. >> translation: we will apparently with the american government, with p.m. obama. we have talked, established our capacity and improved in the sense of creating as soon as possible a vaccine for the zika virus >>> refugees on the greek border with macedonia are blocking the main highway demanding to be allowed with onward passage. hundreds of refugees head off into the main road after being stranded. taxi drivers on the macedonian side blocked the road protesting that police gave priority to westerners travelling in into europe. a ceremony in new zealand on wednesday. a controversial free trade pack between north and south america and these seven states in the asia-pacific region. aims to lower or eliminate tariffs on most goods and services, as well as eliminate some trade laws. this could create a single market where 12 countries have a combined population of 800 million. they represent around 40% of global gross domestic product. critics say the deal could cause jobs in the u.s. to move to low wage nations. they say voters have no knowledge of the potential impa

p.m. obama is staying the course with targeted air strikes and continued support for local forces fighting i.s.i.l. on the ground. for more on the administration's approach, our national security correspondent joins us. beginning with the president plan, coalition air power, a small number of operations forces and help for local forces. give us a report card on the fight against i.s.i.l. in 2015. how would you grade it and why? >> i guess if i was giving a grade it would be for satisfaction, a c minus, d plus, for effectiveness, maybe a higher grade, a b plus. it's not perfect. i say that because this is a very unsatisfying strategy. i don't know how many times i saw members of congress go up to the hill and urge a very frustrated members of congress to be patient, that the strategy is going to work in the end. i have to say that a year into this now, it is just beginning to get the sense it maybe we're turning the corner, maybe the strategy of squeezing i.s.i.l. on the ground gradually denying

he also said that it would be unlikely for p.m. obama to pick a replacement. a rule has changed and now the president is stuck with what he and senator harry read pushed through. meanwhile reacting to the death of justice scalia, we have this statement from presidential candidate ted cruz: >> reporter: also this comment from jeb bush expressing the following say we lost a great man whose principal service left our nation vastly better off. this afternoon at mass his wife and i parade for him. he was a brilliant defender of the rule of law. his logic and wit were unparalleled and his decisions were models of clarity and good sense. i often said he was my famous justice. finally, this reaction from donald trump. >> reporter: those comments and others coming in from the republican presidential candidates >>> how do you think that this unfortunate and sad death of justice scalia is going to play out on that debate stage? we heard from our senior washington correspondent that it is likely to be a political match. what do you think? >> reporter: i i can't say that.

p.m. and president obama and michelle obama have stopped by to pay their respects to antonin scalia. the funeral will be held tomorrow. >> thank you. right now, it's time to check the friday traffic. tonya rivens is in the first alert traffic center. >> we have a lot of problems and things look nice here at the john belk and i-77. down to 485 that incident creating a lot of congestion and it will take time for traffic to recover. elm lane near rea road. johnston road is one alternate route and the backup towards i-77 but the backups in both directions. if you know anyone and this is a part of their commute tell them to aindividual this and use secondary roads and now pineville matthews and rea road is in the intersection. providence road may be an alternate route but it has its problems as well. back to you. >> thank you. months after floodwaters devastated several south carolina neighborhoods the memory is fresh. >> i was like i don't -- i don't want to die in my car. i don't want my mom to find me into my car. >> you will hear an incredible story of survival from one woman >> and a

p.m. eastern. >> president obama recently toward a manufacturing plant in jacksonville, florida, which benefited from the stimulus package he signed into law in 2009. the president spoke to workers about the economy and future investments in energy. this is half an hour. pres. obama: hello, everybody! [applause] pres. obama: please, everybody please have a seat. it is great to be back in jacksonville. [applause] pres. obama: as president, i've been to all 50 states. i have seen some pretty incredible things, but i've also got a bucket list of things i still need to get done.

