of course tara palmer—tomkinson was a huge tv personality.ity get me out of here, came up celebrity get me out of here, came up as celebrity get me out of here, came upasa celebrity get me out of here, came up as a run—up. and we have had some reaction from royalty, because of course she was closely linked with royalty. a statement from the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall has said they are deeply saddened and they say their thoughts are with the family. thank you. we will take you to westminster and the big brexit vote tonight. will the labour party followed their whip? hello from the very loud central lobby. mps are busy in pastors as they vote ina mps are busy in pastors as they vote in a handful of votes this evening on the nitty, gritty details, the changes they are trying to put on the brexit bill. i'm joined by chuka umunna, labourmp, one the brexit bill. i'm joined by chuka umunna, labour mp, one of those mps who put down an amendment. you wa nted who put down an amendment. you wanted to hold the leave campaign to account f

tara palmer—tomkinson, who has died at the age of a5. city are through to the fifth round of the fa cup following a replay against derby county. it could be a much needed boost for claudio ranieri's side who sit just one place about the relegation zone in the league. eliza-2.453...» ranieri was given a vote of confidence from the leicester hierarchy. today he put confidence in ten different players. this was the show of second string players and the finishing was in first class. moussa, the fox in the box, couldn't convert the best chance of the first half. derby manager mccla ren the first half. derby manager mcclaren had a lot to say at half—time, yet it was premier league champions emerged animated, with grey doing the hard work. commentator: that is inviting and it is headed in by andy king. on the hour mark... a stroke of luck. they ta ke hour mark... a stroke of luck. they take it. we could deflection. the championship team are level. but the visitors had one slice of luck with the equaliser, they were perhaps fortu nate the equali

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, tara palmer—tomkinson."se friend, tara palmer—tomkinson. " the following the death of close friend, tara palmer—tomkinson." the parents we re tara palmer—tomkinson." the parents were indeed close friends of prince charles particularly when he was married to diana princess of wales as well. that is and married to diana princess of wales as well. a 1at is and married to diana princess of wales as well. a regular and married to diana princess of wales as well. a regular on - and married to diana princess of wales as well. a regular on the l and she was a regular on the royal £5} . the bill giving theresa may the power to start the process of leaving the eu reaches its final stages in the commons in the next few hours. debate is underway in the house of commons, with the last vote expected around 8pm this evening. it could cause more divisions in the labour party. its mps have been told to back the bill. let's go to ben brown, who's outside the houses of parliament. around 6pm votes on amendments including the r

this is palmer station, where about 40 people work at a u.s.se that has clung to this rocky outcrop on the antarctica coast since the mid 1960s. and this is bob farrell who has run the station for 18 years. if anybody knows if changes are happening here, it's bob. palmer was put here because it's a great place antarctica wildlife. it sat in the middle of the perfect habitat for the adellie penguin, who tested here in the tens of thousands. >> we're counting the penguins every year. >> reporter: they call shawn fari the birdman. but lately he's had a lot fewer birds to study. >> they've declined by about 85%. >> reporter: 85%? >> the nuchle enumbers on this at their peak were 9,000. this year it's 100. >> reporter: the penguins need sea ice to hunt on. there's less of that now. >> the ice has declined by about three months of sea ice. >> reporter: sea ice season is three months shorter than used to be? >> correct. the penguins might have moved further south, looking for the sea ice they need to hunt from, but they haven't. >> we do work other pl

and arnold palmer's grandson leads in california.am saunders shows some golfing greatness of his own. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with football and a hat—trick from zlatan ibrahimovic has given manchester united a 3—0 lead over st etienne after the first leg of their last 32 europa league tie. but, jose mourinho was not happy with his players. united started badly and were lucky to go ahead through a deflected free kick from ibrahimovic. the swede has now scored more goals against the french side than any other team — 17 in m games. the game saw paul pogba come out on top against his brother florentin. mourinho was pleased with the result, but not how his players went into the game. i had ihada i had a feeling immediately in the dressing room that it was too noisy, too funny, too relaxed. and then i had that feeling in the warming up where some of the players were not really focused on getting the correct adrenaline in their bodies. if you don't take it seriously... we should be at home watching tv. it wasn't su

