in his bed last weekend on a hunting trip in texas. abc's bazi kanani has more on the funeral mass from washington.3 3 (nats music)basilica that has hosted 3 popes...the symbols of the faith he justice scalia's sons carried his casket up the aisle in a final farewell.(sot - clarence thomas)hope does not disappoint because the love of god has been poured out into our hearts through the holy spirit that has been given to us. a scripture reading by fellow justice clarence thomas-- closest aligned with scalia ideologically in the court.but the last mass for the outspoken conservative wasn't focused on his contributions to the law...3 (sot - father paul scalia)the deeper he went in his catholic faith the better a citizen and public servant he became. in his homily, justice scalia's son paul, a priest, talked about the importance of his father's christian faith... and his love for his large family.(sot - father paul

names at times or mixed them up (laughter). but there are nine of us. he loved us and sought to show that love.(nats - music)among the attendance countless dignitaries: vice biden, former vice president dick cheney, and justices on the supreme court.nats - music (sot - father paul scalia) "every funeral reminds us of how thin the veil is between this world and the next." following justice scalia's casket to his final resting place... the most cherished part of his legacy: his widow, 9 children and 36 grandchildren.bazi kanani tag after today's funeral, justice scalia's family and friends attended a private burial memorial service will be held here in washington on march 1st. reporting from the supreme court, bazi kanani, abc news, washington. 3 3 sneak preview of spring this afternoon as we saw a blend of sun and clouds, no rain, and to that; however, as we go back to reality as early as this evening is dry and mild under partly cloudy skies. overnight as low temperatures arrive should fall back to near the 40 degree mark. mountains and traditionally

breeze will keep everyone above 3 average tonight. 3 whit this afternoon we caught up with some folks at the starbucks on wards road who say they're just trying to enjoy the unseasonably warm weather while it lasts. shaquille cook, "it feels great i feel like i'm in california somewhere so you know it's really good when you can come outside and drink some coffee or some tea in the middle of february with your friends and havea good time and laught without worrying about pnuemonia. :11 whit tight others we spoke to hit the trails, got their car spend the remainder of their day outdoors. 3

the center of a debunked rolling stone article about a gang rape at uva has been ordered to answer questions from lawyers as part of a civil suit. the daily progess in charlottesville reports that a federal judge ordered the woman, identified only as "jackie," to submit to a deposition in the case on april 5th. the judge also set an october 11th trial date for the case.. which is expected to last two weeks. uva administrator nicole eramo sued rolling stone and the article's author for defamation, saying the article cast her as - quote "chief villain." the article said jackie was raped by seven men in a fraternity initiation. but the magazine retracted the piece after jackie's claims proved implausible. 3 whit plasma the battle for the most ballots is on.. voters in south carolina are making their choice in the republican race.. while just in the last few minutes, several outlets have declared hillary clinton the winner in a tight nevada caucus race. abc's megan hughes has the latest. 3 natsfrom the ballot box?.to

states choosing who they want to nominate for president.sot - bruce bannister / sc voter"i just chose who i thought would be the best president."sot - bill ballinger / sc voter "today came down to who you trust the most."in nevada - the race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders - closer than ever.clinton made her closing argument? counting on latino and union voters. natsot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate"i need your help!"nats - "morning!" sanders seemed confident that high turnout would give him another victory.sot - sen. bernie sanders / (d) presidential candidate"if there's a large turnout i think we're going to do just fine."=====================in south carolina? the g-o-p frontrunner courted more controversy on the eve of the vote: natsot - donald trump / (r) presidential candidate"you know i read a story it is terrible should i tell you?" re-telling a debunked story about an american general rounding up and executing muslims.sot - donald trump / (r) presidential candidate"he took fifty bullets, and he dipped them in pig's blood."on the "today show" - rival marco rubio said trump appears to be saying whatever he wants.(nbc - today show)sot - sen. marco rubio / (r) presidential candidate"it is bizarre. i'm sure people were offended. i hope people were offended by that. that's not what the united states is about."today will determine whether voters in south carolina agree?polls show the race for republicans tightening up?the battle to stay in the top three could save or sink several campaigns. sot - matthew dowd / abc news political analyst"in south carolina, the important spots