p.m. eastern on c-span. on news maker, george senator johnny isaacson, chair of the veteran's affair committee discussed obama's $177 billion va budget and instituting change at the veterans affair. watch news makers at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. earlier this week president obama released his budget request for 2017. the secretary of health and human services was on the hill talking about her chunk of the request that calls for $82 mi million in

p.m. eastern time. >>> chris christie calling marco rubio a bubbleboy. president obama, visiting an islamic society in baltimore today as a show of religious rather tolerance. dr. saudi jasser, says he overlooks the center's radical islamic ties. >>> the country is handing out cartoon etiquette guides in swimming baths in germany to keep refugees from groping women. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any

p.m. today. open late. president obama has nominated two people to serve on the united states district court for the district of south carolina. both of them have upstate ties. one is donald beatty. he has been an associate justice on the south carolina supreme court since 2007. at one point, he was a partner at a law firm in spartanburg. the other is donald coggins jr. he is a lawyer. coggins jr. works also worked for a law firm in spartanburg. he also serves as a member of the south carolina commission on lawyer conduct. geoff: in north carolina, the race is heating up for the u.s. senate. the democratic debate was hosted by wral tv. the four candidates are kevin griffin, ernest reeves, chris rey, and deborah ross. the topics included health care and social security, but they also talked about allowing syrian refugees into north carolina. >> we have to lead the world in honoring every individual. we are the light of the world. people want to come here for a reason. we need to bring them in through a comprehensive screeni

p.m. in the west. president obama just a few minutes ago calling justice scalia a remarkable man and praising his service as a jurorrist and as a -- jurist and as a legal scholar. we're going to join the debate in south carolina on the west coast regular programming. thank you. ,, ,,,,,, we don't make good deals anymore. >> my philosophy on radical islamic terrorism is very simple-- we win, they lose. >> the world is a better place, it's a safer place when we are the strongest military in the world. >> i believe we have an obliexwaigz to help people who live in the shadows. >> we were fiscally responsible. we took leadership positions. we're innovative. >> we must restore our place as the leader and indispensable power of the free world. >> we are going to make america great again. >> tonight, live from the peace center in greenville, south carolina, cbs news brings you the republican pres

sabine left their place around 10:00 p.m., he said, that obama victory party. and the next thing he knew, detectives were at his door ound her car and there was blood inside. a few days after that, bill told his story again to a local tv reporter.agedy. i think the world's missed mebody -- somebody special. >> reporter: he told the way, because sabine left after out his smoking. >> now i feel responsible for her leaving, leaving here. as far as what happened after o idea. >> reporter: the detectives were busy looking at records and discovered that bill once spent me time behind bars. that was after, and unrelated to, his stint as a handyman at the motel. and tom and sabine went to see rison, sent him money, wrote to him and he wrote back. >> and you know, tom, i think, em away. but she started writing him back and trying to help him. 's romance cooled, her letters to bill heated up. when bill was released on probation in 2008, sabine was waiting for him.ds, however, did not share her enthusiasm for bill. >> they didn't want him to be they pretty much said, if y

p.m. in the west. president obama just a few minutes ago calling justice scalia a remarkable man and praising his service as a jurist and as a legal scholar. for now, i'm jim axelrod, cbs news, in new york. we're going to join the debate in south carolina, on the west coast, regular thank you. we don't make good deals anymore. >> my philosophy on radical islamic terrorism is very simple-- we win, they lose. >> the world is a better place, it's a safer place military in the world. who live in the shadows. >> we were fiscally responsible. we took leadership positions. we're innovative. >> we must restore our place as the leader and indispensable power of the free world. >> we are going to make america great again. >> tonight, live from the peace center in greenville, south carolina, cbs news brings you the republican presidential debate. ( applause ) >> moderator: good evening, i'm john dickerson. this holiday weekend as america honors our first president, we're about to hear from six men who hope to be the 45th. the ca