the sister of tara palmer tomkinson has revealed that she died from a perforated ulcer.sea flat at 45 yea rs old found dead in her chelsea flat at 45 years old and there was speculation about how she died. this afternoon ina about how she died. this afternoon in a series of tweets her sister, the author, said she wants to put the author, said she wants to put the record straight about some of those reports and makes reference to a coroner's report. according to heart the report states that her sister died of natural causes and in particular a perforated ulcer and peritonitis and did not, as had been widely reported, have a brain tumour. last year tara palmer tomkinson said she had been diagnosed with a non—malignant brain charmer. she was suffering from an autoimmune disease that causes tiredness. it was said last week she died peacefully in her sleep and thatis died peacefully in her sleep and that is what the family are saying. her sister said she had been in high spirits during her last few days. she's edgy was happy and had been feeling good and was making plans for

tara palmer—tomkinson, the socialite, tv personality, and close friend of the royal family, has beenndon. she was 45. police, who were called to her home in chelsea at lunchtime on wednesday, say her death is not being treated as suspicious. the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall say they are deeply saddened, as our correspondent, david sillito, reports. what a rock chick! at her partying peak, tara palmer—tomkinson said you should always keep your passport close because you never knew what country you might end up in. it was tatler that had"" ' ' ' spotted her on the party scene and declared her "the it girl". suddenly, life was all about flying in private planes and appearing in the papers. she was famous for being famous, famous for being well—connected. she was a big, outrageous personality, who lived life to the full. this was tara aged 16, the slightly naughty youngest child of very well—to—do parents. there was a strapline on everything. suddenly, everyone was like, "oh, this girl is the girl of our time, she's the it girl, she's this". then after a year of all the fu

tara palmer—tomkinson, who died at the age of 45.ay times in the late 1990s. wendy, thanks for churning us on bbc news. what are your abiding memories of tara? she was really funny, a lot funnier than people give her credit for. she could also laugh at herself. we did have a few problems to start with with the column because the original idea was that she would write it and i would just tweet, but it became apparent it would be a lot easier if ijust basically made it up and showed it to her, and that way, between us, we invented this persona which is basically her having her fabulous life but also having a really rubbish love life, and that meant people reading the column could identify with her and all of the fabulousness, glamour and glitter, it wasn't too impossible to get your head round because you thought, oh, she has all that but she cannot get a man, so that is how it worked and it was very successful, and actually not very far away from the truth. indeed. you speak about this fabulous life, the wealth and so on and so forth,

tara palmer tomkinson died because of a perforated ulcer, and did not have a brain tumour, accordingo her sister. in the next hour: fresh divisions in the church of england. protests outside a meeting of the general synod as they debate the issue of same sex marriage. and harrison ford lands himself in trouble after flying his plane onto the wrong runway, narrowly missing a packed passenger jet. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. donald trump is coming under increasing pressure as questions continue about what he knew about the events surrounding the resignation of his national security advisor. there are calls for a formal investigation after claims that the trump team were in contact with russian intelligence officers during the election campaign. the kremlin has since dismissed the allegations. president trump has hit back tweeting this, saying that the allegations are a cover—up for hillary clinton's campaign. he then has also effectively accused the intelligence agencies of collusion. and finally he has branded the intelligence leaks as "un—american". all this as he welcome

hailey and a friend were at the palmer park mall earlier in the evening. mall security officers asked them to leave because the two were arguing. the hit-and-run happened after that. no charges have been filed, police would not confirm if they have anyone in custody. >>> "action news" obtained surveillance video of suspected serial robbers. the video shows the pair holding up a subway restaurant in philadelphia. police believe they hit four pharmacies in the city. >>> the senate confirmed president trump's pick for health and human services. tom price has been pushing to dismantle the affordable care act. >>> meantime, the federal appeals court refused to reinstate the travel ban on seven nations. moments after the ruling the president tweeted in all caps, see you in court adding that the security of our nation is at stake. the trump administration could take the case to the supreme court or file a motion with the same appeals court to reconsider. >>> president trump signed three more executive orders yesterday, jeff sessions has been ordered to establish

