. >>> the nighted nations special envoy to syria says president bashar al-assad must be involved in alution to end the fighting. he emphasized he wasn't talking about long-term plans he insists that the geneva communique remains the basis of a u.n. plan to end the war. it calls for a transitional government possibly including members of the current government. >> it is an important dialogue that we need to have. he is still president of syria. there is a government there. there is a large part of syria which is under the control of the syrian government. and i will continue having very important discussions with him because he is part also of the solution. >> now, talks between the syrian government and opposition fighters have bring down in homs. the rebels say they won't accept government demands to put down their arms in exchange for insuring the safety of civilians. here is more. >> reporter: this has been the scene in this neighborhood in homs for several days. constant bombardment by regime force is his a clear sign that that -- of where the negotiations with the rebels stand. t

last night, national security advisor susan rice offered the sharpest criticism yet, to charlie roses. >> ifill: netanyahu, who's in the middle of an election campaign, fired back today during a visit to a jewish settlement near jerusalem. >> ( translated ): there are many reasons to worry about the agreement that is forming now. the world powers have committed. >> ifill: the obama administration has said, despite early reports, no deal is in place. iran staged a major show of military force today, taking aim at a life-size model of a u.s. aircraft carrier. state television broadcast war games near the entrance to the persian gulf. spectators looked on as speedboats raced in, and missile batteries fired on the mock-up, doing heavy damage. the u.s. navy dismissed the exercise. a spokesman said: "they've attempted to destroy the equivalent of a hollywood movie set." in afghanistan, at least 124 people died in avalanches triggered by heavy snowfall. homes in four northeastern provinces were buried in the snow slides. the hardest hit area, about 60 miles outside kabul, affected hundreds

last night, national security advisor susan rice offered the sharpest criticism yet, to charlie roses. >> what has happened over the last several weeks by virtue of the invitation that was issued by the speaker and the acceptance of it by prime minister netanyahu two weeks in advance of his election, is that on both sides there has now been injected a degree of partisanship, which is not only unfortunate. it think it's destructive of the fabric of the relationship. >> ifill: netanyahu, who's in the middle of an election campaign, fired back today during a visit to a jewish settlement near jerusalem. >> ifill: f.b.i. agents in new york arrested two men today who they say were planning to join >> ( translated ): there are many reasons to worry about the agreement that is forming now. the world powers have committed. >> ifill: the obama administration has said, despite early reports, no deal is in place. iran staged a major show of military force today, taking aim at a life-size model of a u.s. aircraft carrier. state television broadcast war games near the entrance to the persian gulf.

. >> voiced disapproval in an interview with charlie roast last night national security advisory susan rice expressed concern over the typing of -- timing of the visit. . >> what has happened over the last several weeks. by virtue of the invitation that was issued by the speaker of the house, in advance of his election, on both sides there has now been injected a degree of partisanship which is not only unfortunate i think it's destructive of the fabric of the relationship. >> secretary of state john kerry also spoke about netanyahu today. he told a house committee that the prime minister was wrong about an earlier deal that halted iran's nuclear program and that his judgment of current talks may be misguided. >> mike viqueria is at the white house tonight. mike susan rice's comments seem to be escalating the situation between the administration and israel. >> it's remarkable antonio people watching this situation says it is worse than it has been in a generation between an american administration and the prime minister's office in israel. a lot of people very concerned. consider the f

night. the national weather service warrants a wind chill advisory in the d.c. metro area, and in the lighter shade of blue to the northwest, that is where a windchill warning is in effect. clouds increasing through the day tomorrow. snow arriving around the dinnertime area, after 4:00 p.m. mainly southwest of town, and expect impacts for your tuesday morning commute. >> eileen, looking ahead to round two of this winter weather. people are still cleaning up from the high winds we have been dealing with since last night. caroline tucker is live in rockville. a mess in many areas tonight. >> these bitter cold temperatures and wicked wind have really created havoc across our region from yesterday into today. it has created black ice terrible conditions on the roadways, and first responders have needed to be on call extra time. strong wind gusts uprooted trees all around the region. in alexandria, glass shattered and cars were dented after a tree toppled over and woke up neighbors. >> it sounded like a car accident. >> some only braved the weather for a short time.