obama is coming from illinois, where he left around 3:00 p.m. our time, his visit is purely to raise money for the democrats so there will be no public appearances during his 18-hour stay. as soon as he arrives he will be heading to a hotel and spending the night, then, tomorrow he has two events. as our chris nguyen reported there will be a fund-raiser for the democratic senator yil campaign committee in palo alto and another for the dnc, taking place at the atherton home of former state controller steve wesley. that event will include 450 supporters who contributed up to $25,000 so it's scheduled to be a short but lucrative trip. he's scheduled to leave here for los angeles tomorrow at 2:15 p.m. >>> despite el nino winter, california is still in a drought. the drought in marin county exists perhaps in name only. six of seven reservoirs are considered at capacity. the one that is not is at 95%. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: marin county has a reputation for big homes and wealth but in a drought year... there is a different definiti

obama is coming from illinois, where he left around 3:00 p.m.e, his visit is purely to raise money for the democrats so there will be no public appearances during his 18-hour stay. as soon as he arrives he will be heading to a hotel and spending the night, then, tomorrow he has two events. as our chris nguyen reported there will be a fund-raiser for the democratic senator yil campaign committee in palo alto and another for the dnc, taking place at the atherton home of former state controller steve wesley. that event will include 450 supporters who contributed up to $25,000 so it's scheduled to be a short but lucrative trip. he's scheduled to leave here for los angeles tomorrow at 2:15 p.m. >>> despite el nino winter, california is still in a drought. the drought in marin county exists perhaps in name only. six of seven reservoirs are considered at capacity. the one that is not is at 95%. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: marin county has a reputation for big homes and wealth but in a drought year... there is a different definition. not

p.m. new york time. president obama will ask congress for millions of dollars in this fiscal 2017 budget. 100 95 billion this year. that investment is intended to increase or search into the disease and ultimately find a cure. last year's death of vice president biden's son ball served as a catalyst for the initiative. america's is -- in an international emergency. holding a crisis meeting to discuss the virus. emergency was last declared over the 2014 ebola outbreak. to 4mericas could see up million cases in the next year. a judge sentenced a british woman to six years in prison for going to syria to live under the rule of islamic state. the woman and her one-year-old son boarded a plane to turkey and in syria. was taken into social care. powerful wind earlier today. damaging wind gusts and heavy rain and mountain snow. interstate five leading in and out of los angeles county shut because of icy road conditions. wind advisories remain in place days after down trees and power poles ripped off rooftops and in one case, s

p.m. eastern right here on fox business network. jo: president obamack at republicans threatening to block the eventual nominee to sit to the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. the senate has more than enough time to consider his choice and he will nominate someone in due time. he found himself in an upward position when asked about his own attempt in 2006 is u.s. senator to filibuster conservative justice alito. >> justice alito is on the bench right now. historically if you look at it, regardless of what those particular senators have taken, there's a basic understanding and basic consensus that the supreme court is different. and each caucus may decide who is going to vote, where and what, but basically you let the vote, period you make sure that a well-qualified candidate is able to join the bench, even if you don't particularly agree with them. jo: justice lewis body will lie in the funeral will be held saturday at the shrine of the immaculate conception in washington d.c. lauren: president obama weighing in on the political fate of donald

p.m. at palmetto health baptist. >>> all right. president obama is asking congress for $1.8 billion to help fight the zika virus. the request comes as the world health organization calls it a public health emergency. the administration wants the money for emergency response in now, it's also targeted for cdc research of the virus. zika is transmitted by mosquitoes and is tied to birth defects, newborns. the virus has spread to at least 29 countries. the obama administration says 50 americans have returned to the u.s. infected with zika. the health officials are urging all pregnant women returning from the affected countries to get tested. >>> after years on the decline, new south carolina moms experienced an increase in preventable birth defects last year. >> that rise is caused for concern for the health professionals who work to make sure this doesn't happen. grace joyal covered the story and is in the newsroom. doff we know what's be -- do we know what's behind the rise and what's the message tonight be? >> it's very difficult to know just what

