boswell says: "i yet." kelli boswell owns the clinic. and to the naked eye - even she thought karma was clean. boswell says: "i know what i'm looking for and didn't see anything." until she used a special comb. boswell says: "i think i just found one." karma and her mom have super lice - with eggs so small they're almost impossible to see. boswell says: "when you're combing out you don't have them all and then two weeks later pow." and even harder to regular over the counter lice treatments. boswell says: "it's not that they can't be killed they're just not dying from those particular cooking for free! we'll tell you about the classes... while making some green onion mashed potatoes.... next toyota billboard frank cam just because st the rear view mirror doesnt mean we cant still be cooking with the spices of the irish.... de stewart of colonel ds here with a classic irish reciepe and where you can take part in a class to learn all about how to spice up your food. champ green onion mashed potatoes champ is traditionally served with a wel

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craig boswell reports. donald trump picked up where he left off from the debate...taunting his opponents during a rally in michigan friday morning. sot: donald trump/r presidential candidate "little marco - little marco." "lyin ted cruz, lyin ted." senators ted cruz and marco rubio launched a barrage of attacks against trump...equating him to a con man sot: sen. rubio/r-fl presidential candidate "he s trying to con people into giving them their vote, just like he conned these people into giving him their money." sot: donald trump/r presidential candidate "you defrauded the people of florida little marco." sot: sen. ted cruz/r-tx presidential candidate "is this the debate you want playing out in the general election?" standup: craig boswell/cbs news/the white house but no matter how bad his opponents say trump will be as a nominee and a president, they still say they ll support him if he wins. sot: john dickerson/cbs news political director "if they re saying he s going to ruin the country and ruin the repub

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greg boswell, cbs4 news -->> reporter: greg boswell, cbs4 news. >>> early voting is underway in miami-dade and monroe counties. tomorrow, broward voters will head to the polls as well. joan murray is live in lauderhill. you spoke with the supervisor of elections. what did she tell you?>> she says it's already starting to be a very busy season. this is also a place where people can drop off mail and ballots. you can see the winter set up for them. it's expected to be a smooth process.>> research indicates that when the voters are interested in issues, you're going to have a higher turnout. voting in broward saturday. countywide where voters can voter registration has increased, so has the number people who changed affiliation in preparation for this primary.>> we had a little over 5000 changes in the last year and moving closer to the numbers. it was definitely up. early voting has been underway since monday.>> i believe in voting every process. i like to come to get it out of the way.>> reporter: now the race begins in early in broward. voting goes through sunday, march 13.>> what will the

craig boswell, cbs news, oxon hill, maryland. carson just announced he is officially ending his campaign for president he is still talking at the c-pac conference right now. . early voting in the north primary is underway. with a lot of changes for this election -- newschannel 3 is taking action to clear up any confusion you may have before heading to the polls. unlike on election day -- you can go to (any ( early voting site in your county ( to cast a ballot. early voting runs through next saturday, march 12-th. whether you vote early or on election day -- you will need a photo i-d. north carolina s presidential primary is scheduled for tuesday, march 15-th. next on newschannel three at 5. preparing for cosmetic surgery with the help of your tablet. how apps are helping patients connect with doctors like never before. and scientists in one country are trying to clone a prehistoric lion. but this isn )t a scene out of korea are using the remains of an ice age cave lion cub -- in an attempt to use its d-n-a to clone the extinct cr

standup: craig boswell/cbs news/washington, d.c. democrats voted in three states- louisiana, kansas and nebraska but bernie sanders and hillary clinton were both focused on michigan which holds its primary tuesday. sot: sen. bernie sanders/i-vt democratic presidential candidate "this is a brilliant audience! we are going to win here in michigan." sot: hillary clinton/d presidential candidate "i want to congratulate senator sanders for running a strong campaign. i am thrilled we are adding to our pledged delegate count. sanders picked up wins in nebraska and kansas. clinton won in louisiana. craig boswell, cbs news, for complete super saturday results -- go to wtkr-dot-com. we )ll continue to post updates as more results come in. the navy )s newest attack submarine was christened today in newport news. newschannel 3 s kelly rule joins us live in the studio with the details. erica -- construction on the washington began back in september 20-11. it will be the seventh virginia-class submarine delivered by newport news shipbuilding. 12;

