ining through a rain forest or chilling with buddhist monks. you served three terms in congress while apparently also competing on the amazing race. still i imagine resigning is the hardest thing he'll have to do except for cleaning out his deck. anybody now how to bubble wrap pheasant feathers. >> welcome to "way too early." we start today overseas with a man hunt underway for up to three suspects that were connected to the shocking massacre inside a museum in tu know sha's capital. the gunman also killed. and the horror began around noon as tourists were exiting buses at the museum in tunis. armed militants stormed out dressed in military uniforms. they jumped out of a car and opened fire. one witness says the gunmen were, quote, shooting at

everything that moved but it didn't end there. as the attackers ran into the museum and took hostages dozens of people were evacuated before police and security forces traded gunfire with the gunmen. it's less than three miles from the center of the city and it triggered a lockdown in a lot of places including the parliament building. its president said his nation was now at war with terror. he vowed that the country would respond without mercy to it'ss until they are all exterminated. isis linked twitter. that's more than any other country. meanwhile thousands of tu neegss chanted free tunisia at a nighttime rally. you'll remember the arab spring began in tu know sha began when

the dictator was overthrown. the country has faced economic troubles since then. let's move to sweden. we're also following developing news last night out of sweden where several people were shot at a restaurant. police are confirming two victims have died but they expect the death toll to actually rise. witnesses say two men walked into a crowded restaurant and opened fire. right now authorities don't know whether this was related to terrorism or not. they're just saying that gang violence is common in the area and that gang members were inside the restaurant at the time. police are currently searching for possible suspects. well there is growing concern, obviously growing uncertainly this morning about ties between the united states and israel. that's after the prime minister netanyahu's huge victory in the elections. president obama didn't even call

netanyahu to congratulate him. that's something that's very rare and the white house criticized the israeli leader for what it calls devicive rhetoric toward voters. we have more. >> reporter: the white house is evaluating its policy toward middle east peace after the surprising comeback election of benjamin netanyahu. benjamin netanyahu marked his triumph with a prayer at the western wall a holy shrine and a promise to care for the security of all israelis. only hours after a celebration of his come from behind victory. >> that's incredible. everybody buried him. i'm sorry about -- this is fantastic. >> reporter: but to win he took a hard right turn warning his supporters that israeli arabs were voting in droves and reverseing commitment to a

palestinian state. that drew sharp criticism from the white house. the president did not call netanyahu to congratulate. the secretary of state did call him during a break in the nuclear talks with iran. closer to home where fortified walls separate israel from that palestinians, the elections hit hard. palestinians reacted with anger and frustration to his decisive victory, especially that now he's against a palestinian state. here people say they feel imprisoned and squeezed economically. zble we have to resist occasion and we should not have hopes with negotiations with such a government. many also oppose their government's hard line against peace talks. >> reporter: netanyahu's policies from the palestinian statehood to settlements from put him on a collision course

with the president and now this promises to make a difficult relationship even more contention. >> thank you. we're going to see what's going to happen there. it's going to be a tough two years for the president and netanyahu. going from israel to politics at home. we haven't heard from aaron shock from his resignation but his father had a lot to say about the congressman and the law. he acknowledged there were problems surrounding the republican's expense reportering but defended his son. >> i know it's a law. so yeah he broke the law. if they're going to convict him on paperwork, they're going to convict him, and that's their privilege. if it's the law and he broke the law and they want to convict him on that fine but he has done a lot of good in his life.

aaron is a little different. you know? he wears stylish clothing. and yet, he's not gay, so everybody is throwing up their arms. they can't figure out aaron, so he must be crooked. you know so attack him. >> that's a father obviously upset for his sob and proud of him and hoping for the best. the resignation is going the end the house ethics information. that's off the table and according to a spoke's person everything has been repaid to the go. . as for his future once he steps down later this month, dr. shock still has high hopes for his son. >> ten years from now, whatever he's doing, he'll be successful. i promise you that.