p.m. eastern also on c-span3. after releasing his 165 page budget proposal, president obama talked about the increased investments in cyber security. let's take a look. >> everybody all set? good. we made a lot of progress over the past seven years on our economy, unemployment is down, deficits are down, gas prices are down. job creation, wages, the rate of americans with health coverage are all up. so as i said at the state of the union, america is as strongly positioned as any country on earth to take advantage of the opportunities of the 21st century. but what we're aware of is we all have a lot of work to do. not only to try to maintain momentum but to go at some of the structural issues and problems that may be impeding people from making progress, getting opportunity and living the kind of lives for themselves and their children that we all want for every american. the budget that we're releasing today reflects my priorities. and the priorities that i believe will help advance security and prosperity in america for many years to come. these are proposals reflected in the budget that work for us and not agai

at 8:00 p.m. >>> a republican heavyweight speaking out in favor of president obama.hance to name antonin scalia's replacement. retired justice sandra day o'connor says we need somebody in there to do the job and get on with it. now the slam of not attending the funeral of antonin scalia. the obamas will pay respects as scalia lies in repose tomorrow. >>> happening today, the white house will announce president obama's plan to visit cuba next month as part of the trip around latin america. the visit comes as the country rebuilds ties with the estranged country. >>> let's get an early start on your money. stocks have now cut the year's terrible losses in half in just three days. dow futures are holding on to slim gains this morning. crude above $31 a barrel. stock markets in europe are mixed. strong results in asia overnight. the first time this year that the dow and s&p 500 put three higher days together. the dow up 794 points in three little days. a week ago, the dow was down 10% for the year. it is now down just 5.6%. analysts are saying the worst may be over for th

p.m. monday through friday and it is free outside of the hours. >> caltrain plans to electrify the system is getting a boot from the obama administration much the white house were whats to earmark $125 million for the protect. the new trains would let caltrain carry 100,000 extra passengers a day. and cut pollution. the president's 2017 budget still has to be approve by congress. >> a man visiting the nfl experience in san francisco last week found a pair of tickets to the super bowl. he tried to fine the owner but

p.m. eastern time tonight. >>> president obama sending his plan to close gitmo to congress. a plan that would relocate what could be some. world's most dangerous terrorists from cuba to american soil. >> these are literally enemy combatants, in essence soldiers, not soldiers, terrorists, of a foreign terrorist organization, many of whom as soon as you release them rejoin the fight against us. david: where president obama says these prisoners could be headed next. you want to stay tuned. melissa: chaos and confusion leading to a nightmare in nevada four years ago. it took days to count the republican ballots. nevada's gop chair will tell us about the big changes we hope that have been made to insure history doesn't repeat itself tonight, david. david: and we're going to go over something we went over together on "outnumbered." the breakfast test. how one ceo is using the first meal of the day, melissa's favorite, but very dangerous. melissa: very essential meal for me. david: to test job applicants. you want to hear about that coming up. pet moments are beautiful, unless you

p.m., scott shane on objective troy. a terrorist, a president and the rise of the drone. then strategic failure and how president obama's drone warfare, defense cuts and amateur military impaired america. and the book unmanned drones after that. drone warfare starting at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span2. on our next washington journal we talk to supreme court reporter david savage of the la time abouts about the death of justice scalia over the weekend and the vacancy left on the court. than aaron cline of the bipartisan central on the federal reserve and the possible changes to interest rates. you can join the conversation on the phone or by facebook and twitter. washington journal live every morning at 7 a.m. on c-span. >> in the early 1980s a lot of the largest banks were on the brink of collapse because they lent too much money to latin america. so they required banks to hold more equity capital meaning if they lost money because of a bad decision it would not cause them to default but come out of the shareholder's capital. you see bank equity capital rising. but when banks are forced to hold more equity they have to share

