mark albert explains. super information : :14 - :19 - lt caleb handy/celestial navigation instructor 1:01 - 1:11 - mark albert/cbs news/us naval academy 1:12 - 1:14 - shane condon/naval academy junior 1: 17 - 1:21 - katie lazzeri/naval academy junior pkg trt: 1:34 locator: us naval academy/annapol is, maryland pkg nats "every degree is equal lieutenant caleb handy is teaching midshipmen something he never learned when he joined the navy - celestial navigation. sot/handy "q mark albert : do the students just have this blank stare of )i )m just not understanding? a you do get that wide-eyed what is this? ) look." handout stills: smithsonian (this is a sextant. created in the mid-1700 s, it was named for its scale, which extends 60 degrees - one- sixth, or sextant , of circle. it uses the stars to determine a navigator s location. lt. caleb handy/celestial navigation instructor "it is a core competency of a naval officer to be able to navigate by the stars. but the navy stopped teaching celestial navigation m

mark albert is in washington, d.c. with more details mark albert/cbs news federal investigators say syed farook and tafsheen malik carefully planned their bloody rampage which killed 14 people in san bernardino. but the couple's whereabouts leading up to the attack and who they spoke with remains a mystery. james comey/fbi director/february 9, 2016) "we still have one of those killer's phones that we have not been able to open. it's been over two months now, we're still working on it" mark albert/cbs news now a federal judge has ordered apple to help the f-b-i hack into one of the shooters encrypted iphone. every iphone has an optional "auto erase" feature which erases the device if too many incorrect passwords are attempted. apple would have to figure out a way to disable that feature so investigators can attempt an unlimited number of passcodes in order to unlock the phone. in an online letter to its customers...apple ceo tim cook says "the us government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something

mark albert channel 2 news. speaker of the house paul ryan issued a statement saying the president has failed to include details required by law location of an alternate facility. he says congress will not change the law to allow terrorist detainees on american soil. the white house said congress has also stopped it from doing the detailed analysis necessary to give congress more specific details. and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up next. but first... lawmakers are exchanging words on capitol hill over who will replace justice scalia on the supreme court. why republicans senators say they won't discuss a possible welcome back... in the high-stakes battle over replacing justice antonin scalia on the supreme court, a new poll shows 56-percent of americans want the senate to hold hearings and vote on the president's choice to fill the vacancy. as john potter shows us, both sides of the senate are still in a stalemate. biden: "action on a supreme court nomination must be put off until after t

mark albert is in baltimore with more details. neighbors waved hello as president obama arrived at the islamic society of baltimore. a few protestors lined the motorcade route as well. inside - muslim-americans told president obama about the increased bias they face. president obama: "they talked about how their children were asking, are we going to be forced out of the country? are we going to be rounded up? why would they treat us like that? conversations that you shouldn't have to have with your children, not in this country." mark albert/baltimore, maryland: this is president obama's first visit to a u.s mosque since taking office.. muslim wait. ibrahim hooper/spokesman, council on american-islamic relations: "we've asked him to make such a visit for a number of years now and we're very pleased that he's doing it." ibrahim hooper is the communications director for the council on american-islamic relations. he says muslim-americans are more afraid now than at any time in history - even after 9-11. ibrahim hooper/spokesman, coun

(standup: mark albert/cbs news/baltimime, md) this is president obama's first visit t a u.s mosque since taking office.. muslim leaders say it's been a long wait.(sot: ibrahim hooper/spokesman, council on american-islamic relations) "we've asked him to make such a visit for a number of years now and we're very pleased hooper is the communications director for the council on american-islamic relations.he says muslim-americans are more afraid now than at any time in history - even after 9-11. (sot: ibrahim hooper/spokes man, council on american- islamic relations)"thanks to donald trump, ben carson and others, islamophobia has been mainstreamed which makes it all the more dangerous." president obama says christians and jews need to speak out when they see anti-muslim rhetoric.(sot: president obama)"we have to understand, an attack on one faith is an attack on all of our faiths."and he called on muslims not to become cynical - saying they're not t muslim or americans but muslim-americans. mark albert for cbs news, baltimore. 3 3 officials and residents of flint michigan appeared before cong

mark albert for cbs news beltsville md one restaurant's drive thru down 50 points. a restaurant worker did a double take when one customer pulled up to the drive thru. it happened at a tim horton's in new brunswick on a very snowy day. one woman, rather than take her car out, took a dog sled to get her fast food fix. the woman decided to take the dogs out particular day because there were so few cars around. blustery and cold today with lots of sunshine. a few snow showers drive through tomrorow monday. we could >> jack: what were you two doing upstairs? >> phyllis: i lost my phone. >> jack: upstairs? well, i wasn't sure.

