. >> apart of what brought mr. obama to the location, attacks in paris and san bernardino. >> you're worried about the threat of terrorism but on top of that as muslim americans you also have another concern and that is your entire community so often is targeted or blamed for the violent acts of the very few. >> mr. obama slammed anti-muslim rhetoric from leading republican presidential candidates. a major issue for many muslims in the audience including nayeem mohammed. >> they don't know what a politics might say from getting elections. >> this was the first time in his seven year presidency mr. obama visited a u.s. mosque. that's too long for some, like warda khalid. >> i think all of america could have benefited from hearing it a lot sooner. >> though it was a long time coming, once it happened, those who heard it were overjoyed. mr. obama's account of muslims in history, continuing through the early days of the republic. >> thomas jefferso jefferson's contemporaries tried to stir things up by suggesting he was a mus

mr. obamased his visit to the islamic society of baltimore to condemn anti-muslim rhetoric from the came pain trail and to find a way forward together. >> reporter: president obama came to this mosque outside of baltimore to deliver a history lesson, part for conciliation, and for fair play and justice, but there was an edge to the president's remarks. a reaction to much of the anti-muslim rhetoric that's being heard from the right on the campaign trail. for many muslims listening to president obama, it was a message that they had been waiting for. >> you fit in here. you're right where you belong. you're part of american too. you're not muslim or american, you're muslim and american. >> reporter: part what have brought mr. obama to baltimore, heightened islam phobia from paris and san bernardino. >> as muslim americans, you have another concern, that's your entire community so often is targeted or blamed for the violent acts of the very few. >> reporter: mr. obama slammed anti-muslim rhetoric

margaret brennan is with mr. obama at a southeast asian summit meeting that he's hosting in rancho mirage, california. >> reporter: mr. obama could make his pick as soon as next week, but election-year politics in an already-divided washington make his decision complicated. the president will need at least 14 republican senators to move the process forward, to help win some republican backing, mr. obama could choose a candidate who has already won some names that fit that bill, 63-year-old merrick garland, the chief judge on the d.c. circuit court, 48-year-old sri srinivasan also sits on that court. he would be first indian-american justice. 5eu7b 1-year-old former public defender jane kelly, harvard law classmate of the president. or he could make a bold choice, like attorney general loretta lynch. >> so help me god. >> reporter: who had to wait more than 160 days before she was confirm for her current position. the administration argues that history is on its side and points to the confirmation of justice anthony ken

. >> part of what brought mr. obama to the mosque, heightened islamophobia and attacks in paris and san bernardino. >> you're worried about the threat of terrorism but on top of that as muslim americans you also have another concern, that is your entire community so often is targeted or blamed for the violent acts of the very few. >> mr. obama slammed antimuslim rhetoric from leading republican presidential candidates, a major issue for many muslims in the audience, including naeen mohammed, whose work with young children leaves him concerned. >> they don't know how to separate what a politician might say. from getting elected. >> his first time in search years mr. obama visited a u.s. mosque. at a this is too long. for warda khalid. >> all of america could have benefited from hearing it a lot sooner. >> though i.t. was a long time coming, once it happened, those who heard it were overjoyed. especially welcome mr. obama's account of islam's part of u.s. history, brought over as slaves and continuing to the early days of

margaret brennan is with mr. obama at a southeast asian summit meeting he is hosting in rancho mirage, california. >> reporter: mr. obama could make his pick as soon as next week. but election year politics in an already divided washington make his decision complicated. the president will need at least 14 republican senators to move the process forward. to help win some republican backing, mr. obama could choose a candidate who is already won senate approval. some names that fit that bill -- 63-year-old merrit garland, 48-year-old also sits on the court, he would be the first indian-american justice, and 51-year-old former public defender gene kelly, harvard law class made it of the president. he could make a bold choice like attorney general loretta lynch. who had to wait more than 160 for her current position. the administration argues that history is on its side. and points to the confirmation of justice anthony kennedy as an example. nominated by president reagan, kennedy was confirmed during the 1988 election year