craig boswell, cbs news, washington. new at 11 inside the mind of a terrorist. the national intelligence office and documents handwritten by osama bin laden. one document appears to be bin laden s last will and testament. it claims the terrorist mastermind had 29 million dollars stashed away in sudan. no word where that is now - but it appears bin laden )s wish, was that most of his estate be spent on quote "jihad for the sake of allah." and in a 2008 letter...bin laden said if he were killed.....followe rs should give to charities in his name.. on the military watch- vietnam veterans were recognized this morning in suffolk. it all happened during a monthly breakfast at bunny )s restaurant. command, naval surface force atlantic is a partner for the department of defense s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. for many of the " :00 ( sailors from three norfolk- based ships named after vietnam-era heroes were also on hand for the breakfast. next at 11 - caught in the act. what this panda was trying to do new at 11 a panda cub in china got caugh

craig boswell, cbs news, washington." this afternoon romney tweeted he never would have accepted trump's endoemt four yearsgo if trump had id en the same things he's said this campaign about the muslims, mexins and e disaed. a former corrections officer i colorado was sentenced after pleading guilty to attempted to sexually assault inmates. this is according to canon city day record. 57 year ol gregory smith was seenced to 100 days in county jail, and 20 years of supervised sex offender probation. prosecutors say smh harassed and intimidated inmateat theherrowhead correctional center, where he worked for 10 years. right now. searing for isow ijail. 34ear old alex sermeno was arrested at a hotel near airport academy in colorado springs late last night. wee told you about him before. this is his mugshot from a previorrest. police say he has a habbit of distracting stafat hotels and otr businesses, then jumping over the counter and stealing g from the money drawer. he's even reportedly flooded lobby bathrooms in the past to

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in washington, craig boswell, now back to you./// ((dave courvoisier)) > no candidate can clinch the nomination tonight. some 35 states still have to vote - inlcuding new york and california. york and california. five states have either primaries or caucuses on saturday./// ((paula francis)) > and remember... 8 news now is your local election headquarters. you can find information on all things politics, on air and online, at las vegas now dot com./// ((dave courvoisier)) > more than were without power this evening. nv energy tells us there was an accident of some sort at a power substation around 8:00... causing the outage. power was restored around 9:45./// ((paula francis)) > the family of a grandmother and child killed at a bus stop is hoping one photo goes viral by thursday morning. that's when the driver who killed their loved ones is expected to be sentenced. vanessa murphy is live at the regional justice center with this exclusive story. vanessa? ((vanessa murphy)) the driver is scheduled to learn his fate here in court..... and the victims' family is asking for the maximum s

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craig boswell has more. >> reporter: tourists ran for cover as shots rang out. families and student groups say they never expected this kind of activity on a tour of the nation's capitol. >> it's okay. it's okay. just stay down. >> reporter: this video captures chaotic moments after a man drew a gun at the security screening area inside the u.s. capitol visitor complex monday afternoon. >> where we going? where we going? >> it just happened so fast, you were just kind of like what? i grabbed my kid, put him under me. >> reporter: capitol police say 66-year-old larry dawson of tennessee pointed a weapon at officers who shot and injured him. dh dawson was arrested last fall after he interrupted the house chamber. >> i am a prophet of god. >> reporter: and had been ordered to stay away from capitol grounds. >> there is no reason to believe this is anything more than a capital act. >> all of a sudden, there was just a scramble with people yelliyell ing and screaming and officers just coming out from every direction with guns drawn. >> reporter: congress is on a brea