just last night, national security adviser susan rice talked about the potential for an isis attack inside the u.s. listen to this. >> isil has the potential and perhaps the intent to try to attack the u.s. homeland. to date their ability to carry out you attacks against u.s. persons, interests, facilities even overseas is thus far limited. but we recognize that they have an ambition and ideology that poses a threat not only to the people in the countries of the middle east but also have acted in europe and elsewhere more broadly. we take that very seriously. >> joining me now to discuss further. global affairs analyst bobby goesh. also with me is evan perez, our cnn justice correspondent. i want to start with you, evan. i know you're still learning details about the recent arrest. what do you know now about the suspects? >> we know that the suspects got on the radar of the fbi last summer. after the fbi saw them posting very alarming things on the internet in a website that traffics in isis ideology and propaganda. they decided to introduce them to an undercover informant who then was abl

. >> reporter: did you get enough help from the national guard? >> on that night? no, we got no help from the national guard on that night? >> reporter: is that a sore point? >> it certainly is. >> reporter: chief jackson said he has no plans to retire, scott, and while he acknowledges there are some who would like to see him go, he says he feels his position here in ferguson is solid. >> pelley: dean reynolds with the news-making enterview tonight. dean, thanks very much. in america's war against isis overnight u.s. fighters and bombers and allied aircraft hit fire targets in syria 10 in iraq. the u.s. military says the targets included an isis oil rig in syria and in iraq, three isis boats, several fighting positions, and armored vehicles. we're told that all americans returned safely to their bases or their ships. the u.s. also has a stake in ukraine where a cease-fire has failed before it ever got started. russia is backing rebels who are fighting to carve out an independent country in the east. this is becoming the biggest contest between the u.s. and russia si

off the night, author nida the national press club you happen to be standing next to ted olson the former solicitor general. when he gets before the court joan biskupic what is the reaction of the justices to him and how does he play to them. >> guest: that's a great question something i have studied for a long time. at least as ted olson has been around. they know him from way back when. just the way chief justice roberts was in the administration. he spends new year's eve with ruth bader ginsburg and recently with elena kagan. when i have conversations with them so they pay attention when he speaks just like they pay attention to a lot of the regulars out there and and he has been on sixtysomething arguments before the justices. so it's fascinating to watch him and watch how the justices respond. they respond especially to many of the former solicitors general just like seth rocks man who was the solicitor general for bill clinton and ted olson was this lesser general for george w. bush. >> host: does he play to the justices? >> guest: they all do to justice kennedy who was a

tomorrow night, the national hockey league brings the stadium series to levi stadium.ke on the l.a. kings. the game is outdoors. game time 7:00 p.m. it will be a little cool clear skies. no rain or snow on the hockey game. i don't think the players will mind. they are used to playing in much cooler conditions. >> yeah, in fact, they practiced this afternoon. we'll have that coming up at 6:00. it's really incredible venue with the ice down. still ahead the message pop star iggy azalea is sending by signing off social media. >>> a guarantee from an airline. what delta is promising frequent flyers if the checked bag is late. >> i'm michael finney. >>> in honor of black history month, we are using the abc 7 app. there will be guided nature walks, children's crafts and information about african-americans who pioneered conservation in america. more on the abc 7 bay area instagram feed. >> iggy asail ya is getting off social media. a lakers player, nick young, says because of the hate rid and pettiness she's off social media. >>> a sugar tax to present obesity and why holding

george took home the top award at last night's national press foundation dinner.t. i would like add to that intellect and wit. >> wow. thank you, guys. [ applause ] >> that was some picture too. >> you look really happy. >> it captures the moment. >> it did. >> in a way i can't describe. >> you just did. national press foundation they do great work training journalists. >> thank you very much. >>> "pop news" and weather coming up. michael in the social square. >> congratulations to you on that award. nobody deserves it more than you, my friend. now, here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma morning menu" in the social square powered by samsung galaxy. one thing that makes neil patrick harris nervous hosting the oscars. >>> plus kristen bell taking a stand on vaccines. what she's doing to protect her kids and can't wait to catch up with cameron mathison. he's bringing the red carpet to some lucky viewers with our "gma" game show on the go. it looks like he's got some serious star power with him right now. all that and becky worley is here and takes us behind the be

