in new york city. captioning funded by cbs it's friday, february 12th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." campaign 2016 democrats take center stage in another debate, but the republicans snag a few headlines of their own and a few young fans. polar plunge. the lowest temperatures of the winter are heading to the northeast with forecasters warning the cold could kill. restaurant rampage. several people are hurt when a man wielding a machete goes on a violent spre. the ocean doesn't see male or female. >> and making waves at mavericks. women argue it's time for a

competition. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. still smarting from a resound on is defeat in the new hampshire primary, hillary clinton is hoping to get her campaign back on track later this month in nevada and south carolina. last night in the final debate before those contests, clinton tried to stem the surge of bernie sanders's campaign by making a plea to an important block of voters. march marlie hall was at last night os campaign debate in milwaukee. >> reporter: sanders used last night's debate as an opportunity to try to boost his minority support.

seeing videos on television of unarmed people, often african-americans, shot by police officers. >> we have to restore policing that will actually protect the communities that police officers are sworn to protect. >> reporter: hillary clinton and bernie sanders used their sixth debate to appeal to blacks and latinoss in the next states to vote. but the battle for minority voters was also taking place off the debate stage. >> i believe bernie sanders is a -- >> reporter: on thursday, sanders launched an online video featuring the daughter of eric garner, the man who died after new york city police officers put him in a choke-hold. clinton meanwhile, picked up the support of the black caucus. >> what i am looking for people who affect the urban community, communities of color are not going to be pigeon-holed and talked about only in states in south carolina, but be a part of the overall conversation. >> reporter: the debate also

clinton sought to align herself with president obama. >> the kind of criticism that we have heard from senator sanders about our president, i expect from republicans. >> madam secretary, that is a low blow. >> reporter: both candidates were asked about women voters but said their appeal goes beyond the gender divide. >> i'm not asking people to support me because i'm a woman. i'm asking people to support me because i think i'm the most qualified, experienced, and ready person to be the president and the commander in chief. >> i think a sanders' victory would be of some historical accomplishment as well. >> reporter: one issue that didn't come up in last night's debate -- hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. a judge ordered that her remaining e-mails during her time as secretary of state be released by the end of the month, just before super tuesday. marlie hall, cbs news, milwaukee, wisconsin. on the republican side, candidates are preparing for

before next saturday's south carolina primary. most spent yesterday in south carolina, except donald trump. trump held a rally in baton rouge, louisiana, where he signed the hand of a baby and knocked jeb bush. bush was in south carolina questioning trump's conservative credentials and saying trump cannot beat hillary clinton. actress featured in a ted cruz ad turned out to be a porn star! the online ad promoted conservative christian values. the campaign quickly pulled the ad. a reminder you can watch tomorrow night's republican debate right here on cbs. the coldest air of the winter is making its way across much of the eastern united states this morning, potentially record low temperatures in the single digits are in store from virginia all the way to here, new york city. meteorologist steve baskerville of our chicago station wbbm is tracking the frigid weather.

bitter air, in the week, while they are setting records for warm weather in places like california, but getting back to who is affected as the weekend from international falls to the twin cities, windchills certainly should be advised of being very, very cold, from buffalo to albany, upstate new york, windchills could be anywhere from 20 to 35 below. so it's definitely the top half of the country up in the northern states affected. but from california through arizona, parts of texas, parts of the deep south, almost like spring. single-digit temperatures up in the dakotas. even colder than normal weather around places like charlotte. i'm steve baskerville, cbs news. pope francis left rome this morning to begin a five-day visit to mexico. en route, he'll stop in cuba to hold the first-ever meeting between a pope and a patriarch

>> reporter: pope francis boarded his plane in rome this morning for his big trip to mexico where he'll tackle hot button issues, including immigration. the streets of mexico city are bustling for last-minute visit. stores are already selling pope francis memorabilia. largest catholic population behind brazil. he will celebrate mass on the country's southern and northern borders. workers are already putting the finishing touches on the altar for an outdoor mass in a city that borders billion pass owe, texas. melissa lopez runs a catholic charity that helps migrants are services in el paso. >> the fact he is coming here i think says a lot about him as a human being and about the direction he is wanting to push the catholic church in. >> reporter: propose francis's

and his mass will be available right here from el passo, texas. >> any time you have this many people into the region you have to have that larger presence and that really the main focuses to ensure that everybody is save. >> reporter: more than 500,000 people are expected in juares next week. a suspect walked into a restaurant last night and started attacking people. witnesses say he went from table-to-table with no warning. >> there were tables and chairs overturned. there was a man on the floor bleeding. there were -- there was blood on the floor. it was awful. it was just carnage. >> the suspect left the restaurant but was overtaken by police rather quickly. they tried to use a stun gun,

they shot him dead. an americanairlines jet was forced to make an emergency landing after smoke filled part of the passenger cabin. american flight 564 landed safely in los angeles yesterday morning. a hydraulic smoke in the cabin. they declared an emergency. >> eight passengers and crew were checked by paramedics, but no one was hospitalized. overseas now. the united states, russia and more than a dozen other nations agreed this morning to a cessation of hostile its in syria. in munich, secretary of state john kerry says they hope to work out details within the week.

