paula. >> and david speaking of way back, some boston's oldest trolley parts are revived. pulled from the shelves of a museum to be put back to work. keep the 10 ashmont mattapan from the world war ii era running. mbta says the parts store and sea shore trolley museum in kennebunkport maine is used a couple times per year because they are not manufactured anymore. >> >>> still to come, dogs are usually known he as man's best friend. turtle? >> up next a pup being credited >>> this is a rescue in the south shore. really like something we have never heard of. >> a dog now being credited with saving a sea turtle. this giant newfoundland development da was walk the beach when she led the owners to a stranded sea turtle camouflaged by the sand. aquarium officials say without discovery it would have died within hours and they are treating the turtle. >> just a quick reminder all access for the patriots coming up tonight at 7. it's a special live edition. >> tomorrow things get interesting. >> i will be there for game day at 2 on wbz tomorrow keep a close eye on the clouds and ma

david and paula back to you. >> thanks. >>> new at 6 a ground breaking garden boston bruins owner and construction of the hub on causeway a new development in front of the td garden adding retail space and offices and hotel rooms and residences and a new entrance for the home to the bruins and the celtics. the only real renovation i want to see steve is more banners going up. time. >> okay. >> that's what we are used to. garden tonight. green come in riding a 3-game winning streak and have the 5th best record in the east. it would be nice to keep trending upward. marcus smart has been selected to take part in the rising weekend in toronto. second year guard is known for stingy defense today the head coach told them defense will be the key to the celtics success this season. >> what gives us the best chance to win. >> shots will go in some nights and you won't shoot as well others but defense is consistently giving us a chance continues to be our calling card. >> bruins head into the all star break with an ugly 6-2 loss to the ducks last night. jonas got the start in net but left after

paula. >>> david breaking news in methuen a school will shut down tomorrow because so many people are sick with the norovirus. classes will be canceled tomorrow and the building will be cleaned overthe long weekend. >>> well, let's meet the newest massachusetts millionaire. over the last couple hours the two million dollar power ball prizes sold here in the bay state have been claimed. chantee lans is live in charlestown within wore of the tickets was sold. >> reporter: good evening -- where one of the tickets were sold. it was purchased here and it is triple 7 convenience store and true to its name, lucky number 7. one family here in charlestown purchased the ticket and look at this video. keith bauer was joined by his wife sara at the braintree head quarters and match the first five winning numbers on one of the quick pick tickets e says he plans to use the money to pay off his and his wife's student loans and help out their parents. now he purchased his lucky ticket here again. the store will receive 10 grand for its sales. he won during last night's 1.5 billion dollar jackpot drawing.

david and paula back to you. >> that's a long ride home. jim smith thanks. >>> new at 6 a devastating injury a woman living out her dream playing in the women's winter classic now facing a long recovery. denna laing was playing for the new woman's league. >> she crashed into the boards and now there's a push to raise at least 50,000 dollars to help with her recovery. beth is live at the scene. >> reporter: a somber and frightening moment a game a massive step forward for women's hockey. denna laing is the ultimate team player with numerous awards to her credit. another community is -- and now the community is rallying for 24-year-old ford denna laing it was a landmark moment her boston pride professional women's hockey team taking to the ice at gill jet stadium. this could be the most exciting day of my life she wrote on her facebook page. headed outdoors at 2 p.m., to play in the first ever women's winter classic. but late in the first period, the unthinkable. when she lost her footing crashed into the boards and was seriously injured take

hi scott. >> paula david, great to be with you in boston. one of the fascinating stories concerns the airlines. they are making record profits now because of the price of fuel has dropped and they are making billions of dollars on we will have that story hour ball -- power ball fief and -- fever and the rest of the world news on cbs world news at 6. >>> tom brady's worrisome ankle fact. advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other leading brand. to treat their aches and pains more people reach for advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. if you could see your cough, it's just a cough. you'd see how often you cough all day and so would everyone else. new robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerful cough relief that lasts up to twelve hours. new robitussin 12 hour cough relief. >>> oscar nomination will be announced tomorrow in hollywood and spotlight the film about the boston globe investigation into the clergy sex abuse crisis in boston is expected to be among the nominees. >> i what chance to sit down with --

