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. >> brian moore has the update from washington. >>eporter: on capitol hill, top public health officials told congress what they know and don't knon about the zika virus. the director of the cdc revealed brazilian newborns with micro microcephaly microrophaly, who died hours after birth. >> this is the strongest evidence to date that zika is the cause of microcephaly. it is believed to cause no symptoms in approximately 80% of the people infected and mild symptoms in virtually all of t t rest. >> the flash infection. it comes. it's a few days and then it's gone. >> reporter: well, the disease poses little more than convenience to most people. it's rapidly spreading across south america, especially brazil, the host of this summer's olympic games. members of congress are concerned about the inevitable spread here in the united states. >> the lack of clarify on the virus and its effects and treatment make it important that aggressively aggresesvely. >> reporter: oregon joined other states in confirming a travel-related zika case in add

nbc 10 reporter brian moore tells us the battle over his replacement is already starting. >> reporter: outside the supreme court, a flag at half-staff. flowers and canals marking passing of justice antonin scalia. president obama paid respects from california. >> tonight we honor his extraordinary service to our nation and remembering one of the legal figures of our time. >> justice scalia was 79, longest serving justice on the supreme court. still his death at a texas ranch came without warning and in the middle of a landmark court calendar with nothing less than the boundaries of presidential power under review. his passing set the stage for a battle royale over his successor. known for his fiery humor. issues on the law of land from affirmative action and abortion to gun ownership and free speech, not to mention obama care. but he was a firm opponent of the letter of the law, not the intent. the nation's first italian-american justice was appointed in 1986 by president ronald reagan. scalia was known as an unapologetic but fair conservative. >> i'm not going onto the court with a l

brian moore has the story now from washington. >> reporter: outside the u.s. supreme court, a flag at half staff, flowers and candles mashing the passing of justice scalia. respects from california. >> tonight we honor his extraordinary service to our nation and remember one of the towering legal figures of our time. >> reporter: justice scalia was 79, the longest serving justice on the current court but his death at a texas ranch came without warning and it came in the middle of a landmark court calendar than nothing less than the boundaries of presidential power under review. his passing sets the stage for a political battle over his successor and the supreme court's balance of power. on a polarized bench, he was well known for his sense of humor, as his fiery descents. the cornerstone of a conservative wing that influenced the law of the land on issues ranging from affirmative action and abortion to gun ownership and free speech. not to mention obama care. but he was a firm proopponent of the letter of the law, not the -- proopponent of the letter of the la

nbc's brian moore will look at some of the agenda on the president's historic trip in about ten minutes. >>> jackie bensen is on her way to breaking news in the district. two people are dead after a shooting in northeast. this happened just before 1:00 this afternoon on 58th street. that's not far from the d.c./maryland line. both men were found shot in a home there. police do have a description of a person who was seen running from that scene. as soon as jackie gathers more information, we'll bring that to you live. >>> demolition day in the district where crews are about to start tearing down buildings to make way for a new sports complex. >> this is on the former st. elizabeth's campus. the sports complex is just one part of a much bigger plan to redevelop that whole area. >> mark segraves is live at st. elizabeth's with more of the details. what are you hearing, mark? >> reporter: behind me is buil facility, and soon not just any crew, the mayor, mayor muriel bowser will jump into that hydraulic excavator, and she will begin the demolition herself tearing down this building, making

brian moore, nbc news washington. >>> join us and the candidates on our stage in a moment of silenceustice antonin scalia. >> being honored as last night's republican debate on cbs news. this before a verbal brawl broke out among several candidates and the very vocal south carolina audience weighed in. candidates accused each other of lying on a of issues. donald trump was in the center of highly charged exchanges with jeb bush and senator ted cruz over things like immigration and campaign tactics. and the gloves came off between senators marco rubio and ted cruz over immigration specifically with rubio calling cruz a liar and challenging his ability to speak spanish. >> i promised to rescind every single illegal executive action including that one. >> i don't know how he says because he doesn't speak spanish. second of all -- >> [ [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> we will find out the true winner after south carolina's gop primary next week. can't wait. >>> there is an uptick in the number of mountain lions feasting on pets in california. this according to the chronicle. the dep