provide humanitarian aid to areas. this would be a pause in the civil war, not a cease-fire. a new york city police officer faces up to 15 years in prison after a manslaughter conviction in the deadly shooting of an unarmed man in a stairwell. officer peter liang cried on thursday as the verdict was read. officers say he handled his gun wreckrecklessly recklessly. liang said the shooting was an accident. a university of missouri speaks out for the first time about her actions during a campus protest. later, cosmic breakthrough. a discovery that will change the

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committee voted to freeze the university's funding because of her continued employment. the cleveland plain dealer reports the estate of tamir rice won't have to pay for his ambulance ride. police shot him after respond to go a 911 call about someone waving and pointing a gun. it turned out to be a toy. cleveland's mayor apologized to the rice family for the filing of the medical claim. "the boston globe" reports bill cosby's wife will be deposed in a lawsuit by seven women against her husband. camille cosby would not have to reveal any private marital husband. the women claim bill cosby defamed them by branding them liars after revealing accusations of decades old alleged sexual assault. "the new york times" reports a natural gas leak that forced

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mounting concerns that europe's banks sent stocks in asia lower. japan's nikkei fell to a five-month low and hang sang's lost 1%. the dow closed down 254 points. the s&p lost 22 points. the nasdaq fell 16. donald trump settled his lawsuit against univision. last summer, they decided not to broadcast miss universe and. trump said univision defended many remarks he had about mexicans. uber agreed to pay $28.5 million to settle two lawsuits concerning safety and fee. it lawsuits were about the fees it charged passengers. about 25 million passengers participated in the settlement. a judge still needs to approve

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for fans to pay their respects. the oakland raiders will remain in the bay area, at least for now. team owner mark davis announced a one-year lease to keep the team at the coliseum for the 2016 nfl season. the raiders were eyed as a franchise that could have moved to los angeles, along with the rams, who announced their relocation to l.a. last month. as a big wave surf competition in california half moon bay starts this morning, there is a debate over the surfers who enter. women have never competed in the annual mavericks competition in the event's 17-year history. for one surfer, she says it's time for a change. >> women have a place in life just like men have a place in life, because the ocean doesn't see male or female. the wave is the wave. >> the women won't be in the lineup any time soon. there is talk of a women's big wave contest next year to coincide with the men's. coming up after your local

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a project in texas tries to keep families together as the criminal justice system keeps them apart. elaine quijano reports. >> elsa had magical powers and could create things out of snow and ice. >> reporter: 4-year-old matie can't get enough of her books on tape. >> anna was delighted. >> reporter: because the voice is her mother, mandy balderas, locked in a prison four hours away. >> i told her how i missed her. even though i'm not there physically, i know she is sitting there listening to my voice and spending that time with me. >> reprter: each month, balderas and other selected inmates choose a story to record and then mail it home. it's called story book project

>> a sunday afternoon at the end of may. >> this story began in a castle. >> we weren't scared, as long as we were together. >> reporter: 64% of incarcerated women nationwide lived with their children before prison. story book tries to ease the pain of separation. >> put your hand in mine, you'll feel my love power. i love you! >> reporter: matie was 18 months old when her mother went to prison for a dui crash that killed the other driver. a crime of manslaughter that victimized her daughter too. >> i was crying for mommy. >> reporter: how come? >> because i miss her. >> if it wasn't for the book, she wouldn't be able to have the bond that we have now and i know that that means something to her and i know it means something to me. >> reporter: but the fact is you got behind the wheel of a car when you had alcohol in your system, and a person is dead because of that. didn't you forfeit your right to

made that decision? >> yes, i made a decision, but it's not about the decision any more, it's about how we handle the circumstances and that is how i'm choosing to handle the circumstances by helping my kid the best way i can from where i'm add. hey, mattery, it's me, mommy. >> reporter: balderas has four years left of an eight-year sentence. when she finally reunites with her family, she hopes her children won't mistake her voice for a stranger. >> you are my sunshine. my only sunshine. >> reporter: elaine quijano, cbs news, columbus, texas. >> i love you always. mommy. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will preview this weekend's presidential debate and talk to republican party chairman reince priebus. plus the price of love. how those valentine expenses can add up.

our co-host charlie rose of "cbs this morning," last night he received the national press club award for excellence. it also included bob schieffer and "60 minutes." congratulations, charlie. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching.

have a great day. good morning it's 4:30, 17 cease on friday february 12. bitter cold and the interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage is justice the beginning of a cold snap that will last all weekend. >> these can be life threatening conditions. >> the mayor about the bitter cold and the importance of staying warm and protecting others. >> i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news highway than. first we want to get to john elliot. >> good morning guys. it's all about the numbers and they are bitter. the wind down a little bit today overall to help the feel but it's still very cold.