p.m. "q&a." >> tuesday, president obama announced his plan to close it guantanamo bay detention facility in cuba. in his remarks he stated the detention center does not isance national security and contrary to our values. the president also talked about the cost of the closure, as well as the process of transferring the remaining detainees. this is about 15 minutes. in our fight against terrorists we're using l.a. -- every element of our national power. military, intelligence, diplomacy, homeland security. law enforcement, federal, state and local, as well as our ideals as a country committed to , including laws and human rights. in this fight we learn and we work to constantly improve. when we find something that works, we keep on doing it. when it becomes clear that something is not working as intended, when it does not advance our security, we have to change course. for many years is been clear that the tension facility at once upon does not advance our national security. it undermines it. not just my opinion. this is the opinion of experts. this is the opinion of many in our military. it is

p.m. today. election offices will not stay open late. president obama has nominated two people to serve on the united states district court for the district of south carolina. both of them have upstate ties. one is donald beatty. he has been an associate justice on the south carolina supreme court since 2007. at one point he was a partner at a law firm in spartanburg. the other is donald coggins jr. he is a lawyer. he also worked for a law firm in spartanburg. he also serves as a member of the south carolina commission on lawyer conduct. geoff: some are still in the dark in the upstate. in the mountains, we are concerned about icy conditions. dale: watch out for black ice. whatever you have moisture that it can be very slippery to drive on. the morning temperatures range from 32 degrees in downtown greenville. here is our peace center skycam. we have mostly clear skies in the upstate. we have a few flurries along the tennessee and north carolina border. these little areas of gray and white represent light snow in the mountains. a winter weather advisory

p.m. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> stay on tom of president obama's visit -- stay on top of president obama's visit. you can enable push alert so we can keep you up-to-date. >> health officials confirmed the zika virus in northern california. the patient is in yolo county in sacramento. they are not revealing more about the person's identity. it is spread by a type of mosquito. the person contracted the disease outside the u.s. and we are told he is doing fine. there is no treatment or vaccine for zika. >>> a man is wanted for trying to lure a boy into his car. the child told police the man was driving back and forth on police and he stopped and asked the 12-year-old boy if he wanted to get into his car. the boy ran away thank goodness and told his parents. it happened last wednesday about 4:00 p.m. on the upper west side of santa cruz. this is the man they are looking for. also new, a sex offender rehab center has scraped a plan to open in san francisco's dubois triangle. on monday neighbors spoke out against sharper future proposal to open a center at 100 church street. sharper future says as a re

p.m. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> stay on tom of president obama's visit -- stay on top of president obama's visit. you can enable push alert so we can keep you up-to-date. >> health officials confirmed the zika virus in northern california. the patient is in yolo county in sacramento. they are not revealing more about the person's identity. it is spread by a type of mosquito. the person contracted the disease outside the u.s. and we are told he is doing fine. there is no treatment or vaccine for zika. >>> a man is wanted for trying to lure a boy into his car. the child told police the man was driving back and forth on police and he stopped and asked the 12-year-old boy if he wanted to get into his car. the boy ran away thank goodness and told his parents. it happened last wednesday about 4:00 p.m. on the upper west side of santa cruz. this is the man they are looking for. also new, a sex offender rehab center has scraped a plan to open in san francisco's dubois triangle. on monday neighbors spoke out against sharper future proposal to open a center at 100 church street. sharper future says as a re

obama. he will be speaking at 8:30 p.m. eastern time from california.ll bring you that as soon as it begins. justice scalia has died at the age of 79. he was found dead this morning at his hotel room in texas. he went to bed last night, telling his friends that he was not feeling well. he did not come to breakfast this morning. he has died of natural causes. we are told he is remembers for his 30 years of service on the high court, remembered for his sense of humor, remembered for his wit and his skill with the pen. whether you agreed with him ideal lor not, this is a giant on the supreme court who has now passed. george bush and laura issued this statement. he was a towering figure. he brought intellect, good judgment and wit to the bench. he will be missed by his colleagues and his country. laura and i send our heart felt condolences to his wife maureen, their nine children and the entire scalia family. president obama is expected to speak in just a few moments from california. we have our entire team here weighing in. we have to remember the man, the

