see astroid yet again, chad berger owning this legendary bull and of those stats, well, he is already want to remember for the ages. >> remember the great battles he had with bushwhacker. so, he has been a great bola night talk to chad earlier and he told me he would like to get about 50 more pounds of muscle on him. >> j.b. mauney has all the muscle he needs and is our current of bad boy leader dog in the number one position. back to the last guy to get a successful right on astroid, 3b

one 15/15 bucking battle and a lot of people were starting to ask as we see during it ready a lot of people were wondering where he has. >> he is having a lot of trouble with his hand. >> this 15/15 format, the 15 best riders against the 15 best bulls and at the moment based on the world standings erin roy against crazy days. >> crazy days, not the best out, but it was enough to get the canadian off his back right around the five seconds. >> we talked in the open about how j.b. mauney gets in time with these bulls and makes it look so easy. that exactly what aaron was doing with this ride and that he misses at one time and it changes everything and then the bull bucks him off, but for half of the ride he was doing everything so perfect that sometimes it gets a little easy for a guy and he lets up.

>> crazy days has had a good year taking care of kaique pacheco who has a score in this round as well as shayna proctor in one of the lower to hurt event in denver. right now, joao ricardo vieira against the one and only astroid. they have met three times before and it has always gone the bull's way. >> that is one bull where you never know what he's going to do. that is what makes him so great and his athletic ability. >> we always talk about these bulls as athletes and the great bulls can think just as often as good as the riders that are on their backs. it is the return of the 2012 world champion bucking bull. three years ago astroid was

rider now, but is he good enough astroid says: i met back. 2.9 seconds and for the fourth time he takes care of joao ricardo vieira and how impressed were you? >> i was pretty impressed. i don't think that's as good as he can be, but i thought he was really really good. remember, joao ricardo vieira, we talked about him being so strong. that was his chance. he could not write him past two seconds. >> that is the lowest score we have seen so far this season. astroid and chad berger are now 18. watch out, built ford tough series. >> the bull with outstanding. >> we were wondering what it would be like after so long of the time off and i think he answered a lot of questions right there. >> and what he has done is shown

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trailer hitches. >> the sill be a feature throughout the season. bmw will give us a look at the lighter side of the riders, away from the shoot. j.b. mauney, the bad boy lead dog trying to win his first ever 15/15 bucking battle. saviano came into the weekend here second overall in the world standings and this is a man who at times in his career has been number one in the world and he has also won here in st. louis, one of a dozen career wins. this guy has the heart of a champion that we talk about. he knows what to do next. >> he is really tough. this is a guy that for the past couple years has been fighting tray shoulder injury that he needs to get sakes, but he can

he rides really good. he seen his buddy when the event in new york city with a great matchup. >> even with that shoulder, he is the only two time event winner this season, so clearly he is doing something right and it is something a lot better week in and week out. j.b. mauney, the bad boy lead dog, 90 and a quarter and there he goes. he is on the clock again. >> that has been his achilles' heel, taking too long in the shoe. >> he did a great job to duck and cover after a quick buckoff. the bull meant business today. >> a really big, really strong bull and when he jumps that far

right here. his upper body never broken went forward with the bull, so it brought him from way back and just as long him out there. made that one look pretty scary. >> as we watch this over, other than try to lean as far back as possible, is there anything you can do? >> you need to go as far forward as possible to keep you from jerking him over his head. you have got to be up over top of him and that's what we call getting out over the bulls. >> well, he meanders away from the arena and j.b. mauney mauney has one ride to watch. before he gets his first ever win in a 15/15 bucking battle. he has to wash it the current world number one, paulo lima, facing off against wicked. >> i think the bull will start

he has a bull that if that is not working he will jump out and try something different. >> trend three a couple weeks ago was dispensed by after party and wiccan only ridden to out of his last 16. paulo lima loses his grip in the hand comes out of the rope, which means for the first time ever in his career j.b. mauney wins a 15/15 bucking battle and what a statement it was, only two guys ride, j.b. mauney the best at 90.25 on sheep creek. >> it was really a great ride. it was all effort right there. >> it has been a year already. highlight reel moments for j.b.