troops will remain at current levels in 2016, david? >> paula, thank you. >>> all new at 5:00 a manchester woman defending herself against a would be robber shooting him as he says he tried to grab her. the 65-year-old woman says the man followed her from a convenience store to an apartment complex. when he went for her, she pulled out the gun she was carrying. the suspect survived and is under arrest. >>> in other news, another day, another problem. a commuter rail train derailed in and dover before the morning rush. that left passengers facing delays. tonight riders want answers. jim smith is live in andover with the latest. jim? >> reporter: lisa, talk about bad timing, one day after the nbta was discussing possible fare increases, they have a bad day at the office. from the north paid the price. maintenance crews hammering away at the commuter rail track in lawrence, a short distance way from a disabled train. the train derailed this morning clogging the line for hours. around 1:00 p.m. it was back up right and slowly rolling away. done. dam

hello, charlie. >> hey david and paula. tonight we will have new details on the raid that captured escaped drug king pinning el chapo mention cay special forces recovered him but can prisons hold him? that's the question. we will have that and more coming up on the cbs evening you. you. >> thank you. free ride. the state law that says the tolls should come down next year. why the government says don't energy supply rates keep going up and down. at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. it doesn't mean more money for us. it means that the market price of the energy we buy for you has changed. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. we're leading the way toward the solution... because more energy means lower energy supply rates for you. mass pike would go toll free may be in for a bit of a surprise. state law says the tolls should col down once all of the debt is paid off. del -- come down once all the debt is paid o

assistant coach will take his place and david paula i have to believe it's personal but says a lot about the character to leave the team to be with a former player. >> thanks. >>> cowping next -- coming up next, wall street tycoons of the future. local teens who could teach >>> new here at 6 a former transit police officer is facing criminal charges for a violent arrest. mary holmes says she was pepper sprayed and beaten at dudly station in 2014 by transit officer jennifer garvey. now she has been indicted on assault and civil rights violations. and transit police say that she was fired a few weeks ago for >>> they were smiling but those were about the only happy face on wall street today. now off to the worst start ever. big losses across the board. >> and there are two teens in west roxbury who perhaps think they do turn things around louisa moller shows us they he juan stock trading contest with veteran jealous. >> reporter: among the whispers and laughs catholic memorial school you might hear talk of girls supports instagram and for the seniors the stock market. >> go down. >> report

hi scott. >> paula david great to be with you. president obama visiting michigan today said he would be beside himself if he was a parent in flint. where the water has been contaminated with lead. we have an interview tonight with the governor of michigan telling us how they expect to fix that problem and admitting it was the state's fault that this was unknown to the citizens for months. we will have that and the rest of the world news all coming up on the cbs evening news in 10 minutes. >> thank you. >>> coming up next she has stuck by the patriots through good and bad and stick around to hear from one of the most new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. who do you like in this election? not sure yet. whoever gets something done. we've gone from eight billion in the hole, to two billion in the black. we've cut taxes and we're growing from a loss of three hundred fifty thousand jobs, to a gain of three hundred forty-seven thousand jobs. what do you think? kasich. kasich. kasich. that's a funny name.

after a very cold week it's going to feel pretty good u paula and david back to you -- good. paula and david back to you. >> >>> patriots frees conference some fun at the podium. >> steve burton is at the cbs scene. the way people talk about the game sound like we are going to war but gronk reminds us it's fun. >> and it's a game. but it's a big game and he is well focused on the game. we are getting close to the game. patriots will practice tomorrow and get on a plane and head to denver. the game plan is now in placement all the pats have to do is execute it. and levan reid tells us now the little things come in to play. >> reporter: little comic relief to start the afternoon. >> wow. >> reporter: big 87 under the media lights. rob gronkowski and patriots played in a number of the pivotal games to have a routine. >> experience or not, it all comes down to how you play on sundays how you prepareit's going to be a lot of young guys that don't have a lot of experience to make big plays and there's going to be older guys that come and make plays so it doesn't matter how many play

