slick on i-80 from cheyenne to omaha. i-25 from cheyenne to colorado springs. 90 in the pacific northwest and north rookies. >> if you're flying expect delays in minneapolis with the twin cities. >>> we turn to whitney houston and the moving sendoff around the globe. >> to celebrate the life of an amazing talent gone too soon. more from abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: one day after the joyful noise of her church home going, her family, including mother cissy, accompanied whitney houston on her final journey. with a golden hearse he went privately and quietly. the singer was buried in this assessme cemetery next to her father. it was a life celebrated on saturday. ♪ >> reporter: a tribute to the golden voice now in a choir of angels. >> everyone in heaven, including god is waiting, and i just know you're going to raise the roof like no one else has done before. >> reporter: the service continued uninterrupted, despite houston's ex-husband bobby brown who left abruptly after a few minutes. we were seated by security and th

>> cheyenne. >> cheyenne, wyoming. >> i knew that. >> we knew that one. >> when they shot this video,se boys were 27 months old. just a little over two years. >> what's the capital? >> this just proves that children are like sponges. they'll just absorb the information that you give them. >> what's the capital of that one? atlanta. >> good job. this video is almost six minutes long. they go through all 50 states. they almost get stumped by south carolina. >> columbia. >> columbia. you got it. >> columbus. >> columbia. >> if we were going to have a state capital-off between the two of you and these two boys -- >> they win. >> i would let them win. >> they can win because they're cute. >> the two of them, it would beat the three of us. >> yes. >> and maybe, like, six other people in this room. what's the capital of new hampshire? >> concord. >> i feel dumb after this. >> about this time in every show we asked you to go spend some time at rightthisminute.com. yesterday you guys did it in a very big way. so today, i want to take a moment to say thank you. oh, and go spend more time at rig

a s q to be among the company of cheyenne's that we have been enjoying today, so please protect safe access for medical cannabis. >> in the afternoon, her supervisors. happy valentine's day. i am a disabled senior citizen and also a great grandmother. i have been in medical marijuana activist for over 20 years. and a patient for about 10 years. i am here to urge you to stand up for safe access in your city. it is really important for the people that depend on this urban live. what the dea is using is playgrounds and children to attack these dispensaries. it is absolutely totally ridiculous. the principal said that in three years, he has had no problem, but they would not listen to him. they closed the market street co-op which has been in operation for god knows how long because they build a playground on octavia boulevard. those children would have to be able to walk through walls to get to the market street suspensory. most of the people that say, the children, they are seeing it with a cigarette in one hand and a cocktail and the other hand. the pharmacy was to get a hold of this,

effect for the eastern plains of colorado and section of nebraska out into kansas and north platte, cheyenne and not bad down around pueblo. it's snowing hard on the front range in the urban corridor too. as far as the rain goes, it's warmer on the front side. we have had some thunderstorms overnight. topeka, kansas and manhattan, kansas city. the blue on the map is the heavy snow on i-25 the urban corridor there. a perfect setup you get a rarely significant storm. a slow moving one too and we could see some areas getting up to two feet of ♪ snosnow. nebraska is going to get covered. interstate 80 significant snow. dry and fine on the east coast. see thunderstorms out ahead of that storm. texas, arkansas and that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. a beautiful day in raleigh, north carolina. almost up to 60 degrees with lots of blue carolina sunshine blue skies i should say and sunshine. still chilly in the northern plains. fun talking about a snowstorm for once and i'm sure a lot of kids will have no school today in colorado. >> i'm reall

it's now heading out to the central plains and by cheyenne. this snowstorm will bring 1 to 3, possibly a few inches to south dakota including sioux falls. des moines, ames could get a coating too. eventually tonight you'll see a little snow. temperatures are borderline around chicago to see how much you're actually going to get. so we have about one week, a little more than a week left of february. are we finally going to see cold air? this map shows us where the cold air is. it's well up in northern canada. as we go through the next seven day, we're actually pretty mild. there's a chunk of cold air. it comes down thursday and friday through the middle of the country and the east coast this upcoming weekend an then there's signs of the coldest air of the winter will be coming down through central canada as we head toward the beginning of march and it looks like the northern plains will probably see the coldest period of this winter as we go through the beginning of march. just because march is on its way doesn't necessarily mean spring is goin