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our national roundtable townhall airs tuesday night at 7:00 on news channel 8. that will follow president benjamin netanyahu's address. you can also watch it live at wjla.com. coming up, increasing pain at the pump. how much gas prices have jumped in the past week. an oscar gown stolen from a hotel room has been found. the reason that the free part of kimberly: breaking news from adelphi, firefighters on the scene of a car that slammed into a house on riggs road. the driver was trapped for a short time. the driver was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. nobody else was hurt. 7 on your side with a consumer alert for drivers. hyundai has recalled nearly a quarter million vehicles because of a power steering problem. it involves model years 2008 thropuugh 2010. federal regulators say that a sensor glitch could disable power steering, making the vehicles difficult to control. according to aaa, prices at the pump have jumped $.12 in one week for stop the national average stands at $2.40 per gallon. in d.c., driver opinion average of $2.49 marylan

one of my favorite opening nights last night at the national.test kooftcoustically i prommed. i would say that to anybody. performed. couldn't have been more attentive or had a better time. >> at one point you lafred and they loved it. >> towardsed end of the show i broke that fourth wall. a funny moment at the end of the show and it kind of took me out of the show a minute and i enjoyed myself. >> can you say what it was? a. spoiler alert. it involves the jury scene. i can't tell you about that. >> everybody said it was wonderful. i think people like it when you break that fourth wall i. think certain times yes. i think atship point in the show if you've engaged the audience for 2.5 hours and have a little break especially in something that is a musical comedy i think they kind of like to know they're in on the joke as well. kind of fun. >> what is your favorite song? you sing a few? >> my favorite one, hands down what they refer to as the ventriloquist number. the running tape you just saw a few minutes ago. i think it's they both reach for th

rioting from home fans spread on to the streets outside the stadium on a night when equatorial guinea's fine hosting of the nation's cup went up in smoke and tear gas too. >> translator: i hope fifa can forgive us for our mistakes, because our fans behaved very badly. >> reporter: the night is almost over for the ghana fans behind me, but it should have been one of joy. instead, of course, it turned sour. after all the objects that were thrown at them and these are just some of the ones, a mirror, would you believe, a broken plate, and this, one of dozens, hundreds of stones thrown their way. they have a major decision to make. are they prepared to travel to sunday's final against ivory coast in the nation's cup or are they going to stay home and stay away from what should be a showcase and joyous event. for bbc news this is pierce edwards. >> the eruption of trouble sparked a strong reaction on social media as you might imagine. the haitian musician and politician wycleaf jean who supports ghana tweeted his dismay saying the tournament has come to a shameful halt by the home fans. african football deserves better.

this special on tomorrow night. a nation"20/20" and this is an eight-month investigation. you go into prisons and for you and your team went into four different prisons and comes for a time when there's more calls for reform. >> something isn't working and this is really an amazing journey. we go cell by cell to find out what's happening because america incarcerates more women than any other country on earth longer sentences on average and it may surprise a lot of people as we traveled around. the fastest growing population in the female incarceration, white women who were driven there, many of them by prescription drugs and i want you to meet one of the women we met in a cell. >> watching you on "good morning america," i was thinking about that today. i was like every morning. that's who, you and charlie -- that's who i watched getting ready for work and getting the kids' lunches packed. >> reporter: a loving husband, three kids a good job as the manager of a car company. she was a little league mom. one day a painful car a

here at -- author night at the national press club. you just happened to be standing next to ted olson, the former solicitor general, when he gets before the court, what's the reaction of the justices to him and how does he play to them? >> that's a great question. something i've studied for a long time. i've been covering the court at least as long as ted olson has been around. they know him personally. they know him from way back when. he was in the reagan administration just the way chief justice john roberts was in the reagan administration. he social iowaed with antonin schoola. he actually spends new year's eve with justice right baiter ginsburg, justice scalia and elana kagan. they know him and will often refer to him by the first name. so the pay attention when he speaks like they pay attention to the regulars up there, and he has certainly -- let's see. he's been on 60 something arguments before the justices. he has some different quirks of which watches he wears what he argues, howl he does it. it's fascinating to watch him a