mr. obama still draws donors and fans along the motorcade route. david louie tweeted out this picture of the president. david? >> reporter: there's no question that the democratic national committee billed this as one of mr. obama's last visits here in his presidency. the streets here are easy to block off. but that was not the case at his first stop in palo alto. it was supposed to be a secret. but word spread quickly. what is it like having the president in your neighborhood? >> it feels good, because it's a lot of protection. >> reporter: school is out already for a long president's day weekend. a group of friends made t-shirts, each one with a letter of the president's name. the motorcade passed just 12 feet away. did he see you? >> yes, according to what my mom said. >> reporter: did he wave back? >> i think so. >> reporter: amy is founder and ceo of integrated archives systems. plant is a communications executive. their neighbor, who says she's a republican, saw guests filing into the fun

among other things, mr. obama spoke about the need to overcome fear through faith. " "fear can lead us to lash out against those who are different or lead us to try to get some sinister other under control. alternatively, fear can lead us to succumb to despair or paralysis or our most selfish impulses and erode the bonds of community." jack:

jane: mr. obama is expected to raise cuba's human rights record during his visit, although previously he said he would only go if he could meet with political dissidents. >> we will be in a better position to support human rights and a better life for the cuban people by engaging them. jane: by visiting cuba, president obama hopes to cement normal relations and make the process irreversible before he leaves the white house. jane o'brien, bbc news. laura: for more on today's announcement, i spoke with michael shifter, president of the inter-american dialogue. as jane was saying, the president by going is hoping to make the cuba policy irreversible, but given the opposition, can he achieve that in one visit? michael: he certainly could achieve pushing it forward. there has been a lot of progress made since he made the historic announcement at the end of 2014. there is momentum. there is clearly a lot of enthusiasm in washington and havana. i think president obama is going to be warmly received, and i t

says mr obama. (sot president obama / no super needed :24-:37) "we can capture terrorists, protect the american people and - and when done right - we can try them and put them in our maximum security prisons and it works just fine." hundreds of terrorists are already held in the u-s. with no incidents. mr obama did not propose which supermax prisons might take gitmo detainees, but congress voted last year to ban all gitmo "he should know - that the bipartisan will of congress has already been expressed against that proposal. on the campaign trail today: republican ted cruz (sot sen. ted cruz / (r) presidential candidate 1:01- 1:05) "don't shut down gitmo - expand it and let's add some new terrorists there!" republican marcio rubio (sot sen. marco rubio/ (r) presidential candidate 1:08- 1:11) "they're going to guantanamo and were gonna find out everything they know! " gitmo, full -------------in/out -------1:16/1:22) transfer. 46 face charges. 10 will never be released (===================== graphic o

president and mrs. obama will be here later today to pay their respects, and the supreme court is open to the public today for those who want to file past and say their final goodbyes. then tomorrow, the funeral at the basilicia of the national shrine of the immaculate conception here in washington. vice-president biden will attend. (s/ pete williams / nbc news / washington, dc ) when the two days of ceremonies honoring justice scalia have concluded, president obama may announce his choice of a nominee as early as next week to fill the vacancy on the court. i'm pete williams at the supreme court, back to you. >> a bill that woud impose statewide rules for police body cameras in nebraska is stoking a debate over how and when the recordings should be made public. a legislative committee heard testimony yesterday. the bill would require law enforcement agencies to adopt written policies for body camera. it would also allow police to withhold footage from the public if it's part of an investigation. the police ch

. >> what were you thinking, mrs. obama, such a sweet moment in the elevator. >> i'm sure i was thinking i am so proud of you. that's the i'm so proud of you. but my feet did hurt. >> i think i said, one more to go, sweetie. one more. >> almost done. >> the thing when i think about the obamas, even your dates come national news, news ories. movie "first date" i saw it. e thing that struck me in the vie. you are driving a car with a hole in it. >> this is true. >> you got a second date after driving that car? >> because i am so smooth. i could make up for the hole in the car. >> i thought i am going to >> that was in her mind at the time. >> upgrade and she did. >> we can work with this. >> diamond in the rough. >> you are getting ready to go on to other things. do you have advice for the new couple in, the job, the house? its the water pressure good is? there wi-fi, does the toilet run in the lincoln bedroom? >> the whole tech thing we have been trying to get that straight for the next group of folks. because this is an old