mitchell palmer to go under oath about those raids. and then in 1920 president hard ing gets elected on america first slogan. liberals find themselves out of political power for the next 12 years. [laughter] >> during the 12 years when liberals were out of political power, liberalism must have been at its best. what happened was the house of truth had broken up as a formal political salon but liberals began forming networks, lawyers, journalists, artists, networks that really started in this house, politicians and began standing up for things that they thought were unfair and unjust, frankfurter opposed the 15% quota on jews at harvard college that they tried to establish in 1923. he tried to save the job of an college president alexander and then justice holmes gave the liberals some real ammunition in 1923 with the majority pending in the supreme court case that people have heard or. more versus dempsey, black arkansas sharecroppers and remanded their case for a new trial and for the first time they found that a state criminal convic

and elizabeth palmer is following this. >> but those who oppose vladimir putin's regime risk not only their well-being and their freedom. they also risk their lives. >> reporter: that was vladimir kara-murza eight months ago. tonight, he lies seriously ill in a moscow hospital. s as he was in 2015. the victim, he said, of an assassination attempt by his political enemies. >> i, of course, have no doubt this was deliberate poisoning, deliberate poisoning, motivated to kill. >> reporter: in 2012, still very much alive, kara-murza helped organize a landmark anti-putin demonstration in moscow in spite of the risks. three years later, he was mourning his friend and ally, boris nemsof, who was gunned down near the kremlin. for anyone in the russian opposition, the news of kara-murza's illness recalls the agonizing death of alexander litvinenko, who drank tea in london laced with polonium. the british government believes russia's security services did it, and president vladimir putin knew. over the weekend, bill o'reilly challenged president donald trump for his support of putin. >> putin is

killed near the palmer park mall in palmer township on wednesday night. police are searching for the driver in that case. police are charging a man they say was drunk when he smashed into four parked cars, killing a woman sitting in one of them. that crash happened saturday in south philadelphia. police say after the man smashed into the cars, he tried taking off hid license plate before running away. >>> it's a blustery scene in the mountains. a few snow showers in camelback mountain. snow showers staying to the north. cold air shlgs blowing right into the rest of the area. temperatures drop down to 34 dree degrees in philadelphia. 24 in the poconos. south jersey, turnersville. washington township. all in the 30s. right now down to 36. lumberton 37 degrees. snow showers to the north. those snow showers won't be coming our way. see a few cloud blow into the area at times. it's going to be a blustery chilly day. low 40s this afternoon for philadelphia. suburbs will warm from 32 at 8:00 to 37 at noontime. strongest wind will be this morning and early this a

live at palmer park, lauren demarco, fox5 local news. > there are concerns tonight over a possible nor owe virus outbreak at oak ridge elementarn school. officials say as many as 80 students have been absence due to stomach aches, fever and vomiting. health officials say these are all symptoms consistent with norovirus. arlington public schools sent a letter home to page,od kids at home if they show any signs of sickness. the school nurse as cleaning the line cantic as many times a days as she could m and, woulding as hard as she could.e i know they're dog the best they can. a lot of people are getting sick. it's spreading real fast, a lot of people vomiting and stuffand like that. nasty stuff.na school officials say they are scrubbing down all surfacesur daily but at this point there are no plans to shut the school down. > coming up tonight, a candidate for governor inidat virginia ise weighing a controversial decision involvinn a statue of a federal -- i'm sorry, of a confederate general. also ahead tonight, the health code violations that force a local whole foods to shutdown.uo we'

fox5's lauren demarco is live at palmer park with the latest. >>reporter: there are reports that as many as 90 officers involved with this complaint and it talks about unfair with discriminatory action and with promotion was apparently piled with the department of justice back in march. but the prince george's county county police chief says he didn't learn about it until october and he is still waiting for the details but today he wanted to address the media about specific incidents that he's learned about. the first thing that he was talking about a training dummy. they had a black face pasted on it, an afro wig at its wig. the chief says while he was recently sent these photos they are from training equipment that hasn't again used since 2015. so while he's now just launching an investigation he says the photos had to be taken in 2015 or earlier. there's also a license plate reading gfy. and then what looks like obama. stuff win ski believes gfy is an acronym and is meant to be offensive. he says these were legal license plates last was not p

