hartman has tried over and over again to board planes without a ticket. hartman was arrested twice in two days last summer in chicago for her stowaway attemps. she even pulled it off at least once by flying from san jose, california to los angeles in 20-14. she's facing several charges for her latest attempt including aspects to african american history. and-- during black history month-- we've been sharing many of them with you. today-- how food helps tell that history. the story of soul food has many different chapters. has explored most of them-- in his book. the self- proclaimed "soul food scholar" has spent years researching how food has played a role in black history... and still today. he says soul food shares a history and the mixing of cultures from around the world. the story of how the cuisine spread across the states is also a history lesson. today, on 9news at four, reporter tarhonda thomas takes us in the kitchen with the soul food scholar. he shares some of his favorite recipes... and his vast knowledge on the role soul food really plays in

and steve hartman with a prediction from a super bowl coach. >> none of us is going to get out of this thing alive. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: hillary clinton's once-commanding lead over bernie sanders in national polls is gone. a new poll out today shows they are now in a statistical tie, and in new hampshire, four days before the primary, sanders leads by 20 points. after their feisty debate last night, clinton talked to our nancy cordes. >> reporter: madam secretary, when i talk to voters here who don't support you, one of the reasons they often give is because of your speaking fees, street. perception? the sanders campaign has been running this campaign of insinuation and inuendo. say it to my face. show me one view, show me one influenced. i take my responsibility to people i serve really seriously and i have always had that as my north star. but i'm tired of this, you know, smear campaign that they've been trying on get people to buy into and enough is enough. >> reporter: why do you think >> oh, look i think there is a susceptibility for people to, you know, be worri

this morning we remember one half of that duo, monsignor tom hartman. tom and rabbi marc gellman, both from long island, fixtures on "good morning america" for years, friends of "eyewitness news" for years, preaching not so much about religion but about how all of us treat each other -- must treat each other -- with dignity and respect. tom hartman was 69 when he died this past week on long island from complications of parkinson's disease. his friend and "god squad" co-star -- more like a brother, really -- rabbi marc gellman. he joins us from kabc tv, our sister station in los angeles. marc, good morning. >> thank you. thank you, bill. >> and thanks for your condolences. it was very, very comforting, and all the people who've called and written to say they appreciated what they did and they're so sorry about his passing. i just try to encourage everyone to do what he would have encouraged them to do if he was alive, and that is to always focus on the positive and to constantly understand that we have an opportunity to convey to people the goodness of a

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steve hartman's coming up.l be right back. >> pelley: they don't do one thing but sing their hearts out for us. that's why it's a sin to kill a mockingbird. the writer of that classic line and novel harper lee died last night at the age of 89, a woman who, like her character, boo radley, preferred to stay inside the small world where she was born, monroeville, alabama. anthony mason has her story. >> reporter: when president bush awarded her the medal of freedom in 2007, harper lee had published only one novel, but it was a giant. "to kill a mockingbird" won a pulitzer prize in 1961, spent 88 weeks atop the bestseller list, and became an oscar-winning film. >> scout. >> reporter: set in depression-era alabama, it's a story seen through the eyes of young scout finch, whose father atticus, defends a black man falsely accused of raping a white woman. >> what happened to you on the evening of august 21 of last year. >> reporter: nelle harper lee grew up in scout's world as she described in 1964. >1964. >> reporter:

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. >> pelley: and steve hartman, when a young boy summoned the >> i didn't know it was going to be this big, really. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tomorrow could be a turning point in the race for the white house. democrat hillary clinton, who scweekd by in iowa, only to be buried in a new hampshire landslide, faces even odds against bernie sanders in nevada. ted cruz is closing on republican donald trump, is looking to south carolina for a second win. the rest of the g.o.p. candidates are struggling to keep their campaigns alive. we're going to start with the democrats tonight. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: with time running out in nevada, clinton courted union workers in las vegas-- >> i did not just wake up one day and say, "oh, my goodness, workers are being mistreated!" >> reporter: while sanders stumped in rural nevada. >> let us go forward together. >> reporter: the state will be to minority voters. nevada is more than a quarter latino. clinton has tried to blunt sanders' momentum here by portraying him as one dimensi

>> yeah, she was lovely. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in starkville, mississippi. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. remember, the republican debate tomorrow evening at 9:00 eastern here on cbs and i'll see you good night. >>> kanye west, taylor swift restorm. >> me and taylor might still have sex, -- [ bleep ].

and steve hartman at a museum of love. >> i built it for other people to see, but it's for me, too. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: now, there are six. the winnowing of republican candidates continued today when dark horse jim gilmore headed for the barn. so a great deal is riding on tomorrow's debate. can anyone catch trump? can an establishment republican break out? the stage is set for the contest hosted by cbs news in greenville, south carolina. today, the candidates put their faith in christian conservatives eight days before the primary in south carolina. and here's julianna goldman. >> i think that life is dwienl inspired. >> reporter: in a state where faith is central to many voters, republican presidential candidates have proclaimed their beliefs on the stump-- >> i'm a christian and i converted to catholicism. >> i discovered my purpose by discovering the lord. >> reporter: on the airwaves. >> to use gifts we've been given. >> it's a

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and steve hartman with the duck. >> i'm his mom. >> reporter: you're not really his mom. >> yup, i'm his mom. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. the week the party of lincoln devolved into a crippling civil war of the own. there was nothing grand in the old party's debate last night-- name calling, mocking, attempts at humiliation reached lows that many republicans would say are beneath the dignity of the office that the candidates are seeking. maybe it reflected desperation, as time runs short before next week's super tuesday, which is likely the last chance to catch donald trump. today, the race was jolted by an impeccably timed bombshell when trump's campaign was validated by one of the last people you might have expected. here's major garrett. >> there is no one who is better prepared to provide america with the strong leadership that it needs, both at home and around the world, than donald trump. >> reporter: chris christie said donald trump is the best candidate to take on hillary clinton and praised his executive experience. >> he'll

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eden church was father hartman's boyhood church. parishioners say his message of faith spanned generations. >> it's kind of cool to be, um, you know, part of that, i guess, i'm a new generation of catholics attending where he >> it was very sad but also i knew that he was a priest with god. and he was out of his pain. >> reporter: rabbi gelman says now he can barely imagine continuing the god squad with anyone else. >> i believe an angel has gone back to heaven with his passing. >> reporter: father hartman was 69. in nassau county, jessica schneider, cbs 2 news. >> a funeral park will be held on saturday and he is being remembered on facebook among other places. >>> almost every driver has fallen victim to one. this wild weather has potholes plaguing our roads. >> also, a huge step for science. we'll take you inside the lab making living tissue with a 3d printer. >> also, the new twist to the "sexting" mystery centering on the nassau county executive. >> and if this is a dog's life, we should all be so lucky. we are going to catch u

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kwwl's jessica hartman gives us a look at waterloo's plans to revitalize logan plaza. thanks to a new partnership between the city of waterloo and ben stroh of north crossing - a local investment group - - the run located a long busy highway 63 - - and across from allen hospital - - logan plaza have left the complex for newer spaces. leaving - thousands of square feet empty. resident "yes, it is an eye sore. it's not a lot of to see this area build up more. " but that should all start to change very soon. demolishion on the large strip mall is set to begin in march. resident "that is very to that happening." hartman "this maid rite and a local dentist office is the only two businesses still drawing traffic to logan plaza. the future of the made rite unclear at this point." anderson "obviously, it would be everyone's hope that the made rite would still be here somewhere because we want to go there and eat." also included in the redevelopment - land once ment for a menards. anderson "you would have some small restraunt type set ups here with more of the big box type set