p.m. on bloomberg television. a reminder that president obamato be holding a press eastern.e at 4:35 we will be looking at the markets. iss" coming up in about an hour after the market closes. we will continue with "bloomberg markets." ♪ . . david: it is 3 p.m. in new york and 4 a.m. in hong kong. welcome to bloomberg markets. here's what we are watching this hour. a provocative idea from citigroup -- should google's parent by aig? we will examine whether this could happen. russia and saudi arabia freeze oil output at january's levels. sign crudeility is a doesn't have much further to fall. despite reports leveraged buyouts are beginning to dry up, apollo acquires abt. more on this $7 billion deal ahead. we are one hour from the close of trading, so we had to the markets desk where julie hyman has the latest. julie: i'm just looking at volume and where we are at the moment. down 16%

p.m. and a look at some of the details in president obama's budget request, which was delivered on tuesday to congress. is mayaining us macguineas, the president of the committee for a responsible budget. how is the budget process supposed to work on paan

mike viqueiraing baltimore, thanks, mike, al jazeera will bring you president obama's remarks at that mosque live around 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> one mosque in wyoming i guess causing controversy with neighbors. a handful of muslims opened the center last year and face intimidation and lack of acceptance. we have the story. >> we had a new mosque open in town, there had never been one in the history of gillette and people contact me through the militia group i belong to. >> when the all white predominantly christian hometown in wyoming had its first mosque open in late 2015, he started a facebook page called stop islam in gillette. it soon attracted 400 members who shared his views that the mosque would foster islamic radicalism and incite terrorism. >> the issue with the mosque is we didn't know who was behind it, who was in it, where it came from. >> the family founded the mosque in a converted house. they make up almost all the muslims in gillette, 30 in all in a town of 31,000. >> we wanted a place to gather and pray and for kids to get taught islamic scripture. >> the families roots are in pakistan, but the kh

p.m. eastern on c-span. president obama's 2017 budget request allows $580 billion for defense spending. , the vice chair of the joints chief of staff and other pentagon officials outlined the details. this is one hour 15 minutes. >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you for joining us as we roll out the fy 2017 defense budget. the defense budget request totals $523.9 billion in discretionary funding for our billion in and $58.8 overseas contingency operations for a total of $582 billion. that sustains the national defense strategy and the figures conform to the budget levels found in the bipartisan budget agreement. when building this program that informs the budget that we are going to talk to you about today , secretary carter first asked partners to take a long view. how is the next 25 years going to differ from the last? the future is inherently unknowable, but we concluded that five of these strategic challenges would most likely drive the focus of our planning program in the budgeting processes. the first to challenge is

p.m. eastern. >> this past week, president obama announced the nomination of carl la hayden to become the 14th librarianof congress. dr. hey depp has been the ceo of the free library in baltimore, maryland, since 1993. and has been a member of the national museum and library services board since 2010. another potion she was nominated for by president obama. here's dr. hayden in 2004 discussing her opposition to the patriot act. >> libraries are one of the building blocks of a free and open society. when members of the public enter a library, for whatever reason to pursue their own intellectual interests to look up something they just have a curiosity about, or just find out about subjects that they've heard about, no one should be examined or scrutinized by anyone, especially by the government. and the american library association supports the protection of confidentialityity and the freedom that accompanies it, and we find that parts of the u.s.a. patriot act threatens all of these freedoms. in fact we remember oren, the 1970s and the fbi library awareness program, and as libraryachs, -- library yaps w

p.m. >>> more relief is coming to students victimized by for today president obama announced new steps to investigate potential abuse and fraud committed by these institutions. the government did not move quickly enough to take action against for profit schools that left thousands of students with hefty debt. >>> chipotle closed all its locations nationwide to go over food safety procedures. the company also revealed that sick employees are to blame for norovirus out breaks. and that tomatoes are likely behind the salmonella out break. in response, chipotle is offering workers paid sick leave so they can stay home if they're feeling ill. >>> snow fell in the western part of the state today. look, it looks pretty there. this is video from sparta. boone could see up to 4 inches of snow making travel dangerous. it's shaping up to be a rough commute tomorrow where freezing temperatures and wet spots could lead to slick road conditions and fortunately we're not looking at any snow sticking here, right wes? rest of the week is the cold temperatures. it doesn't look like there's enough moisture