two years from now he'll be successful if he's not in jail. >> well that's to be seen. a criminal investigation still is possible. shock plans to resign at the end of this month on march 31th. let's turn to presidential politics and you know all of the talk about hillary clinton's e-mails and all the concerns among some democrats that this was going to impact her run for the white house, well in the short term that is certainly not the case. a new poll out suggesting her standing in the field of potential democratic candidates has remained unchanged by the use of her private e-mails while serving as secretary of state. a cnn poll shows joe biden trailing by 47 percentage points. the same as february. and nearly in 7 and 10 democrats

believe hillary clinton is their best chance to keep the white house in democratic hands and then when you match her up against republicans, she's doing just as well too. you see here that clinton leads jeb bush 55 to 40 %. you put scott walker against her, she leads. the senator that comes with closest, rand paul. he got 43% of americans saying they'd be more likely to back him. with hillary, it's more of the same. let's turn now to business investigators on wall street received good news after the federal reserve released the economic forecast. that drove stocks up across the board but could that be short-lived. the fed concluded with all signs pointing to an e eventual hike of interest rates later this year. let's go to london. steve, obviously this is going to be the first hike in a long long time. what's the time frame for it

many. >> reporter: that's the big question. the good news was that chairman yellish in her conversation, he was looking all day to point not just the very strong headline employment rate as well. and obviously the unemployment rate has been coming down but she's also looking at inflation. the strength of the dollar the weight of manufacturing as well. she was hulkish in waking away the word patience. there could be a june or october rate hike but it's thereafter that it gets interesting. it's the pace of the rate hikes that everyone is looking at and they are saying after this meeting it's been lessened a bit. yes a hike but not as aggressive as previously thought. and raising wages. $9 per hour is going to be what it's going to be. that's going to be in 1800

stores since april. the federal minimum wage stuck lower still. >> thank you so much. greatly appreciate it. still ahead on "way too early." new twists and turns in the murder case against robert durst. could there be more victims? was he planning to stipkip town before his arrest. and another story coming up. an intriguing one that we'll connect the dots. that and a check on weather. and this weather forecast miserable. thank you for nothing, bill karins when "way too early" comes back. disarm iraq and free its people and to defend the world from grave danger.

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>> so did she sit on this desk yesterday? >> she didn't just sit on it. it was like a model shoot. >> my lord. she's done that before. i thought we got that out of here. there are new developments in the bizarre case of robert durst. he's the real estate heir that who remains in police custody. sources telling us police are handling unsolved murders connected to him and are now reaching out to other law enforcement agencies in locations where he lived are visited. it sounds like they're starting to connect a lot of dots. we have the latest from new orleans. >> reporter: good morning. police believe that when robert durst left his home no houston that he actually never intended on returning. he checked into a hotel here under another name and

authorities believe he might have been preparing to leave the country. the police believe robert durst was getting ready to run. even though he says he didn't kill susan berman. in houston investigators searched his home for new evidence. we obtained the warrant. the documents show that the heir is worth $100 million. they say he's been withdrawing large sums of money with daily withdrawals of $9,000. after the 71-year-old's arrest in new orleans, police found more than $42,000 in his hotel room. $100 bills kept in small envelopes. also found in the room a loaded gun with four rounds. a rubber mask which would cover an individual's head and neck and ups tracking numbers that durst told police were for a shipment of a large sum of cash. it reveals details of some of

the evidence they've collected in the murder of susan berman. they suspected it was probable durst wrote an anonymous let tore police telling them where to find her body. the letter with an address and the word cadaver was revealed in the hbo documentary. they confronted him along with a separate letter he sent to susan berman. >> i wrote this one. i did not write that one. >> last november two document analysts i.d.ed him as the author of the cadaver letter and envelope. among the items they seized in his home three books two copies of a deadly secret and without a trace. investigations into his life. the lead defense attorney tells us he thinks that handwriting analysis is quote, junk science, and he points out that law enforcement officials once identified a different suspect in the bermen case using the same techniques.

durst right now is in a mental health facility in louisiana. officials say he is a suicide risk. >> all right. thank you so much. time now for sports. it has begun. the ncaa tournament field of 64 is set after the final first games were decided last night. the round of 64 tips off this afternoon with a midwestern matchup between notre dame and 14 seed north eastern. a pair of top seeds tonight flrks villanova and layoff yet and kentucky continues the pursuit of perfection against hampton. meanwhile president obama filled out his tournament bracket on espn yesterday. he picked kentucky to win it all against villanova in the ncaa title game. the texas rangers are gearing up for the upcoming ladies and gentlemen of the jury league baseball season with new food

delights that are going to be available at their ball mark. introducing the fried smoreo. it's a fried gram cracker bred and marshmallow between two oreo cookies. and then chicken fried corn on the cob with bacon goodies. including bacon flavored cotton candy. you can wash it all down with a cold glass after your grandmother's bacon beer. >> all right. >> okay. >> we'd try that, maybe. >> i guess so. listen time for some really bad news and whenever we want bad news around our set who do we go to? bill karins? >> i say you have your shoveling boots on yoch. >> i do. >> you're ready to go. and i said it was over. >> i thought it was over. you look at it it's not. >> we were close.