she will be charged with child david and paula. >> thanks very much. >>> this all happened in the middle of some of the coldest winter. >> things will improve. eric fisher is here with

david and paula, back to you. >> all right, goes eric. >>> unfortunately, the patriots won't be playing at gillette in the snow. they have to hit the road. driving to denver. >> jim smith takes us on board a bus that is a tailgaters dream. >> reporter: welcome aboard the ultimate tailgate bus. they bought the converted school bus in 2009 and slowly >> we got a couple of nice speakers up here that were donated by a friend. these up here were, too. we are hdtv capable. minivan seats off craigslist. >> dirt from the 2004 red sox world series game 4 pitchers mound and a furry mascot. >> for a pats fan, this is heaven, nirvana. >> working on it is fun. something. you start toward a basic strip bus. >> this bus gets attention when before games. in fact, this even has their own theme mu sick. >> what is the reception like on the road. >> they like the music, not so so much the team. we get a few things thrown at us, a couple of hot dogs. >> it has traveled to cleveland, buffalo and charlotte. >> on to san francisco. >> in foxborough, goes jim smith, wbz news. >> the one thing that would make t

david and paula back to you. >>> a rub weekend no one won power ball on saturday and tom brady gets hurt on sunday. >> this is the official end of the holiday season. you know you head back to work and everyone is screarchgy -- cranky and everyone is-- and seeing tom brady limp that was the official end to it. >> let's look at the bright side shall we. they caught a break. espn adam schefter says he suffered a sprained right ankle but he is expected to be ready to play in the pats' first play- off game 12 days from now. no brakes or fractures that's good news to the right ankle. after the hit by suh during the second quarter. he was hit backwards and hobbled off the field and was seen limping after the game. >> i am doing all right. i am doing all right we will see how it goes this week. so, i am sure there will be treatment as always a lot of guys are banged up. so, part of football season. >> it was not pretty for brady and company yesterday in miami. he was sacked twice and knocked down several more times and meanwhile miami quarterback ryantannehill 250 yards and 2 touchdowns a pats

. >> reporter: david and paula good evening. that's rightch the scene remains -- right. the scene remains active. you can look for yourself. police say they are waiting for a search warrant to go inside one of the apartments. bloody clothes in broad day height mark the spots where police say two men were found shot and stabbed on harvard street after being pushed out of a vehicle. >> i ran to the windows and sought car go right in front. >> one person got out but didn't shut the door and started to back away and pulled up to the emt vehicle and i don't understand they had found two people out.

david and paula back to you. >> all right thanks so much. >>> weekend snowstorm would have been a peb perfect time to bring peyton manning to foxboro sadly the patriots have to go to denver. >> sadly this is the deal. steve no home field advantage. >> no it goes through denver butthey will be ready. peyton manning had a great career and tom brady's has been bed better and he is at the top of the game. they meet with the 17 time with a trip for the super bowl 50 on the line. brady and belichick owned manning but brady won twice in denver. the quarterback was thibault and canal. this morning on weei tom brady said the game is in denver and they are always a grind. >> we have had a lot of close games there and it's always comes down to something at the end. we have been out there once this year and learned a lot from that experience and they are a great opponent and it will take our max effort. >> now whenned by ay was -- braid -- when braid yea was fighting deflate gate a e-mail was released and brady wrote he had another 7 or 8 years to play and peyton only had 2. broncos quarterback s

. >> paula, david, greeted to be with you in boston. a rare sight at the white house today. the president brought down in tears as we remembered those who were killed in newtown, connecticut, in 2012. he was announcing unilateral executive orders to tighten gun laws in this country, orders that he is issuing without the assent of congress. we will have those details and the rest of the world news on the "cbs evening news" in about 10 minutes. you. forgotten. the hilltop steak house may >>> the fish and game service searching for a coyote to help it. >> it was last seen like this with a plastic jar stuck on its head. the picture was taken over the weekend. several people saw it and a officer tried to help it but the coyote toe ran off. it's -- ran off. it's possible he got it off on his own. >> that is not an easy job to approach that coyote. >> used to happy tore the bear. >>> the owners of the tuck away tavern and butchery in raymond new hampshire posted a message on the facebook page that the spot. >> keep the cactus? >> i'm not sure. is the cake tuts -- >> that -- cactus.