brian moore is in washington d.c. with the battle over the next supreme court justice appointment. >> reporter: even as washington prepares to say farewell to justice scalia, it's war over his replacement and whether president obama could make the choice. >> those are responsibilities described in the constitution are ironclad. the constitution does not include exceptions for election years or for the president's last term in office. >> reporter: democrats are outraged by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's decoloration, he won't consider a nomination until the next president takes office and that battle spread from congress to the campaign trail. >> the senate has a duty to consider that. and to decide whether or not to confirm whoever the president nominates. >> reporter: republicans are vowing to make this election referendum on how the next president will fill that open seat. >> we are one justice away from losing our fundamental rights. >> reporter: jeb bush is calling for a delay. successfully nominated two

brian moore, nbc news, washington. >>> what do you think about this story? is the government going too far to get this information from apple. you can call or text the number on your screen or head over to our nbc washington facebook page to cast your vote. >>> news4 at 5:00 begins with breaking news. >>> it was an armed home invas montgomery county, and now a manhunt is under way. >> this brazen crime happened in the middle of the afternoon. two masked men armed with guns storm into a home. >> tonight police are still searching for those two men as they try to figure out whether this case could be random. >> it all unfolded along arlive court in rockville, in a neighborhood just off seven locks road. news4's pat collins live at the scene this afternoon with the latest on this. pat? >> reporter: wendy, this is a neighborhood of doctors and lawyers and many of them retired. this is a street that ends in a cul-de-sac. it's a hard street to find. this is not a place you'd expect to find something like this, a daylight home invasion victimizing an 86-year-old wo

news4's brian moore is live on capitol hill.rian, it looks like the candidates are pulling out all the stops here. >> chris and pat, right now they have to. the game is not over but in a matter of weeks, donald trump could be dominating the board. >> we're just going one after another. donald trump is hoping a third straight win tomorrow night in nevada will give him insurmountable momentum next week as the gop primary race goes nationwide. >> reporter: marco rubio narrowly edged out ted cruz for send place. it's a fight that's now getting even more personal. >> every single day something comes out of cruz campaign that's deceptive and untrue. >> reporter: as rubio questions cruz's honesty, cruz questions rubio's ability to win. >> i would point out even in florida, his home state, he's polling ii tuesday, could prove deb sice sif with nearly 600 sell gadelep for grabs. john kasich is being forced to clarify this statement. >> we have men womany women who their kitchens to go door to door all the way back when things were differ

brian moore has the new developments. >> reporter: after 41 days, the last of four armed protesters holed up in a federal wildlife refuge in oregon surrendered to authorities but not before a defiant last stand. >> come out with your hands up. >> no, we're not. you're going to have to surround us. >> the reverend franklin graham and nevada assembly woman michelle fiori convinced the occupiers to give up. >> we need to get calm here. >> because nobody's listening to us? >> i'm listening to you. >> reporter: part of a long running dispute over public use of federal lands was led by ammon bundy. he was arrested last month and his father cliven bundy locked up. >> if you're doing civil disobedience you have to stick your neck out and deal with the consequences. >> reporter: one of the oregon in a showdown with police, and the group's supporters stood vigil today as negotiators bargained with the last holdouts. >> it wouldn't take much provocation for something to go bad. >> reporter: ultimately the last of the protesters gave up but made it clear their surrender is not the end of the fight. b

brian moore, nbc news, washington. >>> in less than an hour, officials in montgomery county will meet to help build some bridges in the community. the county's human rights committee on hate and violence says there's been a backlash against muslims ever since the terror attacks in paris and the massacre in san bernardino, california. so the members want to do something about that, and the goal tonight is to help build peace in the community. that meeting begins at 7:00 tonight at the muslim community center in silver spring. >>> we're learning something new every day. that's how scientists and doctors are describing the zika virus. there were a couple of meetings today on the virus, one with heads of the centers for disease control and the national institutes of health, and some of the news that came out of those meetings, the risk associated with puerto rico is becoming a huge focus as the virus begins to spread there. the food and drug administration is recommending blood donors returning from travel to the caribbean and central or south america wait 28 days before donating blood. p

