,, ,, you're going to be proud of your president and you're going country, okay. >> what's next for the presidential candidates an donald trump's big win last night in nevada. >> plus lawmakers back here at home are looking at possibly making changes to our state's red light cameras. a live report from the capitol. let's look from copter 4 over denver this morning. any snow left on the ground is going to be melting in the metro area as sunshine is going to return. wait until you hear how warm it's going to get. we're in february, believe it or not. i'm alan gionet. >> and i'm britt moreno. it's not too early to start think

weather coming our way. let's get to lauren tracking everything for us and start us off with wednesday. >> look behind me. clear skies, different than yesterday. it's chilly out there. let's look what's going on with our temperatures starting off with 25 in denver. 18 in fort collins. 2 below in gunnison. 4 in craig. 5 in grand junction and a lot of teens as you head towards the eastern plains. expect windy conditions in the foothills today here in the denver area, we're fairly calm, but as we shift into the foothills and mountains, black gusty winds. not under advisories, but it's windy. a few cloud to start the day in the high country, but bit. looking at our hour-by-hour, low 50s through the afternoon. day. warming up to end the week. we'll talk more about that in a moment.

let's check with joel hillan. >> looking from our cdot camera at monaco. a two-car accident in the middle of that intersection. and police having to direct folks around that. a big intersection. colfax and monaco this morning. seeing slowing southbound coming into town with speeds dipping into the 30s. along the bottom of the screen, that's from the ramp from i-20 to us 36. turn on koa radio and 94.1 fm you can get your wealth and traffic together. i-225 near parker road is back open after a terrible crash. last night, an suv kennedy balanced field. we're learning how those people are doing. today, an update on the planned parenthood shooter's health.

latest on this case. good morning, shawn. >>reporter: britt, good morning. this is the next step to see if deer is fit to stand trial in colorado springs. he was recently transferred to the state hospital in pueblo for a mental healthy valuation. this will help decide if he can go to trial. a judge rejected the request by his defense team to stop yevaluators and his attorneys want to block questions about his mental state. his check -- it comes from his attorneys. deer says he wants to represent himself. three people were killed north dakota that shooting last november. nine others injured. the planned parent hood clinic in colorado spring s reopened for the first time since that shooting happened earlier this month. in the latest step, the hearing is set to begin at 1:30 in colorado springs. reporting

>> shawn, thanks a lot. trump is coming off his he has 46% of republican support in the battle for second place, rubio came in ahead of cruz by 3%. rubio about 24% of the support in nefb vada. entrance polls shows trump did well among those who prefer a political outsider. he picked up support from republicans who selected the economy and immigration as their top issues and trump was getty in a late speech. >> we won the evangelicals and we won with young and won with old, we won with highly educated, we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. >> the next democratic primarily is this saturday. it comes up in south carolina and we're less than one week away from super tuesday. that's when republicans will let their delegates decide at the convention if the

red light cameras back in the spotlight. lawmakers are looking at restricting red light cameras in certain places here in colorado. cbs 4 jaime leary is live at the capital with a closer look. this isn't the first time that lawmaker has taken up an issue with red light cameras. >> john hicker luper banned red light cameras across the state. today, house lawmakers will revisit that issue and take a look at reinstating that bill, but it's not quite the same. in cities across the state, these red light cameras is considered a safety tool. standing guard at intersections -- and today, the house committee of transportation and energy seeking to limit, not ban, but limit the expansion of these red light cameras. the bill allows the cameras within school zone and road construction zone and arterial roads which means the

when the governor did veto the bill last june, he told law makers he'll -- so schools, and construction zones. he said he supports taking the fine from the revenue made and putting that back towards traffic safety and implementing that that way. there's chances this could be in favor of the governor and the house lawmakers would like to see the fines taken as well. that's apart of the bill and put towards traffic safety implementation. live in denver, jaime leary, cbs 4 morning news. >> jaime, thank you for that. the lawmakers will look at the right to die bill. this gives people terminally sick a legal option to end their lives. >> one of denver's biggest tourist attractions could look brighter. the city council is considering adding 180 new street lights to the 16th street mall. those feel the mall is