>> reporter: the parents of 6- year-old alycia and 5-year-old cheyenne had just moved the family from garage to an apartment in gilroy. they couldn't afford christmas presents so santa brought the bicycle. >> excited. i like riding my bike all the time. >> reporter: susan runsvold's non-profit orchestrated it. it gives low income kids in santa clara county new bicycles. >> these kids that are getting the bikes that we distribute are the kings and queens of hand-me-downs. so we made a decision early on that a bike which is the number one requested gift item by the kids we serve that should be theirs brand spanking new. >> oh, good. >> reporter: susan started the nonprofit an unhappy christmas. she said she grew up in a low income family that couldn't always afford presents so she made sure to shower her kids with gifts. then it got out of hand. >> i went to their house for christmas and there were more presents than there was room. and i thought, oh, gosh, this is what i've created. and that's not what christmas is about or should be about. >> reporter: the next christmas in 2003, the

snow on i-25 from cheyenne to denver and colorado springs. >> if flying airport delays possible in miaminsas city minneapolis and chicago. >>> reward money has been pouring in for a teenager missing from become become. samantha koenig, her father sent out a message pleading for her safe return and the reward is now over $40,000. >>> jury selection is set to begin forward the university of virginia lacrosse player accused of killing his ex-girlfriend. george huguely allegedly told investigators that he kicked in yeardley love's door and shook her. causing her head to repeatedly hit the wall. her attorneys blamed the death on a mix of alcohol and drugs. >>> 19 americans are facing trial in egypt in despite of the threat to cut $1.5 billion in aid. the americans are accused of using foreign funds to stir up unrest in egypt. the charges all come as turmoil continues to grow a year after the fall of egyptian president ho hosni mubarak. >>> and a stomach virus has sickened three cruise ships. a royal caribbean ship they had to be delayed from departing from the next trip. it's easily spread in

a s q to be among the company of cheyenne's that we have been enjoying today, so please protect safeess for medical cannabis. >> in the afternoon, her supervisors. happy valentine's day. i am a disabled senior citizen and also a great grandmother. i have been in medical marijuana activist for over 20 years. and a patient for about 10 years. i am here to urge you to stand up for safe access in your city.

large area from cheyenne, wyoming to pueblo, kansas and central nebraska. somewhere in the middle we could be dealing with more. finally, a little bit of rain, heading out along the east coast. that ill with be sweeping out to sea as we go throughout the day. lynn, overall, the forecast still mild. we're getting ready to set the stage for that big snowstorm in the central plains. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, data looks strong. car sales roar. and a boss in australia, we all wish would move to the states. your "first look" at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> push comes to shove between the pacers and t'wolves, the magic get back on track and lebron scores 40, but was it enough? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ female announcer ] the best things in life are the real things. nature valley trail mix bars are made with real ingredients you can see. like whole roasted nuts, chewy granola, and real fruit. nature valley trail mix bars. 100% natural. 100% delicious. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allst

cheyenne was in baltimore and tony returned home this evening. >>> on the weather front, it's been one mild day. still mild this evening in the mid-50s. average high is upper 40s. this is still way above average. maryland's radar tracking showers to the south and west. we can see a scattering of showers through the overnight and winds still relatively light and point that out because we know they'll be coming up tomorrow. high wind watch could be extended for central maryland through the day tomorrow. hey, tomorrow we're still calling for the 70-degree or so temperature. there is a reason why we may get stuck in the 60s. we'll talk about how things will break in your weekend coming up. >>> it's been almost two years since she was murdered inside her apartment on the university of virginia. >> -- christian is back with us at a look at what's next for george. >> reporter: the jury's sentence, 26 years is a recommendation for the judge to consider. an expert who followed the trial says it's a recommendation almost always followed and no parole in virginia, but still george will not spend