mark albert for cbs news, the white house. two people have been arrested on methamphetamine, child endangerment, and gun charges in christiansburg. larry browning and donna epperly gardner, are in jail tonight after a search warrant was executed at a home on alleghany street yesteday. investigators found several one pot meth labs and materials used to make methamphetamine. three guns were also found in the home. evidence suggests that a child lived in the home, but the child was not there when the search warrant was executed. browning and gardner are being held without bond. five people, including a 6-year-old girl, have now died in a shooting and house fire in arizona. police say the victims were a family of five, and the shooter was related to the victims. an official with the phoenix fire department says the shooter set the house on fire. police say the initial call came from the victims, who told them they were a student is in jail tonight after police say she attacked eight people with two large knives. it happened this m

mark albert in washington, d.c. with the details for you. >> federal investigators say farook carefully planned bloody ram pain, which killed 14 people in san bernardino, but the cup i'll whereabouts leading up to the attack, and who they spoke to, remains a mystery. >> we still have one of those killers' phones that we have not been table open. it's been over two month now, we're still working on it. >> now a federal judge has ordered apple to help the fbi hack into one of the shooters' encrypted iphones. >> every iphone has an optional auto erase feature that would owe raise the phone if there are too many incorrect passwords enters. apple would have to figure out a way to disable the future, so they could try unlimited number of pass codes to unlock the phone. >> apple ceo tim cook says the us government has asked us to something we simply do not have. and, something we consider too dangerous to create. they have asked us to build a back door to the iphone. >> cook explained the problem with that, in a 60 minutes

mark albert for cbs news, washington. an emotional return to the concert stage in paris for california rock band, eagles of death metal. the band performed last night, just over three months after the armed attack at their last show in the french capital. the show on hall turned into a deadly scene, when islamic extremist suicide bombers launched one of armed police guarded entrances to the show, while concert-goers went and body searches before entering. coverage of the pope's visit to pope francis will become the first pope to visit the us- mexican border. people on both sides have spent the past two months preparing for the holy father's historic visit . as adriana diaz reports, not everyone is happy he's there. pope francis will celebrate mass before hundreds of thousands in juarez later today, about fifty yards from the border with el paso texas. (bishop oscar cantu/las cruces, nm) the plan is after mass he will walk up to the fence to offer a personal prayer to migrants. on tuesday, the pope displayed a rare show of

mark albert for cbs news, abingdon, maryland. ((paul joncich)) the sheriff says he doesn't think evans was targeting law enforcement officers, but the he didn't want to face arrest. /// paul joncich > that's all for us at 4. 8 news now at five starts after this. don't forget.. we're always on at las vegas now dot com, on facebook and ave courvoisier)) > an armed standoff... ends peacefully. what's next for the occupants in oregon arrested today... leading the group now faces. ((denise valdez)) the southern nevada health district... expanding it's footprint. how the move with benefit you and your family. ((dave courvoisier)) dropping the curtain at bally's. what a former showgirl from jubliee will miss most... as the show takes the stage one last time tonight./// < ((voice over: "now, nevada's first choice for news. this is 8 news now at 5.")) > ((dave courvoisier)) > after 41 days... the standoff at an oregon wildlife refuge is over. thanks for joining us. i'm dave courvoisier. ((denise valdez)) i'm denise valdez... in for paula

as mark albert reports... republicans who control the senate... do not want president obama to nominate a replacement before he leaves office... while democrats accuse the g-o-p of playing politics. 3 early sunday morning, the body of supreme court justice antoniniscscia arrived at an el paso funeral home... the flag out front is lowered to half-staff.(sat0202-obama statement)president obama paid tribute to the longest-serving member of the court.(sot/obama 00:36)(sat0202-obama)<"he will no doubt be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the supreme court."track 2 sun0015-scalia filescalia was often seen as the keystone of the conservative, five-justice majority on the high court, which frequently split with the four more liberal justices. obama, then sun0036 sunday scotus exteriorspresident obama said he would nominate a replacement... setting up an epic battle with republicans on the direction of the court. sot/cruz 09:17:12courtesy: nbc/meet the presssen. ted cruz/(r presidential candidate) "there's a long t