craig boswell, washington. >> justin: and team coverage continues this morning. still indecision from florida voters on who they think should be the nominee. the candidates spending a lot of time in the coming days. erik sandoval talks just hours before the chicago protests. >> we' delegates. >> reporter: in the week seeing candidates here in central florida, all will work this weekend to secure their spot at the top. senator marco rubio vows to win his home state. and he is criss- crossing florida to get the votes. after stops in the tampa bay area, rubio will be back here in central florida at a meet and greet at the coffee shop in lakeland saturday afternoon before heading to the panhandle. then on sunday he will hold a big rally in the villages. >> i' m looking for the guy that can actually win. so it' s a process of elimination. >> rubio was a little late for dan gowan who cast his vote for donald trump this afternoon as part of early voting in orange county. other voters, though, weren' t so easily swayed. >> was there a specific point when you said that' s

craig boswell is an washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton took the stage for loud applause from the audience at the public affairs committee will do an office is invite israeli prime minister to visit the white house. >> clinton who is already looking ahead to november's general election, went out the case that the next president needs to leave the world -- leave the world from day one. >> we need steady hands. not a president who said he is neutral on monday and pro- israel on tuesday and who knows what on wednesday. because everything is negotiable. >> donald trump will be focused on for the -- foreign-policy plans. a stark contrast. >> a group of rabbis will boycott trumps speech with a plan walkout with the protest not expecting to turn the violent like this incident at a trump rally. >> violence begets violence and i think it takes two to tango but obviously it needs to be denounced from all sides. >> senator ted cruz and governor john kasich will bernie sanders, the only jewish candidate for president, escaping the conference. craig boswell. >>> comp will meet with >>> after b

craig boswell continues. passengers as they waited to board trains at the union station. >> it gives me comfort knowing security has tightened because of what is going on. it is also scary. >> the same at new york penn station. a major hub where commuter rails meet the subway. >> we in new york city stand ready to fight against terror in every way. >> the heightened security at us airports and train stations is meant to prevent a brussels style terror attack which targeted travelers in maximum impact. >> airports and subways, the perfect place for them to conduct an attack. >> law enforcement say they have trained for situations just like this. >> the kind of attacks in brussels are one of many risks that the washington metro region studies and prepares for and drills for. >> dave snyder helped coordinate emergency preparedness for the nation's capital. >> they see a suitcase for example or someone walking and usually it is critical to contact authorities. we need to repeat that day in >> the increased security does not lead to a specific threat caution. craig boswell. emphasized the

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craig boswell has more from washington. senator did not add a delegate in tonight's contest and cbs news lepan before next week's winner take all florida primary.michigan. >> kind of repudiated the polls that had us out a few days and repudiated the pundits who said bernie sanders is not going anywhere. >> reporter: bernie sanders has won four of the last six contests. sanders capitalized with michigan voters, many of whom expressed concerns over trade and the economy. he says his campaign is only going to get stronger. >> political revolution that we are talking about is strong in every part of the country. and we believe our strongest areas are yet to happen. >> reporter: hillary clinton enjoyed strong support among she spoke. >> running for president shouldn't be about delivering insults. it should be about delivering results for the american people! >> reporter: it was another strong night for trump. his victories came in the face of a fierce effort from republican leaders who don't want to see the brash businessman get

greg boswell shows us how it all went down. >> donald trump picked up where he left off in the debate. taunting his opponents during a rally in michigan >> little marco . lying ted cruz. it evolved into a yelling match >> down, you have to do better than that >> it even turned vulgar >> he referred to my hands. else must be small and i guarantee you there is no problem. i guarantee you >> they launched a barrage of attacks man >> he is trying to con people to giving their vote . it's just like a con people into giving them their money >> is this the debate you are playing out in the general election? >> despite the jobs, cruz and chance. last night, they need to land a knockout punch but it looked like they did not even came to box. they say they will support him if he wins. >> if they are saying he will ruin the country and ruin the republican party, they step back from that if they say i will endorse them anyway >> friday rubio said the reason for that is simple >> we, as republicans, feel that hillary clinton would be a disaster to the country. i would look at that as a reflection

