education reporter now there is a new contender to fill the spot of supreme court justice anthony antonin scalia i know she's in north carolina native as well quit watching website's code is blocks as attorney general loretta lynch could be the president's top choice school leah passed away over the weekend meeting in open spots in the supreme court goes blocks as the fact that lynch was just recently better for her current position would make it easier for her to be confirmed and just in to the newsroom officials released new information about funeral plans are for justice antonin scalia. yet abc news reports justice scalia will i repose be held on saturday. no other details have been released stay with thirteen years now for updates. still to come a personal mission to overcome tragedy when i'm weak is when ?@ u1& i knew it knowing the eagles of death metal are going back to paris band that played during the pairs terror attacks is now speaking out. jesse hughes says that he still has a lot of trouble dealing with what happened that day his band was playing at the bat clan theater when terrori

president obama may be looking at a republican to replace the late supreme court justice anthony -- antonin scalia. nevada governor was also be included in a possible nomination. he was a federal judge in included a moderate republican in his home state. either the governor nor his staff has talked about the high court a consider the republicans in the senate say they will not hold confirmation hearings on whoever president obama chooses as a nominee.>>> also tonight, accusations of since the beginning of the campaign. in 2016, does not seem to be any difference. >> but how much this any of that play the role of the voters and how about candidates who change sides on positions for major issues. christine frizzell takes a look.>> reporter: on the campaign trail, it appears the truth may sometimes be hard to come by.>> they are bringing drugs. they are bringing crime. they are rapists.>> i love mexico. i love the mexican people. >> reporter: -- >> most of his life, he is called himself pro-choice.>> reporter: is it a lie or a flip- flop or doesn't even matter? >> voters will stick to who they like.

. >> thousands of mourners are paint -- paying respects to justice anthony -- antonine scalia who died last weekend. the court's great hall this afternoon. and stephanie ramos reports president barack obama and first lady michelle obama are among those ordering him today. -- honoring him today. >> justice anthony scalia is mourning her nation's capital today. court police serving as pallbearers and former law clerks serving as honorary pallbearers. the cost get carried -- casket slowly brought up the supreme court steps to lie in repose in the great hall of the court. on the same pedestal that held lincoln. one of the great rooms of washington, somber but filled with light. inside, the justices standing in the order in which they sit on the supreme court bench. >> let us pray for the coming of the kingdom -- >> his son who was a priest, father paul scalia offering a prayer. >> in your wisdom you have called your servant antonine >> a native, and icon and the first italian on the high court in the longest-serving justice. the anchor of the conservative wing of the court and his sudden d

anthony: shock, the loss in the u.s. supreme court. the look back on justice antonin scalia's career and the battle brewing in the wake of his death. caitlin: and a durham man charged in the death of his the new information we're learning this morning. anthony: and a deep freeze in the triangle stretching all the way from the midwest to maine, and it's turning dangerous on this holiday weekend. good morning, carolina, on this valentine's day, sunday, february 14th. anthony wilson. caitlin: caitlin knute, doing the same. we're glad we're inside right now as opposed to being outside. you can stay inside too the majority of the morning. hopefully it warms up a bit. steve: friends and family back in chicago, what's happened to caitlin. caitlin: i talk to my mom and i complain it's so cold here. we're getting a high of 4. anthony: and they have the wind going on there. steve: absolutely, cold out there this morning. here's the ambient temperatures. 13 oxford, 15 chapel hill. 4, rocky mount, what it feels like. 8 in sanford, 9 in southern pines. definitely cold out there. winter wea

eight remaining supreme court justices will return to work tomorrow since the death of anthony and -- antonin scalia. it is expected to be the beginning of the contentious battle over who will replace him.>> reporter: there is no scalia, the question is when? obama is in the process of whittling down potential replacements. friday he was photographed carrying a thick binder with the resumes of people who the white house says may be worthy of consideration>> the president will be spending his weekend day getting into that information.>> reporter: mitch mcconnell and chuck grassley are being considered. both say they will block any replacement the president appoints. it's tough to imagine who could possibly fit the criteria in the midst of a presidential race so heated. here is ted cruz, followed by hillary clinton. >> his passing one week ago stakes of the selection. it is not just one but two branches of government. >> we all want to get secret unaccountable money out of politics. that starts with appointing a justice. >> reporter: the supreme court returns tomorrow. they will hear oral arguments wi