to a win. >> the 15/15 bucking battle has remained a gap in j.b. mauney's winning success. how import was it but this together? >> it doesn't matter whether it's a long round, short round, where you are ott, you have to ride everywhere you get on and that's what they asked me today, they said you have never one one of these and i guess the other guys are better than me. >> your patience to wait it out, you always do well on the stage when the lights are the brightest. explain your mindset? >> 15/15, that's where you separate the man from the boys and where the rankings bulls will be every single time and you know when you nod your head you have your chance and if your motor is not running to get on one of these bulls, then you better quit riding. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> a great way to add to the resume due to the excess extra points in the 15/15 bucking battles and j.b. mauney was all

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the shaking. welcome to the "overnight news." i'm jeff glor. flags at half staff in honor of antonin scalia, supreme court justice who died suddenly saturday vacationing with friend at a ranch in texas. he was 79 years old. justice scalia's body taken to a funeral home overnight and flown back to his family in virginia. his death leaves the court split, four conservatives, four liberals which will impact legal decision and is impacting the presidential election. the question when and how will his seat be filled. we begin with chief legal correspondent, jan crawford. >> reporter: he was a giant in the law. known for sharp intellect and sharp tongue, justice scalia's views on the constitution influenced a generation. nominated by president reagan, scalia joined the court with established philosophy that judges should follow the original understanding of the

one of his most significant opinions was the landmark ruling that the second amendment guarantees an individual right to bear arms. he could seem combative, despite partisan rancor of washington, scalia had deep friendships with liberal justices, ruth bader ginsburg who shared his affinity for opera. his disagreements he said in a 2008 interview with 60 minutes were not personal. >> i attack idea. i don't attack people. bad idea. >> reporter: in a statement, ginsburg said they were best buddies and colorful fulcritiques made her opinions better. he nailed all the weak spots, the apple sauce, argle-bargle and gave me what i needed. >> i could be charming and combative at the same time. what's, what's contradictory between the two. i love to argue. i have always loved to argue.

weaknesses of, of the opposing arguments. >> his death will have an immediate impact on the court. it now will be divided 4-4 along lines, liberal nominee would move the once conservative court to the leaf. and the battle lines quickly were drawn. the president urged the senate to have a fair and timely >> these are responsibilities that i take seriously as should everyone. party. they are about our democracy. >> with so much at stake, republicans are ready vowing to block any nominee. senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell said this va can see should not be filled until we have a new president. paul clement, clerk for justice scalia argued 80 cases before the court. >> he thought based on his methodology that there were right and wrong answers. and as a result, if he thought the court was taking a wrong turn, he was going to tell them that. >> reporter: in 2008, scalia

anything else. >> when i first came on the court i thought i would for sure get off as soon as i could which would have been when i turned 65. because -- you know, justices retire at full salary, so, there is no reason not to leave and go off and, do something else. >> but i cannot -- i can, what happened is i simply scan not thing of what i would do for an encore. can't think of any other job i would find as interesting and as satisfying. >> jan crawford joins us now from d.c. bureau. jan, what happens when and if republicans refuzzse to confirm president obama's nm knee to the court? >> highly like thee they will refuse to confirm. and i think the confirmation will happen quickly. the white house said late this afternoon. president obama would not be nominating a replacement this week. but it probably won't drag on too long. i think it is widely expect to

then the ball is in cincinnati court. it is unclear if they've will even schedule hearings. remember, even itch the senate were going to confirm someone, it is unlikely that a new justice would be deciding cases this session. the confirmation process for what we are talking about here, lifetime appointment, that takes time. and that is when, everyone is on the same page. >> let's talk about this session, jan. there are controversial cases supposed to be are gaud and decided here? >> right. i mean controversial cases, on those hot button social issues. they usually divide this court along ideological lines, 5-4. now with scalia's passing, the court on most of those is going to be divided 4-4. when you have got a decision that is 4-4. a tie. the lower court decision is going to stand but there is no national precedent. the incident isn't resolved once and for all. that will have a big impact this term. there are some really

