elizabeth: that's wonderful. also this morning, astronaut scott kelly is wrapping up his final day in space. he spent the last 340 days at the international space station, longer than any other u.s. astronaut. we've been seeing all the incredible images he's taken from space. these are from his final days. kelly is expected to land around 10:45 tonight iowa time in kazakhstan. when he returns to houston, he'll undergo a series of physical and scientific tests. shaina: thanks for waking up with us, central iowa. things have changed overnight. it is 25 in des moines. very chilly for the first day of march. snow. metinka will tell us what's ahead for the week, and when we can expect another warmup. right here on kcci.ad moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara helps me be in season. stelara may lower your ability to fight infections and incr

elizabeth: thanks metinka. around iowa this morning, a new vendor is making a home at newbo city market in cedar rapids. matthew 25 will set up shop in the permanent vendor section of the market. the non-profit is already preparing for the growing season by starting plants for the urban farm on the city's northwest side. it'll sell that produce at the newbo space. they sell it for half price to income-eligible families, and full price to others. clint twedt-ball: we hope it will increase the number of families we serve. that more people will be able to term, maybe this will lead to us getting more land to grow more food for more people. elizabeth: the organization also wants this to become an educational opportunity. >> at the urban farm, we have african immigrants that are growing their own produce who eventually want to start their own business, so this will be a place where they can sell some of their produce and really learn what it's like. elizabeth: the organization says it'll be pen inside the city marke

elizabeth: thanks, metinka. today, seven central iowa girls high school basketball teams are playing state playoffs. eric: kcci's alyx sacks is live at wells fargo arena. and alyx, big day. how's the lineup looking? alyx: eric and elizabeth, it's going to be a competitive day all starting at 10:00 a.m. but this is the 4 a and 5 a. seven are from central iowa so a lot of local teams. they have seen each other before and they are expecting big crowds. it will be jampacked. as early as 10:00 a.m., the first tipoff. i went and checked with officials, this is the 97th basketball tournament for the girls. they say the crowd has been great, they see 55,000 people during the week. attendance seems to be up, they are expecting a great turnout. we are talking about the history. as they approached the 100 year, one of the highlights is the six on six style. the first was played in 1993 when radcliffe defeated atlantic. the score was 85 to 66. for someone out-of-state like me to hear about six on six it is a moment of pride

elizabeth: right now at 5:00, super tuesday sweep. which candidates had a super night, and what's next in the race for the nominations. eric: and the hawkeye heartbreak continues. iowa struggles to get another big 10 win before the start of the post-season. hear from the players on how alyx: -- elizabeth: things for waking up with kcci this morning. eric: it is 5:00 on wednesday, march 2. metinka: we are going to need all that warm winter gear. 18 in des moines. check out clarion, now at one degree above zero. it is a good thing the winds have settled down here it -- settle down. headed for a high in the 40's. sprinkles and snow showers by this evening. sparkles will be left over for thursday. it looks to be the coldest day of the next eight. check out these numbers. over the weekend, 50's and 60's. next week, 60's with the potential for thundershowers. elizabeth: in commitment 2016 news, hillary clinton and donald trump are taking victory laps this morning after sweeping a series of super tuesday states last night. nikole killion is

elizabeth: thanks metinka. eric: a windsor heights man is telling his story to kcci in the hopes it pushes a new medical cannabis bill through the capitol. there is once again a battle over medical marijuana or medical cannabis as proponents prefer it to be called. elizabeth: kcci's mark tauscheck introduces us to a man who is taking a risk even telling his story. mark: pain has always been part of bob lewis. >> whenever i'm asked to give a pain spectrum from one to 10, i've told physicians in the at your number five and it goes up from there. mark: after a childhood filled with fatigue headaches and frustration doctors finally gave him an answer that sounds like a punchline, his brain was too big. it did not fit his goal. -- fit his skull. this caused fluid to envelop his brain stem and spinal cord. causing severe nerve and muscle damage he had his first surgery at 21. >> exposed my spinal cord and then drained the fluid that surgery began a forty year relationship. the pain was so severe. mark: with his const

took a closer look at the injuries to elizabeth's head. she was finding lacerations, deep gouges in the scalp. seven. seven lacerations? >> it was amazing. it was uncanny. the lacerations were very similar to the ones that had been perpetrated upon kathleen peterson and in her findings, she made a decision that ms. ratliff had been murdered. >> now, pandora's box is open. >> the answer was obvious to the authorities. there were now two women in michael peterson's life both dead in a pool of blood at the bottom of the stairs. both believed bludgeoned. kathleen's sister candace thought that peterson had killed both women. >> i had a better chance of being struck by lightning than two people who i intimately know at the bottom of a staircase. >> but to martha and margaret, the whole thing seemed absurd. the fact that michael was being accused of killing kathleen, the woman they called mom, was bizarre enough. but now, their birth mom, too? what would their father have gained by killing elizabeth ratliff? >> he would have gotten two screaming