obama. what do we expect to hear from the president? he's got a news conference at around 4:30 p.m. reporter: hi, this is perfect timing for a news conference. we haven't heard that much from the white house on the subject. he is going to take several questions, you know they're going to be about this situation. so, if he goes there, we should know a little bit more about where he is in the process. does he have a number of nominees already on the short list? and he surely does. he's nominated two supreme court justices in the past. some of those are likely to be on the list now. what we know in the process at this point from the white house is that the team has started talking about laying out the process for this. they've already gotten on it. there's already been some white house reach-out to congress, although we're told that's preliminary, it's to congressional offices, but it has been to both democrats and republican. now that said, the white house was pretty ready yesterday when they had a briefing here in california on the subject. i mean for two days, they stayed out of the

p.m. eastern right here on fox news. >>> president obama attending supreme court justice scalia's funeral, not planning to attend services tomorrow. >> the president will not have attend funeral on saturday? >> the president will pay his respects at supreme court on friday. he will be joining with the first lady when he does. >> do you rule him going golfing saturday instead of the funeral. >> i don't have a sense of what the president's plans are for saturday. deirdre: next guest says the president is missing an opportunity to bridge the divide in d.c. >>> former new hampshire senator around kasich supporter, john sununu, jr., is with me after this. >> i found hope, i found in the lord and in my friend, and now i've found it in my presidential candidate that i support. i really appreciate one of those hugs you've been talking about. [applause] >> people appreciate not just the head but the heart you have. that is what we need in public officials. what we need in everybody. a little bit of head, a little bit of heart, it will take us a very long way. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces

obama care are pretty good. >> trump leads rubio by 16. mollie: tonight's debate is at 7:30 p.m. and can be seen on cnn. fire rescue crews worked feverishly performing cpr on a female inmate. helping to fight a seven acre brush fire, the woman was airlifted to the medical center. our newscast. all seven crewmembers have been rescued from the fishing boat that ran aground in queens. the coast guard got that call this morning. hansen had stepped down from their coaching positions. the couple 16 championships in their 46 seasons coaching together. this year, they lost in the regional finals. they had been coaching since 1982. let's check back with jason. jason: i feel like i have a bucket of good news for you. sunshine coming up, 60's coming up. you lose that hour of sleep, but it is a sign of spring and a sign of things to come. looking to be a pretty beautiful weekend for us. all out there today as clouds took over early on and have maintained their grip. otherwise locked in with the cloud cover. battered some spots to the east with severe weather. there are spots that have over a foot of snow. we have h

p.m. at the court on friday. president obama will also pay his respects then. on saturday there will be a funeral mass said for justice scalia at the national shrine of the immaculate conception in washington. president obama will not attend the funeral on saturday but vice president joe biden and his wife, jill, will attend that funeral. i would love to talk with joe biden about his feelings about justice scalia's passing. justice scalia was so effective once he made it onto the court. that's an excellent compliment to give somebody. i'd also love to ask vice president biden what the administration is going to do about this vacancy on the court and about republicans' threats to hold the vacancy open for a year. i'd love to ask him that given his pittal role in confirming and rejecting supreme court nominees in the past during his time in the senate. i would love to talk to joe biden of all people about that. and apparently i will. that and other things. because tomorrow we are going to be doing a special edition of the rachel maddow show at 8:00 p.m. eastern i