i mean there is a case from texas, tougher regulations for abortion clinics. there is a case on affirm tich action. on the use of race. and college admissions. and believe it or not there is another challenge to obama care. as well as the cases on presidential power like president obama's executive orders on immigration. and environmental policy, most of those cases now are unlikely to have a majority decision. so, they may not ready bring about a sweeping change in the law. >> jan crawford from d.c. once again. thank you very much, jan. it was a bitter cold valentine's day in the northeast. jericka duncan has more on the teeth chattering, record shattering lows. >> reporter: the last time it was this cold on this day in manhattan, the 57-story woolworth building was the world's tallest skyscraper. the year was 1916. >> what does it actually feel like? >> feels like, a bit like, i don't know, hell i guess.

tourists are experiencing bone-chilling weather for the first time. they're from miami. >> yes, it its worth it. worth it. see the statue. see new york. >> and boston, the orange line took on a new meaning. transportation workers used fire, a century's old trick to protect frozen rails from breaking. in nearby summerville, devin reagan threw a pot of boiling walt near negative 4 degree air, creating a stream of snowy fireworks. the coldest temperature recorded in the u.s. today was in waumtertown,waumt er watertown, new york, minus 37. records in montpelier, vermont, boston, hartford, connecticut, and albany, new york. new york city mayor bill de blasio cautioned everyone to stay inside. >> the cold weather alert that we have in place will continue. this afternoon until 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> reporter: on this valentine's

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republican debate on cbs began with a somber moment of silence for justice scalia. after the debate, cbs nude polled republican and independent viewers and asked which candidate they trust to apin the a supreme court justice. ted cruz finished first at 17%. followed by donald trump. marco rubio, and john kasich. the republican candidates quickly entered succession battle last night taking issue with president obama's plan. here is juliana goldman. >> reporter: the debate started

justice scalia's replacement shouldn't be confirmed until after inauguration day, 2017. >> i do not believe the president should apin the someone. >> i think we ought to let the next president of the united states decide. >> the next president need to appoint some one with proven conservative record. >> the senate needs stew say we are not going to give up the u.s. supreme court for a generation by allowing barack obama to make one more liberal apin thee. >> it's called. delay deerks lay delay, delay, delay. >> reporter: attacks between donald trump and jeb bush blurred the lines between policy and personal. >> the world trade center came down during your brother's reign, remember that. >> let me finish. >> bush campaigning with his brother tomorrow stood his ground. >> i am sick and tired of him going after my family. while donald trump was building a reality tv show, my brother was building a security an at russ to keep us safe. >> on face the nation, trump

>> i'm not blaming him. could he have done something about it. his cia knew about things happening. >> reporter: for his part last night. marco rubio looking to make up for stumbles in the previous debate, sparred with ted cruz over immigration. in an interview, rubio gave in spanish. >> marco right now supports citizenship for 12 million people here illegally. >> i don't know how he knows what i said on univision, he doesn't speak spanish. >> cruz saved stinging attacks for trump arguing he is the true conservative. >> for most of his life he described himself as the very pro-choice, and as a supporter of partial-birth abortion. right now today as a candidate he supports federal taxpayer funding. >> you are the single bigs liar. you are probably worse than jeb bush. >> cbs news polling concluded rubio won the debate. perhaps not so surprisingly, trump says he won the night.

have heard coming trump's way from the audience. in a tweet, trump blamed republican national committee who he said did a terrible job of ticket distribution. >> juliana goldman in washington. thank you. democrats in south carolina have primary february 27th. the week after the republican primary. a new cbs news battleground tracker poll shows the hillary clinton holding her lead in south carolina, 20 points ahead of bernie sanders. >> pope francis continued his trip to mexico today. in one of the country's most dangerous siddiescities. allen pizzey is traveling with the pope. >> reporter: the mass brought the pope into the heart of the, robbery, extortion, murder and violence against women are daily facts of life here. the message to people was basically, do not give into temptations of crime as a way out of poverty.