what would their father haveg elizabeth ratliff? >> he would have gotten two screaming little ragamuffin kids out of it. like there's nothing -- there's no reason for it. >> for the investigators in north carolina, though, the death in germany became a strong >> i'm just thinking that my case is getting a whole lot better. >> and what's more, detectives n had a secret life. secrets, tawdry ones, were about to spill out in the durham courthouse.male escort. >> what types of services did you perform? >> oh, well, that's pretty broad. peterson's walk on the wild side. >> what compelled me about this story is the notion that you never know who you're married to. to. since whening to hide? i say we own it. lose all that negativity. just let it go. it's just bad energy. oh, and lose those terrible black balloons they give you on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you.ur members love aarp the magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth reporting.of the great benefits

and elizabeth's relatives had an happened to her. another woman pn mr hael akpeterson's life on another staircase. let's leave the house on cedar st et for a f moments and go back in time almost 20 years across the atlantic to germany. frankfurt in the early 1980s. michael peperson was living with his first wife, patty, and their two sons near a u.s. air force base. michael was working on a novel while she taught grade school to children of the military. margaret and martha's mother elizabeth ratliff worked alongside patty. >> michael and patty were our parents' best friends. i remember actually patty was saying that our birth mother was like a sister to her. >> when the girls' father, an air force officer died on a mission, the petersons and the rest of the close-knit community stepped up to help. it took a couple of years for the overwhelmed widow to pull herself together. some zest in life, death found the ratliff family again. it was november 24th, 1985. elizabeth and her young daughters had gone to the petersons for dinner. late

massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. she started off a couple of hours ago essentially saying donald trump is a loser because of some of his failed business deals, because of his attacks on women, because of bullying. donald trump was asked about this in his press conference today and he said what the indian? the indian? a reference apparently to back when elizabeth warren wrote that she was native american on some old paperwork on harvard. if he thought that was going to stop elizabeth weren't on twitter, think again. she resumed her attacks as soon as that press conference was wrapping up. she said why is it that real donald trump can call himself the unity candidate while basing his campaign on racism sexism xenophobia and hatred? if you look at her most recent tweet here pretty harsh stuff.

why the sudden change in elizabeth warren?in the context of this election, it's completely consistent with elizabeth warren keeping hillary clinton at arm's length. that's because she is in a completely conflicted position. if you think about it, she is one of the only democratic women that isn't p;t!qsing hillary clinton. queen of the elizabeth warren, anti-wall street wing of the party. it's a movement now. and bernie is the king of that wing. >> heidi, this would be a great opportunity, if elizabeth warren is so, you know, worried about wall street, which she is. i will give her that this would be a great opportunity to push hillary clinton to release those transcripts with what she said to goldman sachs at those speeches. a lot of people want to hear it, and i don't know if she is going to be the anti-wall street advocate, elizabeth warren. this would be a good chance for her to do it. >> are you suggesting there is politics going on in washington? because, you know, you brought up the prospect of v.p. at the top of the sp

elizabeth olsen and cam are on the way. but first, emergen-c is partnering with charity water to help get clean drinking water to people in ethiopia in an interesting way. challenge. >> hi, i'm guillermo rosenberg. every day women and children in ethiopia carry water to their home in a jerrycan like this. now you can enjoy eher jen c, clean drinking water with the 4nge. starting march 22nd post a picture of yourself. thank you. holding 40 pounds of stuff #40pounds.ounds? i show you. four 10-pound bowling balls. a faxarty sub. a border collie.t is this. five tables lamp. a fish tank full ofcottage cheese. 346 lightbulbs. oops! can someone clean this up? it's for charity. >> we're not just transforming water, we're transforming lives. >> jimmy: we'll be right back i can pour this champagne on my phone and it still work. whaaaaat? yeah look. [phone ringing] kenny, i'm 'bout to put you in the fish tank. whaaaaat?. [electrical cracking] your phone can't do that max. here, i have another one. aat?! the new water-resistant right n