paula? >>> david, congressman seth mol ton will have a special guest with him when president obama delivers the final state of the union address. a 9-year-old syrian refugee chamber. he lost both of his arms in an attack on a refugee came' that killed his siblings. the boy wrote to president obama asking him to allow more refugees into the united states. wbz and cbs will carry the state of the union live. scott pelley will anchor our coverage at 9:00. >>> breaking news from the new england patriots and it involves one of the stars chandler jones. >> reporter: paula, thank you. we have learned from the patriots that chandler jones was hospitalized on sunday and released on the same day. now, there are no details on why jones was in the hospital but hopefully we will be able to figure that out or what he was treated for. this video is chandler jones on the practice field yesterday. he reported to work on time yesterday and participating in the meetings and practices since then. he did miss the pat's last game with a toe injury but has taken part in the team's workouts since then. on sunday, p

. >> hey paula david great to be with you. looks like boston and new york city will be spared the worst of the blizzard of 2016. and down farther south in washington and those places, it could be as much as 2, 2 1/2 feet of snow. we are going to to tell you about the travel re-- tell you about the travel restrictions and all the like on the cbs evening news in 10 minutes. >> thanks so much. and eric fisher will join scott on the cbs evening news. what a big storm this is. >> lots to talk about all week and you know we are not taking the brunt of this one, you know, you've got snow and plows out there tomorrow and blizzard warning for martha's vineyard. overshadowed by what's going on to the south. >> you see the other cities we are not in the real depths of. >> refreshing. >> yeah. >> it's been a while since dc has seen a storm like. this let's look locally first flakes developing tomorrow coast and cape and islands and moving northward heading towards lunchtime. peak snow tomorrow afternoon and night. real focus on southeaste

paula. >> reporter: david this effort is being led by the harvard graduate school of education and aims to address two main issues. first the intense academic pressure that high school students are under to have the perfect resume for college admission. and that pressure is leading to depression and anxiety in the country. and second, to level the playing field for lower income students. today's report is called turning the tide. and it does offer specific recommendations to change the admissions process including prioritizing quality not quantity on activities by allowing it most three extracurricular activities on an application. maying the s.a.t. and a.c.t. optional. report says this will releaseundepressure and stop overloading on ap class and let students know they will not be impressed by a whole list of ap classes and opportunity that many poorer students may not have access to. along with harvard the report has been endorsed by 85 college and universities so far including mit bran dies boston college smith homey cross and polytech nick institute and this is the first step in two ye

leaders about the investigation into retired 4-star general david petraeus last year, petraeus admitted to giving his biographer and lover, paula broadwell, notebooks containing highly classified information. he intially lied about it to the fbi. pentagon officials sent a 3 sentence letter to the leaders of the senate armed services committee saying the matter was closed after an army review. talks of demotion and a reduction of his penion were considered but lawmakers on both sides came to the general's defense, saying he'd already paid for what he did. the daughter of former vice president dick cheney is looking to follow in her dad's footsteps. she's running for his liz cheney filed her paperwork yesterday to run for the only wyoming. cheney ran for senate on the republican ticket just two years ago. she later dropped out, blaming serious family. dick cheney held the wyoming congressional seat the republican ditched plans to require a statement of affiliation or loyalty pledge in the upcoming presidential primary. organizers voted to rescind a plan requiring participants in the march 1-st primary to sign a statement saying "

director david petraeus was prosecuted for sharing special access program intelligence by his biographer paula broadwell. both petraeus and then-secretary of state clinton were required to sign nondisclosure agreements, promising to protect special access programs with the understanding that a failure to do so has significant legal consequences. >> this is a real test for the administration. as to whether they're going to apply the law in a fair and equal way. and treat hillary clinton the same way that david petraeus was treated. >> a new email first obtained by the daily color shows that the state department knew about the personal account as early as august 2011 and suggestions to use a government blackberry and a ..gov account were rejected by hillary clinton's aide, houma abedin. >>> i went to a john kasich town hall meeting and asked him about the latest revelations in the clinton email scandal. >> you, you can't be fooling around with stuff like that. especially you know when you get to the stuff that is really highly secret. it all has to be gone through. we'll have more with governor