. >> night of mourning across the nation for 3 muslim college students killed in what the family say was a hate crime. more than 5000 people turned out for the funeral in north carolina. there were so many people the service was held at field across from the mosque. candle light vigil held tonight outside san francisco general hospital where the sister of one of the victims works. dr. seuss anbar cat brother was one of the 3 students killed by a neighbor in what police say was dispute over parking. >> vanishes on bart. they voted to immediately ban electronic figure receipt on train and inside bart station. it's after complaint from number of riders. the signs will warn violators. fines start at 100 dollars. >> apartment for sale in san francisco has unusual perk. free uber ride. 800,000 dollar unit is in the marina on van ness avenue. one bedroom condo doesn't come with parking so the seller is offering unlimited uber ride for one year to the buyer. >> well it was supposed to help cars speed along but the complaint have really started to pile up. >> michael is here with the big prob

night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption contenticap.org] >> the second blast of wintry weather headed our way. a deadline fast approaching, the last-minute troubles as people race to enroll in health care and the details you need to know if you're not planning to sign up. plus a consumer alert for drivers. gas prices here at home are on the rise. he did evening. i'm kimberly suiters. first, cleaning up a massive mess. this cold and windy weather has spelled trouble for thousands of you. in aspen hill, wins gusted up to 60 miles per hour and blew out the windows of this building. on old baltimore road in montgomery county, officials fighting a barn fire were dealing with wind chills

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because now the announcement has been coming from the north and the reagan, it's beautiful at night seeing the national cathedral and coming along the potomac and seeing the kennedy center and seeing that, looking down the mall and seeing the lincoln and the washington and the jefferson memorial that there's something wonderful about coming in to our nation's capital. over the years i've never lost that looking at the great monuments and tnkinhiabout the great leaders. but i've got to tell you as much as i love coming here i love coming home even more. not just because i love wisconsin but because in many ways i think with the respect that many of the people here are trying to change that that for a lot of folks here in our nation's capital in washington it is kind of a dump. i like to call it 68 square miles surrounded by reality. and in many ways there's a big difference between washington and the rest of the country. and so today part of what i want to talk about that is that contrast not just between wisconsin and washington but the rest of america. what i've seen here in the last few years under t

night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute which is responsible for its caption content accuracy. visit ncicap.org] corporate funding for washington week is provided by: corporate funding is also provided by: boeing. prudential. additional funding provide by newman's own foundation. provided by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> next on "kqed newsroom," the cell phone tracking device more bay area police departments are buying. plus, what your cell phone battery might reveal about you. also, the trial that's the talk of silicon valley. ♪ >>> good evening and welcome to "newsroom." i'm thuy vu. tonight we're going to talk about how law enforcement and hackers can track your cell phone. later in the show you'll hear from a stanford researcher about how much one sensor in your phone can reveal about you. but first, we're going to talk about devices known as stingrays, amberjacks, and triggerfish. these are devices police use to track the location of cell phones. they mimic cell phone towers

. >> night of mourning across the nation for 3 muslim college students killed in what the family say was a hate crime. more than 5000 people turned out for the funeral in north carolina. there were so many people the service was held at field across from the mosque. candle light vigil held tonight outside san francisco general hospital where the sister of one of the victims works. dr. seuss anbar cat brother was one of the 3 students killed by a neighbor in what police say was dispute over parking. >> vanishes on bart. they voted to immediately ban electronic figure receipt on train and inside bart station. it's after complaint from number of riders. the signs will warn violators. fines start at 100 dollars. >> apartment for sale in san francisco has unusual perk. free uber ride. 800,000 dollar unit is in the marina on van ness avenue. one bedroom condo doesn't come with parking so the seller is offering unlimited uber ride for one year to the buyer. >> well it was supposed to help cars speed along but the complaint have really started to pile up. >> michael is here with the big prob

tomorrow night he attend a democratic national committee fundraiser in san francisco and will leave on saturday morning for palm springs. >> it may not be the big winner but a powerball purchased in the east bay matched five numbers in the $564 million palm beach worth $1.4 million purchased at pop top market and liquor in san leandro. three tickets matched all six numbers told in texas, north carolina and puerto rico. they will have to split. the numbers are 11 thin, 25 39, 54 and power ball is 19. the jackpot was the third largest in powerball. >> did you buy tickets? >> why believe i when but eric is not here this morning... >> we need to make a call. >> eric i have always been your best buddy. >> you have to get in line behind me. >> i live closer to him. here is a look at our temperatures around san francisco: veteran in the bayview and crissy field and 56 in ocean beach. glenn park is 54. coming through the ferry building 53, headed to downtown at 52 degrees. we have 51 in belmont and richmond and 52 in pacifica and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 40s and american canyon at 41