>> my iphone all winter has said flash, i mean every day. winter storm watch for southern connecticut, and we're getting it. >> i know. right now it's just a rainstorm. tomorrow is the day with the snow in the northeast and mid atlantic. right now just rain. we can deal with the rain and the flowers and knock down some of the poll enlevels. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow snow breaking out washington d.c. through hagerstown and back to central pennsylvania. by noon, a lot of this is taking place during the daylight hours in march. usually the sun angle gets a little bit through the clouds so the pavement may be wet in some areas in d.c. but we should be seeing the heaviest snow to accumulate in new york city. we may have some early dismissals and cancellations too. it's crazy. how much snow in as we go throughout the storm it looks

like d.c. baltimore, probably only an inch or two but as far as hagerstown and trenten and philly and back toward long island, possibility of three to six inches of snow. it'll be heavy and wet. roads won't be too bad was it's march. that's not a map i wanted to pull out again. >> i'm looking six inchs at the hamptons. >> right. it's going to feel like the middle of winter. >> and after that. ? saturday will be 50 degrees and it'll melt. >> this is the last time. >> yes, it should be. >> still ahead hillary clinton supporters try a new angle to build support and it does involve bill. "way too early" will be right back. mall business you have to work hard, know your numbers, and stay focused. i was determined to create new york city's first self-serve frozen yogurt franchise. and now you have 42 locations. the more i put into my business the more i get out of it. like 5x your rewards when you make

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june can ikie let's get a check on the this morning's other headlines. lewis, this first story, actually, it's a bit of good news coming out of washington. i love to hear this. >> compassion across aisles. rand paul and senator reed have a personal connection that transcends politics. the minority leader opened up about his recent injury.

>> as an aside, most everyone knows at this point that on new year's day i fell and hurt myself, my right eye. during this period of time the presiding officer who by the way is a medical doctor has been so find and thoughtful and considerate, in visiting with me giving me encouragement, and some expert advice as to what he's seen in the past and giving me hope for better sight out of my right eye, and i really appreciate it very very much and i want the people of kentucky to know that -- how thoughtful and considerate and kind he'd been to me over these months. >> lending your follow congressman a hand. let's go to politics that aren't friendly. dick cheney offers tough

criticism of the playboy. the former vp says when he looks at president obama he sees the worst president in my lifetime. >> dick cheney did an interview with playboy and they gave him the cover. take a look at this cover. check out some of these stories in compatibility quiz is this baa boon heart right for you? then we have when it's okay to shoot someone in the face. and finally, shock and awe, the first time she sees you naked. these are big stories that you want to read about in playboy. >> pretty risky stuff. that. >> that wasn't what i saw at the newsstand. >> one political action supporting clinton's likely run for president has made gnaw

campaign. >> they always said hillary wore the pants. now i'm wearing the dress. bill for first lady. put hillary in the white house. i am home sick. >> run, hillary, run. >> i'm traveling coast to coast. >> run, hillary, run. >> and the enthusiasm is hash tag, kra kra. join the campaign to make history and put a woman in the white house. >> we want a woman president. >> hope to see you in your city. >> there you go. bill for first lady in 2016. he is home sick. >> that's just -- >> there is irony in there. >> thank you lewis. we appreciate it i think. >> time to bring in mika who is actually not on the desk today, thank god. i go out of town one day and

things like that start happening. >> i thought it was comfortable. the latest from tu shee sha rocked by a massacre. 19 killed and dozened wounded. the search for more suspects and questions about the security of the young democracy. plus high-tech as is nation by the u.s. cover. kill chain pulls back the government on the government's controversial use of drones. how it emerged, who made it happen and is this the new way of waging war. >> those stories plus we're going to envail the new cover of time magazine. we'll tell you how to lose after your weight and how to live to 148. >> you've lost a little weight. i think that i actually missed an opportunity there to experiment and fail and experiment and fail you know i really admire my mother despite what people said she bought me a sewing machine and she let me play with dolls. she really dared to let me be different. i consistently focus on the fact

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