mark albert explains. (pkg) nats collision when these players face off they get knocked off their feet. it's a new sport called bubble soccer and it's a big hit. (sot steven segerlin/washington, dc) '"it's hilarious this is actually a great game if this was a league i'd be for sure signing up for it." after seeing it on social media, steve segerlin got a team together. "they have these videos of people getting knocked out and who doesn't want to do that on a saturday." like traditional soccer, the goal is to get the ball in the net - although at times it looks less like soccer and more like bumper cars. despite appearances organizers say it's mostly injury free. md) "they get up laughing and it's just no holds barred going at it." ryan schuman and john millhausen bought their first bubbles in 2014 and now average 30-40 rentals a month. (sot john millhausen/ bubbleball md) "we've had eight year olds up to 80 years olds play we've done corporate events kid parties." (stand-up bridge mark albert/cbs news/wash

meanwhile as mark albert reports, democrats are accusing the gop of playing politics. >> early sunday morning the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia arrived at an el paso funeral home. the flag out front is lowered to half-staff. president obama paid tribute to the longest serving member of the court. >> he will no doubt be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the supreme court. >> scalia was often seen as the keystone of the conservative five justice majority on the high court which frequently split with the four more liberal justices. president obama said he would nominate a replacement setting up an epic battle with the republicans on the court. >> there's a long tradition that you don't do this in an election year. >> it's not moving forward until after the election. >> mitch mcconnell vowed to block any obama appointment to the is voted into office. democrats lashed out. >> it is totally out of step with our history and our constitutional principles. >> it is beyond my comprehension and it just speaks to the unbelievable level and

stacey: mark albert is in baltimore with the story, new at 5:00. mark: neighbors waved hello as president obama arrived at the islamic society of baltimore. a few protestors lined the motorcade route as well. inside, muslim-americans told president obama about the increased bias they face. pres. obama: they talked about how their children were asking, are we going to be forced out of the country? are we going to be rounded up? why do people treat us like that? conversations that you shouldn't have to have with children, not in this country. mark: this is president obama's first visit to a u.s mosque since taking office. muslim leaders say it's been a long wait. >> we have asked him to make such a visit for a number of mark: ibrahim hooper is the communications director for the council on american-islamic relations. he says muslim-americans are more afraid now than at any time in history, even after 9-11. thanks to donald trump, ben >>thanks to donald trump, ben carson, and others, islamophobia has been mainstreamed, which makes it all the more dange

mark albert cbs news washington ((kirsten joyce)) > bubble soccer was invented in europe a few years ago and is now spreading quickly throughout the us.... if you're interested... there are teams in the valley... we posted a link for more info on our website, las vegas now dot com./// sherry swensk < mostly clear skies as we look to the east this morning from our red rock camera... just a hint of some high clouds in the sky. another beautiful springlike day in las vegas and southern nevada coming our way... with plenty of sunshine. .......... sunrise is earlier and closer to 6:30 now... and sunset after 5 p.m. .............. this morning we are cooling off to the upper 40s around the valley. ....... the air is dry and the winds will stay mainly light and variable today. highs will once again reach to above normal temps and could even set a new record at 75 the east united states will stay very cold and snowy again today... while the west basks in the sunshine and temps in the 70s and 80s again for the desert. > back to you./// > ((brian loftus)) > federal health officials will be in

mark albert has the latest. mark: early sunday morning, the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia arrived at an el paso funeral home. the flag out front is lowered to half-staff. president obama paid tribute to the longest-serving member of the court. pres. obama: he will no doubt be consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the supreme court. mark: scalia was often seen as the keystone of the conservative, five-justice majority on the high court, which frequently split with the 4 more liberal justices. president obama said he would nominate a replacement, setting up an epic battle with republicans on the direction of the court. sen. cruz: there is a long tradition that you don't do this in an election year. sen. rubio: he can nominate someone. the senate's not moving forward on it until after the election. mark: mitch mcconnell, the senate's top republican, vowed to block any obama appointment to the supreme court until a new president is voted into office. ms. clinton: it is totally out of step with