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. >>> still ahead fon us on a friday night, dramatic measures from the nation's largest do-it-yourself tax preparer as customers who went to file their taxes were told someone's already done that while trying to steal their money. >>> an alarming notice from the most popular web service for people who file their own taxes. we've gotten late word before we came on the air toned that turbotax has started processing state income tax returns again after freezing them over the last 24 hours. the reason for the halt, many users found someone had already filed to claim their refunds illegally. our report tonight from nbc's anne thompson. >> reporter: nicole miller hadn't even started thinking about her taxes until last week. >> i got an e-mail saying that my e-file was successful and i hadn't even filed my taxes yet. >> reporter: not only that but her state taxes were filed in georgia. miller lives and works in wisconsin. so she'd called turbotax, the software company she used for the last three years. >> turbotax told me that i was likely the victim of fraud. >> reporter: complaints from mil

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. >> night of mourning across the nation for 3 muslim college students killed in what the family say was a hate crime. more than 5000 people turned out for the funeral in north carolina. there were so many people the service was held at field across from the mosque. candle light vigil held tonight outside san francisco general hospital where the sister of one of the victims works. dr. seuss anbar cat brother was one of the 3 students killed by a neighbor in what police say was dispute over parking. >> vanishes on bart. they voted to immediately ban electronic figure receipt on train and inside bart station. it's after complaint from number of riders. the signs will warn violators. fines start at 100 dollars. >> apartment for sale in san francisco has unusual perk. free uber ride. 800,000 dollar unit is in the marina on van ness avenue. one bedroom condo doesn't come with parking so the seller is offering unlimited uber ride for one year to the buyer. >> well it was supposed to help cars speed along but the complaint have really started to pile up. >> michael is here with the big prob

after their win over washington last night the warriors stayed in the nation's capitol and steph curryest at the white house. steph met president obama who is a huge hoops fan and discussed the nothing but nets initiative to prevent the spread of malaria in africa. he donates three bed nets to nothing but nets to every three pointer that he makes. and he joined his warrior teammates at arlington national cemetery today. steph, david leigh and iguodala laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldiers. this was a memorial day as they head off to cleveland. college hoops in berkeley. check out the kid there asleep. "birdman" won best picture. we tried to stay topical. and he double clutcheses and scores 16 in the first half. joseph young lighting it up as well and using the left nicely. second half and catch and shoot and finish with 22 points. bears were up 51-47 and then oregon explodes. a 13-2 run and young with a lefty flush. 25 points for young as the ducks win it 80-69. good highlights. >> nice to see barry zito back. >> at age 36 and going on 37.

night of the year. >>> then to serious matters and possible terrorist threats made against a nation's malls. this on the heels of a showdown on capitol hill over funding our homeland security. >>> a big finish at daytona and much more on a busy monday, february 23rd. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm milissa rehberger. it was a night of glitter and gold in hollywood at the 86th academy awards. funny and poignant moments from a mother/daughter dust-up on the red carpet to stars getting serious. they performed "the lego movie" song "everything is awesome." and andy samberg accompanied them. actress dakota johnson and mom melanie griffith had words when it was revealed that melanie didn't plan on seeing "50 shades of grey." >> first monster role, anastasia in "50 shades of grey" has done so well at the box office. it feels like everybody has seen it. have you? >> no. no. >> she's a really good actress. i don't need to see that to know how good she is. >> you don't have to see it. >> mom! dwayne "the rock" johnson got a little nostalgic for presenting for best animated film.

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night. and speaking of baseball washington nationals pitchers and catchers reported to camp today. first official workout will be saturday morning. let's go to florida! >> ready to go. we all are. >> let's talk tonight. we'll possibly set record low temperatures. we have a wind chill advisory steve rudin will be in. make sure you catch with him late tonight at 11:00 for the very latest on what to expect on this very cold friday morning. >> all right. expect cold. "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. join us at 11:00. have a goo as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half-fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch-- upload speeds as fast as your download speeds so files go out in a snap. call today to get $200 back when you switch to fios internet and phone for just $99.99 a month with a 2-year agreement and get $200 back. just call 1.888.774.4418 today. >>> on this thursday night, pipes bursting families now paying the price for this. and now, the next storm. ice,