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third most powerful earthquake in oklahoma's history jolted the northern part of the state this weekend. magnitude 5.1 quake near fairview felt in seven states overall. mirreya villarreal. >> reporter: the ground keeps shake in oklahoma and violently. this year, 140 quakes, 3.0 or larger. average of 2 1/2 per day. before 2008, average was 1 1/2 per year. the small town of fairview is quickly gaining a big reputation for large quakes. it was the epicenter of yesterday's 5.1. and just last month. a 4.8. >> just rattled. rattled. rattled. stronger and stronger.

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>> so there are a lot of toys i played with my kids are now playing with. >> dad' version of thomas the tank engine a little different than his son's. with many getting a digital upgrade. like this one from lionel. this isn't what i picture when i think of train set. i think of that. that its what lionel is known for. >> what was wrong with traditional train set? >> nothing. what we wanted to do was engage younger kids. really into building systems. into speed. >> help train world in brooklyn to keep chugging along. >> by sliding that up on the application. there it goats. hand held remotes and mobile apps keep the business on track. >> important to appeal to the younger generation to keep the hobby alive how to get them interested. >> adrian appel with toy is at the top of its game.

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york city, i'm jeff glor. welcome to the overnight news. i'm jeff glor. political battle lines formed in d.c. after the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia. scalia a long time conservative voice on the court died saturday at a hunting lodge in texas. the white house says president obama will put forward a nominee to replace him in due time. republican leaders on capitol hill say they won't consider any obama nominee. they want the decision left off

martha tischner has a look back >> i can be charming and combative at the same time. what's contradictory. i love to argue. may well be i'm something of a shin kicker. >> reporter: antonin scalia, described as blint, witty, scathing, sarcastic and by his adversaries brilliant. >> he will no doubt be remembered as one of the most consequence shall judges and thinkers to serve on the supreme court. >> i care about the original meaning. >> reporter: he believed in what he called originalism, that the u.s. constitution should be interpreted exactly as the founding fathers understood it. this is what he told lesley stahl in the 60 minutes interview. >> i'm not saying no progress. i am saying we should progress democratically. >> you think there ought to be a right to abortion? no problem. the constitution says nothing

create the way most rites are created. pass a law. >> reporter: in three decades on the supreme court, scalia shaped conservatism. the 2008 ruling stating for the first time the second amendment gave americans the right to own a gun for self defense, one of his many majority opinions. his dissents were often withering. the opinion legalizing gay marriage, he said, is as pretentious as its content is egotistic. whenever anyone questioned the court's decision in bush vs. gore, the case that determined the outcome of the 2000 presidential election, he replied. >> we did the right thing. so -- so there. born in trenton, new jersey, antonin scalia grew up in new york city in queens. only child of an immigrant from sicily. he met his wife maureen while he

devoted catholics, they have nine children. president ronald reagan appointed him to the supreme court. in 1986. as rickle lprickly as he could be, scalia was well liked among this colleagues. >> i attack idea. i don't attack people. some very good people have some very bad ideas. >> his best friends on the core, liberal justices. >> as annoyed you might be about his zinging dissent, he is so utterly charming, amusing, some times outrageous, you can't help but say i am glad that he is my friend, or he is my colleague. >> reporter: he always insisted his judicial philosophy was uh dictated by the constitution only. but his death instantly turned the political arena bloody.

constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor. >> reporter: another obama supreme court appointment could tip the five-four majority. from conservative to liberal. the republicans' position absolutely clear. at last night's gop debate in south carolina. >> i think that we ought to let the next president of the united states decide. >> the senate need to stand strong and say, we are not going to give up the u.s. supreme court for a generation by allowing barack obama to make one more liberal appointee. >> delay. delay. delay. >> reporter: antonin scalia loved a good fight. the battle over who names his successor on the supreme court will be huge. >> as you saw, the death of antonin scalia came up during the republican debate. cbs news poll taken afterwards showed people thought marco rubio won the debate. john dickerson sat down with rubio on face the nation.