mark albert is at the white house with all of the details. mark: president obama announced campaign promise and close the detention facility at guantanamo bay in cuba. >> it's counterproductive to our fight against terrorists because they use it as propaganda in their efforts to recruit. mark: there are 91 prisoners still being held at gitmo. the plan is to transfer 35 of them to other countries. the remaining 56, including 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed, would be moved to a facility here in the u.s. the administration is looking at 13 different locations, including existing prisons in south carolina, kansas, and colorado. >> i don't want to pass this president, whoever it is. mark: the white house says moving the prisoners to america will save as much as $85 million per year, but it will take a one-time cost of as much as $475 million to implement the plan, which means getting an approval from congress, and that appears unlikely. >> it would be illegal under current law to transfer foreign terrorists at guantanamo into the united stat

mark albert has more details from washington. >> we love nevada, we love nevada. thank you. mark: donald trump scored a huge victory in the nevada caucuses tuesday night. >> we won the evangelicals, we won with young, we won with old. we won with highly educated. we won with poorly educated. mark: he even won a group the pundits said wasn't possible. >> 46% with the hispanics. 46%. number one with the hispanics. mark: marco rubio and ted cruz are downplaying the results from last night's caucuses. each claims they're the only one who can be trumped, -- can beat trump and both agree there's , still time to take him down. >> i think it's important to take a deep breath here. first of all, the republican nomination is decided by delegates. it's over 1,200 delegates you need to have, we're nowhere even near that number. mark: trump has won 81 delegates so far with rubio and cruz at 17 each. all eyes are now on next week's at stake. >> i cannot wait to get home to the great state of texas. mark: texas has become a must-win state for ted cruz if the senator hopes to remain a viable

mark albert has the latest from washington. >>reporter: early sunday morning, the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia arrived at an el paso funeral home. the flag is lowered to half president obama pay tribute to the court. >> you will no doubt be consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the >>reporter: skully a was often seen as the keystone of high court, which frequently split with the four more president obama said he would nominate a replacement, setting up an epic battle with republicans on the direction of the court. >> there's a long tradition you don't do this in an election year. the senate won't move forward until after the election. the supreme court until a new president is voted into office. democrats lashed out. >> it is totally out of step with our history and our constitutional principles. >> it is beyond my comprehension and speaks to the unbelievable level and unprecedented level of republican obstructionism against obama from day one. >>reporter: funeral arrangements for skully have not been an

mark albert for cbs news, washington. mollie: he called them a brilliant scientist who is saved lives with the drugs he has created. mollie: coming up, 50 super bowls and counting. we'll introduce you to a man who exclusive club in sports. and is there a feline bias going on at the blank park zoo? picked to win sundays big game. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at noon with mollie cooney and meteorologist jason sydejko. >> well, no, the nfl is treating us so well for super bowl 50. i'm now aiming for 100. mollie: there is a very exclusive club getting ready to attend the super bowl in california sunday. the group has attended every single super bowl. san francisco reporter mike shumann, who himself has a super bowl ring from his days with the 49er's introduces us to one of them. reporter: larry jacobs and was one of the first super bowl volunteers to check out his official uniform. >> i'm ready to get to work. reporter: he is spending this week helping tourists find a way around san francisco. but sunday

mark albert has the latest from washington. early sunday morning, the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia arrived at an el paso funeral home... the flag out front is lowered to half-staff. president obama paid tribute to the longest- serving member of the court. "he will no doubt be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the supreme court." scalia was often seen as the keystone of the conservative, five-justice majority on the high court, which frequently split with the four more liberal justices. president obama said he would nominate a replacement... setting up an epic battle with republicans on the direction of the court. presidential candidate "there's do this in an election year. presidential candidate "he can nominate someone; the senate's not moving forward on it until after the election." "mitch mcconnell, the senate's top republican vowed to block any obama appointment to the supreme court until a new president is voted into office. democrats lashed out." presidential candi