eight remaining supreme court justices will return to work tomorrow since the death of anthony and -- antonin scaliad to be the beginning of the contentious battle over who will replace him.>> reporter: there is no question of obama will replace scalia, the question is when? obama is in the process of whittling down potential replacements. friday he was photographed carrying a thick binder with the resumes of people who the white house says may be worthy of consideration>> the president will be spending his weekend day getting into that information.>> reporter: mitch mcconnell and chuck grassley are being considered. both say they will block any replacement the president appoints. it's tough to imagine who could possibly fit the criteria in the midst of a presidential race so heated. here is ted cruz, followed by hillary clinton. >> his passing one week ago today underscores the enormous stakes of the selection. it is not just one but two branches of government. >> we all want to get secret unaccountable money out of politics. that starts with appointing a justice. >> reporter: the supreme court ret

. >>> antonin scalia and his -- the death of anthony scalia is sending shockwaves. the president's constitutional duty to fill that seat and they -- and mark albert has the details. and el paso funeral homes. the flag out front is lowered to half staff. the president a tribute. >>> he will no doubt be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers on the supreme court. >> reporter: he was often seen as the key support which frequently split. the president said he would nominate a replacement setting up an epic battle with republicans under the direction of the court. >> there is -- mitch mcconnell, down to block any obama -- vowed to block any appointment until a new president is in office. >> it is totally out of step with our history and constitutional principles. >>> it is beyond my the level of republican obstruction against obama from day one. >>> funeral arrangements have not been announced. mark adalbert, cbs news, the supreme court. >>> the republican candidates were back on the trail today. one week before the primary and pulls -- polls sho

antonin instant. abc 11 eyewitness news at 7:00 starts right now. anthony: shock, the loss in the u.s. supreme court. the look back on justice antonin scalia's career and the battle brewing in the wake of his death. caitlin: and a durham man charged in the death of his the new information we're learning this morning. anthony: and a deep freeze in the triangle stretching all the way from the midwest to maine, and it's turning dangerous on this holiday weekend. good morning, carolina, on this valentine's day, sunday, february 14th. anthony wilson. caitlin: caitlin knute, doing the same. we're glad we're inside right now as opposed to being outside. you can stay inside too the majority of the morning. hopefully it warms up a bit. steve: friends and family back in chicago, what's happened to caitlin. caitlin: i talk to my mom and i complain it's so cold here.

anthony: supreme court justice antonin scalia was remembered as a man of family, faith and law. he served on the high courts for nearly three decades. his son paul, a catholic priest, 3,000 mourners were there. scalia was buried in a private location. he died just shy of his 80th birthday. caitlin: an historic place in downtown raleigh. the charleston house. it was taken from its original location passing by the state capitol. the owners decided to move it because the land around there was slated for redevelopment. the journey was so slow because traffic lights and power lights actually had to be taken down at every intersection. anthony: you have no idea what you're talking about. >> unc basketball coach roy williams not happy as he goes off on reporters after the win over miami. many of you are clicking on this story on the mobile app. comments he made about roy's future with the tar heels and later in sports, hear more of the coach's response and why he called those remarks simple. caitlin: 7:07 is the time. cyclone winston claiming its first victims. anthony: and two police

antonin scalia. >> shannon breem has more tonight from washington. >> reporter: bidding farewell to anthony gregory scalia, the 103rd justice to sit on the u.s. supreme court. today's funeral mass will celebrate his son. >> in the waters of baptism, antonin died with christ and rose with him to new life, may he now share with him eternal glory. >> reporter: speaking of his father, scalia the son noted his father's belief that funerals should focus more on god and the gospel than on the deceased. scalia's high court colleagues were among those who gathered and grieve to the celebrate the believe was a powerhouse, whose for generations. >> hope does not disappoint. >> the love of god has been poured out into our hearts to the holy spirit that has been given touts. mrs. biden who long had a friendship with the scalia family represented the administration today. scalia's son also noted during the funeral mass the relationship his father saw between his commitment to christ and his country. >> when faith is banned from the public square or when we refuse to bring it there, so that he understood there is