some light snow around denver, cheyenne, and helena. some lake effect snow in chicago. thunderstorms from the gulf coast to memphis. and some snow showers around denver, cheyenne, and helena. >> 50s from seattle to colorado springs. and just 1 degree in fargo. brr. minneapolis barely gets out of the single digits. 56 degrees in atlanta. near 50 here in new york before snow moves in after midnight. >>> well, it's been a pretty tough winter for iet sculptors out there. too warm in a lot of places for their kind of work. but in wausau, wisconsin the team usa snow sculptors are thrilled that a dip in the temperatures is allowing them to get to work. >> they're extracting a dinosaur from a huge block of ice near the grounds of the woodson art museum. it's part of an exhibit featuring the work of children's book author james gurney and his "dinotopia" series. if the weather holds, the dinosaur should be finished by tomorrow. >> those guys are talented. >> they really are. >> that's not easy work. carving out that ice. especially you've got to work in the cold. >> it is a skil

>> hi, my name's cheyenne, and i would like to know, how is life different after -- y'all's husband are out of office? >> i'm going to answer that, then let her. people treat the former president's wife with such -- they are so nice. i mean, seriously nice, and just -- you have to stop people from saying, well, let me buy you dinner. and george always says, no, no, i don't do that you can't. people clap when he comes into the room. life is wonderful, plus, you literally can raise money for charities you're interested in by just showing up, so that's very nice. i mean, i've done three or four just this last couple weeks for children in distress and different groups that really just by showing up, that's nice. we're a great country to former presidents and wives. >> we sure are. that's great too. >> go on. >> it's very normal. we have a very normal life now. no more saisons in the living room. >> darn! >> but it's terrific, too. i mean i think you know when inaugurated that four years later you move out, and i think there's a certain anticipation, really, at the end where you start lookin

course they were not sent back into the union army, but sent out to fight in the west, to fight the cheyenne and the sioux. but nevertheless, this is the only prison camp where a massive amount of prisoners -- a significant amount of prisoners actually decided to join the other side. to galvanize as the term was known. it occurred at other prison camps too, north and south. but this is the largest one. so at first it appears as if the situation of point lookout is a model one. it is for the first couple of months of operation, but then in november of 1863, things start to go sour. the first problem comes when these new hampshire regiments receive new recruits and many of these recruits are substitutes and bounty jumpers of those individuals who have taken money in order to join the union army. they're induced by a pecuniary interest, not so much an attachment to the cause. what do these bounty jumpers most want in their army service? what do you think they want to do? they want safety. they want out of the union army. and they find they have some brethren in the confederate inmates because t

they asounsed thursday they want to speak to daniel porter and cheyenne nowak. police believe they had contact with him. they, too, seem to have vanished. until now. investigators caught up with them on friday. after been questioned and released, their involvement remains unknown. >> we're not going to answer any questions at this point. >> reporter: but the 23-year-old nowak has minor drug charges in her past listed this on her facebook page. i'm sorry for your loss. i'm sorry your friend is missing. it's a terrible thing. i am so sorry but i can do nothing further. >> he's not proven guilty. that's all i can tell you. >> reporter: more strange behavior from a couple they bought a used car and abandoned the one they were driving, saying they only had to leave town because of an emergency. another tantalizing clue in a case with so many open questions. the mystery now involves yet another maine woman. she told a local tv station perdomo was staying with her the night he went out and never returned. so many unanswered questions. >>> let's get back over to ginger

this is daniel porter and his girlfriend cheyenne nowak also of maine.olice believe they were the last to have contact with perdomo and now they're suspe suspecting foul play here. but the loved ones of perdomo are hoping for the best. they searched the woods, and now we'll talk to carlos. carlos, why maine? did he explain why he went to maine? >> we don't know why he was there. we know he had friends in different areas. he did communicate with different friends in different areas, but we have no idea about this certain place that he went. >> so he had never mentioned going to bangor before, he's never mentioned friends in bangor? >> we know that he had some friends, especially tanya, the wife, which is with him, so she would know more about the situation than we have, but we didn't know very much about the friends that he had there. we know he has different friends in different areas. >> i see. he has two young children, 10 and 3 years of age. is he the kind of guy to up and leave his family? did anything happen to cause him to leave? >> no. jerry, i wo