mark albert cbs news maryland. targeting law enforcement officers. but he did not want to be arrested.>>> more than 40 prison guards and-40 prison guards were indicted after if the latest in cracking down on contraband and activity in georgia prison three 130 people, including prison employees, inmates, former inmates have been indicted since september. the officers charged worked on nine different prisons. halley 62 people are dead after a prison riot in mexico. the riots began as a fight between warring groups inside the prison. 12 people were injured. together in mexico said areas in a facility were damaged with fire set by the inmates the violence comes the days before pope francis is scheduled to arrive in northern mexico. >>> the number of traffic 15 related cases has risen in florida. there are seven and miami-dade and in the meantime, the cdc is warning there could be temporary shortages of tests as the government continues to ship them to help departments around the country. widespread transmission of the virus in the us but during a hearing

as mark albert reports. >> reporter: donald trump said south carolina is next on his mash to the gop presidential nomination. >> if we win here, after winning so big in new hampshire, all of these characters are going to give it up. we are going to run the table and we will make america great again. that, i can tell you. >> reporter: carly fiorina and chris christie dropped out on wednesday after disappointing finishes in new hampshire. christie posted a message on facebook saying the following. senator ted cruz won the iowa caucus, but came in third in new hampshire. he says he can still win the presidential nomination. >> one of the most important conclusions coming out of these first two states is that the only candidate who can beat donald trump is me. >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich finished second in new hampshire. >> everybody had counted me out and then, all of a sudden, i like rise up and, okay, so then >> reporter: he now becomes the leading candidate in the establishment crowd to take on trump and cruz. but that means he is a target on his back from the other mainst

mark albert has the latest with information. >>reporter: early sunday morning, the body of justice scalia arrived in a el paso funeral home. the flag is lowered at half staff. obama paid tribute to the longest-serving member of the court. >> he will be remembered as one of the consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the supreme court. >>reporter: justice scalia was seen as the key five justice majority of the court that frequently split with the more liberal justices. obama said he would nominate a replacement setting up an epic battle with republicans. so if there is a long tradition that you don't do this on a election here. >> economics, but the senate won't move on with it. block any obama appointment to the supreme court until a new president is voted into office. democrats lashed out. >> it is out of step with our history and our constitutional principles. >> is beyond my comprehension and it speaks to the unbelievable level an unprecedented level of republican obstruction from day one. >>reporter: funeral arrangemen

mark albert has details. >> president obama announced his latest proposal to fulfill a campaign promise and close the detention facility at guantanamo bay in cuba. >> it's counter productive to our fight because they use it as propaganda in efforts to recruit. >> there are 91 prisoners and the plan is to transfer 35 of them to other countries. the remaining 56 including 9/11 mohamed would be moved to a facility in the u.s. the administration is looking at 13 including south carolina kansas and colorado. >> i don't want to pass this problem onto the next president whoever it is. >> the white house says moving the prisoners to the u.s. would save as much as $85 million per year but would take a one time implement the plan which means getting the approval of congress and that appears unlikely. >> it would be illegal under current law to transfer a foreign terrorist into the united states. >> congress man mack thornberry the chairman called this a pr move and he cracked the door a bit when he told the radio it's not impossible to shut it down and he's willing to hold a hearing on the detail

correspondent mark albert tells us how marco rubio and ted cruz are react to go finishing second and third respectfully. >> we love nef add a we love nevada, thank you. >> donald trump scored huge victory in the nevada caucus tuesday night. >> we won the evangelicals, we won with young, we won with old. we won with highly educated. we won with poorly educated. >> he even won group of pundants said wasn't possible. 46% with the hispanic, 46%. number one. >> marco rubio and ted cruz are downplaying the results from last night's caucuses. each claims they are the only ones who can beat trump. and both agree there is still time to take him down. >> i think it is important to take a deep breath here. first of all the republican nomination has decided by delegates, over 1200 delegate need to have, we're no where near that number. >> trump won 81 delegates so far with rubio and cruz at 17 each. all eyes are now on next week's super tuesday, with 595 delegates at steak. >> i cannot wait to get home to the great state of texas. >> texas has become a must-win state for ted cruz, if the senator