lighting that has left dark corners and the latest increases in crime in the area. >> the reality is that 16th street mall is a critical connecter in our city and one which we can't allow to be element. we believe lighting is going to play a critical role investment. plan. it's expected to go before the city council on march 7th. if they approve it, installation will begin in may and they wrap up the project in september. was denying businesses the float. the interstate open from -- it's effecting the hot springs grill and snack grill. employees aren't surprised to see fewer customers to eat. >> when you live in the mountains, things like this

you learn to live with it. >> the glenwood springs of commerce says it's too early to tell how much of an impact the closure has had. >> that's a tough job. every single day, they're bringing down more rock. daylight will reveal the extend of a tornado that ripped through the gulf coast. two people died in louisiana. another person died in lamar county mississippi. rain lashed this hotel in pensacola, florida. you can see how hard it fell. a reported tornado was spotted in this area along the gulf coast. one woman said she barely survived the storm. >> okay. that's all that matters. it was like a big train running through. >> it's incredible. 26 reported tornado. one of them blew the roof off a gym in prairieville, louisiana.

working employee and people working out and 8 kid in the daycare. a scary situation. >> well, in new orleans, the storm even spawn three water spots on lake -- look at that. governors in louisiana and mississippi declared state of emergency. taking a look at what's happening for our storm. it's parts of the east coast. it's virginia and into north carolina that we're worried about today. the storms could produce large hail and damaging straight line winds and possible tornado. so the good news is it's leaving the gulf coast area. florida could get hit hard today. there's a cold side to this as well where there's a lot of snow in midwest and even into tennessee. we'll look at our satellite and radar. you can see snow in illinois and it's moving into michigan. there's flight delays.

it's moving out of the gulf coast region. we have traffic information we're following from copter 4. this is right above i-76 and 96th that we've had an ambulance that just left the scene there. again, an accident. this is i-76 and 96. next on the cbs 4 morning

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speeds. we're 50 mile-per-hour gust in berthoud pass and windy on and off during the day in the foothill and high country. neglect erderlands, winds -- nederlands, winds at -- 7 in leadville. 4 in craig. 25 in grand junction. here across the front range, we're cooler than yesterday, but warmer than other areas of the state. 25 out at dia. 19 out in berlin ton. on our -- the clouds are kicking out of here. we're looking at sunny skies today. it should be beautiful across the state. warming up to the upper 40s. throughout the afternoon, skies do stay clear. we may get a few high clouds that roll through and over night tonight, a few clouds develop. by tomorrow morning, it should be gone. clear skies tomorrow all the way

western slope, beautiful day. 51 degrees for us. 53 in fort collins and boulder. low 50s sterling ton. for your hour-by-hour forecast today, we're cool at 8:00 a.m. at 30 degrees. by noon, 50 degrees and sunshine for the next several days. i know some people love the snow and didn't want it to leave. it may come back by sunday nighted into monday. 52 tomorrow. close to 60 on friday. close to 70 on friday. joel, it was a tough commute yesterday. how is it going today? >> we have the trouble spots. this is from copter 4, live pictures. i-76 and 96th avenue. it's blocking off the right lane. we had an ambulance arrive and take somebody from the scene there. so this, i-76 and 96th. we have a side street

that's at colfax and monaco. the intersection is blocked off and two cars involved. here's a look at i-25 and 110th southbound coming into town. you see the space between the cars shrink. that's causing the speeds to dip into the 20s as you go passed 104th. southbound coming into town. there's a 13-minute drive from i-70. there's the accident from copter 4 we were looking at. looks like we have an accident up this direction as well. take a look from the cbs 4 mouse trap. the cars. it's slowing down as you get around the stadium curve. we have that accident colfax and monaco and an abandoned car along 6th as you get to i-225. not affecting traffic on i-225. we have a we have the closures in place.

starts at 9:00 to 4:00. >> thanks very much. wednesday's top stories we want to check in on. in april, a judge will sentence a woman who attacked wilkins and cut her unborn baby from her body. yesterday, a jury found lane right here, guilty of all charges included attempted murder and unlawful termination of a pregnancy. wilkins spoke after the trial saying she has forgiven lane. >> i do not hate dynel, but i'll angry for the pain she caused. >> sentencing is scheduled for the 29th of april. we'll let you know what happens. new from overnight, rescuers in western napol. a plane smashed into a tall mountain in bad weather. it was on a short flight to court mandue.