mr. obama has visited mosques overseas but never won during his presidency in the u.s. the president is scheduled to visit the islamic society of baltimore. he is expected to hold a rounds table discussion with the remarks. president obama is expected to reaffirm the importance of religious freedom to our way of >>> fire investigators are searching for the cause of an early morning fire in dunn that destroyed the structure. the call came in shortly after 2:00 in the morning, in the 600 block of west broad street. we are told the home is broken up into six aptments. residents say they escaped the flames because of the bravery of two dunn police officers. two sergeants happened to be patrolling in the area, they spotted the flames, and arrived within minutes. residents say they jumped into action and knocked on doors and everyone who lived there made it out safely. >>> also overnight, fire raleigh. it happened shortly before 1:00 this morning at a home on wingut drive. flames spread through the whole house by the time crews got on the scene. firefighters tell us the home

says mr obama. (sot president obama / no super needed :24-:37) "we can capture terrorists, protect the american people and - and when dodo right - we can try them and put them in our maximum security prisons and it works just fine." hundreds of terrorists are already held in the u-s. with no incidents. mr obama did not propose which supermax prisons might take gitmo detainees, bubucongress voted last year to ban all gitmo prisoners from the u-s (sot sen. mitch mcconnell / (r) senate majority y ader :52-:57) "he shshld know - that the bipartisan will of congress has already been expressed against that proposal. on the campaign trail today: republican ted cruz (sot sen. ted cruz / (r) presidential candidate 1:01-1:05) "don't shut down gitmo - expand it and let's add some new terrorists there!" republican marcio rubio (sot sen. marco rubio/ (r) presidential candidate 1:08-1:11) "they're going to guantanamo and were gonna find out everything they know! " gitmo, that once held 680 detainees is down to (==

it will be part of a trip to latin america, mr. obama is making next month. the obama administration began normalizing the relations with the castro regime in 2014. this would be the first state island nation since 1928. on the campaign trail, the news did not sit well with at least two republican presidential candidates, ted cruz and marco rubio who are both children of cuban immigrants who fled the castro regime. >> my whole problem, i want the relationship between the u.s. and cuba to change but it has to be reciprocal. >> my family has seen firsthand the evil and the owe pregs ression in cuba. >> ted cruz is leading donald trump in a national poll. a nbc news/wall street poll shows the pole was taken following the most recent debate in south carolina and the first time trump hasn't led a national trump has threatened to sue cruzs advertisement showing trump supporting abortion rights in a 1999 interview. yesterday, trump's lawyers sent a letter to the cruz campaign s replete with outright lies. >> i don't think anyone is surprised that donald is threatenin

the vice president will be there in place of mr. obama. >>> american warplanes struck an isis camp in libya overnight killing dozens of people. the airstrikes likely killed an operative linked to attacks last year. >>> new information about this helicopter crash in honolulu. this video is terrifying. it was a sightseeing helicopter with a family of four and a it crashed in the waters off center. a 15-year-old boy is in critical condition today. his parents and brother and pilot were injured. >>> we have a traffic alert if you plan on driving in tampa or clearwater over the weekend. road warrior hilary zalla has areas you may want to avoid. >> with all the events this weekend we'll have heavy traffic. i want to start in downtown tampa with the gasparilla distrance classic. during evening rush hour they are doing registration at the convention center. tomorrow at 3:00 a.m. roads start to close. the main ones affected gandy and florida avenue. we have all this on our website and parking information. clearwater folks expect a lot of traffic d

mr. obama has made no secret of his dire to visit the island, that he indicated in december he wanted to see good progress on human rights and other@ areas of concern before he went. turns out he's going to go anyway. that certainly rankles representative ilian an ros-lehtinen, a miami veteran republican without serves the 27th congressional district which includes much of miami, hialeah, southwest miami dade. congresswoman. >> i'm not too rankled. i'm disappointed but i don't to rankled well. >> okay, you characterize it in your own way. on thursday you did say it's shameful. >> it is. >> the president would go-- why is it shameful that a president trying to advance a policy, one you disagree with, would go to a country and try and sit down with its leader and say hey, you've got to do better on human rights and other things. >> because, well, i agree with he said when the conditions are right we will advance human rights. all of those statements are positive. but t at we see here in my point

mr. obama predicted the election outcome for mr. trump. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president and the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american people and i think they recognize that being president is a serious job. it's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. it's not promotion. it's not marketing. it's hard and a lot of people count on us getting it right. and it's not a matter of pandering and doing whatever will get you in the news on a given day and sometimes it requires you making hard decisions even when people don't like it. >> senator cruz is attacking donald trump's position on aborti abortion. he released a video reminding voters of the reversal on trump's position. >> even now there's a candidate in the race playing games with life. donald trump spent most of his adult life prior to this lexa o election pro-abortion. he went pledge to defund planned parenthood. >> trump responded with a statement that reads despite ted cruz attempt to smear me, i