>> reporter: the parents of 6- year-old alycia and 5-year-old cheyenne had just moved the family fromn apartment to a garage in gilroy. they couldn't afford christmas presents so santa brought the bicycle. >> excited. i like riding my bike all the time. >> reporter: susan runs the nonprofit orchestrated it. it gives low income kids in santa clara county new bicycles. >> these kids that are getting the bikes that we distribute are the kings and queens of hand-me-downs. so we made a decision early on that a bike which is the number one requested gift identify em by the kids we serve that should be theirs brand spanking new. >> oh, good. >> reporter: susan started the nonprofit an unhappy christmas. she said she grew up in a low income family this couldn't always afford presents so she made sure to shower her kids with gifts. then it got out of hand. >> i went to their house for christmas and there were more presents than there was room. and i thought, oh, gosh, this is what i've created. and that's not what christmas is about or should be about. >> reporter: the next christmas in 2003,

look -- britain mortgaged its global networks to the united states, that is why you have norad in cheyenne mountain where canadian offices sit next to american offices and the alliance in australia, in the united states -- countries -- before the second world war what mattered was getting a good hearing in london, what mattered after the second world war was getting a good hearing in washington. this is the smoothest transfer of global dominance in history from britannia to her greatest if not probable sun. people think of it as a sort of natural phenomena and. it wasn't. is a very rare moment in human history. the idea that it is going to go that way around in 2016 when the imf predicts that china will become the global dominant global economy is absolutely absurd. who is going to play america this time around? britain and europe's decline was cushioned by the united states. who is out there to cushion america's decline? there is no answer to that. >> host: you have a time traveler. how you put that together? >> guest: i use the time machine if only from the cheap movie version they make

>> reporter: the parents of 6-year-old alicia and 5-year-old cheyenne had just moved the family from a garage to an apartment in gilroy. they couldn't afford christmas presents, so santa brought the bicycles. >> i'm excited. >> i like riding the bike all the time. >> reporter: susan's nonprofit orchestrated the surprise. it gives low income kids in santa clara county new bicycles. >> these kids that are getting the bikes that we distribute are the kings and queens of hand-me-downs. so we made a decision early on that a bike, which is the number one requested gift item by the kids we serve, that should be theirs, brand-spanking-new. >> reporter: susan started the nonprofit after an unhappy christmas. she said she grew up in a low income family that couldn't always afford presents, so she made sure to shower her kids with gifts. then, it got out of hand. >> i went to their house for christmas and there were more presents than there was room, and i thought, oh, gosh, this is what i've created! and that's not what christmas is about or should be about. >> reporter: the next christmas in

. ♪ i spent the night in cheyenne ♪ ♪ thinking about how miles make marks on a man ♪ ♪ cause i'm a longhome ♪ ♪ i learned to be alone motors ♪ you gotta have patience with all these weigh stations ♪ >> beautiful. beautiful song. >> thank you. >> so you have songs about all the towns and tez and villages you visited? >> it's incredit evocative when you travel by bus. not only the commonality of people who would otherwise not be sharing so much time together, and then you have the expansive beauty of the road and greyhound serves 2,200 destinations in the united states as compared to say southwest which has 72. >> would you recommend greyhound bus travel to people who -- i think that's not something most of us think of. >> it is definitely an experience but i think if you are looking for a vision of america, you can really garner a lot from it. >> now who helped you put this together? we understand some pretty important people helped work on this program with you. is that right? >> when you say important people -- >> well, a lot of people -- was taylor swift involved in this? >> well, i'v

he had & his girlfriend cheyenne nowak may have been the last people to see perdomo.oving a carpet and other items. porter and nowak left town after perdomo disappeared, bought a used car and abandon the one they'd been driving. police questioned them but have not called them suspects. >> you know, it's concerning but at this point we're going to keep putting flowers up and we're going to find him. >> reporter: perdomo's family spent the weekend searching snow covered woods near bangor's old city landfill roughly a mile from where perdomo's car was found. >> never in a million years did i think i'd be handing out missing posters of my brother. how can you sleep? >> i'm not the strong one. he is. i never thought i'd be in a situation like this. >> reporter: every day more questions. who was perdomo visiting her in maine? one woman has come forward anonymously saying he was visiting her. and what did nowak, the woman considered a person of interest, mean by this facebook post last thursday? "i'm sorry for your loss. i'm sorry your friend is missing. but i can do nothing