after their win over washington last night the warriors stayed in the nation's capitol and steph currya guest at the white house. steph met president obama who is a huge hoops fan and discussed the nothing but nets initiative to prevent the spread of malaria in africa. he donates three bed nets to nothing but nets to every three pointer that he makes. and he joined his warrior teammates at arlington national cemetery today. steph, david leigh and iguodala laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldiers. this was a memorial day as they head off to cleveland. college hoops in berkeley. check out the kid there asleep. "birdman" won best picture. we tried to stay topical. and he double clutcheses and scores 16 in the first half. joseph young lighting it up as well and using the left nicely. second half and catch and shoot and finish with 22 points. bears were up 51-47 and then oregon explodes. a 13-2 run and young with a lefty flush. 25 points for young as the ducks win it 80-69. good highlights. >> nice to see barry zito back. >> at age 36 and going on 37. >>> all right. that is our rep

stranded airline passengers are finally catching flights today after a pretty rough night at the airport. at reagan national crews were working overnight and through the morning trying to clear snow off the runways and the tarmac so flights could get back up and running. the deicers blasted light snow off the planes and the flights going going after most were canceled in the bad weather last night. >> we were scheduled to get out on a jetblue flight at 8:00. it was delayed all the way up until a few minutes before 1:00 when they decided to cancel it. so we've been here ever since. >> reporter: how are the sleeping accommodations at national airport? >> they don't help you get a metro, a hotel. they don't even give you a blanket. they just abandon us at 1 a.m. >> no blankets, no nothing. >> a little rough out there. a whole class from savanna, georgia, high school was stranded when their flight was canceled. delta airlines handed them out blankets to make their overnight stay a little more bearable with emphasis on the words a little. >>> no matter. are you stuck at the airport or in the comfort of your home

association saying julianne and the women behind "still alice" have helped ignite a national conversation. last night else. from #stillalice, so many sharing their own stories. still joyce. still dad, still paula, still david. still my beautiful mother. and backstage for julianne, her family coming first, too. her husband taking this photo for their kids, telling george of the nerves back home. >> he said, let me take a picture for the kids. he was almost -- he was sick with anxiety watching. >> reporter: last night, his mom won. >> for my husband bart and our children, cal and liv, thank you for my life, thank you for giving me a home. thank >> >>> new labor trouble at the port of oakland. >> >>> a silicon valley executive boss takes on some of her giants. >> a pot plant shoot out in a north bay neighborhood. >> a demand for late night transit and looking at options facing those who work the other 9:00 to 5:00. >> that breaking news is on the peninsula. a woman is in critical condition after her car was hit by a cal train. >> sky 7 hd is live. this happened about an hour ago. the afternoon commute w

. >> president obama and vice president biden attending a meeting of the national governor's association. last nighty kicked off the annual winter meeting with a dinner at the white house. the president vowed to keep working to make progress during his next two years in office. >> it was one of the most iconic images in american history and it turns 70 years old today. >> it was february 23rd 1945. you know it well. these when a fairly unknown associated press photographer took this photo of five u.s. marines and a navy sail her racing the u.s. flag. the photo ended up winning a pew let's zer, prize. >> what movie was on top at the box office this weekend? just ahead. >> a story from new england. a man survives an explosion in a friend's bathroom. >> and a guy who spends his life behind the scenes. what did he do that led him to be called pure inspiration? >>> it's a night to celebrate in hollywood. it's a really good night to celebrate if you have taken home an oscar. we'll have more from the academy awards coming up. >> well you knew the lower gas prices wouldn't last forever. here's new proof. th

i think the night before last the national guard was here with the front-end loader. it's brutal.round not much fun. >> reporter: the little guy here, how's he handleing it so far? >> he's been inside two days straight. we dropped the wife off at work and going to go to the aquarium and get him out a little bit. >> you have to love the face. everybody is dealing with cabin fever. our crew is working hard. you guys are going to hard to the aquarium. >> going to head to the aquarium and hopefully it's toasty inside and get a little exercise. >> reporter: that is really the story how people are dealing with it. i love it folks in boston for the most part are dealing with this with a stiff upper chin and giving it right back to winter. >> i was amazed zach isn't wearing a hat. is he crazy? >> reporter: we had him sitting in our truck a little bit and brought him out just for the interview. he's got a hoodie on. i don't want to get him in trouble but definitely has a hoodie on. >> thanks. i'm glad. i appreciate it. >>> the snow isn't all bad news for my next guest, joined by frank in p