attorney david boyd is here he argued major cases in front of justice antonin scalia, and this , anthony mason is inside staples center with what to expect from tonight's grammys on cbs. that and more. the news is back in the morning. we will see with it at 7 a.m. >> so looking forward to the grammys tonight. >>> remember cbs this morning caps off at 7 a.m. right here on cbs4. >>> let's get a check on our very excited about the grammys. >> i love to hear anthony mason is going to be covering it, he is so wonderful with everything that has to be -- deal with music. i reset my dvr, 8 o'clock is late for us in terms of our bedtime. i always stay up late and that i just watch the rest of it the next day. make sure to tune in at 8 p.m. right now this will be music to your ears we are waking up to dry conditions in fort lauderdale. broward county that is the case, but not the case for everyone across south florida. there are a few showers here and there. most of broward county is dry except for a couple of showers earlier in lauderdale. miami-dade county is nice and quiet, and we are seeing it

antonin scalia. the seen yo senior associate justice. he is no longer there. anthony kennedy, confirmed in 1987 when be next. then clarence thomas and then, you know, all of the rest of the justices, and it is really the physical manifestation of the changing of the guard. and that's what we'll see. >> ruth bader ginsburg, supposedly justice scalia's best bud, there, too? >> notwithstanding, profound disagreements about the law. she will be there. she is -- everybody moves up a step in seniority, and, you know, she is now right in the middle of the court in terms of seniority. and it's -- they were very close. they spent new year's eve together. their families. justice ginsburg's late husband marty ginsburg was a famous gourmet chef. antonin scalia a famous gourmet eater. so it was a very good combination. they spent new year evil together. both justice ginsburg and justice scalia were big opera fans. something that they had in common. and they served together for decades. not just on this court but on the d.c. circuit court of appeals. so these people all go way back

anthony scalia. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for joining us on this special edition of "justice." we'll see you next sunday. goodnight. >>> a fox urgent supreme court justice antonin. tonight we take a look back at his contributions to the law and the battle ahead over who will take his place on the country's highest court. good evening, i'm john scott. this is "the fox report." at 79 years old, justice scalia was the longest serving justice of those currently serving on the court. reaction pouring in from around the country now as the nation remembers the legal giant known for his conservative stance and historic rulings on controversial issues. issues including affirmative action, abortion, same-sex marriage, and immigration. chief justice john roberts making this statement,

anthony, i can't eat bacon the rest of the day. problem. in the next half hour, supreme court justice antonin scalia president obama starts the process of searching for his replacement. caitlin: and then ready for how two dogs my computer's dying again. you'll need to email us so we can issue you a ticket. but you're right here. it's protocol. or, you can try staples tech services next day guarantee. it's fast and done right. i'll do that instead. that's not protocol marsha. in by noon, out by 5 the next day. >> see what's happening this instant. abc 11 eyewitness news at 7:00 starts right now. caitlin: a major shake-up ahead of the north carolina primary. the late-night decision from the u.s. supreme court on the redistricting dilemma justice antonin scalia. the notable absence drawing criticism. caitlin: and out of fiji , tropical cyclone wins topis making land fall, packing winds of 100 miles per hour with gusts over 220 miles per hour. that's the equivalent of a category 5 hurricane. unfortunately, it's only expected to get stronger. the winds and heavy rain could spell disaster for the country's low-lying regions which are prone to sea surge

anthony kennedy for the supreme court. the confirmation came in the presidency, which was an election year. it all comes after the sudden death of justice antonin scalia. he died saturday of natural causes. and now, federal appeals court judge jane kelly is one several people who could be up for consideration to fill scalia's seat. president obama appointed her to the 8th u-s circuit court of appeals in 2013, and she lives in cedar rapids. kcrg-tv9's dave franzman is live in marengo, one of grassley's stops today. dave, the president doeplan to nominate someone to replace scalia. that will put a lot of pressure on grassley to hold hearings in his committee. what did he say today? bruce, the senator used the phrase "one step at a time" to describe how the senate judiciary committee would react if the president does submit a nommee. and he used thatat phrase repeatedly without committing himself to step. senate grassley took a few general questions from the audience on other topics. but media attention was totally focused on the issue of a supreme court nominee in president obama's final year in office. and the sesetor wasnsn buying predictions of repub