. >>> and president obama will hold a news conference today at 3:00 p.m. eastern where he'll talk about his two-day summit with ten southeast asian nations and he will likely talk about the latest on the supreme court nominee. >>> turning to the race for the white house, former president george w. bush is back on the campaign trail. jeb bush is hoping to cash in on past bush family successes in the palmetto state. both bush 41 and 43 won south carolina's primary. but jeb's strategy may be too little, too late. frontrunner donald trump continues to lead the field ahead of saturday's republican primary. meanwhile, trump is renewing threats to run as a third party candidate for president after being booed in recent debates in which he refers to as special interests and donors trump claims the national committee is defaulting on the pledge to treat him with respect. >> the rnc better get its act together. because i signed a pledge. but the pledge isn't being honored by them. i signed a pledge, the pledge isn't being honored by the rnc. the rnc does a terrible

p.m. on thursday. any moment now, president obama inside the white house, he will address the national association of governors. we are told the president is going to take questions from the governors. if you're a governor, what would you ask president obama? that's coming up. >> plus this. neighbors said that he would a nice guy. so what on earth would have motivated an uber driver with no criminal record to shoot and kill six people, seriously injuring a 14-year-old girl? new information is coming in about this man accused in the michigan shooting rampage. we'll bring that to you ahead. >>> and donald trump getting advice from a key figure. the former mayor of new york city, now on the phone with donald trump whenever trump calls. what's going on here? could there be an endorsement in the works? dad, you can just drop me off right here. oh no, i'll take you up to the front of the school. that's where your friends are. seriously, it's, it's really fine. you don't want to be seen with your dad? no, it's..no.. oh, there's tracy. what! [ horn honking ] [ forward collision warning ] bye dad! it brakes when you do

p.m. and we interview president obama and the first lady live from the white house, just before the game. how about those cam newton pants? >> i'm trying to get a pair for the president. i think they'll be a conversation starter. but i hear they're tough to get. >> do you think the president and first lady are ready for you? >> i don't know. i don't know. we're working on it, charlie. >> i know how hard those questions will be. >> we're working on it. >>> hillary clinton's first loss to barack obama came in iowa eight years ago. we'llek very chilly and wet today... but northerly winds will set up as we start out february and we'll dry out quickly over the next day or so. but it will take a while to warm up. ........... highs just in the 40s for the next couple of days. let's check the radar and see that we have rain and even some low elevation snow. we could see some flakes in higher areas around the valley for just a minute or two. .... gusty winds with a wind advisory announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by kay jewelers. every kiss begins with kay. >>> a college track

p.m. eastern time. as we have in reporting president obama releasing the $4 trillion budget. still with items a republican majority in congress is certain to reject such as the new tax on oil and billions to give summer jobs to out of work use. still, the presence budget may influence the race between bernie sanders and hillary clinton challenge to embrace or reject mr. obama's policies. congress wants to know how the richest u.s. colleges are spending their money. two congressional committees have e-mailed 56 private schools with endowments of more than a billion dollars. lawmakers are evaluating policies that permit tax-free investment earnings for schools and tax reductions for donors. global news 24 hours of a powered by a 2100 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus from around the world. courtney donohoe. coming up next, what is the difference between stock 600 -- europeanropean financial credit risks? i will have a chart that shows the correlation. that is coming up. stay with us. [inaudible] ♪ time for our global battle of the charts. i have missed to this. where w

p.m. new york time. president obama has sent his final budget to congress.illion plan for fiscal 2017 is loaded with items the republican led congress is sure to reject. the president is also seeking to raise $2.6 trillion over the next decade to tax law changes. general motors and the united auto workers plan to aid kids exposed to lead in flint, michigan. $3and the uaw art donating million for health and education services. the states administrator says the pledge to help pay water bills is not enough. neededt $60 million is to prevent water service shut offs from resuming. germany's transport ministers as nine people were killed in this morning's head-on crash of two commuter train's. another 90 people were injured. the collision took place in the southern state of bavaria. the area is not easy to get two, making rescue efforts more difficult. news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. the marketse now on as turmoil continues globally. our next test says there appears to be nowhere to h

p.m. eastern on c-span. president obama's017 budget request allows $580 billion for defense spending. , the vice chair of the joints chief of staff and other pentagon officials outlined the details. this is one hour 15 minutes.