this is elizabeth neil gay, otis's great-grandmother. in 1893, philadelphia abolitionist refers to the conflict when she wrote elizabeth gay her last letter, i will destroy as you wish, yes, it is better to bury if possible some of those experiences of 1840 beyond the power of memory to revive them. and so it is, that some things shalt remain a secret --shall remain a secret. now i will take questions. [applause] mr. papson: >> of wonderful presentation, thank you so much. >> and there were others who escaped similarly. yes. one man and napoleon shipped a lot of people in boxes. henry box brown was sent to gay. gave forwarded him to massachusetts, to new bedford. there were also other cases of people being shipped in boxes. yes, because louis napoleon started very early, so it is possible. we do not have his account. the letter to henry gay about henry box brown said, do not publish this. do not let this out, because other people may try this and then they will be found. but it was an incredible case. another question? yes? >> thank you.

elizabeth olsen is here. and we'll be right back with harrison ford. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by emergen-c. help emergen-c and charity water provide clean drinking water to communities in ethiopia by taking part in the 40 pounds challenge. what you're thinking, yeah, but some of them stretch the truth a little bit. faster, more reliable and better and it shows oh! map is not a depiction of coverage! well, then what's the point? i'm speechless. only verizon has the largest 4g lte network in america. and now if you buy a samsung galaxy s7 edge, you get one free. [engine revving] powerful. by design. [tires screeching] charged up. by design. if you misplace your discover card, you can use freeze it to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds. and once you find it, you can switch it right on again. you're back! >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. tonight, from the new movie "i saw the light," elizabeth olsen is here. then -- this is her debut alb

why the sudden change in elizabeth warren?ly, in the context of this election, it's completely consistent with elizabeth warren keeping hillary clinton at arm's length. that's because she is in a completely conflicted position. if you think about it, she is one of the only democratic women that isn't p;t!qsing hillary clinton. queen of the elizabeth warren, anti-wall street wing of the party. it's a movement now. and bernie is the king of that wing. >> heidi, this would be a great opportunity, if elizabeth warren is so, you know, worried about wall street, which she is. i will give her that this would be a great opportunity to push hillary clinton to release those transcripts with what she said to goldman sachs at those speeches. a lot of people want to hear it, and i don't know if she is going to be the anti-wall street advocate, elizabeth warren. this would be a good chance for her to do it. >> are you suggesting there is politics going on in washington? because, you know, you brought up the prospect of v.p. at the top of th

elizabeth olsen is here. elizabeth, so we're clear, is the olsen that is not a twin. she came womb an unaccompanied minor. music tonight from cam. but first we have a major -- [ cheers and applause ] celebrate. today. twitter as of today is 10. they grow up so fast. next thing you know twitter will be making a sex tape with tumblr. it's hard to imagine life without twitter. without twitter, how would kanye on his mind in all capps at all times? without twitter how would we know guillermo just had a green juice with two slices of pizza? we wouldn't. we wouldn't know any of that, guillermo. tonight in honor of twitter's 10th anniversary, we put together -- these are the 10 all-time. >> jimmy: thank you to all. thank you. there's a lot of college basketball over the weekend. 64 college basketball teams knocked down to 16 in only four days, are you paying attention to this, "dancing with the stars" and "the bachelor"? you're wasting our lives. i am tied for 54th place in our office pool out of 73. guillermo, you'

elizabeth warren needs no international introduction as a vice president candidate. people already line up to see her wherever she goes in the country. there is no one on the potential vp list for democrats who has more star power than elizabeth warren or more brain power. she would crush whoever donald trump sent into a vice presidential debate with her. and anyone who thinks that the democrats can't have two women on the presidential ticket is thinking in distant 20th century terms. giving up a senate seat these days for the vice presidency would be irresistible, since the senate has become a dysfunctional chamber committed to doing absolutely nothing. far more senior and more powerful senators like joe biden, hubert humphrey, all eagerly accepted the promotion to vice president from the senate. if elizabeth warren didn't want to be on the short list for the democratic nomination for vice president, then she could have quietly gone about the depressing busy of getting absolutely nothing done in the u.s. senate today and not bothered with a full-on attack against do

they may actually consolidate after elizabeth warren. is one of the few people that actually talks about the corruption on wall street, she talks about the need to make sure that we're giving people that are working a fair shot. she basically brings up her upbringing every chance she gets about being a blue-collar worker. she actually has that legitimacy that i would say very few other candidates out there have when it comes to consolidating that bernie sanders base. >> so, washington wakes up to a "washington post" story reporting that the clinton campaign doesn't want hillary to get down in the mud with donald trump if she's the nominee. and bang! by noontime, we're getting this really, you know, vice presidential candidate-style attack on the possible republican nominee. >> i think that's exactly the way it should be. you don't have your nominee -- >> right. >> -- getting down in the muck. but what's happened now is we have in the age of twitter, you don't have to be the vice presidential candidate. you can be the tweet veep, you know