paula? >> they have done already a great job. and the real work begins today. david, thank you. fearing a repeat of hurricane sandy. suffering a one, two, three punch. the blizzard, snow, powerful winds and surging sea water left entire towns flooded. our team coverage continues with linzie janis. in ocean city for us this morning. hi, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, paula, the misery is not over yet for the jersey shore. here in ocean city, where rushing floodwaters were several feet deep, carrying those icebergs down the street. you can see the water has receded quite a bit. but high tide is on its way. it's going to rise again very quickly. this morning, the jersey shore bracing for another round of flooding. out at sea, the massive nor'easter ripping up waves more than 25 feet high. our new york station, wabc, was there as the storm's high tide rushed in, submerging entire communities in up eight feet of water. along the roadway. >> reporter: the towns hardest hit by superstorm sandy in 2012, bearing the brunt once again. >> stay off the roads, if you need anything, give

as david kerley pointed out, the foot or if you want to tempt dan and paula, back to you. >> so, the advice, don't get around. >> yeah, don't get around. >> don't ski, just sit home and watch television or do something educational. anyway, sara, what you got? >> we got a -- this is a warm fuzzy on a cold day. now, to an incredible rescue to tell you about. a st. bernard rescued from an icy lake. now, this happened in fairfax county, virginia, overnight. the video shows firefighters trying to coax milo out of the lake. the dog was with a family who had been tubing down the hill towards the lake when he walked out on the ice and actually fell through. now, the firefighters did an amazing job, and milo was taken home to get warmed up. can you imagine, these st. bernards are trained to do rescues themself and the role reversal here. >> so cute, though. >> milo is doing fine? >> he's doing fine. after 30 minutes of warming him up in vet care, they were able to send him home. he was fine but how scary to look at your dog and know you can't help it. >> terrible. that would be absolutely ter

when i heard larry david called in, >> you're on the clock, paula. >> you're on the clock. >> there you go. you be safe and we'll see you here in just a little while. >> thanks, bye. >> there have been actions here and there. brandon told us about one down in florence and jen has really taking a look at the big picture. >> she's been all over social media this morning. you've got something up over on facebook over there. >> we're doing a little bit of social media magic here. she sent us a video on our facebook page when somebody e-mailed to me that i sent to twitter and i can bring it up. this is a look, we were telling people how heavy montana and the northern is. she says a standstill at the westwood northern boulevard on montana and several people had posted on our facebook page. i'll play it again. that's the hill, bob correct me if i am wrong on montana that goes down towards 74 and it can being treacherous in these kind of conditions and you can see folks to the westwood northern boulevard. that's what this video is showing us this morning. so thank you for sending that in. that

paula broadwell, several notebooks he knew contained highly classified information and initially lying about it to f.b.i. >> i can only say again how let down. >> reporter: as carter weighed whether to demote david petreaus and reduce his military pension by $40,000 a year, a number of lawmakers in both parties came to his defense. in a letter earlier this month, senators john mccain and jack reed said petraeus apologized and shouldn't face additional punishment. the former c.i.a. director's fate also comes up on the campaign trail. >> if there's an effort to take a star away from general petraeus, and i as a member of the senate can push back, i will push back. >> absolutely. i mean, look, the man's a patriot. he made a mistake. >> reporter: some republican candidates, like ted cruz and donald trump, have seized on petraeus' case by comparing it to the controversy over hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server and whether she knowingly sent or received classified information. >> they've destroyed him, and yet hillary's flying safe, and she did 100 times worse than what he did. >> reporter: there were other considerations for carter as he weighed the decision. jim, by not punishing petrae