north on 210, as you approach palmer road, that is where we have reports of an accident.ds up, already seeing the red tothe map pushing northbound the capital beltway. 66, the lanes are open leaving fair oaks, a 40 four minute commute passing fair oaks all the way towards 495. the police investigation can use to block north capitol street just north of new york avenue. also, the service road from southbound north cap to new york avenue is closed. that's the traffic watch, back in the next 10 minutes. larry? ofry: the fattest tuesday the year, especially if you are in new orleans. two weeks of parades, parties, celebrations, lein scott mclean is overlooking bourbon street with much more. i can see the you have some beads already. can we ask how you got them? or is that not allowed on camera? [laughter] >> little bit of both? kidding. you could be here for five minutes and you will have so many beads that you will be healing over. bourbon street, happy mardi gras , i've got to tell you that the party this morning is starting to look less like a party and more like a hurrica

ta ra tara palmer tomkinson died of a perforated will sand did not have a brain tumour, according toger should be immune from criticism as they meet tonight with speculation surrounded his future. mark warburton has said that rangers have not provided an explanation for his departure. they say they accepted his resignation although he said he had never resigned. a woman has been arrested in connection with the death of the half—brother of north korea's leader kim jong—un. the authorities say they're hunting a number of other suspects believed to be involved. south korea claims north korea is behind the killing, and says it shows the ‘brutal inhumane nature' of the regime there. kimjong—nam died at kuala lumpur airport, in malaysia, from where karishma vaswani now reports. is this one of the female assassins who carried out an allegation is attack in the airport. authorities say over the burmese woman has been detained as part of the investigation into the alleged assassination of this man, kim jong—un. the strange half brother of the reclusive leader kim jong—un. jong—un. the strange

an 18-year-old girl was killed last night as she walked at the palmer park mall in palmer township. tonight her grandmother had this message for the driver. >> he will never be forgiven for taken such a sweet person from all of us. >> i want to grab her and hold her and give her a big hug. >> police have found the vehicle involved in the crash but they're still looking for the driver who left the scene. >>> tonight, complaints about delaware's prison system are growing louder. >> tomorrow services begin for the corrections officer killed during an inmate revolt. nbc 10's drew smith reports from smyrna. >> the governor promises an independent investigation into what happened but now days after that deadly standoff, another attack on an officer has only amplified the concern here. the association of delaware details an attack on officer this is week as they moved an inmate from the showers to his cell. punches flew and they say one officer had multiple injuries to the face. >> i guess it's a really serious what the inmates want out of this are and somebody better take some action real

arnold palmer won the tournament three times. let's see if saunders can stay in the hunt for his late grandfather. >> carry on the family witheven when life isn't.your home can be perfect. everything's on sale, now during havertys presidents day event. havertys. life looks good. always wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, u yocan't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >>> things are going to warm up around here. >> it'soi march, early april. tomorrow a little cool in the burbs. but pretty cool downtown then 60. a couple of drops on sunday and wednesday. but no big storms anywhere for us. unfortunately huge storm for southern california. 1 to 4 inches of rain and up to 50 miles per

for the second time in two years, he has been overcome by a mysterious illness, and elizabeth palmer is following this. >> but those who oppose vladimir putin's regime risk not only their well-being and their freedom. they also risk their lives. >> reporter: that was vladimir kara murza eight months ago. tonight, he lies seriously ill in moscow hospital. his wife thinks he's been poisoned again. as he was in 2015. the victim, he said, of an assassination attempt by his political enemies. >> h1b visa, no doubt this was deliberate poisoning, deliberate poisoning, motivated to kill. >> reporter: in 2012, still very much alive, kara murza helped organize a landmark anti-putin demonstration in moscow in spite of risks. three years later, he was mourning his friend and ally, boris nemsof, who was gunned down near the kremlin. the news of kara murza's illness recalls the death of alexander litvinenko, who drank tea in london laced with polonium. the british government believes russia's security services did it, and president vladimir putin knew. over the weekend, bill o'reilly challenged do