craig boswell. >>> voters head to the person arizona, and utah and idaho. >>> 10 news has learned the city is not a finalist for the federal grant. the plan was to build a gondola from the st. pete pier all the way to treasure island in pasadena. the city will have to find other ways to relieve traffic and transportation problems in >>> let's take a look outside at sky to network traffic cameras. you can see, is this the correct camera? >> i-4 and not the howard frankland bridge. we had a little bit of slow down because of traffic. looking like the howard frankland is a little bit backed up. >> look outside. it is beautiful. a little cooler. >> how cold it will get tonight we will find that out. traffic and weather alerts anytime of the day. demo the 10 news at the app store. >>> cars with electronic gear shifts going haywire. >> by the feds are investigating and why you should look out for your ride, next. >>> the same window that can treat -- change your life in a will >>> not the time that any of us would look forward to. the start of hurricane season two months away. >> many may h

reporter craig boswell shows us that -- candidates address a pro israel activist group today. >>reporter: clinton took the stage from a cloud applause at the public -- better non as apac. >> one of the first things i'll do in office is invite israeli prime minister to visit the white house. >> clinton who is looking ahead to november's general eelection. >> we need steady hands, not a president who says he's neutral on monday, and pro israel on tuesday, and -- >> trump speech is expected to be focused on the foreign policy plans. >> a group of rabbis are planning to boycott trump's speech with a planned walk out, but the protest aren't expected to turn violent like this incident at a trump's rally this past weekend. >> violence gets violence. it takes two to tangle. it needs to be denounced. >> cruz and -- sanders, the only jewish candidate running is skipping to campaign out west. >> that was craig boswell reporting. trump is scheduled to meet with republican lawmakers ahead of his speech. >>> former first daughter chelsea clinton will be in the sillicon valley to attend a fu

craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk to senators elizabeth warren and jeff flake about the garland nomination. >>> monday's republican presidential debate has been called off. fox news cancelled the debate after donald trump pulled out and john kasich said he wouldn't participate without trump. the other remaining gop candidate ted cruz says trump is afraid. >> i guess he doesn't like when anyone challenges him. you know? he was saying just a week ago that he was eager to get this debate, the field has narrowed even more and he he could have had a direct debate with me, yet, donald, apparently, is ducking. he is afraid of being challenged. >> trump says he is making a, quote, big speech. trump skipped a fox news debate in january because he claimed he was mistreated by the network. >>> following tuesday's primaries, trump holds a substantial lead in the dealt count and still has the potential to lock up the nomination before the convention. so far, he has won 47% of the available delegates. but he must do better in upcoming contests

craig boswell. cbs news washington. >>> we continue our team coverage of campaign 2016 with 2016. our primary isn't until march 15 march 15th but people are early voting. >> reporter: that's right. polls opened up today a very busy day. this one of 20 sites, folks walking into get it done as sites opened their doors to voters early saturday to voice their choice. they did. glad to get the ball rolling in what has been an ugly cycle. >> it's sad to see the kind of what they have resorted too. going back and forth and all the trash talking and stay away from the issues i think are relevant and important. >> reporter: they came to cast her vote early. her brother with her. >> let me take the opportunity to read up on it more. see what the locations are and i told my sister and we came out and were -- it took two seconds. >> reporter: voter registration has increased, so has the number of people who change party in preparation for the primary. the florida primary race is key for the candidates asp republicans sharpen their attacks. today cheers greeted rubio as he spoke. >> these youn

greg boswell with romney's push to keep trump out of the white house.>> reporter: mitt romney deliveredhis speech with one goal in mind, stop donald trump from winning the nomination. >> donald trump is a phony, fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university.>> reporter: romney says a trump nomination would be disastrous. >> a person so untrustworthy and dishonest as hillary clinton must not become president. of course, a trump nomination enables her victory.>> mitt is tough, sharp, smart. he endorsed romney earlier, but now regrets it. >> that was an election that should have been won by the republicans. he was a catastrophe. >> reporter: romney's speech reflects a growing fear that trump will win. the remaining candidates have their own strategies on how to stop it. sen. marco rubio appears to be trying to split votes to fend off trump.>> everyone get together so we can keep the front runner from winning and destroying the republican party.>> reporter: ted cruz mac -- ted cruz wants everyone out to take on troop -- trump head- to-head. >> if we are going to be

