somebody somewhere who collects the information to audit to make sure it is accurate and valid mcdonnell trump set -- donald trump would release his return but he cannot for the audit to they have to wait until it is completed? >> we take seriously our obligation to protect taxpayer privacy information whether their name or activities it is protected by statute so i cannot comment on anybody situation but even when dealing with someone that is their own possession. . . we need to understand that senators are respectful toward each other and that will be more conducive to getting real policy done instead of just after now make -- acrimony and vitriol. >> these are real people. la mesa president obama he had bags under his eyes. he was tired. he's a real person dealing with real things and so i thought that was perhaps the most interesting. >> "washington post" journalist capehart came to talk to us and i really loved the insight he gave us about being kind of the outside source, supporting back to us and the electorate about what's going on in our government. >> ruth bader ginsburg was the most

polls show donald trump with a opponents in most of the 12 states holding republican primaries and caucuses. >> mcdonnell, 49%. >> reporter: pollsters say those numbers may be hoe. >> there are some who won't acknowledge they are supporting him, but can't wait to vote for him. >> senator cruz hoping to win his home state of texas. >> what we will see, i believe, is donald trump and me coming out both with a significant chunk of delegates. >> reporter: democrats already in a two person contest, hillary clinton is hoping to land a knockout blow to bernie sanders. he is voting in his home state of vermont. >> with as many delegates as we possibly can. >> reporter: there are 859 at stake for the democrats. polls show clinton with a lead of 20 or more in six southern states. focus to the general election. >> i will stand up and fight for you through the this campaign no matter who the republicans nominate. >> reporter: clinton will hold a rally in florida tonight. the sunshine state votes march 15. >> anchor: the last will and testament of al qaeda leader osama bin laden released today by u.s. officials. he c

trump. meanwhile the supreme court has set a date to hear arguments in the federal corruption case mcdonnell. his last hope to overturn his conviction. and skies are clearing from rain and snow overnight. but the first warning storm team is tracking more rain on the way for your weekend. good evening - i )m beverly kidd. and i m les smith. we )re tracking more wet weather that could mean a soggy weekend ahead. temperatures on the horizon. meteorologist dominic brown has first warning storm team tracking clouds and a few showers for the weekend....the washout, but a few showers are possible. no rain is expected on our friday night though. instead, we )ll see partly cloudy skies. the winds will relax a bit from the north between 5 and 15 mph. temperatures will dip into the mid 30s overnight. on saturday, we )ll likely start the day with some sunshine. but clouds will build in advance of a fast moving area of low pressure from the northwest. this clipper system will move over the area, giving way to a few scattered showers late saturday through early sunday afternoon. the rain could be heavy at

trump and hillary clinton are the nominees. the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments in the appeal of bob mcdonnell's corruption case on april 27.y convicted mcdonnell and doing favors for wealthy executives in exchange for loans and gifts. pillar clinton and bernie sanders are set to attend al sharpton's annual civil rights conference. that hillary clinton and bernie sanders -- hillary clinton and bernie sanders. angeles mother is a new development in the o.j. simpson saga. authorities testing a knife allegedly found at the property once owned by the nfl star. hadtired police officer received the weapon several years ago. the home was later demolished. it is unclear if the night is linked to the 1994 murders of simpson's ex-wife and her friend. simpson was found not guilty of the murders. to military is starting recruit women for combat jobs, including the navy seals. women could be serving in previously male only positions in the fall. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. commodity markets closing in new york. let's take a look at today's biggest movers. we

trump will spend the evening campaigning in mississippi. voters there head to the polls tomorrow. now -- all new at five-thirty -- public officials convicted of corruption - like former governor bob mcdonnell, face an uncertain future, thanks to the supreme court's current balance. it all comes down to two things: what counts as "corruption" - and the death of antonin scalia. ten on your side's national correspondent chance seales explains. supers: :49-:58 chance seales / national correspondent 1:19-1:27 sen. bob menendez / d-new throughout a very public corruption trial. ((sot)) my greatest asset is my kids. ((vo)) but a surprise - could change everything. the death of justice antonin scalia. ((nat pop - scalia funeral)) ((vo)) the high court will hear mcdonnell's appeal -- in the case involving 177- thousand dollars in bribes. scalia was expected to be a vote in the convicted governor's favor, because in 1999, scalia argued that gifts don't always equal pribes, instead ((gfx)) "the government must prove a link between a thing of value conferred upon a public official and a specific 'official act' for or because of which it was given." ((chance seales / national correspondent)) in other w

trump got 8600. the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments in an appeal for a corruption case on april 27, nearly two years ago mcdonnellas convicted of doing favors for loans and gifts. in michigan, digging up old pipes connecting water mains to holmes. this will work on homes on the highest risk -- with the highest risk for lead poisoning. mark. the world, i am lost itsc has relevancy. they were able to push oil prices under $40 a barrel, but had little luck increasing them. us now is ed morris. ourif opec as last -- lost -- power, what is leading the market now? >> oversupply and at least some of the countries have done this, to see how weak production might be. we are in a big experiment. the first of the shale era to see how they will respond. it has been far more robust than some opec countries thought it would be. will seetually we about u.s. production falling and then we will be in the rebound. the rebound could put a cap on it again. scarlet: paint a picture of u.s. supplied, it is extraordinary. quickly have the bart chart -- u.s.hart, it shows that supply has come very close to what saudi arabia had back in

trump. >>> we now know when the supreme court will hear former virgi of his corruption conviction. the court will hear arguments april 27th. mcdonnell and his wife were convicted of doing favors for a virginia businessman in exchange for gifts and loans. mcdonnell says the definition of bribery is too broad. a court decision is expected by june. >>> whether or not you like snow, it sure makes for a lovely landscape, doesn't it? take a look at this. our news4 viewers sent us these photos of the snow that fell across the region overnight. most of us just got a dusting. flakes only stuck to the grass and to the trees, and the roads were clear, but folks in southern maryland got about four inches. so, doug, now that the sun is -- snow is out of here and the weekend has arrived, what's next? >> got to tell you, i was happy. i was very happy. i just wanted enough to cover my grass, even made a little snowman, pat. >> you got it air. it's not going to come right away. we still have some cloud cover around the region. take a look at what's happening out this right now. you can see the clouds continuing as the storm system moves to the atlan

by drawing this line in the sand because if mcdonnel somehow caves i think the base will go bonkers. i think it only would feed the notion that donald trumpy're out of touch, all of that. at the same time, this has put kelly ayotte, pat toomey, mark kirk, rob portman, all of these swing state republican senators running for reelection in an awkward spot because they have to sit here and, look, you have to give the white house credit. i think a lot of people didn't think they would do garland because garland isn't fighting up the democratic base. garland isn't an identity politics pick that will galvanize a specific group or be used as a way to get out the vote or something like that. he went purely for the pick that would make republicans most uncomfortable. >> i'm just wondering how limited they are in their thinking, these republicans that you listed, chuck. because their options are to look at someone that on paper they could be open to. or to wait it out and to force president obama going against the constitution which i've heard they like, to wait it out and see who hillary clinton or donald trump picks. i mean, i'm sorry, it defies