replacement to justice scalia. what will happen there? the president said he will nominate someone. >> the senate is not moving forward on it until after the election. senator mcconnell, majority leader mate that clear i agree. a precedent established over 80 years in the last year, especially in 11 months you do not have a lame-duck president make a lifetime apin thement to the highest court in the land. we will have an election in know. this vacancy will be an issue. voters will weigh in. then choose a new president. that new president which i expect will be me, will then be able to nominate some one and work with the senate to confirm them. >> don't the voters weigh in when they pick the president. powers extend to last day. if there was an emergency. >> this is lifetime appointment. not a law you can reverse, a policy you can undo. once you name some one to the supreme court they will be there until they diep or or leave. wants. the senate is not moving forward until we have a new president. i agree with that.

you have the last year moratorium. >> i would understand, yeah, i would. not just for the supreme court. there is a practice in eight manhuntths s months you stop doing appellate courts. as well. i would respect that practice. >> if you were president, nominee to put forward. would there be an litmus test. i asked governor bush last night. conservatives have said we want to make sure we have justices who are conservative on this. >> not about your views on the issue. it is simple. does the justice, this person we are nominating have a consistent proven record of interpreting the constitution as, initially meant. what did society that wrote the words mean those words, what did those words mean to that society at the time in which those words were written in the constitution? that's what i want out of ape justice that looks at legislation and said what were the meaning, what was the meaning behind the legislation when it was passed by congress? if you don't like the meaning, then there is a process, the constitution provides a process to change the constitution.

it gives you a process for changing the constitution. but i am looking for people that are going to look at the constitution and apply it. interpret it. based on the original meaning of the word in the document. >> talk about politics a little bit. did well in iowa. less well in new hampshire. and when do you have to put a state in the win column? >> get into the weed in politics early on. in the early states, it is proportional. look what happened. >> delegate. >> new hampshire. finished fifth. same number of delegates as the person who finished in fourth and their. same in iowa. in these proportional states we want to continue to pick up delegates and do consistently well. when we get in winner takes all. stakes become higher. for house it is continuing to do well. get our self in a strong delegate position. and give ourselves the opportunity when the race is narrowed to do real well once

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cbs news poll of viewers, showed republican presidential candidate donald trump came in second in saturday's gop debate. trump hold a lead over the rest of the field in south carolina. next primary state. trump discussed the debate. and the race for the white house on face the nation. >> well it was interesting. i mean they were shooting at me because i am leading by a lot. i found it to be amazing evening. fascinating actually. i liked it. they say i won many of the debates. i thought this may have been my

interesting, i was hit from all sides. and i, going here, there. i think it was probably my best performance. who knows. >> seems some of the candidates in your campaign. you seem to rise. people might be turned off by constant fighting. >> i went to an ivy league school. i know how to behave. be so politically correct. you would be bored to tears, john. but i fully understand that. at the same time, when somebody wumz comes at you with lies. a lot of lies out there. look at cruz in iowa, with the voter, voter violation, where they made up a fraudulent form. looked like it came to a government. or what he did to ben carson. i mean they have to be called out. these are dishonest people. >> the world trade center came down during george w. bush's presidency are you blaming him. >> not blaming him.

other groups, there was a lot of information was going off to happen. not blaming any body. a horrible tragedy. worse than pearl harbor. you are talking civilians not military. thousand of people killed. horror show. could he have done something about it. cia knew things happening. could have said. when jeb says we were safe. we weren't safe. his brother got us into the war of iraq. one of the worst ever. there were no weapons of mass destruction. world trade center came during during his reign. can't say we were south africa. when the world center comes down. and george w. bush is pretty popular in south carolina. when you say he lied as you did. you said weapons weren't there. >> there were no weapons of mass destruction. >> this is basically the democratic party line. >> i don't care. look, like. i am a businessman.