. >> hours earlier on sunday night, the president of egypt addressed the nation after a video of theeadings was released. despite a large number of egyptians working in libya, he urged egyptians not to travel there and reaffirmed egypt's right to avenge the killings. libya's air force said they carried out airstrikes as well. in the video, one of the islamists said the jihadist group, which is sought -- thought to be an affiliate of the islamic state group, said they are ready to conquer rome. libya is 350 kilometers from italy. on sunday, matteo renzi's defense minister called for an international coalition to stop the jihadist group from gaining ground in libya. >> the victims were kidnapped weeks ago in libya. >> 21 christian egyptian men marched to their deaths, forced to kneel, and then beheaded. murdered, according to the islamic state propaganda video because of their religion. the men were kidnapped in december by militants loyal to the islamic state group and they were all laborers who had come to libya for work. a part of the video was already released three days ago. since

night. the harbormaster says he quickly contacted the national response center. the fire department initially responded. they've been out here with contractors this morning. this afternoon we spoke to a marina resident who said that the smell last night was absolutely unbearable. >> you always have a little bit of a smell. there are old boats that tend to leak a little bit. but this one was big. i looked outside. even though it was nighttime, i could see it was blanketing the water. >> reporter: some of the residents opted to sleep in their vehicles. others ended up going to nearby motels as a precaution. as we return live to the marina, officials with the department of fish and wildlife and the coast guard did collect samples from the water throughout the day. those have been sent to sacramento for testing and they hope to get the tests back in the coming days to determine where exactly that diesel could have come from. we're live at the alameda marina. chris wynne. >>> an investigation about a dismembered body the victim was identified and his friend and former

nations. raking last night, a judge blocked the executive actions on immigration. we will begin there this morning with your thoughts on the debate over president obama's executive action on immigration. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. you can join the conversation on twitter. you can go to face the.com/c-span -- you can go to facebook.com/c-span. we will get your thoughts and a minute. at of texas, this is cbs' story. a judge blocked president obama 's executive action on immigration. the decision comes after a hearing in brownsville, texas. it puts on hold mr. obama's orders that could spare as many as 5 million people who are in the u.s. illegally from deportation. the judge wrote that the lawsuit should go forward and that without a preliminary injunction, the states would suffer irreparable harm in this case. in the white house in a statement defended the orders issued in november, as within the president's legal authority, saying the supreme court and congress can set priorities in enforcing immigration la

awareness to sexual harassment issues spoke up about the talking- -topic again last night at uc berkeley. she came to nationaldominance when she testified the supreme court nominee clarence thomas who harassed her when he was her father. she said it was difficult to speak out in public but she felt she had no choice. >> listening to the testimony and hearing other people testify and working to get heard, i decided that i had to absolutely say what this could be. >> they have come under criticism for hosting the conference, one of 90 schools under investigation for how sexual assault is handled. this is their commitment to finding a solution. >>> after 25 years, silence has a news set of wheels. our reporter went along as firefighters got to train on state-of-the-art ladder trucks. >> reporter: this is part of the daily routine. a call comes in. wheels and hoses rollout. but there is nothing routine about this job. >> go down all of the way, we will go ahead and raise this latter writeup. >> reporter: when this lieutenant goes to work, this is his view. >> i can hear. - -i can see well from here. >> reporter:

conservatism barely existed before the national review. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. history bookshelf features copywriters and heirs on american history tv. rachel shelden examines the culture in washington, d c before the civil war. she claims that politicians operated in a social fraternity system and were isolated in the cultural divisions between the north and south. politics and prose bookstore posted this event. it is a little over 30 minutes. >> i want to thank all of you for coming. it is great to see some familiar faces. it is great to be one of my favorite bookstores. i appreciate the invitation. it is appropriate for us to talk about the role of washington, dc here in the capitol, in the midst of the sesquicentennial of the civil war. it commemorates 150 years of the with war. it lasted four bloody years and captured the lives of more than 700,000 americans north and south. when we think about the civil war, it's typically with the sense of the divisive relationship between north and south and the violence that captured the nation well before the war be