and no indication that any were americans. there are 14 new cases in the zika virus in the united states possibly spread through sex. these cases involve men who visited areas. doctors say partners. two pregnant women have the virus. doctors fear it can lead to babies being born with birth defects including small heads. this is transmitted by mosquito. scientist find out what caused the takata airbags -- people are getting sick of chipotle. say it isn't show. >> scientist hired by the auto indid you indoes-- auto industry, they say high humidity and the use of a

ammonia nitrate are factors. takata airbags are blamed for deaths and injuries. the japanese car maker says it won't financially bail out takata although honda is takata's biggest customer and they involve the most recalled vehicles. master card will let you pay with your face. they're launching selfie and fingerprint technology to allow customers to make online purchases. it will be available on its app in a few months. the company will be able to tell if it's a legit selfie instead of a previously taken photo by requiring users to blink while shooting the picture. and chipotle is facing a new problem that has nothing to do with food safety. customers are getting board with its choices calling it menu fatigue.

pride themselves on being health yes, sir to traditional fast food. chipotle has not changed its menu since opening its doors almost two decades ago. >> if it's not broke, don't fix it. >> it might be a little broke, >> a little tired. >> thanks a lot. >> a little tired there. lauren who has the weather

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the western part of the country, dry and warm. as we head towards the eastern side of the country, we talked about the severe weather in the gulf. that's shifting into the carolinas today, north carolina is a big bull's eye for severe weather today. much of the eastern side of the country, potential for bigger thunderstorms that could produce large hail and damaging winds and possibly isolated tornado. on the cold side of this, we're looking at descent snow fall all the way from missouri to illinois and indiana and michigan. on the warm side, we have rain moving into the east coast. there's delays into la gore y'all. i want to show you the satellite and radar. the cold side of this system from missouri and into parts of indiana and illinois and into michigan. and we have rain all the way to parts of ohio and big thunderstorms in parts of south carolina and north carolina moving up to the north. that's

let's check with joel hillan. how is our morning drive going? >> we're across the denver metro area. a live look from copter 4 over colfax. the volume is going to slow you down. there's an accident in the northbound direction between alameda and 6th avenue. how about the drive to dia. a couple of accidents along i-76. you get along i-70, slowing developing in i-70. there's speeds along that stretch at 10 miles-an-hour slower than the posted speed limit. this morning, some people are disappointed, the rocky mount near show is cancelled. denver navy week cancelled. the show used to run at the reservoir park. last year it was a traffic nightmare. people missed it because they were stuck on e-470. it's not clear

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good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us on this wednesday morning. 25 degrees outside. a little chilly. here's a look from our look out mountain camera, but we're going weather again. all the snow has moved out of here. >> we want to give you a view from copter 4 this morning. there's longs peek. we did get a good dose of snow in the mountains, but down in

not going to see that snow pretty soon with it melting. >> i see it on our roof top. if you have any left, it should be gone today and we're looking at warm temperatures, spring-like temperatures. we're 25 days away from spring, so we're feeling like it everyday. let's outside. beautiful look from our mouse trap camera. skies are clear and it's cooler this morning with the system that came through yesterday and our clear skies overnight last night. checking with the temperatures. 25 in denver and colorado springs. 21 in ray. high country, chilly at 7 in leadville. 9 in steamboat. western slope, 4 in craig. 25 in grand junction. foothills 32 in boulevard where it has been gusty this morning. we'll talk about the winds in the foothills in a moment and our weekend warmup, but right now, joel hillan is tracking our morning drive. >> it has been a good drive. a couple of trouble spots depending where you're at.

along i-76 all the way to 96 on the approach to us 36 at i-25 there. let me show you the drive times from the north. 18 minutes from 120th out to i-70. westbound along i-70. speeds dipping into the 30s. >> joel, thank you. where should red light cameras should be placed? that's the question lawmakers are answers. jaime leary is live at the state capitol with a look at the bill. >>reporter: good morning. this isn't the first time we heard lawyer makers take question -- governor john hicken looper banned them. the house members and lawmakers of the committee of transportation and energy are going to revisit this. they're they want to take the money from