antarctic base at palmer station has been clinging to this rocky shore since the 1960s.ecause these guys are here, the adelie species of begin that has nested nearby in their tens of thousands. these are the penguins that were the model for the movie "happy feet." anymore. >> we're counting the penguins every year. >> reporter: they call shawn farry the bird man here. lately he's had a lot fewer birds to count. >> these local islands where we've been watching for 43 years now have declined by 85%. >> 85%? >> the numbers on this island at their peak were 9,000. this year it was 1,200. >> reporter: at first it was thought that as the weather warmed, the penguins might have moved further south, looking for the sea ice they need to hunt from, but they haven't. >> we this work other places looking for them. we're not finding them. >> reporter: not just the sea ice is retreating. there's a spectacular glacier next to the base that gets less spectacular every year. they keep a photo showing how it retreated from 1975 to 2013. then a funny thing happened, quickly. normally in pl

that's incredible. >>> tomorrow, mark will give us an inside look at palmer station work.ntists have learned over decades in the popul of one type of penguins. that's tomorrow right here on "cbs this morning." >>> and coming up -- why doctors now stay you should steer clear of pills for lower back pain. new recommendations for treatments. >>> plus, the sky's the limit for driverless >>> morning from our kpix studios in san francisco, lets take a look at the temperatures that will greet you as you kick start this valentine's day. cool spot happens to be livermore, 40 degrees. low 40s santa rosa, mid 40s sonoma. low and mid 40s across the peninsula to high 40s and low 50s rim of the bay. sunshine at rockaway beach, low 60s inland highs, 68 in mrenzanten-- pleasanton. increasing clouds wednesday. >> announcer: this morning's "climate diaries" is sponsored by blue diamond almonds. get your good going. there's no stopping it. blue diamond almonds. get your good going. hi, i'm frank. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribe

. >> this is palmer station the u.s. research station in antarctica and i'm mark phillips.f you think whales weren't doing well in captivity. some aren't doing so well in the wild. that's coming up on "cbs this morning." widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol wh

tributes continue to be paid to tara palmer—tomkinson after her death at the age of 45.resident trump's choice of attorney general, jeff sessions. mr trump criticised efforts by democrats to block the appointment. mr sessions was denied a post as a federaljudge in the 1980s, when he was accused of racism, though he's always denied the allegations. if you lived in russia and had a constant supply of snow, what would you make? asnow man? maybe an igloo? well, one man from the village of sosnovka decided to build the chilliest church in the world. he spent every day for two months constructing it, even when the temperatures plunged below —30. he did it so the villagers had a place to pray as there isn't a church nearby. where it is again? look at that. he said building the alter and getting the cross on the roof were the most difficult parts of the build. waking at —30 sounds the hardest.” was trying to think of a link to the sport. it has got a roof... what, like the millennium stadium? i know that you saw the name of the village approaching on the cuer and thought i will

bobby grasso and william palmer were the cops that did the work.det.lliam palmer/cranston police dept.: "i was there that day when it happened and it was difficult so i'm very happy for him and glad we could help him."the information from his phone was saved in the cranston police department's system. chattelle received the call two nights ago from the detective asking if he remembered the pictures. jay chattelle/father:"i said, 'i don't remember the images, but i remember the memories.' i said, 'the last few days of his life, we took him to edaville railroad. we took him to the beach.' he said, 'jay, let me stop you right there. i have the pictures. i have the videos.' that was it." jayce's father is keeping his son's memory alive in a water safety foundation named 'jayce the healer'. - money raised swimming to children - and c-p-r to adults. that wraps at 5. at 5.up kron 4 news that wraps c-p-r to children - and swimming to goes to teach money raised the healer'. - money raised goes to teach swimming to goes to teach money raised named 'jayce foundat

asia in 1981 with drummer carl palmer of emerson lake and palmer. the keyboardist geoff downes.fter the release in 1982. heat at the moment reached number four on the billboard chart. his manager says that cause was colon cancer. lauren: look at the latest in sports that russell westbrook establishing a newsstand or triple doubles but he's never had one and san antonio spurs. first-quarter nasa three-pointer. the thunders down i bet they come back in the third. westbrook drives interested up to stephen adams for the alito. a minute later, westbrook drives and finishes. after being down by 17 in the third of the san antonio steps it up again. the crossover dribble and credible reverse layup and they took my westbrook. the slumping raptors taking on the pelicans. it's 53. rafters hundreds minute to the game. the pelicans rebound and gets the ball back. 10 seconds on the clock. does that then had to pay raptors win one away-1 of six. nhl all-star break is over. john treadwell and the columbus blue jacks visiting new york. probably wishes he was still on vacation. eighth goal of the