whoever finishes outside those top three - it's problematic." jeb bush planned to head to nevada tomorrow - but could tonight's vote change that?sot - jeb bush / (r) presidential candidate"we'll see. we'll see. i don't think so."and ohio governor john kasich already left - setting his sights on super tuesday.sot - gov. johns kasich / (r) presidential candidate"i brought the warm weather to down in south carolina."oncam close:officials here in south carolina are expecting a record turnout. that was set in 2012, with more than 600- thousand voters.mh, abc news, columbia, south 3 carolina. 3 whitpause for nats (:03-0:11) "her church taught her to do all the good you can for all the people you can." one of the most reconizable voices in film... is the narrator of a new ad from hillary clinton. the ad is called..."all the good." it details clinton's early career after

morgan freeman's unmistakable clinton's work on juvenile justice reform in south carolina, combating racism in alabama schools and registering latino voters in texas -- part of a targeted pitch to minority voters. 3 whit plasma coming up.. it's been a long road for virgnia's victims of state- ordered sterilization. but they've seen another victory in their fight for compensation. we'll tell

lu3 3 whitney plasma victims of state-approved sterilization in virginia - known as "eugenics" - will soon be getting more compensation as part of the effort to right the wrong done to them. from the early 1900's until the late 1970's - thousands of virginias were sterilized against their will. and a local attorney has been fighting to get them what they deserve. courtney wheaton joins us live in the newsroom with more on their plight. courtney nsrm whitney, many of these victims have horrible stories to tell. they describe their time under the state's care as prison. they were even called inmates. although they can't get those year's back atleast they have something to show for it. 3 3 "25! yes! " :3 two weeks ago rose brooks received a

dollars. 3 money given to 3 her by the state for unforgiven debts. " the now 74 year old was just one of thousands that received forced sterilization after the state deemed her unfit to have children. she describes being institutionalized as one of the worst times of her life. " i was happy to get away from there" three years ago her life changed. with the help of her family, she contacted mark bold, the executive director of the christian law institute. " i asked will you help me and you said i'll do what i can and you did." :7 he's helped rose and 13 others that he lovingly calls " his people" recieve restitution. each folder has a different name, but inside they all share a similar story. mark bold, christian law institute " what we 3 are always looking for is the sterilization record summary or talking about they were sterilized and this is proof this is the ticket." :9 but he fears there are still hundreds who have yet to recieve justice. " they may not have read or heard about the compensation, so they don't get it? that's terrible." :5 to right that wrong, virginia lawmakers recently proposed an amendment to the original 400-thousand dollar allotment for survivors. they're now

dollars to compensate an 3 additional 32 victims plus 80,000 dollars to cover outreach efforts to let them know the funds are available. so like rose they can finally find a sense of peace. " i'm just glad things went the way the did." :4 3 3 court nsrm the decision to accept or deny the proposed changes will be made tomorrow. we'll keep you updated on this story as more information becomes available. live in the newsroom, courtney

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e clouds win that battle in'll see periods of passing showers. don't be surprised if you see a heavier shower over your section of the heart of virginia, either.monday is a transition day under mostly cloudy skies. temperatures cooler in the low-middle 50s. middle 50s. tuesday and wednesday we're watching a complex storm system approach the area. this looks to be a mostly rain event for us. however, tuesday night into early wednesday morninga& and then again wednesday night into thursday morning, temperatures will be cold enough to perhaps spit out wintry precipitation. we'll keep an eye on this as it's still several days away. liquid rainfall totals could exceed 1". thursday to sunday look dry, if not a little

3 thanks will. 3 whit jared fogle is hoping to get a shorter prison sentence. the former face of subway sandwiches appeared in indianapolis district court yesterday. lawyers for fogle say their client never abused "small children" and the prostitutes he had sex with were near the quote "age of the majority." a judge sentenced fogle to 15-years in prison last year after he pleaded guilty to child exploitation and distributing

fogle shortly after news of the scandal broke. 3 whit tight there are a whole lot of people hoping they have the right stuff to go to space. nasa announced yesterday it received a record 18-thousand-300 applications for its astronaut candidate training program. that's nearly three times the number the agency got in 2012 -- the most recent class. of the thousands who apply.. only between 8 and 14 people will be chosen. once final candidates have been selected.. they will undergo two years of basic training on things from spacewalking to learning russian. since 19-59.. there have only been 338 astronauts. 3 dave intvu sports is next. it's season finale day in the odac. and the lynchburg hornets had a chance