the ban. i'll show you why he's onboard with what the bill is asking for. jaime leary, cbs 4 news. candidates looking ahead to tomorrow's debate in texas after nevada. donald trump pulled off a big victory. he came away with 12 delegates. rubio and cruz are fighting for second and right now they have 5 delegates each. 8 delegates need to be decided. clinton and sanders coming off a town hall. sanders reiterated her call to release transcripts of paid speeches she made to wall street banks. >> i'm very happy to release all of my paid [indiscernible] to wall street. here it is chris, there ain't none. >> if everyone does it and that includes republicans because they have made a lot of speeches. >> the democrats, south carolina primarily is set for this

what is the mental status of the planned parenthood shooter? this could be determined today. a judge ordered a mental health exam for robert deer after the november shooting. some people have concerns that his competency following a new of courtroom out burst. shawn chitnis has an update on this case. shawn. >>reporter: britt, this is is the latest i've been trying to determine if he can stand trial in that shooting. robert deer admitted to that shooting and saying he wants to plead guilty. he was recently transferred to a state hospital for a mental health evaluation. a judge rejected a request by the attorney's to limit what could be asked by evaluators. they want to prevent anything related to the shooting for her mental case coming up during that exam. the judge says those questions about be asked towards deer. coming up, what deer has said about his role in the shootings

shawn chitnis, cbs 4 morning news. new developments in the case of a surgical tech accused of stealing needle and possibly exposing thousands of patients to dangerous diseases. attorneys representing some of those patients tells us six has tested positive for blood bourne pathogens. >> these are patients that had surgery at swedish medical center during the time period that rocky allen was a surgical tech. >> most testing going to make sure the results were not false positive and further testing will indicate where the patients likely contracted the viruses. surgical tech allen is facing charges. keeping kids safe is a priority for -- brian maass takes a look to see what is being done to make sure drivers are sober.

police she was on six different prescription drugs. >> wanted to find out if bus drivers are alcohol tested and how often and what the test are showing. we combed through drug test and positive a number of positive tests. >> if a person does that, i'm ashamed of them and i think they're ashamed of them self. >> watch passing the test tonight on cbs 4 news at 10:00. this saturday, it's the av's and red wings at coors field. look. they had the ice covered. they thought the ice looked small. the excitement building, mitchell cannot overlook san jose tonight. that game is first. the puck drops at 6:00 saturday night at coors field and the alumni game coming up lauren, i went last weekend to the du game and

because you can see the ice. >> i've herd that. if you're going to the game, it's going to be warm. taking a look at our copter 4 shot. beautiful. and lots of snow. a perfect view of our mountains this morning. thanks to copter 4. let's look at the wind speeds. we're starting off gusty. allen's park, glen haven and nederland, winds at 10 to 20 miles-an-hour. that's a good range. some spots may get over 30, 40 miles-an-hour. watch out for gusty winds today. 20 out after dia. 32 boulder. 18 in fort collins. 19 in burlington . 4 in craig. 25 in grand junction. mostly sunny skies across the state. gust y on the eastern plains -- gusty on the eastern plains and calm and sunny skies for everyone and warmer temperatures today.

to see a lot of melting if you have anything left in the denver metro from yesterday and clear skies by tomorrow morning and tomorrow is another mild day as well. high pressure is going to dominate the western side of the country. it may not be until sunday night or monday our next system arrives. 51 in denver. 53 in boulder and fort collins. 60s for the eastern plains. 34 in frisco. 37 in eagle. 33 in craig today. 47 as you head towards grand junction. we're looking at 48 degrees by noon today. by 2:00, 50 degrees. by 5:00, we're at 43 when you're heading home from work. 59 on friday. close to 70 on saturday. really a lovely streak of weather heading our way. let's check with joel. how is the drive going? >> i

>> i-25 and lincoln is not bad. it's not good for that car -- just a heads up on the commute. direction. traffic. how about southbound coming down into town. i-25 and 110th. not a lot of space between the cars and they're going quickly as you can see. speeds into the teens and into the 20s now. 18 minutes from 120th out to i-70. a pair of accidents along i-76. this is on the ramp from northbound i-25 to westbound 236. not causing delays. cbs 4 mouse trap cam, beautiful morning. take a look at the road there. i-25, nice and wide open. lots of space between the cars. i-70 though as you head in the eastbound direction, it's running slow. we're across the denver metro area. we have that accident this has been reported northbound along i-25 between alameda and 6th. not causing delays. usual slowing. southbound along i-225 as you make your way out to the tech