craig boswell has more from washington. senator did not add a single delegate in tonight's contest and cbs news has learned there are serious discussions taking place in the rubio campaign about dropping off before next primary. meanwhile, bernie sanders campaign got a momentum boost with his upset win in michigan. >> kind of repudiated the polls that had us out a few days and repudiated the pundits who said bernie sanders is not going anywhere. >> reporter: bernie sanders has contests. sanders capitalized with michigan voters, many of whom expressed concerns over trade and the economy. he says his campaign is only going to get stronger. >> political revolution that we every part of the country. and we believe our strongest areas are yet to happen. >> reporter: hillary clinton enjoyed strong support among black voters in mississippi and speaking to the voters before the michigan results were in, she spoke. >> running for president shouldn't be about delivering insults. it should be about delivering results for the american

boswell with 13 points on the night. second quarter, off the inbound pass. brennan mcqueen with the bucket. he added 13 on the night as cornerstone goes on to get the first state championship with a 72-54 victory. they became the first ohio state champion with more than 10 losses on the season. now, they are number one. pretty impressive. in division two, st. be is taking on john glenn. a little over a minute left. devonte great takes it to the hoop. seconds left on the clock. st. be is down by five, not letting up. dominic davis gets two points. they trailed by three. 15 seconds left, but they could not complete the comeback. one, 76-72. slow, building african-style music it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventions the world's coolest indoor waterparks. for the spring break adventure >>> news channel 5 is in your community. the master of ceremony was at tonight's lorraine arts counts are fashion fundraiser. models walked the runway wearing designs of jonathan anderson and nelly millard. the evening also included music

craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories.inner of three of five states that held primaries yesterday including the big prize, california. john kasich slowed down trump's by winning his home state of ohio and senator marco rubio suspended his campaign after losing to trump in his home ary clinton solidified her grip on the democratic five states yesterday. she has two-thirds of the lench the democratic nomination. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," analysis of the primary results. we will raer from cbs news bob schieffer. plus cybersecurity therns over a new wi-fi abraham in new york city and discovery of a ship f oman. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

craig boswell has the latest. 3 -nats-bernie sanders regained momentum last night...picking up a big win in michigan's primary contest over rival hillary clinton.(sot sanders) i just want to take this opportunity to thank the people of michigan who repudiated the polls that had us 20, 25 points down a few days ago.-nat/sot-hello cleveland, hello ohioclinton, who scored a victory in mississippi, brushed off the loss looking ahead to the general election:(sot hillary clinton) running for president shouldn't be about delivering insults; it should be about delivering results.for sanders - the race is an uphill climb. the former secretary of state has already earned more than half of the delegates needed to clinch the party nomination. (sot chaggaris) in terms of superdelegates he's way behind changing; he just mathematically cannot catch up to her.(standup)despite efforts by some in the republican establishment to derail donald trump's campaign. trump continues to extend his lead - picking up even more victories last night. (sot trump) "i don't think i've ever had so many horrible, horri

craze boswell is watching the action from -- greg boswell is watching from washington. >> reporter: donald trump at a rally in iowa tuesday. >> i deal with marco rubio, cruz, they don't know anything. they have no clue what is going on. >> reporter: of the dozen states donald trump is leading in all but one. >> he is everything that the republican primary is looking for. >> reporter: donald trump's opponents say not so fast. >> donald trump will be an embarrassment to america. >> reporter: ted cruz voted in texas and made his pitch to voters to support him. >> you are among the 65% of republicans who recognize that donald trump could be a disaster as the nominee, then i ask you to join us. even if you are thinking of another candidate. >> reporter: this is the 595 daligate up for grabs on the -- delegates up for grabs on the republican side. >> the goal is to end up with as many as we can. >> reporter: hillary clinton has a commanding lead in six southern states. >> i need your help tonight. minnesota, a state bernie sanders is hoping to win. craig boswell, cbs news washington. >> ohio and