the announcement came after mr. obama met with vietnam's prime minister at a summit with southeast asian leaders monday in california. the president's vietnam visit will be a side trip while in the region for the grouof seven summit in japan. mr. obama will become the third straight president to visit the southeast asian nation. the u-s looks to strengthen that country worries over china's aggressions in the south china sea. former governor chet culver has been lobbying against privatization of medicaid in iowa. on monday, he brought his message to sioux city, speaking to a crowd at the siouxland center for active generations. culver is leading the charge for the group "advocates for iowa medicaid", which says it wants to provivi a clear voice for iowans. "we're really builng a statewide coallition of advocates, providers, beneficiaries, people that are directly impacted by iowa's medicaid system everyday." said culver. "it's a broad cross- section of iowans that are representing more than a half million people on medicai

but i got myself together for ou clean up nicely, mrs. obama. >> thank you, thank you. >> but what is on the menu? >> friends we have been having now the last four or five years. we all go upstairs to the residence. sort of in the treaty room whiche clear everything out. it's your basic wings, pizza. >> we have super bowl food. >> nachos. >> we let it move off the like everybody else. folks rate the commercials. >> you do? >> yeah. people do this. >> but, basically, we have ways that we do the super bowl. we have the serious watchers and that is the treaty room where if you're in that room, you're >> watch the game. >> then there is the outside they are kind of fooling around then there is the sham champagne room. that is where my mother sits and you don't know what isu're close to the champagne champagne. >> the first inauguration, we had ten balls to go to.thinking, my feet hurt. >> what do you think when you look at that, mrs. obama? it's such a sweet moment in the elevator. >> i was thinking, i'm so proud of you. that is that i'm so proud o

says mr obama. "we can capture terrorists, protect the american people and - and when done right - we can try them and put them in our maximum security prisons and it works just fine." hundreds of terrorists are already held in the u-s. with no incidents. mr obama did not propose which supermax prisons might take gitmo detainees, but congress voted last year to ban all gitmo prisoners from the u-s senate majority leader :52-:57"he should know - that the bipartisan will of congress has already been expressed against that proposal. on the campaign trail today: presidential candidate 1:01- 1:05"don't shut down gitmo - expand it and let's add some new terrorists there!" republican marcio rubio presidential candidate 1:08- 1:11"they're going to guantanamo and were gonna find out everything they know! " gitmo, that once held 680 detainees is down to 91. 35 eligible for transfer. 46 face charges. 10 will never be released 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed is at gitmo and looks likely to stay there. au

mr. obama delivered a message to america to not be prejudice. recently someone called for increasing limits on muslim immigration, to which mr. obama asked for acceptance before judgment. >> we're one american family, and when any part of our family starts to feel separate or second class or targeted it nation. >> critics accuse mr. obama of playing politics and point out the islamic society of baltimore center was a poor choice, including around ties to islamic extremists. >>> a killer on the run after a murder at an apartment complex in orlando. jackie orozco kicks off tonight's nightly news wrap. >> reporter: orlando police are looking for several suspect who is they say were involved in a double shooting. they had this entire area blocked off last night, and we know that a neighbor told us one person was found dead right there in that parking lot. now, this apartment complex is located in the 4800 block of cypress woods drive. deticktives are still working on trying to find the motive of this shooting. opd's not releasing too many details ab

>> what were you thinking, mrs. obama, when you look at that? it's such a sweet moment in the elevator. >> i was thinking, i'm so proud of you. that is that i'm so proud of you, but my feet do hurt. >> her feet did hurt. i think i said, one more to go, sweetie. >> you promise? >> i know you don't make predictions but i am asking this brief favor for you to circle who you think will win the game and we will read it tomorrow on "cbs this morning." >> i'll be in the champagne room. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," of course, you'll find out which team the president picked in gayle's interview. plus, we will speak with gop trump and marco rubio. also a closer look at beyonce's video for "foundation." that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. we leave you the carpool karaoke last night on "the late late show" that featured elton john. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. 8 say she was taken from a caretaker's home. who police are now looking for in connection to her abduction. denver broncos fans are waking up ha