>> coming up next on the cbs 4 morning news, multiple tornados strike the south, but the severe weather threat is not over for people out here, and production is about to start on a movie about the boston bombing. what people are saying about film this water town community. morning. just ahead of the sunrise and we saw the mountains looking good. i thought it was -- here's eric chris ten sen. with your sports. >> the nuggets could have stopped cousins as he scored 37 point in a king's win. what were the odds the nuggets were going to stop him last night. the man they called boogie dominated denver. how does a guy 270 do that. this big fellow had touches too.

kings build a 7-point league. dj augustine helping lead the nuggets on a 4th quarter come back. they were down one with a chance to tie, but cousins gets a star treatment. no call. and the kings win 114-110. >> march us cousins, we have no answer for him. give him credit and give him credit. they have beaten us two time in a row. we gave ourselves a chance. i hate we dig ourselves this hole and not bringing the defense into the game, and it's not going to get easier. we have to find a way to get everybody engaged and playing for 48 minutes. >> the nuggets are heading to los angeles what is going on? today we're going to run a slalom course. not down the mountain but up it. that's terrifying. in one of these. sweet the chevy silverado offers a combination of 4 wheel drive and an exclusive

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welcome back on this wednesday morning. skies are way. isn't this a beautiful as we look towards fort collin, a beautiful start. pretty colors and bright sunny skies. nice outside. checking in with our weather watcher, we're colder outside. 6 below coming from mark rustle in waldon and warmer temperatures and we'll talk about that in a moment. but first let's check with joel. >> there's a trouble spot along copter 4 traveling in the northbound direction of i-25 making your way eastbound on that ramp to lincoln. there's a car into the fence and it went

you can see the tracks and the tires of either direction making their way onto that curb. and not causing delays, but i'm sure there's going to be curiosity slowing. taking a look at the drive times. southbound coming into down. speeds dipping into the teens and into the 20s. all that volume we have. 30 miles-an-hour, the vanilla speed. 20 minutes from thornton to denver. i-76, average speed 26 miles-an-hour. the planned parent -- it's a status hearing. robert deer who had out burst at his first court appearance shot and killed three people last november. shawn chitnis is live to explain. tell us what happens here, shawn? >>reporter: we could be one step closer to find out if he's -- he admitted to the shooting in the past and says he wants to plead guilty. he wants to fire his defense team. he was

hospital in pueblo for a mental health evaluation. a judge rejected deer being asked about the shooting. his attorneys wanted to block status of his mental status. checking his -- it came from his attorneys, but deer said he would like to represent himself. three people were killed in that shooting last november. nine others injured. that planned parenthood -- excuse me, did reopen earlier this month for the first time since that shooting. the hearing is scheduled to begin in colorado springs at 1:30 this afternoon. reporting live, shawn chitnis. >> shawn, thank you. you either love them or you red light cameras are back in the legislature. the mayor banned the -- jaime

a new red light camera bill. good morning. >>reporter: it was back in june that governor hecken looper -- the house will take up another bill that readdress these issues with red light cameras. in cities across the state, red light cameras, they're considered a safety tool. they stand guarded at intersections to turning red light runners. transportation and energy seeking to limit the expansion of these red light cameras. the bill does allow the use of cameras within school zones and arterial roads so the major roads that serve through traffic. when the governor vetoed a bill, he told lawmakers he would limit cameras to schools, construction and arterial roads. he said he supports using fines from the

those back towards traffic safety implementation. there's a possibility he could favor these things on the bill. the house definitely is -- the house committee of transportation and energy would like to see the fines re-implemented towards traffic. trump is celebrating his largest margin of victory last night in the nevada caucuses. he's promising an amazing two months ahead for his bid to the white house. rubio finished second. carson and cruz were in the single digits. trump did political outsider. he also picked up support from republicans who selected the economy and immigration as their top issues. >> you know what i really am happy about because i've been saying it for a long time, 46% were the hispanics. 46%.