craig boswell has the latest as their make their case for those last minute votes. donald trump stepped off his private plane and singled out his closest republican rivals at a raleigh tuesday. >> ideal with rubio. ideal with cruz. these guys don't know anything. they have no clue what's going on. >> of the dozen sates on the super tuesday map. trump is leading in all but one. republican primary electorate is looking for. senator ted cruz voted in his home state of texas and made his pitch to voters to support him. >> if you're among those 65% of republicans who recognize that donald trump could be a disaster as the nominee, then i ask you to join us. even if you're thinking of another candidate. >> this is the single biggest day of voting in the primary season. there are 595 delegates up for grabs on the republican side. half the number needed to win the nomination. >> the goal is to end up with as many delegates as we can. >> there are 859 democratic delegates at stake. but clinton has a commanding league in six southern states. that's why the former first lady an

as case boswell reports, cbs news reports hillary clinton, bernie sanders and donald trump all picked up wins. >> reporter: cbs news projects bernie sandede pulled off an upset in michigan. jobs and the economy were the top issues there. get follows show young voters and african americans helped give him the edge. >> i want to take this opportunity to thank the people of michigan, repudiated the polls that had us 25 points down a few days ago. >> hillary clinton won mississippi, most voters wanted a candidate with political experience. >> i want to be the president for people who have a dream and who are looking for a way to achieve that dream. >> exit polls show republican vote meres michigan and mississippi wanted change, many wanted political outsider. cbs news projects donald trump won the gop primary in mississippi and michigan. >> we have something going that is so good, we should grab each other and we should unify the party and nobody will beat us, okay? >> ted cruz picked up a win in idaho and says his campaign is gaining momentum. >> we have tremendous support on the grass r

craig boswell reports. black lives matter activists targeted donald trump's rally in radford, virginia. donald trump/ presidential candidate: "get em out get em out" the billionaire became a target after he refused to disavow former k-k-k leader david duke on a sunday morning talk show. trump: "i know nothing about david duke." monday he said he couldn't hear clearly because of a bad ear piece...his opponents aren't buying it. sen. marco rubio/ presidential candidate: "i don't care how bad the ear piece is ku klux klan comes through pretty clearly and he refuses to criticize it." even after trump refused duke's support - it may still make voters think twice during tomorrow's super tuesday elections. john dickerson/cbs news political director: "it gives support to those who say he's playing footsie with some of the ugliest ideas out there in order to build support for his candidacy." cbs news in virginia and georgia...but ted cruz is winning in his home state of texas.. the same cbs news poll has hillary cli

craig boswell, cbs news, shington. cool with a few showers sunday, then we re warming up....a fast-moving cold front will sweep through the area late saturday night into sunday, giving way to mostly cloudy skies and a few while most of our temperatures will stay above freezing through early sunday morning, there could be some sleet or snowflakes mixing in briefly with the rain, especially for our northern communities. otherwise, expect rain. most of the wet weather will clear the coast by sunday afternoon, giving way to partly sunny skies. high temperatures will be in the upper 40s and lower 50s. next week, we ll see a nice warm up. highs will rise into the 60s on monday. remains anchored over the atlantic ocean, highs will soar into the 70s from tuesday through thursday. we re expecting plenty of sunshine for most of the work week, too. however, a few showers are your next local newscast is at 10 on our sister station wgnt. then we re back here for >> axelrod: campaign 2016. voters make their choices in five states wi

craig boswell, cbs news, maryland. >> dr. ben carson will head up a nonpartisan group aimed at getting christian voters to the polls. >> if you need to talk to a lawyer but you are worried about how much it will cost we are on your side. wbtv has partnered with the north carolina bar association again this year to provide you with free legal information. we have this team of licensed attorneys in our studio ready to take your calls. they have been busy and they are anxious to hear from you. the number is 866-616-for all. the hotline will be open until 7:00 p.m. tonya rivens. sponsored by people's bank. as we check in i-77 by wilkinson boulevard things have been quiet on our major roads we have a couple of accidents around ashley road causing problems. allegheny. freedom drive 27 is a great alternate route and also checking around on our mapping system delays starting to build here on wilkinson boulevard. notice it is in both directions and i have information on some problem on billy graham. we'll check in on that and notice o