mark albert reports. tammy weeks/victim's mother "nicole touched many people throughout her short life." the mother of nicole lovell is grieving for her daughter -- who loved to dance and had overcome a lifetime of medical problems. the 13 year old disappeared from her home last week. her body was found saturday in north carolina - two hours away. on tuesday, blacksburg, virginia police and prosecutors said lovell had been stabbed. chief anthony wilson/blacksburg, va, police department: "investigators from multiple agencies assigned to this case, are fully dedicated to seeing justice is done for nicole." police have charged 18 year- old virginia tech freshman david eisenhauer with first-degree student natalie keepers had already been accused of helping killed ...now she's being charged as an accomplice before the girl's death. mary pettitt/commonwealth attorney: "that charge carries of a term of from 20 years to life in prison." lovell is believed to have first met eisenhauser online. in an interview with

mark albert, cbs news, the white house with his family but he wandered early this morning. nicole jacobs is following the latest. >>reporter: the good news, that little boy is okay. he was taken to the hospital we are told just as a precautionary protocol. here you can get a closer look, as to where he was found in the early morning hours. he was just for years old, and all alone. 3a.m., on the streets of dorchester. according to police, on a mission. on a mission to find chocolate, police say, he slipped out of his home, on his own, apparently no concept of time, as a toddler, but perhaps a recollection of how to get to the corner store. he was found right next to it, 3:40. as a precaution he was reunited with his mother, who slept through the middle of the night quest. fortunately, the 4- year-old was not hurt, and his charged. we did receive a response from the department of children and families saying they have received a report of the investigating. live in dorchester, nicole jacobs, wbz news >>> developing right now, and explosion levels a washington state home. that

mark albert is at the white house with more details. >president obama announced his latest proposal to close the detention facility at guantanamo bay in cuba. (president obama) "it's counterproductiv e to our fight against terrorists because they use it as propaganda in their efforts to recruit." "moreover, keeping this faiclity there are 91 detainees left at guantanamo. with a third cleared for transfers to other countries, 56 would be moved to the continental us... including accused 9-11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed. the white house says it will cost as much as $475 million to move them and renovate or build a new facility - but it will save $85 million a year in operating costs. (president obama) "we can ensure our security, uphold our highest values around the world and save american taxpayers a lot of money in the process." (mark albert/cbs news/the white house) the administration has identified 13 locations in the us, including facilities in south carolina, kansas and colorado. but lawmakers from those states have opposed the

as c-b-s reporter mark albert explains... this was mister obama's first visit to a u-s mosque as president. < neighbors waved hello as president obama arrived at the islamic society of baltimore. a few protestors lined the motorcade route as well. inside - muslim- americans told president obama about the increased bias they face. (president obama) "they talkd about how their children were asking, are we going to be forced out of the country? are we going to be rounded up? why conversations that you shouldn't have to have with your children, not in this country." (mark albert/cbs news/baltimore, md) this is president obama's first visit to a u.s mosque since taking office.. muslim leaders say it's been a long wait. (ibrahim hooper/spokesm an, council on american- islamic relations) "we've asked him to make such a visit for a number of years now and we're very pleased that he's doing it." ibrahim hooper is the communications director for the council on american- islamic relations. he says muslim- americans are more afraid now t

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> i could see you doing that. >> looks like fun. >> buy a bubble. >> why not. >>> it's got a strange look and strange name. tony tantillo checks out swiss chard. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with swiss chard. this time of year, the wintertime swiss chard most cooking greens are at their peak. they are at their best. the cold temperatures at night enhance the flavor and adds more nutrition. but the flavor this time of year is beautiful. and look how beautiful this is with the nice white here. white all the way through. the veins have to be white. the green has to be green. free from any yellowing whatsoever. squeeze it. you can feel the freshness. that's when they're at their breast. store them in the refrigerator when you bring them hope. open up the back so they can breathe. it's a superfood. it's loaded with nutritional value. i justike to par boil them and then what i like to do simply put them in a cold bath, cook them for two minutes, hot salted water then a cold bath then saute it extra virgin olive o