. >> this is palmer station for about 40 people work at a u.s.ky outcrop on theant 5:00 tick coast since the mid 196 o's. he has run the station for the past 18 years. if anybody knows hoe things have been changing here tshgsz bob. >> palmer was put here because it was a great place to study antarctic wildlife. it sat in the middle of the perfect habitat for the hen gwynn who nest here in the tens of thousands. these are the bird that brought you "happy feet." they don't seem so happy anymore. >> we're counting them every year. >> they call shawn the bird man. lately, he's had a lot fewer birds to study. >> these look for 43 years now the decline by 85%. >> 85%? >> on this island, at the peak there were 9,000. this year there was about 1200. >> the penguins need one essential condition to thrive, they need sea ice to hunt from and there is less of that around now. >> in the last several decade, the ice has declined by about -- well, three months of sea ice. >> it is three months shorter? >> correct. >> at first it was hoped the penguins moved fur

they discovered every time barnard arnold palmer play golf's blood pressure went up. so they had a conference as to whether not they should let him continue to watch arnold palmer and they said his life was probably coming to an end anyway and they would allow him to continue to follow his friends on the golf course. that was a good one. >> that's classic. as a golfer i the connection as well. he had a love for the game. i have a friend to add some auction, somewhere there is a plank of wood from the oval office and it had cleat marks from your grandfather, and in from the south lawn. and they said what you think golf different. rallies critical when president obama goes on a golfing trip. >> this news anchor never was. >> host: i don't begrudge any president for playing golf. >> guest: i know it frees the mind. it enabled your grandfather he talked about it in oral histories. to focus. be outside and appreciate nature and be able to clear his mind of what was going on. president obama speaks of it the same way. i've not looked at the number of rounds but it's close.

investigators say and he and her friend with the in the palmer park mall and they asked to leave aftero argue. police found a black mazda with front end damage. there have been no charges filed. >> new from the overnight, the senate held an early morning vote to confirm tom price as secretary of health and human services that put the republican from georgia in charges of dismantling the affordable care act. democrats delayed the vote as long that is they can with speeches lasting until 2:00 a.m. >>> see you in court that's the tweet from president trump responding to the three-judge panel that refused to reinstate the travel ban. the federal appeals court in san francisco ruled that it presented significant constitutional questions. president trump rejected the ruling saying the judge don't have authority on national security. we'll see if trump's nominee will be sitting there. >> let's take a look at what's going on with accuweather. >> reporter: we're cold this morning, the snow is gone, maybe black ice on sidewalks and side streets. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you that we

let's bring in anna palmer from this is the closest vote i believe that he has had and apparently will have, devos and senator sessions after that. >> yeah, absolutely. this came as a surprise. usually the education secretary isn't the most controversial picks. certainly she's had the most scrutiny in terms of two republicans breaking with the majority to say they won't vote for her. right now, this is a play for what senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will do. you'll see him work very hard to keep the represent of the republicans in line. >> shepard: this would leave the vice president in a position that is perfectly right but unusual, rare. >> certainly very rare. usually when it comes down to it, if the president thinks his nominee won't make it through, they pull it. think of tom daschle from south dakota, a senator and he has problems with financial disclosures during the obama administration so he was pulled. this is something where they're not going to pull her. they have stood behind her despite some of these discrepancies on plagiarism. mike pence will probably have to com

noted, could be the sixth to ever defend this johnny h the likes of miller, arnold palmer, ben hogan. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] there action? nick: not a whole lot. away? can't tell who's matsuyama? ick: i'm going with yes, just. by those angles. jim: we could very well be eeing this all over again too. it's the next playoff hole if necessary. "60 ile, tonight on cbs, minutes" and then "ncis" takes ver. that's all tonight. i was thinking of "ncis: well and gone city." do you think they could do that one? jim: your home city? someone broke into somebody's shed. that's about the most exciting hing that happens there. jim: that's episode one. episodeadblock would be two. jim: waiting to find out, we ve dottie and peter both greenside. it's a very similar distance ere. ho's got first crack at it here? dottie: it looks like it's going to be hideki and very much the had in regulation. jim: good point. the a little more behind hole. he was