as craig boswell reports, the attention now shifts to four more primaries on tuesday. >>> ted cruz kick off soup earn saturday with big wins in kansas and maine. >> super tuesday last week was a phenominal night where we won victories all over the country and today on super saturday we're doing the very same thing. >> donald trump took louisianna and kentucky. >> i want to thank the people of louise answer a, the people of kentucky, i want to congratulate ted on maine and on kansas and he should do well in maine because it is very close to canada. >> but even in the states cruz lost, he came in close second. >> what we're seeing is is republicans coeless g around our campaign. >> senator marco rubio is looking ahead to march 15th when his home state of florida vote. >> we're going to win florida. and you will find out on march 15th how confident we are. >> democrat dollars vote in the three states, with bernie sanders and hillary clinton splitting the vote. sanders picked up wins in the nebraska and kansas caucuses, but clinton won the louisianna primary which has more delegates. settin

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greg boswell, cbs news, the white house.>> preparations are underway for donald trump's visit. he wants her supporters next thursday night. the facility holds more than 10,000 people. this is the second campaign visit for trump and north carolina. we were there as they held a rally in raleigh in december. >>> firefighters were able to save a family dog following a house fire there. take a look at the photos sent to was. they show him training the dog with the oxygen tank. the copy came in before 3 o'clock. the family was not there so no word of what caused the fire.>>> a silver alert issued for a man from -- 81-year-old was last seen yesterday afternoon near hodge road elementary school. he was wearing a black cowboy hat, page shirt, dark blue work if you have any information call the police are 911. >>> it's an emotional day for a man nearly 25 years in the making. he walked out of jail free after spending more than two decades inside for a crime that he did not commit. family and friends wrapped him in a warm embrace after the judge overturned his life him. in 1919, he was co

craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> still ahead, why one tech ceo is giving away his entire bonus. $14million of it. >>> it's being called the uber of cosmetic surgery. the app helping patients find surgeons on demand. >> and it's a dark and stormy friday as we look live toward the golden gate bridge. it's out there, really! roberta has the forecast and more coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, employers added 242-thousand jobs. that's 50- thou >>> the u.s. is seeing robust job growth. labor department says last month employers added 242,000 jobs. that's 50,000 more than a lot of economists expected. at the same time, the unemployment rate held steady at 4.9%. >>> the man in charge of linkedin is putting his bonus $14 million into a pool for workers. it could help make up for last month's steep plunge in the company's stock value. employees who joined linkedin in 2015 have seen stock options fall and some might want to leave. >>> it's the latest feature in on demand healthcare. a new app that's helping patients find cosmetic surgeons with just a few swipes on their phone or tablet. ch

. >>> ben carson, he's making a move after super tuesday's result. i'm craig boswell, with the latest on the nomination. you went to the doctor's office and got a prescription for reading. >> that, . tomorrow night's debate, he hasn't won a single state in the presidential race. >> donald trump continues his march. he won serve states on tuesday. and craig boswell has the latest from washington. >> marco rubio voted for himself, nearly two years before the state's primary. >> it's my home. >> rubio needs florida after winning one state on super tuesday. donald trump claimed 7 and ted cruz claimed six states chltd and the billionaire maintains a double digit lead in the polls. >> he's a lightweight. >> and trump's victory, split the republican party. >> if donald trump wins close enough, it would be a disaster not to get it to him. >> trump's momentum, stunned the g.o.p. >> in the democratic race, hillary clinton is starting to pull away. she won sech states, sanders won four. sanders, who rallied wednesday in main is optimistic. >> we can win here, if there is a large voter turn out.