all the people in the audience. most were special interest. it was all stacked for these people. fine. it's really not appropriate. people in the lobbyists were special interest people. i don't have any people. i am putting up my money. item the truth. there were no weapons of mass destruction. saying he went in there. thought there were weapons of mass destruction. maybe, maybe heave didn't. there weren't. so telling the truth. >> you said he lied. that's a little more. >> he may have. if he knew, used that as an excuse to go in and tripe to make up for sins, previous years. it would be a line. maybe it is true. maybe it isn't true. >> impeached you wouldn't own that any more. in 2008. you said impeached. >> the war in iraq has been a disaster. start the. chain of events that lead to

start the the war in iraq. am i supposed to by a fan. i am a republican, conservative. so many lies are made. truth its we started the war in iraq. we spent $2 trillion on the war. thaus shouldn't have started. we would have been so much bepter off. if bush and the rest of them went to the beach and didn't do thing. if you had saddam hussein. bad guy in all of that. he made a living off killing terrorists. you want to kill a terrorist, you go to iraq, the heart of terrorism. not a great job. people say he is popular. don't know if he is popular. had an economic collapse at the end of his term. the economic collapse gave us, without the collapse wouldn't have had barack obama. >> ask you about politics. senator cruz saying he couldn't beep trusted. you said you pulled it down. i just watched it on tv.

i wanted to be nice. a very nice person. and then i saw him do a negative ad. i said put it back up. very honorable ad. just tough. a nasty guy. people don't like him. you are a united states senator. lot of friend run the senate. doesn't have a lot of, this is the people that work with him. how can that be possible. >> you questioned his cristian team. its that a christian thing to do? >> you can't lie. then hold up the bible. okay. he he -- a fraud, a disgrace. >> in the race for the democratic nomination, hillary clinton continues to hold a wide lead over bernie sanders in south carolina. the next primary state. cbs news battleground tracker shows clinton over sanders, 59%-40%. john dickerson asked him about the brewing argument over the

>> i want to ask you about the president's replacement for antonin scalia. what do you thing will happen? he'll nm nate somebody. republicans said they're going to let it sit. >> john, beyond my comprehension. just speekds to theaks to the unprecedented level of republican obstructionism against obama from day one. this is something that is in the bake. the constitution of the united states of america. provides the president appoints, nominates, a supreme court justice. and then the senate hold hearings. and deliberations. and volts on whether or not to approve that nomination. the idea that republicans want to deny the president of the united states his basic constitutional right is beyond my contribution. i will do what i can, and the

process as possible. hold the necessary hearings. hopefully, apoints slefts the president, the supreme court justice. that the president nominates. if the republicans are in the majority and slow walk this. what could democrats do? how far could it go? >> i think we should doing everything that we can. i think the main ref laj that we have is rallying the american people. you could be a conservative. progressive. but you cannot allow, we cannot allow, the republican majority of in the senate to deny the president his basic constitutional rights. there are important cases need to be heard not determined if we don't have a ninth them were of the court. the issue is taking the situation to the american

fair-minded americans, no matter what they political view may be. this is absurd. obstructionism obstructionism. this is not what democracy and congress is supposed to be about. >> when you did well in new hampshire, dem gattlegates came out. picked up. because hillary clinton the numbers look tilted in her favor. what is your overall feeling about superdelegates and their role in the nominating process. >> john, we are taking on the establishment, democratic establishment in virtually every state that we are running in. most of the establishment, in fact with hillary clinton. this its what i think. itch we continue to do well around the concountry. and if super delegates whose pain million in life ties make sure we do not have a republican in the white house. if they understand that i am the candidate. i believe that i am.

republican nominee, i think they will start coming over to us. i will also say this, i think you can get a sense of the nervousness within the clinton campaign. i have seen that they're now using their super pack money. against me. so i think they understand that in this campaign we have momentum. superdelegates are beginning to perceive that as well. >> have you heard from any superdelegates, they're not bound. they could switch. though committed to hillary clinton. any warming signals from an of them coming to you. >> just met with a couple last night. >> that sounds, sound encouraging. senator sanders. proo, you being with us. look forward to talking to you degree motionsense is the world's first deodorant activated by movement. as you move, fragrance capsules burst to release extra freshness all day. motionsense. protection to keep you moving.