brian moore is live on capitol hill. >> reporter: chris and pat, it sounds completely counterintuitive, but right now hillary clinton and jeb bush have a lot in common. >> working hard. >> reporter: they once seemed like unbeatable nomination shoo-ins, but today hillary clinton and jeb bush are both fighting to prove they can win in south carolina. bush is praying for a little help from above. >> i believe in the holy spirit. i'm looking for the holy spirit to be coming over here the next week. >> reporter: he courted joi eed evangelicals at bob jones university. it was attended by ben carson, marco rubio, and ted cruz. donald trump is risking the wrath of catholics. he's accusing pope francis of playing politics in his upcoming visit to the mexico area near the u.s. border. john kasich is trying to capitalize on his surprise secondce choice now. i think a couple weeks ago they wouldn't have even known how to pronounce my name. >> reporter: hillary clinton wants south carolina to be a referendum on bernie sanders and support for president obama, who's immensely popular among the africa

brian moore shows us how it ended. after 41 days ... the last of four armed protesters holed up in a federal wildlife refuge in oregon surrendered to authorities - but not before a defiant last stand. :11-:15"come out with your hands up." "no we're not. you're going to have to kill us!" the fbi surrounded the protesters overnight ... leading to hours of tense negotiations live-streamed over the internet. the reverend franklin graham and nevada assemblywoman michele fiore convinced the occupiers to give up. :29-:35"we need to get clam here." "no one's listening to us." "i'm listening to you." the protest occupation - part of a long-running dispute over public use of federal lands - was originally led by ammon bundy. he was arrested last month - and his father, anti-government rancher cliven bundy - locked up today by federal agents in portland. michael arnold, bundy :51-:58 "if you're doing doing civil disobedience, you have to stick your neck out and deal with the consequences. think about the black lives matter protesters. one of the o

known as a hockey town, here were the goals in charlotte tonight, we start with the local kid, brian moore grew up just down the road from the extreme ice center. playing for san diego, getting the deflection off the shot and the camera focuses on thee dore, but our guy, moore, had the go ahead goal. we head to overtime. after a sensational save by daniel. michael knocks home the rebound. that's your game winner. charlotte falls 3-2 in overtime. if the golden state warriors remain at their current pace. charlotte superstar in the offensive seasons ever. the all-star break isn't the exact midway point of the season, but 52 of 82 games. that's already good for the 7th best single season total in nba history. he's on pace for 386 triples or 100 more held by the previous record. best start with the chicago bulls record of 72 regular season wins well within reach. >> if we don't get there, i don't think it will be a huge disappointment. we'll still have a special season and an opportunity to hopefully go for another ring. but keeping our priorities straight on that and getting the record will b

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. >> officer brian moore was shot and killed inside his patrol car. a little more than a year ago, the nypd was rocked by the tragic killings of detective liu and ramos. they were in their car when a gunman ambushed them. >> and we invite you to stay with eyewitness news for the very latest information on the officers shot in brooklyn. >> thousands of protesters gathered in brooklyn and, in fact, around the country today to show their shut for former nypd officer peter lea. manslaughter. brooklyn with that story. >> the death was a terrible tragedy. they say there's a double standard being applied and you can't fix one injustice with another. this is sparking rallies is four different cities today. police estimate there are about 10-15 protesters. while the former rookie cop is not innocent, they say he's being scapegoated. he was found guilty. supporters held a moment of silence, expressing deep sorrow for husband family. >> there's no crime here. yes, there were some mistakes after the shooting, obviously. >> we do agree with that. >> we're angry wi