craig boswell. cbs news the white house. >>> hillary clinton will use a speech to address the issue of counter terrorism. >>> the husband of real housewives reported to prison today. joe was seen leaving his home for south jersey he'll begin serving a 41 month sentence for bankruptcy fraud after her wife theresa served 11 months for the same crime. the couple's sentences were staggered in the interest of their four young daughters. >>> and installing security cameras to capture driverses trying to speed passed oncoming they intend to put up cameras to record violator's license plate. right now fines cannot be legally issues. lawmakers have been considering changing that since last year's deadly metro north crash in valhalla. >>> this bill was so important because after last year's train accident it became apparent we need to do something about these crossings. >>> anyone speeding would be mailed a $100 fine. >>> yoga at the branch how banks are working overtime to get to the teller window. >>> there

craig boswell, cbs, north carolina. >>> guess who's back in the triangle. donald trump is back in our state today, this time making an appearance in fayetteville. he with ill attend an event at the crown coliseum this rodgers joins us live with the look ahead. nate, good afternoon. >> reporter: hey, guys. as you can see behind me, folks are already in line here, about a hundred or so people in line waiting to get inside. the first guy arrived told me he drove from georgia and got here around 4:00 this morning. donald trump is the first presidential candidate to make a stop in fayetteville this election season. the campaign set up nearly two weeks ago and 300 local volunteers have signed up to work. alice was number 10 in line for today's rally. she traveled from myrtle beach and is battling cancer. in last month, she's called nearly 6,000 people on trump's bee half. >> i like -- on trump's behalf. >> i like his personality. i mean, he tells it like it is. he won't hold back. when he has something to say, he says it, and he does it. >> reporter: here's the s

craig boswell has more from the white house. >> reporter: dr. ben carson endorsed donald trump during a news conference in florida friday morning. >> there are two different donald trumps. there's the one you see on the stage. and there's the one who is very cerebral. >> reporter: perhaps it was the more cerebral trump who showed up at last night's debate which left out the usually personal attacks. >> last night's debate was fun. it was different. it got wonderful -- there were a lot of good feelings in that room. >> reporter: it remains to be seen if the good feelings in the debate will continue as the candidates hit the campaign trail ahead of tuesday's primaries. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> florida, ohio, north carolina, illinois and missouri all vote next tuesday. it's winner-take-all in the delegate race on the republican side. florida is the biggest prize with 99 delegates. >>> still ahead, saying good- bye to an influential first lady. the funeral under way right now for nancy reagan. >> and our latest storm also bearin

we have team coverage starting with craig boswell in chicago. >>> protesters clashed with officers and each other outside the university of illinois after trump postponed his rally because of safety concerns. >> thank you very much for our attendance. and please go in peace. thousands erupted after the announce ment. fights broke out as people confronted each other. some got violent. at least one person charge ed the podium. streets of chicago. >> once in a lifetime experience to see a presidential candidate and umm -- yeah, walk outside you. >> power to the people. >> i'm happy they didn't allow this in your city. >> reporter: but some say postponing the rally was a mistake. >> i think it's a bad precedent because it'll encourage more bad behavior. >> reporter: donald trump called nbc to defend the move. >> chicago is the home of some very, very bad rallies. i don't want to see anything like that happen. so i made a decision. >> reporter: earlier friday, 32 people arrested at trump's rally in saint louis. >> i'll tell you, these are not good people folks, just so you understand. >> re

so it could be some fun times in the gop going forward. >> craig boswell, thank you. in a couple weeks, florida and ohio will head to the polls, those are the home states of john kasich and marco rubio. that night could be their last chance to make any noise in the republican race. one of the hot button issues on the trail, immigration, of course, and in a few minutes, we will tell you about a crack-down on potential immigration cheaters, what hundreds of bay area bound students were recently denied entry. >>> the university of california tonight, a mystery outbreak has been making students sick. mark kelly is at cal with the search for the source. >> reporter: 29 cal students have gone to the health center here, complaining of newer row virus like symptom, and -- neuro virus like symptoms, and one group especially hit hard. an annual dance competition, and this year's performance, certainly, ended with a bang. >> i'm shivering, feeling really chilly, sweating, and just, i wasn't able to keep down water. >> reporter: the morning after uc davis student performed with h