anthony gaughan. thank you so much for being here. so you are kind of the go-tos when it comes to constitutional law at drake so talk to us a little bit about antonin scalia. what is his legacy? i mean, he kind of was a conservative icon on the supreme of things that he was most influential in? what is his legacy? >>miguel: sure. you wanna go? well, he was not just, i mean, an icon.n. say he's a rock star rep for a lot of nservatives. and in particular he espoused a thry of interpretation called originalism which paid a lot of attentioto, um, the way the, the frame was actually thought about the constitution. and he didn't have a lot of, he only had one other person on the supreme court, justice thomas, who really espoused that. and i think his, his real long-term legacy is that arguments based on the text and based on what the frame was thought will be more important going forward than they have been in the past. and i think that's a, that's a long-term legacy that he's gonna leave us with. >>sabrina: what do you >>amanda: i'm gonna ask to you expand on that a littltlbit. when you call him a rockcktar, so what, what is the difference between an icon and

anthony reed from his burning apartment at 16-84 mount carmel drive. he l ler died in the hospital. president obama will be picking a new justice for the supreme court after antonin scalia died suddenly. and a federal appeals court judge who was once a u.s. attorney based in cedar rapids could be up for consideration. justice scalia's death set off a debate about whether president obama should nominate someone to fill the seat in an election year. some senate leaders say the next president should nominate someone when he or she comes into office in january. president obama says he does plan to nominate a replacement. the senate then must approve that nominee. and that's why judge jane kelly is on a short list of nominees. kelly was an assistant u-s attorney in cedar rapids until president obama appointed her to the 8th u-s circuit court of appeals. the senate unanimously iowa senator chuck grassley accelerated her nomination. grsley is now the chairman of the senate judiciary committee. grassley released this statement saturday. quote: "given the huge divide in the country, and the fact that this president, above all others, has made no bones abo his goal to use the cou

antonin scalia affect the 2016 election? chuck: with scalia, we had four tried-and-true conservatives, and four tried-and-true mostly anthony kennedy was in the middle. if you have scalia' s seat replace with some of left of center, that changes the balance of the supreme court. so, i think it does raise the stakes for voters. kenneth have been trying to talk about this for months. you have not quite seen it as a mainline topic of conversation though. given the high-profile nature of this vacancy, it should now become a top three or top four issue. in the meantime, washington has been in a gridlock for years. so, that is not news. i do think that the u.s. senate could shut down completely and come to a halt on this for a year. cara: let' s talk a little bit about last night' s republican debate. we have been playing a lot of highlights. a lot of personal attacks took over last night. chuck: i do not know if there was a clear winner. however, this was every much a donald trump focus debate. jeb bush got into it with him. ted cruz got into it with him. the moderator got into it with him. donald trump made some statements that

anthony mason is live in los angeles at the staples center captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, february 15th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> the supreme court loses a conservative titan. justice antonin scalia's death has a battle over his replacement. >> trump donald trump has a commanding lead in north carolina but jeb bush's brother expects to hit the campaign trail today. >> and what we expect to see tonight at the grammy awards. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> simply, i cannot think what i could do for an encore. that i would find as interesting and as satisfying. >> remember justice antonin scalia. >> he died of natural causes on saturday. >> his body arrived in virginia late saturday night. >>> if the democrats want to replace the nominee they need to win the election. >> the idea the republicans want to deny the president his basic constitutional right is beyond my com prehengs. >> i am sick and tired of him going after my family. >> an interesting debate for most everyone tos. >> a cold front and add to that a winter storm. >> winter weather and storm warnings posted from parts of arkansas to new england. >> i'm kind of blue at

antonin scalia. andrea mitchell has more on that looming battle. andrea, good morning. >> good morning, savannah. the battle to replace anthonycalia is reshaping that 2016 campaign with the republican presidential candidates taking a hard line against confirming anyone that president obama nominates. 3 f2 suprema. mayorÍa radical en la corte. >> reporter: for ted cruz it's personal, he clerked for the high courts, has argued before it and knew scalia well. within hours of the justices death the battle lines were drawn. republican senate leaders saying they won't confirm any obama nominee to the high court. democrats firing back. >> it's unprecedented, pure politics and the supreme court of all places should not be tied up in politics. >> the president in california hosting an asian summit signaling through aids he is not backing down. >> those responsibilities described in the constitution are ironclad, there are no caveats, the constitution does not include exemptions for election years or for the president's last term in office. >> and hillary clinton weighing in unleashing a flurry of tweets overnight aimed at gop senators