nbc's brian moore is in the washington with the latest on justice scalia's death and how he's being remembered. reporter: outside the u.s. staff, flowers and candles marking the passing of justice antonin scalia. president obama paid his respects from california. >> tonight, we honor his extraordinary service to our nation and remember one of the towering legal figures of our time. reporter: justice scalia was 79, the current court. still, his death at a texas rang came out warning and in the middle of a landmark court calendar, with nothing less than the boundaries of presidential power under review. his passing sets the stage for a political battle royal over his successor and the supreme court's balance of power. on a polarized bench, he was as well known for his sense of humor as his fiery dissents. the cornerstone of a conservative wing that influenced the law on the land from issues from abortion to gun ownership and free speech, not to mention obamacare. he was a firm proponent of the intent. >> i antonin scalia do solemnly swear. reporter: the nation's first italian american justice wa

brian moore is on capitol hill with new reaction from the campaign trail. brian? >> reporter: doreen, the white house says there's really nothing to argue about. the president has an ironclad constitutional right to put forward a nomination, and with that in mind, the administration is reaching out to senators on even as washington prepares to say farewell to justice antonin scalia, it's at war over his replacement and whether president obama should make the choice. >> this country has not gone with a year-long vacancy on the supreme court since the civil war. >> reporter: democrats are outraged by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's declaration he won't consider a nomination until the next president takes office, and that battle has spread from congress to the campaign trail. >> the senate has a duty to consider that, and to decide whether or not to confirm whoever the president nominates. >> i'm not saying that obama shouldn't do it. i'm just saying the republicans should not allow it to happen. >> reporter: republicans are vowing to make this election a re

brian moore continues with our commitment 2016 coverage. reporter: donald trump is hoping a third straight win tomorrow night in nevada will give him insurmountable momentum next week as the gop primary race goes nationwide. >> he is leading out of 10 out of 14 states. reporter: south carolina turned the republican race into a three-man contest with marco rubio narrowly edging out ted cruz for second place. it is a fight getting more personal. >> every single day, something comes out of the cruz campaign that is not true. reporter: he questions marco rubio' s ability to win. >> he is polling in third place in an homestay. reporter: super tuesday could prove decisive with nearly 600 delegates up for grab, including where john kasich is asked to clarify his statement about women supporting them. >> many women left the kitchen is to go door-to-door and put yard signs up for me all the way back when things were different. reporter: things will be different with super tuesday looming as a potential game changer in the gop race. with a jeb bush o

brian moore has more on how the bomber managed to get explosives on the plane. >> reporter: crucial newa horrifying terror attack. closed-circuit tv footage from mogadishu airport. two airport employees are now suspects, one of them holding what appears to be a laptop computer. seconds later, one of the men hands the computer to a third man. the computer, a source says, was packed with explosives. >> it is chilling frankly to see this. if you or i were in this lounge n now, you would see them hand off a laptop, wouldn't think twice of it. >> the man it was handed to, what he did with it according to somali sources was try to blow up the passenger jet. >> the moment the somalis suspect he was a willing participant, that he planned to be a suicide bomber, that he positioned himself on the aircraft at a place to create maximum amount of damage. >> reporter: the bomb ripped a hole in the fuselage. he was killed when he was blown out of the hole. right hand and right foot are missing. the pilot made emergency landing. amazingly, no one else was killed in the february 2nd attack. now a source

we start with a local kid brian moore that grew up from the ice center. getting the deflection off the shade. the camera zoom which is this on theodore but our guy moore had the goal. head to evertime tied at two after a sensational day. that your game winner. charlotte falls 3-2 in overtime. >>> congressman robert pittenger of north carolina is the panthers super bowl loss. he gave colorado congressman mike kaufman beau january l biscuits. >>> it is really cold this morning. >> we are talking dangerous windchill values in the mountains as we go throughout the day. it could feel like 20 below at times. here in charlotte i want to show you the five-day forecast. a lot going on. today mid to upper 30s but it will feel like we're in the 20s. the coldest air we've seen so far this season for tomorrow for valentine's day. if you have plans, dress accordingly. and that cold air will set the stage for a wintery mix early monday. by the afternoon it switches over to rain. by the end of next week, that is when we are talking upper 50s to low 60s. if you don't like