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facing waves up to 50 feet. they're invited at a moment's know tis when notice when conditions are prime. in the 17 years since the competition was first held only men have competed. >> it's not a gender thing. it's a performance thing. >> jeff clark was the first to surf the spot back in 1975. he went on to start the now classic competition. he says a committee and a poll of surfers determine who is invited. >> we have a really good understanding who is performing the best, who is pushing the limits. who is going to new levels of performance. >> are women there yet? >> women just aren't there yet. >> reporter: bianca valentine disagrees. surfing the waves here. big wave surfing seen as a boys' club. >> yeah. there aren't enough women they don't surf well enough.

now the excuses don't hold true any more. >> chasing big waves all over the world. >> the message is that women are capable. more than a handful now. and, they deserve a chance. >> reporter: the california coastal commission, state agency charged with overseeing public use of the coast, is demanding change. it recently voted to require clark and his team to come up with a plan to allow women in the competition by next year. or else they won't get the necessary permit required to hold the event. clark's current deal blocks anyone else from using the spot for competitions during the prime five month surfing season. >> my understanding what the coastal commission wants is more women involved in mavericks. we have had women judges. we've had women in our walter patrol and water rescue. >> mavericks invited a woman to be an alternate in the first

but critics say it's not enough. >> you know i think just a publicity stunt. they could say, yeah, look we always include women. you know, it wasn't really genuine. >> beth side agree the more women get involved in the sport, the sooner they'll get invited to contests like mavericks. they just disagree on how quickly that tide should embarrassed by a prostate exam? imagine how your doctor feels. as a urologist, i have performed 9,421 and a half prostate exams. so why do i do it? because i get paid. und... on this side of the glove i know prostate exams can save lives. so, if you are a man over 50, talk to you doctor to see if a prostate exam is right for you. if we can do it, so can you.

valentine's days come and go. steve hartman found his story on the road. >> reporter: around starkville, mississippi, retard mail carrier, charles evans known for his questionable taste in lawn furnishings. but i came here for something undeniably beautiful. >> the man with the plan. ha-ha-ha. charles met his wife louise in 1949. >> when you looked ator, it is like -- whoa. electrical shock. >> reporter: really?

love is so powerful nothing can stop it. >> a big four letter word. >> reporter: nothing. >> straighten it out. which is why, after she died in 2011, after 60 years of marriage, he decided a grave marker wasn't enough. that their love deserved more than a monument. what they love needed was a museum. so in a little outbuilding behind his house, charles evans built just that. >> this is our memorabilia area. >> reporter: inside the shoe shine stand he was working at when heap met her. he has all the music they used to dance to. he has four walls, packed solid with pictures. documenting every significant occasion. >> this is when we went out to lunch and most every insignificant occasion. >> she didn't like that that one. laughing with food in her mouth. >> reporter: needless to say he doesn't get a whole lot of visitors. which is fine by charles.

>> in fact you get the sense he almost enjoys his alone time more. on slow days he slow dances with louise. >> i guess i am trying to relive our life. would you think? >> reporter: maybe. >> i don't know. it's, so hard to explain. you know. but it's not a suffering memories, it's beautiful memory, you know? >> reporter: some times people try to tell charles to move on. but in his mind, why would you want to make a bunch of new memories when the old ones are still so good. >> yeah. she was lovely. >> reporter: steve hartman on the road in starkville, mississippi. >> that's the overnight news for monday. for some the news continues. for others check back for the morning news and cbs this morning.

york city, i'm jeff glor. captioning funded by cbs it's monday, february 15th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." days after the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia, a look back at the justice's life and legacy and a look ahead at the battle for his seat on the bench. thawing out. after a weekend of bone chilling temperatures across the country,

relief in sight. millions make the pilgrimage to see the pope francis in mexico. how the pope is touching young lives throughout the country. you have an obligation to pick up and leave out of the abyss. and triumph over tragedy. abyss three months after terrorists killed dozens of people at the bataclan theater in paris, the band eagles of death metal is taking the stage once more. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the sudden death of antonin scalia sparked a debate over nominating his successor.