martin palmer: i think one of the things that i've seen over the last few years, and increasingly so,is a sense that if there is going to be some kind of chinese solution to these issues, it is going to come out of chinese traditional culture. so my sense is that this partnership between religion and the government around environment t is only going to get stronger and stronger. fred: there's hope these handshakes signal real support for ancient traditions of respect for nature in a society that has paid a heavy environmental price for progress in recent decades. qéaox ♪ amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! the court concludes that the circumstances brought in here today such that we need to intervene the judiciary's constitutional role, therefore the court believes the above-described is necessary. the state is granted. amy:

let's turn to anna palmer, politco senior washington correspondent.hey. >> shepard: good to see you in person. >> good to see >> shepard: this isn't happening, is it? >> like what said, it's what he wants to have happen but it's not going to pass congress. you've seen republicans come out against it. mitch mcconnell and others, this is a nonstarter. >> shepard: they don't want, especially on the right, the tea party group, they're not doing to let the deficit go up. when they gut crushed back home for that? >> yes. this is an answer for what republicans have been pushing for six years when they've been in power, try to go against barack obama and his budget. so in terms of not having anything to do medicare cutting, the other big programs. you raise defense spending, you're in the hole. if your members of your own party are not going to allow that, don't you have to start over? a compromise means you give a little and i give a little, but there's nothing to give. if these tea partiers are saying we can't go deeper into debt. >> the way to look at the

martin palmer: i think one of the things that i've seen over the last few years, and increasingly so,is a sense that if there is going to be some kind of chinese solution to these issues, it is going to come out of chinese traditional culture. so my sense is that this partnership between religion and the government around environment t is only going to get stronger and stronger. fred: there's hope these handshakes signal real support for ancient traditions of respect for nature in a society that has paid a heavy environmental price for progress in recent decades. ñoln [applause] danny: i do want to first of all thank kenny [indistinct] and also nina simone for--simon for her--for their extraordinary work and for providing me with this opopportunity to b be herere ate 24th celebration of bioneers. i tried to remember the last time i was here, and it must've been at least a decade ago. and it's has grown

. >> it's not often police in north palmer county are dealing with a murder but that's what they are dealing with tonight. the scene is the 25th hundred block of nazareth road. this was about 8:15 tonight. they took a suspect into custody but have yet to reveal the motive. >> after two and a half hours a blaze was extinguished in gloucester county in logan township. nobody was hurt. >> change of pace here, if you were exercising or socializing, it was a night to be outdoors. you don't expect to say that february 23rd, but you don't expect to break temperatures across the tristate area. tomorrow will be warmer. let's get the latest from cecily tynan and accuweather. >> jim, we had six record highs set or broken across the region. allentown, 71. reading and wilmington, 73. atlantic city airport, 73. dover 74. and the poconos, 63. philadelphia two degrees short of the record, 73 is above normal and even now mild. in trenton, allentown, 60. cape may ocean temperature 43. currently 48-degrees. we have changes on the way. satellite 6 and action radar showing showers across the poconos righ

jesse palmer speaking his mind in los angeles this morning.ning, jesse. >> reporter: hey, guys. you're right. it's shaping up to be an citing night. but really, it's been a whole weekend of events, with the grammys the icing on the cake. the biggest stars in music getting ready for the glitter and glam of tonight's grammys. >> really excited. it's overwhelming. you know. >> reporter: the most highly anticipated part of the night. ♪ hello from the other side >> reporter: a showdown between dueling divas, adele and beyonce. ♪ okay, ladies let's get in formation ♪ >> reporter: the superstars set to belt it out on stage and going head to head in three of the top awards. record of the year. song of the year, and album of the year. beyonce goes in with twice as many grammys under her belt. adele may have an edge tonight. her "25" outselling "lemonade" by 177,000 copies. jooefr night, music's biggest stars focused on the industry's biggest pregame. clive davis' bash before the big night. ♪ we're going to be the best >> i like to see who is going to s