he and his girlfriend cheyenne nowak may have been the last to see perdomo.nowak reportedly left town after perdomo disappeared, bought a used car and abandoned the one they had been driving. police questioned them but has not called them suspects. >> it's concerning, but at this point, we're going to find him. >> reporter: over the weekend, firefighters from perdomo's florida firehouse travelled to maine to help in the search. they don't believe he left on his own. >> he always talks and brags about his family, his kids and his wife. he's got that glimmer in his eye when he talks about them. this is totally uncharacteristic of him. >> reporter: perdomo's family spent the entire weekend searching less than a mile where the car was found. >> never in a million years would i think i'd be searching for my missing brother. >> reporter: every day questions, one woman has come forward anonymously saying he was visiting her. and what does nowak, a woman considered a person of interest mean by this facebook post. i'm sorry for your loss. i'm sorry your friend is miss

police have already questioned these two, daniel porter and his girlfriend, cheyenne nowak, about histy appearance. they were the last to see jerry before he vanished. police have not named any suspects in the case. >>> it is a discovery of biblical proportions. literally. researchers sparked a major controversy back in 2007 after claiming they found, quote, the jesus family tombs. but after finding a new carving of one legendary whale, they now believe they've discovered the earliest record of christianity ever. trace gallagher has more. trace? >> reporter: and, of course, the bible says, megyn, that jonah was swallowed and spit out by the great fish, so the sign of jonah as mentioned by jesus in the gospels christians believe is a sign of the resurrection. but remember, the gospels date to about 200 or 300 years after jesus died. even the earliest forms of christian art depicting the sign of jonah are about 100 years after jesus died. so these researchers have now gone in to, believe it or not, a condominium complex outside the old city of jerusalem, and under that complex about eight

base in bermuda, that's why you have norad in cheyenne mountains where canadian offices are next to american offices, and australian, new zealand, and the united states, that countries -- that britaina's lion cubs -- after the second world war what mattered was getting a hearing in washington. this is the smoothest transfer of global dominance in history. front britain, to her somewhat prodigal son, and it's so smooth nobody thinks of it as such. it's a very rare moment in human history, and the idea it's going to go that way round in, say, 2016 when the imf predicts that china will become the dominant global economy, is absolutely absurd. who is going to play america to this time around? britain and europe's decline was cushioned by the united states as the global order maker. who is out there to cushion america's decline? there's no good abc to that question. >> host: mark citizen. you have a time traveler. how do you put that together? >> guest: i use hg wells', the time machine, which american viewers know if not for the cheesy cheap movies they can maim make from time to time. this is a

base inber mood dark why you have norad in cheyenne mountains where canadian officers sit next to american officers, australian, new zealand z new zealand, and the united states, that countries -- britain's lion cubs, what matter was getting a good hearing in london, what mattered every the second world war was getting a good hearing in washington. this was the smoothest transition from britain ya to her somewhat prodigal son, and it was so smooth people don't think of it. it wasn't a narl phenomenon. it's a rare moment in human history and the idea it's going to go that way around in, say, 2016 when the imf predicts that china will be the dominant global economy, is absolutely absurd. who is gage -- going to play america these time around. britain and europe's decline was cushioned by the united states as the global ordermaker, who is out there to cushion america's decline. there's no good answer to that question. >> host: you have a time traveler. how do you put that together? >> guest: yes. i use h.g. wells' the time machine which, as i'm sure many of your viewers know, if only from the

it is by cheyenne. it is an integral part. that is our biggest city of the 56,000. the two work together. i appreciate the military doing a number of tests of inter military cooperation there which have been very successful. i appreciate your, that you'd be going through a process. we have no problem with the process. i know it has been difficult but affair in the past. i want to be assured that is the process you'll be using. >> that is correct. >> i was also the co-founder of the air force caucus and a former member of the international guard. i noticed your comments about the strategic airlift. am i correct in assuming that will rely more on international guard units then? we are efficient at providing that. is that a fair assumption? >> the chief staff of the air force who is responsible for two of the legs of the triad are looking at the balancing capabilities, both active guard and reserve. i do not have the answer committed to memory, but i'm sure we can get to that answer. >> we can get combining international air force and the national guard in wyoming. my