they may actually consolidate after elizabeth warren.he is one of the few people that actually talks about the corruption on wall street, she talks about the need to make sure that we're giving people that are working a fair shot. she basically brings up her upbringing every chance she gets about being a blue-collar worker. she actually has that legitimacy that i would say very few other candidates out there have when it comes to consolidating that bernie sanders base. >> so, washington wakes up to a "washington post" story reporting that the clinton campaign doesn't want hillary to get down in the mud with donald trump if she's the nominee. and bang! by noontime, we're getting this really, you know, vice presidential candidate-style attack on the possible republican nominee. >> i think that's exactly the way it should be. you don't have your nominee -- >> right. >> -- getting down in the muck. but what's happened now is we have in the age of twitter, you don't have to be the vice presidential candidate. you can be the tweet veep, you kn

i suspected that was the family that elizabeth and sydney had their rooms from. it doesn't really tell us about the underground railroad because we don't have evidence that the involved with the underground railroad. , we have a little bit of a story which we did not fully research. if we had researched everything totally, we would have never published the book. at some point, you have to say, ok, we are going to stop that -- stop it and get the book out. it is a story of a woman who escaped from richmond, virginia in 1855 in april. the story was in the newspaper first through the offices of the evening post. they said, that the woman had been owned by someone who had hired her out and that the woman said, i wanted to come and see me, and the woman was on her way to see her, but since there were free black people on the jamestown steamer, and at that one of them induced her to stay on the steamship and to come all the waiting or exceeding -- come all the way to new york city. she was taken to a colored family on sullivan street. repeated the gay story that was in

overall crime for elizabeth city. that )s the big take away from crime index released by the police department for 2015. it )s a step in residents like the category with the greatest decrease was burglaries. that )s especially gratifying to wilson -- he )s a prior victim instead those perps were caught while trying to break into another home. wilson says the recent decline in crime adds even more peace of mind the elizabeth city police department is also rolling out a new program to help reduce violent crime in the city if it works -- the crime rate could continue the downward trend for this year too. in elizabeth city -- todd corillo -- while it appears elizabeth city - is dealing with less crime - at least two cities in hampton roads - have a big problem on their hands. a recent survey from "find-the- home dot com" - used information provided by the f-b-i and other government agencies to see which counties had the most violent crime per 100 thousand people in each state. it ranked newport news at 25 -- the city of n

abc' s elizabeth hur is in new york with these developments. elizabeth: hoping to prevent a repeat, royal caribbean' s anthem of the seas is heading home early again. damaged after being caught in hurricane force winds just weeks ago, it is now racing back to its home port in new jersey. severe storm, not because 10 people a day are reporting symptoms of norovirus, haley -- nora virus. >> we had to walk past the medical facility to get off the boat, and the medical facility was jam packed, standing room only, literally just full of people and that' s when we kind of went whoa? this is not good. elizabeth: the cruise line maintains a severe forecast storm is to blame, tweeting monday, that norovirus in a small percentage of 6,000 passengers didn' t affect the decision to return. >> three people that i' m traveling with have shown some symptoms so it' s definitely going around. elizabeth: just 3 weeks ago, the same ship took a beating from 30 foot waves and 120 mile per hour winds, forcing passengers to >> the water kept coming above the window a

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>> elizabeth wallner: brittany husband. he had her arms around her, and she was asleep in five minutes. and both women are gone. what they left behind is so profound. >> lapook: and it sounds like from what you're saying yourtake the >> elizabeth wallner: absolutely. >> lapook: --of protecting your son. >> elizabeth wallner: absolutely. i just want him to remember me laughing and, you know, giving telling him to brush his teeth, and knowing that i would-- i would, youfor him. dr. john lapook examines the fine line between practicing medicine and lose all that negativity. just let it go. it's just bad energy.rible black balloons they give you on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you. that's why our members love aarp the magazine. it celebrates you.vocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth reporting. and it's just one of the great benefits of membership. if you don't think "this is right for me"arp, then you don't know "aarp". woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here a

elizabeth palmer is in london tracking this fascinating story. elizabeth, good morning. >> it happened in the hall of an airport followed close bibi a blast at a subway station situated very near the european union institutions. they report at this stage that there are at least 20 dead and 35 injuries. the belgian prosecutor said the airport explosions were as the result of a suicide bomb. pictures on social media show the interior of the departure hall moments after the explosions. there were ceiling tiles and debris all over the place and photos of the injured have also been posted online. an eyewitness at the airport described the scene as unbelievable. he was on his way to check in when the bombs went off. he said everything came down. everything was everywhere. it was chaos. >> and elizabeth is in the midst of reporting this story for us and receiving information from producers on the ground because this is a breaking situation. as we report, at least two bombings. elizabeth reported on those attacks in paris which killed more than 120 peopl