pentagon says it will not demoted retired army general david petraeus for a sex standle he resigned in 2012 after affair with biography buy oing fer paulaeaded guilty last year and shared with broadwell. now army completed review of case and recommended no additional action be taken against petraius. >> montgomery country family is without a home to morning after a fire ripped tloo it in the 1 a fire ripped tloo it in the 100 block of park avenue and tacoma park. no one was home at the time and montgomery county and rescue said the fire began in the basement and spread to the first floor. a fire fell through the first floor of the basement but was not hurt. near the addison road metro station it happened 200 block addison rot and capital heights. when officers arrived they found the victim and he was taken to a local hospital where he later died. this is 7th murder in the county so far this year. in district efforts to vote on 15 minimum wage is put on hold for now. a d.c. yj says there's concerned to let the measure move forward and d.c. board of election members were serving past term lastary when the issue was concerned issue was con

paula. >> a local man faced the judge on two counts of murder for causing a deadly new year's eve crash. mark, with the death, and 31-year-old david mcnay. huffman was driving north on kentucky 17 and lost control, trying to take control on pelley road. south side lane and slammed head on in the car. according to documents, huffman had drugs in his system. and the documents also indicate a woman told police that she tried to keep huffman from getting behind the wheel right before the crash. huffman was in the hospital recovering since the accident much she wore an arm brace today. judge ordered him to remain in jail without bond, if he returns . >>> and hamilton county grand jury, indicts a delhi township man. he faces charges of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor. and two counts of sexual imposition. court documents say two of the incidents happen in june of 2014. records accuse him of tying up a 14-year-old girl in a basement and removing her clothes. touching the victim's private parts while giving her a massage. he's due back in court on friday. >>> many folks on the east coast spent the day digging out from the weekend's bi

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davids. we are excited to now be joined by some of the other stars in the film "sisters." please welcome to the show, ike barinholtz, rachel dratch, maya rudolph, and the writer of "sisters," paula pell! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so good to have you all here! look at this. look at this. >> in your dream, left leg >> left leg. >> seth: left leg. oh, well done. >> i can't, i can't paula. >> oh, okay, sorry. childhood. >> it is. sister. >> yes. not, not really accurate, but >> seth: gotcha. because if it was really based really your sister in this movie, you're saying your sister is a woman of loose morals. >> my sister is yeah, a loose, loose party animal. >> seth: yeah. >> and i was actually the party animal and the caretaker, so i had all the dysfunction all in one. my sister was the '70s fox who got a lot of dates was shy, sweet, beautiful, had like very natural, beautiful hair and really flat stomach. and i looked like a '50s farm wife. [ laughter ] and so, this is inspired by that. and inspired just by all the sisters that, you know, one gets laid and the other doesn't. [ laughter ] >> seth: now, you kept a journal, you used to bring your childh

paula. this is going to be a historic storm for the washington area. >> it will and as you said, we're going to be feeling it all over the country because of those flight cancellation, david, thank you. let's bring it back to new york city for a minute because there's practically been no snow delighted in. >> we've all delighted in that that is, until now. a rude awakening. video. the mayor declaring a winter meteorologist indra petersons is in union square. stay home. if you do not need to go outside, why would you go outside. do not risk your life or emergency workers that would have to come out and try to get you. we've seen seven inches of where i'm showing. keep in mind we're just starting this event here. we're talking about snowfall rates one to two inches per hour and the rates have been up. by the end of tomorrow we could inches. if we surpass 21 inches, that could be the third snowiest on record. now, keep in mind there's something called wind out here. it is a blizzard so we're going forget this. we could be talking about snow drifts as high as my head. even above that. >>> federal government obviously shut down. they did that earlier yesterday. the metro shut

david petraeus. obviously, this got a lot of attention when he allowed some classified information to be exposed to paula broadwell. that sort of resurfaced about a month ago at the same time this hillary clinton stuff was going on and the questions were raced about whether these two were being treated equally given the offenses. he will not be demoted and a lot of outcry. people feel he has suffered enough in this and it was a very small amount of material that was discussed there and she had some clearances. to look at this material. so that's that. >> story keeps going, too. >> that went to john mccain from the defense department saying we're done. >> more on that as we track. in the meantime, you could put a heat map on this state and you would find, you would find candidates all over this place. there are 99 counties in iowa and they've got them all over covered here between the democrats and republican, duelling rallies at this hour and a few underway now. chris christie on one side. ted cruz on the other. several candidates in western iowa. a lot of conservative voters in that part of the state. f