3 3 dave intv regular season finale in the odac today, and there's lots of jostling for position before next week's tournament in salem. we begin at turner gym, the lynchburg hornets men tied for 2nd, playing host to first place virginia wesleyan. 2nd half, hornets up four, austen arnold nice move inside for 2 of his 17. great game for lynchburg's bench. jay arnold gets the acrobatic drive inside for the layup - arnold with 13. the marlins keep it close late with the three ball, but alex graves holds them off with the long jumper from the corner. team high 23 for graves. weslyan rallies to get it within three, but graves steps up to put the roof down on a

celebrate! hornets win it, 80-75. they are now deadlocked with the marlins for 1st in the odac, heading into next weeks tournament.alex graves, 23 pts, 4 blocks in win "we were really just getting into the paint, then making it tough for their guards to get shots off. their guards are great players. we were really just trying to make it tough on them, and clog the paint up on them, and trying to hit the glass hard."hillary scott, head coach, lynchburg hornets "for us to do what we do, we've got to play great defense. we feel like we're pretty good in transition, but great transition teams are not taking the ball out every possession, so we had to get some stops" 3 3 dave senior day at randolph, the wildcats hosting w&l. late first half, jason eddie gets the block inside. time winding down, zach desgain will hit the running layup as the buzzer sounds. wildcats up 7 at the break. 2nd half, corey brown from downtown! brown's trey part of his game high 22 points. randolph over w&l 64-56, wildcats tied for 6th with emory and henry in the odac.

the scoreboards! ...and guilford takes down eastern mennonite by 5, 83-78. odac tournament brackets set to come out tonight. in the big south, the chanticleers defeat the lady flames, 58-51. coach carey green denied career win #399. mickayla sanders and candice leatherwood each with 11 points. liberty travels to high point on tuesday. on the men's side, liberty hosting last place presbyterian tonight at 7. lu had their 7 game win streak snapped against radford on thursday, 69-67. the flames defeated the blue hose a month ago on the road by 4. we'll have highlights tonight on 13 news at 11. 3 dave intv virginia tech hosting florida state today, with both teams tied for 10th in the acc coming in, and

the tournament approaches.3 virginia tech takes it by 10, 83-73. 3 dave intv state championship wrestling in salem today. two wrestlers from brookville have won 3a state titles, reid stewart at 120 and austin wilkerson at 145. lca's chad cantrell runner up at 145 in 4a, while cave spring's josh baier 3a runner up at 138. christian kennedy from appomattox runner up at 2a 160 pounds. we'll have highlights tonight on 13 news

3 dave that's all for 3 3 tomorrow morning we'll awake to clouds and a few splashes of sunshine; before the clouds win that battle in the mid morning. rainfall chances go up pretty much after 9am on sunday. it won't rain the entire day; but the 3 chance of rain exists for any one point in the day as we'll see periods of passing showers. don't be surprised if you see a heavier shower over your section of the heart of virginia, either.monday is a transition day under mostly cloudy skies. temperatures cooler in the low-middle 50s.

watching a complex s welcome to a special edition of "world news tonight." breaking news on this showdown saturday. election battles on two fronts. hillary clinton with a much-needed win over bernie sanders in nevada after a tense neck-and-neck fight. but sanders trouncing her on the issue of trust. tonight, the long lines and the celebrations. showdown in south carolina. donald trump firing away until the very end. >> so, it's crunch time, folks. it's crunch time. >> ted cruz and marco rubio with their last-minute push. can they still catch trump? >> it's in god's hands and in the voters' hands. >> the first test for republican candidates in the south. the results coming in right now. >> what donald trump said just as justice scalia was being laid to rest. as thousands paid their final respects.

tonight." good evening and thank you for joining us on this saturday. i'm cecilia vega. tonight, candidates on both sides coming one step closer in this race for the white house. at this hour, the results of the democratic caucuses in nevada are in. based on our analysis of the vote, abc news is projecting hillary clinton will win that contest with more than 80% of the vote already in, clinton holding about a four-point lead. enthuse i am for the caucuses so high, the lines wrapping around this high school in henderson. hillary clinton celebrating the win. the battle neck and neck in south carolina, too. the drama still very high. republican voters at this hour, still at polling stations. 30 minutes to go. donald trump topping all the polls going in, but tonight, the urgent question who will take second and third place.