soon the country is going to start winning, winning, winning. >> the next democratic -- we're a week away from super tuesday and that's when coloradans will caucus. republicans will gather and they'll talk, but ultimately delegates decide at the national convention. parts of the east cod could be in for more rough weather that attacked the south after strong storms and tornado ripped through the gulf states. three people are dead. the storms gained strength all day tuesday with at least 26 tornado reported in the south. in pensacola florida, daylight will reveal the extent of the damage with power knocked out. one tornado blew the roof off their gym in prairieville lieutenant. another tornado destroyed not an

>> they were praying and i was scared. the house would not stop shaking the entire time. >> to the north of mississippi, witnesses say a tornado ripped a mobile home off its foundation and the tornado spawned water spouts on lake park. a terrifying moment at a local preschool in denver. a man broke into the catholic's charity dare care on 28th street. >> a 22-year-old man is facing indecent exposure charges after an incident at the catalytic charity building. tuesday around noon, a man tried to enter the building. staff told the man to leave. police say that suspect identified as 22-year-old benjamin henry wallace kicked in the window of another school building. inside that building where dozens of childrens ages 6 months to 5-year-old. the school went into its emergency protocol procedures and police were called and dozens of kids escorted by teachers into the basement. police arrived within

sno children or staff hurt. wallace is facing indecent exposure and burglary. he has no previous arrest on record. in denver, cbs news. the boston marathon -- a film crew is going to be back in the neighborhood where police call -- they'll film a scene from a movie called patriots day about the bombing. representatives sent letters to those in water town asking how neighbors who caught the real thing on camera say they feel it is important to capture the authenticity. >> it was different. i hope we don't go through that again, yeah. it was a tough day. >> i believe it happened here, so you need to see this is just a regular neighborhood in that it's not a movie set.

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low. they have to sport a broncos flag behind their engine after they loss the superbowl colorado. >> that looks sharp. don't you think it looks great. >> at this a good look. >> the fire engine in north carolina, glad to see north carolina fulfilling their end of the wager with denver firefighters. >> today, you can get your hands on a rare -- coca cola is releasing this world champion's can today. you can get them at all colorado stores and i have a feeling they're going to go quickly. >> let's get to lauren with a look at the weather as things warmup. lauren. >> we're warming up today and a bigger warmup by the weekend. clear skies in denver. it's lovely out there. cool though. we had colder temperatures last night after that storm system left. winds at the moment are gusty in some areas. berthoud pass to loveland pass, 50.

to 40 mile-per-hour gust. expect it to be windy. in denver. 21 in ray. 19 in burlington. 25 in denver and the springs 12 in avon. 25 to start the day in grand junction. on our satellite and radar, a few clouds. looking at sunny skies across the state, expecting a nice day. winds will stick around in the through the afternoon, a few clouds pass through, but temperatures warming back up to the low 350s. overnight tonight, a few clouds in the mountains and tomorrow morning, sunshine across the state should be another beautiful day. some wanted the snow to stick around longer. unfortunately it's not going, so we're going to enjoy the warmer temperatures while we have them and we're looking at rain and snow on sunday night, maybe monday morning. 51 in denver. 53 in fort collins. 50s, and up upper 40s for the eastern plains. 37 in eagle.

. 33 for craig. for your hour-by-hour forecast, noon today we hit 48 degrees. low 50s by 2:00. and by 5:00 tonight, we're looking at 43 degrees. for your 5 a forecast, saturday, we get into the 60s. we have a warm weekend ahead. good morning. >> good morning. this is a look from copter 4 from i-25. this is right near orchard from the tech center. pretty good drive. it's jam packed in the north carolina direction sunshine glare. you're going to be fighting the eastbound routes this morning. that's a reminder to bring your sun glasses. southbound coming into down. 19 minutes along i-76. lingering accident off to the shoulder in the westbound direction of i-76 and 92nd. slow along i-227.

you're fighting that sunshine glare. we're across the denver metro area with slowing in the southbound direction of i-70 and there's an accident on i-25 to eastbound lincoln. >> thanks for joining us here on this wednesday morning. >> have a great day, everybody. we'll catch you later on.,,

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,, ,, captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, february 24th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." deadly tornadoes tear through the south. powerful winds toss rvs through the air. tens of millions could still be in danger. donald trump wins the nevada caucuses in a landslide. marco rubio surges to second. he'll be with us. is your phone secretly recording you, how some apps steal your personal information and your money. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds.