. >> doug harris grew up in berkeley and focused his attention on sports figures. lately he's been branching out. doug joins us now from the newsroom. one of your films is called basketball guru. it is about legendary usf and cal basketball coach pete newell. everyone wants to know, why did you choose him as a subject? >> pete newell's documentary came about from a short film that i was doing about usf, the history of usf basketball. and usf history begins with pete newell. and so that project pretty much morphed into a story about his life, because no one had ever produced a documentary about pete newell, and he probably has the most brilliant mind in the history of the game of basketball. >> and he won the mit while at he won the pac eight championship while he was at cal. he had the winningest record against john wooden at ucla. a lot of fascinating information but he really became a legend way beyond the call -- college ranks, didn't he? >> one of the things he is most noted for his what's called the big man's camp. this is a camp where he trained some of the gr

. >> doug harris grew up in berkeley and focused his attention on sports figures. lately he's been branching out. doug joins us now from the newsroom. one of your films is called basketball guru. it is about legendary usf and cal basketball coach pete newell. everyone wants to know, why did you choose him as a subject? >> pete newell's documentary came about from a short film that i was doing about usf, the history of usf basketball. and usf history begins with pete newell. and so that project pretty much morphed into a story about his life, because no one had ever produced a documentary about pete newell, and he probably has the most brilliant mind in the history of the game of basketball. >> and he won the mit while at usf. he won the pac eight championship while he was at cal. he had the winningest record against john wooden at ucla. a lot of fascinating information but he really became a legend way beyond the call -- college ranks, didn't he? >> one of the things he is most noted for his what's called the big man's camp. this is a camp where he trained some of t

doug was later -- dog lusater .>>> kamala harris is reportedly on the president's list of potential justices. jack lynnanne nguyen and paul watford are also on the list. jacqueline when would be the first asian on the supreme court. attorney general loretta lynch may also be on the list. >>> comcast says it has now fixed in our contraption that has caused a nationwide cable outage starting about 7:00 our time. the comcast map shows the reported outages in red. much of the east coast was affected. this outage impacted cable tv service more than internet. comcast says almost all services have been restored. the cause of today's interruption is not yet known. >>> the debate over short-term rentals in danville is about to heat up. the town council is set to consider a ban on all rentals of less than 30 days. some residents say their neighbors have built large additions to their home so they can rent them out on a or b and b. the city movie tracks undesirable people to the area and causes traffic and parking problems. those who oppose the ban say the issue is well, overblown and that there are on

doug luzader, fox news. >>> california attorney general kamala harris is among the names of nominees. she is running for a senate seat. the bay area native previously served two terms as san francisco's district attorney. among the other potential nominees are two federal appeals court judges from california. jacqueline nguyen and paul wattford. loretta lynch may also be on the list. the senate returns from their recess next week. >>> time is 8:14. sal is back watching our commute, if we have one on this presidents' day. >> i mean, there is a commute. just very light. some people do have to go to work. we went to work, right, dave? >> yeah, we did. >> a lot of people don't. so we are going to look the a some of these pictures for you and show you what's going on. as a matter of fact, almost everything that i see, light traffic. i also have the computers here. this is a look at the richmond bridge, which normally does have slow traffic on it at this time on a normal monday. but today it doesn't. marin county traffic also very light. we are looking at the bay bridge as well. westbound i

doug? >> yeah. a couple of things going on. the vast majority of the 502, harris, are super delegates who theoretically are committed to secretary clinton but could change their minds. but as long as secretary clinton wins victories, however narrow, as in iowa and nevada, those delegates will stay right now, she's on a path to the nomination. a detailed look at the nevada exit polls, as we were discussing preliminarily before shows that only with african-americans did she have strong numbers. she did relatively well with older women. won hispanics i think narrowly. but candidly, she shows great weakness. her negative is very high. i believe she'll be the nominee. i believe she's going to win south carolina because of african-americans. but her weakness rather than her strength came through last night. >> young women i'm talking to are saying they simply accept the fact that there will be a woman president in their lifetime. they don't know what they want this woman to be yet, so they're willing to wait. every time she plays the woman card, that's not working for h

doug: i hope so. alison: thank you. looks like the harry potter fans may have new summer reading. we will tell you about that. leon: more on that and what the local governments are doing to get ready for the zika virus. coming up. >> i'm in the help center where the heart health phone bank is wide open. phone lines are open. 703-236-9220. stay with us. coming up we will interview cardiac surgeon and talk to symptoms that are overlooked and g mish: our help side is about heart health. many of the things, questions you have are here to answer questions. coming up we will seek to a cardiac surgeon about often misdiagnosed symptoms a lot of folks walk around with. back to you. leon: thank good advice. coming up at 5:00 -- menu planning. find out why you want to leave local fish off the plate. >> the prince george's county health department investigating possible case of meningitis that involves a staffer at a local school. i'm joce sterman. coming up what we found out about why employees and the families are not getting information yet. >> plus an eight-year long fight in annapolis ce

harris: sunday night on "the fox report" we didn't see this coming, doug schoen, he is good friends withntons. very good friends with hillary. he worked worked with hillary. we having conversation all of sudden name came up. yay, we've been looking at -- i said if michael bloomberg is talking to doug schoen, pat caddel, top pollsters for former democratic presidents that is huge signal he is thinking about it. >> he wants to do it. harris: the conversation, remember the wink in 2007. he said he wanted to do it, bloomberg and he didn't get in. i don't know, would he necessarily get in if he thinks it is going to hurt the republican party? melissa: i think he would get in because he has time on his hands, money to burn and he is bored. has 39 billion. would only cost a billion. if you have $39 billion, you won't miss a billion. i was talking to independent person he appeals to her because she wants nanny bloomberg to save all of us from stupid people. save you from yourself because i will end up paying for you in the long run anyway. take away slurpees i won't drink one but i will have to

nevada but if you're looking up profilesen n courage, harry reid endorsing hillary clinton after the nevada caucuses is no profile in courage. >> dougo super tuesday and beyond. if you can, sum up -- and use your magic ball, what is the path to success for ted cruz and marco rubio on super tuesday? what can they call a win? >> ken cuccinelli said between one and 11, radio right? >> you better give me more than that. >> it has to start with one and that's texas. recent polling suggests it's neck in neck with trump and not too far behind is marco rubio. if ted cruz can't win in texas, his campaign is over. marco rubio could do well in arkansas certainly where governor asa such inson has endorsed him. i'd look at suburban areas outside of atlanta, for instance, outside of richmond, northern virginia. if rubio can do well, he'll move himself forward. ultimately it's about winning but if you come in second instead of third as rubio did in south carolina and nevada you move forward. this is march madness and the ncaas. it's about advancing forward. >> advancing forward is a question on the democratic side, angela. on the democratic side,

. >> reporter: senate minority leader harry reid calling it a shame. >> thanks, doug. >>> man oh manave you been outside? if you're in the northeast with the extreme cold weather, it's put this area in a deep freeze on this valuen tie's day. temperatures are falling well below zero in some cities. the wintry weather making for a treacherous and tragically some deadly driving conditions out there. drifting snow may have led to yesterday's deadly pileup in pennsylvania that involved more than 50 vehicles. sadly three people were killed in that, dozens more injured. >> janice deen, 12 degrees negative, 12 below zero in waterville, maine tonight, 26 in charlotte, north carolina. >> snuggle up. your valentine. we've got a storm we're going to have to watch heading into president's day tomorrow. look at the record lows. oh my gosh, minus 37. that's not windchill. that's air temperature. syracuse minus 23. these are all record lows. new york city minus 1. minus 9 in boston. current temperatures we're actually getting a little warmer even though we're into the teens here and the 20s. windchi

. >> members of the jury find douglas harrie stewart, as to degree premeditated murder. >> guilty. doug stewart would be sentenced to spend the rest of his life in a michigan prison without the possibility of parole. jurors clearly believed the star witness ricky spencer's story of being the alibi and the double. but they also determined that doug's fingerprint found at the crime scene on the plastic wrapper was powerful evidence. >> it's a scheme, a conspiracy, only one other person who knows what's going on, and that's ricky. is he lucky to be alive in your opinion? >> yes. >> and if doug had killed him -- >> it would be very difficult to prove this case without ricky. >> outside the courtroom, the young prosecutor hugged venus' mother. >> i was so happy to be able to reach out and say to her, you know, we got him. we promised you we would do it, and we did it. >> what difference does it make? my daughter's not here. that's all i could think about, venus isn't here. >> maybe we want to split up. they went right back to looking for her remains in this expansive countryside of fields, w

and senate minority leader harry reid called the tactic a shame fp abdication of one of the most important constitution obligations. shannon, back to you. >> doug mckelway, thank you, doug. the last president to put up a nominee was lyndon johnson in 1968, but both of his nominees were rejected. joining us now gop member lindsey graham sits on the judiciary committee which is a key in this nominating process. senator, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> how do you respond to your colleague elizabeth warner, the democrat in the senate, to her statement that basically if you think this is about letting the american people have a voice, she says, in fact, they did that when president obama won in 2012 and it's up to him to pick the next justice. >> i can't think anybody i respect less on an issue like this than elizabeth warren. she's the one that led the change of the rules. i voted for sotomayor and kagan not because i would have chosen them but because i thought they were qualified. elections have consequences and they do. let me just say this as having been somebody open-minded for voting for people on the other side because i t

and senate minority leader harry reid called the tactic a shame fp abdication of one of the most important constitution obligations. shannon, back to you. >> doug mckelway, thank you, doug. the last president to put up a nominee was lyndon johnson in 1968, but both of his nominees were rejected. joining us now gop member lindsey graham sits on the judiciary committee which is a key in this nominating process. senator, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> how do you respond to your colleague elizabeth warner, the democrat in the senate, to her statement that basically if you think this is about letting the american people have a voice, she says, in fact, they did that when president obama won in 2012 and it's up to him to pick the next justice. >> i can't think anybody i respect less on an issue like this than elizabeth warren. she's the one that led the change of the rules. i voted for sotomayor and kagan not because i would have chosen them but because i thought they were qualified. elections have consequences and they do. let me just say this as having been somebody open-minded for voting for people on the other side because i t

harry reid. >>> president obama trying to pressure republicans to consider a supreme court nominee. but the standoff over the empty seat on the high court could become a full scale battle in washington. doug luzader has the latest on how senate leaders are standing by the promise to block any white house action. >> reporter: this is all coming down to what the senate will or will not do. the president is getting closer and closer to selecting a nominee. >> i'm going to do my job. >> reporter: president obama wasted no opportunities to go after republicans as he hopes to get a third crack at names a justice to the supreme court. mitch mcconnell pledged to block any nominee during the president's final year in office. >> i think it will be difficult for mr. mcconnell to explain how if the public concludes that the person is very well qualified that the senate should stand in the way simply for political reasons. >> reporter: other democrats went a step further. >> senate republicans are giving a middle if i thinker to the american people and giving a middle finger to the birthday. >> the white house says they are giving this careful consideration. brian sandoval is pro choice but the prospe