paula. this is going to be a historic storm for the washington area. >> it will and, as you said, we're going to be feeling it all over the country because of those flight cancellations. david, thank you. let's bring it back to new york city for a minute because there's practically been no snow here all winter, which i have delighted in. >> we've all delighted in, that is, until now. a rude awakening. this times square time lapse video. the mayor declaring a winter weather emergency and meteorologist indra petersons is us this morning. hi, indra. >> good morning, the message is, it is saturday, stay home. if you do not need to go outside, why would you go outside in this. do not risk your life or emergency workers that would have to come out and try to get you. now, take a look right now. we've already seen now about seven inches where i'm showing, but keep in mind, we're just starting this event here. we're talking about snowfall rates one to two inches per hour and the rates have been up. so, by the end of tomorrow we could be talking about possibly 20 inches. if we surpass 21 inches, that could be the third snowiest on record. now, keep in mind there's something called w

the david petraeus having to plead guilty to the misdemeanor dissemination of intelligence to his girlfriend paulal as being his mistress. never should have been -- petraeus never should have been indicted. it was a terrible miscarriage of jun american hero. for absolutely no reason. but he did something that hillary clinton is not even accused of. he took the intelligence, and he gave it to paula broadwell. paula broadwell was not classified to receive -- not qualified to receive -- >> -- >> there is no allegation that hillary clinton -- >> i'm not saying it's the same statute. >> one comparison. it is as if hillary clinton using the private e-mail said to hilly clinton -- chelsea clinton her daughter when she got something about the drone strikes, hey, check this out, chelsea -- >> she had the most classified -- >> -- allegation that she disseminated it. >> she made americans vulnerable because she had a nonsecure server. who is houuma abedin to have information of top classified people in our nation cannot access. >> there is not a shred of evidence that there was any breach of security -- >> a

yet we hear in the news about david petraeus and they're going after him and his four stars, for sharing information about paularoadwell. one individual, yet in this case, with hillary clinton, she was willing to share it on an unsecured server, with umpteen number of people. why is it -- why is this so much different? or is it that much different from what david petraeus did? >> well, i think that different people have different opinions, but here's the bottom line. this is actually much more massive than what david petraeus did. david petraeus was providing information, in connection with his future stories and books and things, i suppose, but this is information that came in, and then sat on an unclassified server, a personal server, in places we don't even know for a long, long time. and all sorts of information from what we're hearing in the public realm was on this. and for every peegs of information we've heard about, i'm sure there's many more that right now the fbi is looking at, and trying to pull together and make sense of, and again, to put it in context, this is all about detail. it's not about, di

david petraeus is being interviewed behind closed doors by the house committee on benghazi. they're investigating the 2012 terrorist attack that killed four americans. general petraeus resigned that same year after revelations of an affair with paula pled guilty of mishandling information. >>> house republicans planning to vote on a repeal of obamacare. it would cut the deficit by half a trillion dollars. president obama is expected to veto it. after all, it is his signature legislation. the bill would also defund planned parenthood. we'll keep you posted. >>> steve, thanks so much. listen to this. abort one of the triplets you're carrying or being financially ruined. that was the choice given to this surrogate mother in california by this single man who hired her to carry his kids. melissa cook is suing the state of california saying the surrogate laws are unconstitutional. she's seeking custody of at least one of the children she's carrying. does she have a case? here with more, trial attorney whitney bone and ashleigh merchant. what a conflicted story. thank you for joining us for your insight. >> whitney, i'll start with you. california law as it stands now says the surrogate is not the natural legal mother of the child. does

. >> reporter: david and paula good evening. that's rightch the scene remains -- right. the scene remains active. you can look for yourself. police say they are waiting for a search warrant to go inside