"granny" averill and she died last night in her sleep at the brian center in low moor. she ran averill's country store in low moor for decades your bill in her head turned 100. her 109th birthday today we talked to her son, wayne. she died on his birthday yesterday but wayne was able to see her a few hours before she died. his last words to her were " i love you". it seems a national trend of drug charge disparity has made its way into southwest virginia. tonight, what local police chiefs are saying about the thousands of pages of state police data i have gone through. and rockin' out for a reason. why this concert fans. california rock band eagles of death metal took the stage in paris tonight for the first time since the november 13th terror attacks there. many of those in attendance were survivors of the shootings and bombings, and the band honored the memories of the 89 people who didn't make it. tonight's concert was at a different venue than in november, and concert-goers went through three bag and body searches before getting inside. the state department says thr

people knew her as "granny" averill and she died monday night in her sleep at the brian center in low moor. she ran averill's country store in low moor for decades, and even calculated your bill in her head or on paper until she turned 100. her 109th birthday was just a few weeks ago on january 30th. yesterday we talked to her son, wayne. she died on his birthday, but wayne was able to see her a few hours before she died. his last words to her were " i love you". be careful out on the roads this morning as there are still a few troublesome spots in our area. your i-hometown traffic report is next. african-americans are being arrested at a higher rate than the rest of our country's population. how police departments in our figure out what's causig that trend in southwest virginia. if you sustained damage from this most recent winter storm do you know what your insurance covers and doesn't cover? the answers that may surprise you coming up in about thirty minutes. showers last night i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan

brian kelly first.. but the rest was all lynx chistian moore with two inside and then checkout the drive by former tv 9 athlete of the jake hilmer for the bucket and one and they jumped out to a 14-3 lead.. ryan miller burries from the top of the key and north linn moves on with the win. down south lone tree hosted ims...--the lions jump out to the early lead....niko gosnell inside for 2....lone tree up 6.... --the lions did a good job for much of the first half on sharp-shooter eli gingerich but here he gets free and rattles in a three....gingerich finished with 16... --but the night belonged to jovonte squiers and lone tree....squiers scored a game high 25 as lone tree advances 50-43. and finally on 9.2 tonight iowa city west wrapped up the regular season entertaining hempstead. devonte lane connects from downtown. the mustangs answer with the quick first step from savion williams.. but the trojans with just too with the triple from the corner and then checkout wally parks with the baseline flush and west beat hempstead . and finally cordell pemsl of dubuque wahlert is our athlete of the week sponsored by ce

what a talk to them i'm delighted to start off with matt moore who is chair of the south carolina publican party . first of all congratulations . brian and i have been seeing all these national interests here. you've been busy. you represented south carolina well. was behind his big record turnout. >> people are excited. stop they have more ways than other -- ever to have a forum and engage weather to nightly news on point facebook social media people are as informed now as they have been in human history. you in seconds can access all of these candidates and where they stand on the issues and what their plans are to get the white house . people are excited . there is a lot at stake in this election. >> there are a lot of people have not been voting but they came at this time to vote. what you make of that. >> i make of it that they know getting a new face in the white house this time . as the democratic face republican face. >> i think that excites people. >> there will be a different person taking of that office this time . and people know that. >> people seem ready for change . it's been seven years now same president office. some