mark albert for cb is s news, washington -- cbs news, washington. >>> today pope francis is wrapping up his five-day trip to mexico. but before leaving he will celebrate mass 50 yards from the mexican boarder with el paso texas. this is a live look at the plane he is on. that is first time aa pope advice eted the area. the pope-- visited the area. he is expected to walk up to the fence to offer a personal the pope's mass will be simulcasted a the stadium at the u.s. side of the boarder. >>> familiar face will be missing this year in foxborough participates ron jerod mayo is hanging up his cleats after 8 seasons in new-land. he announced his retirement via instagram last night. he thanked the krafts and team and fans. he has been plagued by injuries ending the last three seasons on the tam's injured reserve. he retires a week shy of his 30th birthday. >>> coming up, lucky to be alive. three men rescued from boston harbor. how a quick thinking captain saved them. >> and ready to fly? why the water front along the hat shell will look a little different. >> and news travels fast but not

mark albert for cbs news, the white house. >> house speaker paul ryan said the president did not include details required by law. those details include the exact cost and location of alternative facilities. ryan said congress will not change the law to allow terrorists detainees on american soil. >>> a colorado woman who cut a stranger's unborn baby from her womb has been found guilty on all 7 counts including first- degree murder. the woman was on trial for attacking michelle wilkins last march. wilkins was 7.5 months pregnant at the time. she survived but her unborn daughter died. blaine will be sentenced in late april. >>> a new bill has been introduced in the state legislature that would ban anorexic models in california. the assemblyman mark levine's bill would set industry health standards and require modeling agencies to be licensed by the california labor commissioner. under the legislation models would need a doctor's certificate stating they don't have an eating disorder. >>> still ahead, new details on a san jose police officer reinstated after posting threatening tweets again

mark albert has the latest from washington. >(news conference, then baby video) health experts from around the world gathered in washington dc friday to answer concerns about the zika virus. they say the link between zika and a serious birth defect called microcephaly is more and more probable. (chris dye/world health organization) "we've gotten to the point now that we have to say zika is guilty until proven innocent." in the us, there are now nearly 80 cases in 21 states. nearly every case involves people who travelled to affected countries. at least one case was sexually transmitted. health authorities addressed reports that the zika virus was found in the semen of a british man two months after he was infected. (mark & fauci ) (dr. institutes of health) "q (mark albert): do we know precisely how long someone remains infected? a (anthony fauci): the answer is no. and some of the research we're funding will be to determine that. two weeks . ///we don't know how long." no vaccine currently exists for zika, although doctor anth

mark albert, cbs news, arlington, virginia. (toss to lindsey) bitof it is cold and factual error temperatures right now running in the lower teams from the new river valley to the mountain empire single digits from bloomfield hot springs and it is in the twenties subsist on link to d'antoni in martinsville but when you factor in the waves this is what it feels like to expose scandal load zero from galax with phil bluefield and even upward hot springs single digits along the spine of blue ridge feeling like one degree a whisper and sixteen degrees right now in danville so be sure you save very warm today and right as that is her big concern over the next two days with these winds coming from the northwest ushering in this or air sustained winds will range between fifteen to twenty miles per hour throughout the afternoon and this is why we are still under a wind chill advisory that expire sunday ten a.m. very parts to thewest and windchill warning is out for western when berks county temperatures this afternoon topping out in the

mark albert for cbs news, the white house. >>> the south carolina democratic primary will be held large percentage of black primary voters. yesterday, bernie sanders meeting with reverend al sharpton in harlem. sharpton did not endorse sanders but said hillary clinton has to earn black votes. starting next week, clinton will campaign with the mother of sandra bland, who was the black texas while in police custody. >>> sanders told scott pelley yesterday he'll appeal to black voters the same way he appeals to all americans. pelley also asked sanders about his tax plan. >> my tax plan is that at a time of massive income and wealth and inequality, the top 10% owes almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%, yes, we will ask the wealthiest people in this country and the largest corporations to start paying their fair share of taxes. >> sanders says the majority of tax increases would come from families making $250,000 or more. >>> now coming up on the "cbs this morning," we will talk with cbs news political director and anchor of "face the nation" john dickerson who will moderate saturday nigh