>> elizabeth wallner: mostly, for my son. i remember-- you know, he was 15 when i was diagnosed. time i was in the bathroom and he was taking care of me while i was getting sick and i looked over at him and his face was just absolutely devastated. and i just realized in that moment that i can only take so much and my family can only take so much. this child is my knight in shining armor. >> lapook: nathaniel wallner, now 20, says he savors the time he has left with his mom, but is realistic about what lies ahead. >> nathaniel wallner: four-and- a-half years of fighting cancer, you've gone through enough pain and suffering. >> elizabeth wallner: yeah. >> lapook: i guess there's saying that, and there's feeling it for sure. and i can see it in your eyes. and then there's when the moment comes. is there a little bit of a question mark in your head about how you'll feel then? >> nathaniel wallner: i don't think so. >> lapook: you've thought about this a lot. >> nathaniel wallner: yeah. time. but there will very easily be a day wh

wallner: absolutely. >> lapook: --of protecting your son. >> elizabeth wallner: absolutely.t want him to remember me laughing and, you know, giving him a hard time, and telling him to brush his teeth, and knowing that i would-- i would, you know, walk across the sun for him. >> announcer: dr. john lapook examines the fine line between practicing medicine and reporting on it. go to 60minutesovertime.com los. just let it go. it's just bad energy. u on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you. that's why our members love aarp the magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth rtrepoing. and it's just one of the great benefitsme of mbership. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all, my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared fo

elizabeth: peyton manning makes it official. >> 18 is a good number. elizabeth: after 18 years in the nfl, playing for the cold 10 most recently for the broncos, he is going -- for the colts and he is going out on top. >> i love football. elizabeth: manning is considered one of the greatest players. >> these are unanswered questions. they are not going to go away because he is retiring. >> i think it is sad that some people don't understand the truth and the facts. cap soaring on the field -- capped soaring on the -- cappedkept soaring on the field. >> i thought the good fight. i finished my football race. and after 18 years, it's time. elizabeth: he always believed his decision to retire was all about timing and this fellow at the right time. -- this felt like the right time. anna: now to stories making headlines across the state, including 18 arrested for making an online threat. joel: a fiery head-on crash that left the drivers of both vehicles dead. and a popular burger joint planting its flag in north carolina. anna: the teen arrested for making o

is that right elizabeth warren. stay with us. >>> one of the particularly unsettling things about this season. violence is no longer an unexpected side show at political rallies for the front-runner. it's now an expected part of the show. in louisville, kentucky a woman being pushed and shoved and taunted as donald trump yelled get out. the protester in alabama who was assaulted by multiple donald trump supporters about which trump said quote, maybe he deserved to be roughed up. this was last night in north carolina. a protester getting sucker punched as he was being taken out by sheriff deputies. the man who threw the sucker punch elbow, turned out he was psyched by what he did. >> did you like the event? >> you bet. >> what did you like? >> knocking the hell out of that big mouth. we know he's not acting like an american. >> he deserved it? >> every bit of it. >> what was that? >> yes, he deserved it. the next time we see him, we might have to kill him. >> that video was published by inside edition. the interview

elizabeth!lizabeth! >> elizabeth tells mary how, despite being too old to conceive, she really is now six months pregnant. >> as soon as i heard the sound of your greeting, the child in my womb leaped for joy. >> when mary goes to elizabeth and they're both pregnant, john the baptist leaps for joy in elizabeth's womb, we can imagine that there's a rapport between these women. >> there is an attempt throughout the gospels to portray john as the forerunner who prepares the way for the coming of the lord, the lord being jesus himself. >> 2,000 years on, the possibility that john and jesus are related has triggered fresh investigation into the study of john the baptist's relics. with their ongoing quest to trace how his relics were scattered, british researchers tom hyam and george kazan have come to the nelson atkins museum in kansas city, missouri. they want to analyze an ancient treasure reputed to be the finger of john the baptist. could it come from the same individual as the bulgaria find? >>