. >> brian: well, the arraignment is set this morning for gregory moore. he was the divorce attorney for elijah sherman. sherman was stabbed to debt three years ago. two weeks ago moore was indicted on several charges in connection with sherman's murder but not charged with the murder. it included tampering with evidence and forgery. >>> 6:07. the cavaliers took out the lakers last night. wasn't all that close. won by 10 at the q. what cleveland fans now are talking about this morning is completely different than the game. >> tia: just before halftime cavs star forward kevin love ran off the court holding his shoulder, the same shoulder he hurt last summer in the playoffs. cleveland 19 reporter q. mccray is live at the q this morning. q., love never spent the rest of the game in the cavs locker room, though? >> q.: exactly. there is good news here at the end of the day. as you mepgs ntioned, tia, what was so concerning while watching the game is it was the same shoulder ripped out of the socket by oel in this case of the boston celtics during the playoffs

brian duffy. arraignment is set this morning for gregory moore. he was the divorce attorney for eliza sherman, the woman stabbed to death in downtown cleveland three years ago. the killer is still on the loose. two weeks ago moore was indicted on several charges in connection with sherman's murder. >>> big weather day. lots of snow out there, and it is cold and getting colder. here's our meteorologist samantha roberts. >> samantha: it's freezing, right? we have air temperatures in the teens this afternoon. it's going to feel more like the single digits later today. it feels like it's below zero right now. so bundle up, and you're going to stay bundled up all day. not as much lake-effect today as yesterday, but there will be periods of light snow possible. no major accumulations. we're thinking a dusting up to where we see bands setting up, we could see a little more than that. you have to have that cleveland 19 weather app so that you can it is thursday, february 11th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news the women who are voti

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brian vickers has been announced as refireplacement in the 500 driving bass pro shops number 14 car. rays pitchers and catches will hold first spring training workout in poral charlotte. matt moore is looking forward to the process after missing last year's rehab from tommy johns surgery. >> looking forward to getting games going and opening day and all the stuff that comes after spring training. i feel like i'm going to be part of things. >> we are a half hour away from donald trump's rally in tampa. 10 news is live there. you are looking inside of the sun dome. the arena is pretty much packed. speakers are getting the crowd excited. and protesters are still outside of the venue. donald trump starts his rally we'll bring it to you live through wtsp.com and our free app. search and download wtsp through your app store. >>> we want to show you what is next for the south carolina primaries and nevada caucuses on saturday february 20th and march 1st. super tuesday people in 14 states will cast their ballots. >> that's it for "10 news at 6:00". join us tonight at 11:00. breaking news wtsp.com is always here and always on. the only question that needs answering is what meal to make t

brian was in the passenger seat and that that friend told investigators marsh was driving. the 17-year-old suspect is accused of threatening the witness. both of them went to bishop moore high school and prosecutors say someone at the school told the witness that marsh wants to harm him. the threat was made after the interview released of the witness explaining the deadly crash. >> we are getting close and i with 2 seconds way and i said stop, stop, stop troopers believe marsh stopped and back into cooper who was standing behind the car. it is not clear why marsh backed up despite the alleged threats, prosecutors may have a hard time charging marsh with another crime. >> unless the state can show that the defendant made this threat through a third-party, they cannot prosecute this case. facing 30 years for hit -- vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of a crash with death. the notice says somebody talked the defendant out of harming the witness but it is unclear who that is we reached out to the prosecutors and the development team in this case but so far we are still waiting to hear back. live in orlando, orange county, tim barber, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> a

moore is party chairman. he's been kind enough to join us today. matt, can you bring us any assurance about manners, politeness, southern gentility, perhaps, seeping into the mentality? >> get ready, brianuld have a rock in one hand, that kind of thing. >> who do you want to pick for south carolina? most recently i think of those robo calls about senator mccain when he was in the race. but there's enough blame to go around. why is it the way it is? and it's always such a neck snapper coming out of iowa and new hampshire because of the relative gentility and earnestness because of the el t electorate in those states? >> one is i think south carolina is a very important test for these campaigns. you have to have a fully functioning, mechanical operation of your campaign, but also momentum and money. as you've seen today, governor christie, lack of momentum. carly fiorina, lack of money and momentum. it's a tough test. it's a state geographically about 70,000 people here. throughout south carolina's history, we have played a central role. i think every american conflict from the revolution to the civil war and beyond. it's a state with fascinating history. >> let me ask you about carly fio