upgraded the operation center to a level one status this week, freeing up hundreds more employees to mark albert for cbs news, capitol hill. >>> there is no vaccine for the zika virus , the health organization recommended pregnant women in zika infected areas cover themselves with clothing and practice safe sex. zika has been found in 30 countries. >>> fans had to be shocked to see williams drop to the floor during the game against boston college. the coach suffers from vertigo after the break your health teams dr. allen mass welcome explain the condition. >>> a special love story, how the internet helped bring a world war ii veteran from durham and his wartime girlfriend together after they spent decades apart. >>> in time for valentines day , the coldest air of the season will be with us. this afternoon, cooler than yesterday. look at the windchills, feels like 28 rdu, how about 3 below zero at boon. we will talk about the colder air in the coming days and track the next chance for forecast coming up. >>> williams had bout of benign positional vertigo, showing up during games when he had to dr

mark albert reports. >> reporter: every degree is equal -- >> lieutenant caleb handy is teaching midshipmen something he never knew when he joined the navy. celestial navigation. >> the students have a blank stair of i am not understanding? >> you do get that a lot. a lot of it more, wide-eyed, what is this, look? >> this is a sex tant created in the mid 1700s, named for the scale which extends 60 degrees. one sixth, or sextant of a circle. it uses the stars to determine a navigator's location. >> it is a core competency of a naval officer to be able to navigate by the stars. >> but the navy stopped teaching celestial navigation more than a decade ago when gps became widespread. now with high-tech threats, the navy is bringing it back. a sextant unlike gps cannot be tampered with electral in this age of cyber attacks and cyber warfare? >> i wouldn't call it a fear but i would say it is a potential threat. >> it is not just the naval academy. the navy is bringing back celestial navigation, fleet- wide. including at navy rotc units, at college campuses. >> i had never done it before. i never

mark albert for cbs news, washington. >>> governor scott announced a new zika virus information hotline for residents and visitors. the hotline will be managed by the florida department of health and will answer questions on the zika virus in the number for the hotline is 855-622-6735 . >>> schools under fire. there's another arrest tonight after two south florida schools were hit by bullets this week. police caught the second suspect a few hours ago. >> his arrest comes as community leaders made a call for action today to put a stop to the violence. peter dench has retails for miami gardens. >> reporter: two days after shots were fired after carol city high school wednesday, hitting a window, stanley ragan reportedly a gang member seen leaving the school with a gun is in custody. >> i really want to think the public for the information they provided to us, the tips that came in. mister reagan surrendered himself today to our investigators. we were able to get this person office treat. >> reporter: tips and technology help police with this case. sedric artemis who police say shot and wo

mark albert for cbs news, the white house . we're still waiting to hear final details, but all signs point to an appearance by the gop frontrunner donald trump in southwest virginia next week. wdbj7 learned yesterday that bluegrass legend ralph stanley and his grandson nathan are endorsing trump for president. their publicist confirmed they are planning to attend a campaign event on monday in salem. trump was last in our area in january at liberty university in lynchburg salem city officials staffers though say no plans have been finalized. a man is charged after deputies say he led them on a chase in montgomery county last night. the sheriff's office says joseph meade is charged with several crimes including dui and reckless driving. it started last night around 8 when a deputy says meade's vehicle was going more than one hundered miles per hour on roanoke road near eastern montgomery high school. when the deputy tried to pull him over, meade sped off. a pursuit eventually ended with a head- meade's car and the deputy. no one

. >> as mark albert reports, they will press on emergency aid. >> and gave lawmakers on wednesday, a graphic description on the mosquito behind the virus. >> and in the course of one blood meal. it will spread disease quite quickly. >> and five at which are on tuesday. 80 percent don't show symptoms. virus is not linked to a rare birth defect. >> we're working around the clock, to find out as much as we do to reduce the risk of pregnant women. president obama has asked $1.8. can youing the disease program by 15 percent >> administering's disregard for the danger is inexplicable. >> they updated it to a level one status, to bring up hundreds more employees to work on combatting the virus. mark albert for cbs news, capitol hill. . >> focus tonight is on the cold weather. the showers, mainly in the east of cincinnati. we're going to feel like it's below zero. the cold will stick around for quite some time. and we'll see a few pieces of sunshine. kind of break apart from west to east later this evening. i expect from partial clearing to take place throughout the night. right now, east an

mark albert, cbs news, the supreme court. and be sure to stay with k-t-v-n and c-b-s news on air, online, and on facebook and twitter for continuing coverage. it was another nice day in reno with highs in the lower to mid 60's. wer'es eeing a decent amount of cloud cover and