we go to richard lui in our newsroom who is also tracking all the reaction pouring in. it's hard to keep up all of the different reaction, legal, political, and other public figures given the wide swath that justice scalia cut as both a jurist, yes, and also a public figure. and richard, someone who was on a first-name basis with so many people, because he loved life. he was a gregarious person. because he was here, yes, we're reporting on his death, but he was here out hunting this weekend in west texas, because he was living his life as well as doing his job. what do you have for us? >> ari, yes. so well-liked, regardless of agreement on politics, or not, as you have really elicited from all of your guests so far. and one of the questions that you have have been ferreting out is what's going to be next in the process of naming a replacement for justice antonin scalia. this as the family themselves go through the very difficult process of plans starting today. so the response has been fast and furious within the last two or three hours. all of the statements, remarking

>>> i'm richard lui with your hour's top stories.llary clinton takes aim at bernie sanders in new hampshire, claiming recent fliers used images of pastors and veterans without permission. the sanders' campaign has not responded. >>> and the u.n. security council condemned yesterday's long-range missile launch by north korea. today in new york a.m. bass done samantha power called for a u.n. resolution targeting pyongyang with significant sanctions. now back to "lockup abroad." >>> i got the life scared out of me not knowing what brazilian prisons were like, period. not knowing that, maybe i should have known before deciding to say yes. pretty horrible, horrible place to think you are going to have to spend some time in. mold everywhere and bugs flying around. cockroaches. it was like a very smelly, crowded cave. the other prisoners went all the way from asians, a few europeans and there was plenty of nigerians and brazilians. >> welcome. >> nigerians were the first ones to speak with us about what we did. since they're kind of the dru

. >>> i'm richard lui.ming the nypd is investigating allegations that former new york governor eliot spitzer assaulted a woman saturday at a manhattan hotel. sources familiar with this investigation claim spitzer is accused of choking the woman, no charges have ever been filed. >>> the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia has been moved to a private airport in el paso, texas. the court's longest serving justice was found dead yesterday morning at a rank where he was visiting. he was 79 years old. now back to lockedup, abroad. >>> all of a sudden, we were pushed out the door and moved down the corridor very, very fast. >> we felt that we were being moved onto strategic locations as human shields. it was unbearable. it was unbearable. >> the secret police brought us out the back door of the hotel and we were bundled quickly into the back of a waiting vehicle. and to my horror. >> reporter: could see that the irish diplomatic car was being held up at the security gates. it became clear that that was th

. >> richard lui. nksz declaring hillary clinton the winner of the democratic primary.ng african-american voters clinton beat sanders. sanders congratulated clinton on her win. tomorrow her campaign heads to several southern states. her first stop is tennessee. now back up to "lockup." >> inmates in pendleton juvenile correction facility participate in a five-step program of rehabilitation. then they have to prove to the committee they have ready to be released. >> who have you hurt through all this? today, that burden falls on andrew huff. >> was it an apartment you burned down? >> in the arson, yes. >> what about all the people that were impacted by that? >> it was an abandoned apartment. what about the place that you burglarized? how do you think it made him feel for you to go in and burglarize his place of business? >> probably upset him. and probably made him mad. >> what about the three people you threatened to hurt? kill, was it? who were they? >> one was my ex, one was my brother's ex, and one was my cousin's ex. >> do you think they were impacted by that at all

let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov >>> i'm richard lui.supreme court justice antonin scalia has left a texas funeral home heading to a private el paso, texas, airport. earlier reports said plans had been made to fly his body back to his home in virginia. scalia died saturday at 79. >>> president obama urged russian president vladimir putin to stop targeting syrian opposition forces. russia's support of syria's bombing raids has built a deeper wedge between u.s./russian relations. now back to "lockup abroad." >>> the american consul showed up one day, 54 days before i was scheduled to go free. i was crossing off the days. i thought, he's here early. they screwed up. i'm going to get out early. as soon as i saw his face, i knew something really bad had happened. i was afraid. i was waiting to hear tragic news about somebody, family. and that's when he said, "the high court in hong kong --" >> wants to change the verdict. they want you for smuggling, not possession. >> at first, i couldn't quite fathom it. i'm going free. >> they are very cle

realize your buying power at open.com >>> richard lui at msnbc headquarters in new york.in last night's south carolina primary, donald trump is in atlanta tonight. his campaign hoping for a third straight win in tuesday. nevada caucus. >>> runner-up marco rubio is in little rock, arkansas rallying for super tuesday. support for the. dids, bernie sanders is in greenville, south carolina, working to close in on hillary clinton's lead with six days left until the democratic primary there. back to our regular programmingen >>> any injuries or -- >> they frighten us, shake us up, and blow us away. take cover for these five explosions. >> fumes and fire are a combustible combination at a gas plant. july 25, 2007, in dallas, texas, a settling tank explodes at a gas company. >> it's a highly flammable gas. we use it in torches to cut through metal. >> flames spread from tank to tank of compressed gas. many launch into the air like missiles, raining fire and debris on to the highway, narrowly missing vehicles. >> these things have enough force to blow through the side of a fire tr

. >>> i'm richard lui at msnbc headquarters in new york.snbc news projecting hillary clinton as the winner of tonight's south carolina primary. the former secretary of state winning the palmetto state over bernie sanders, 74% to 26%. >> we don't need to make america great again. america never stopped being great. [ cheers and applause ] but -- but we do need to make america whole again. instead of building walls, we need to be tearing down barriers. >> and right now bernie sanders is in minnesota about to hold a rally ahead of super tuesday. as for clinton, she returns to the trail tomorrow. her first stop is in nashville. now back to "citizen trump with chris matthews." ♪ >>> the '80s were very good years for trump. in 1982, he bough a prized piece of real estate along the atlantic city boardwalk. with hollywood in to make a deal with him, he invited executives to the site and it looked like the construction was well underway. >> i had every truck available in the way moving on that site. we had trucks going back and forth and working all

. >>> i'm richard lui with your hour's top stories.r eliot spitzer is deny diagnose oolgations the former new york governor assaulted a woman at a hoint hotel. nbc news confirming the nypd is investigating allegations he choked i woman. no charges have ever been filed. >> the body of antonin scalia is on its way from texas back to his family in virginia. the body was taken to a local airport to a private plane for the trip home. now back to "lack up abroad." >>> that next day, we got up. it was pretty late. >> it's 3:00. >> i go, hey, guys, it's like 3:00 in the afternoon. we've got to go. get up. everyone was like, oh, man, you know. >> we need to go. we needed to get a little bit of money, just enough to eat, put some gas in the car, enough to get home. we'll go to a couple of stores and i'll get change for a $100. okay, let's do it. >> here, here, look. >> we pulled up to this little mini mart. i told jose just stay here in the car and i'll be right back. so i remember i walked into this store. it was a real small store. there was a

. >>> richard lui at msnbc headquarters in new york.look at ted cruz ramping up his campaign in nevada, speaking to a crowd in henderson. cruz came in third in the south carolina primary, working now to top donald trump and marco rubio. ahead of tuesday's gop caucus. meanwhile, bill clinton rallying with supporters in oklahoma city. hillary clinton is not on the campaign trail today after claiming victory over bernie sanders last night in nevada. now back to our regular programming. >> we began talking with this guy on the front seat of the car. he told me that emir was his brother. >> i know about his promise to free you. >> he told me that there is nothing to fear. >> all of a sudden there's a bit of light. knowing that this individual whose name was mubashir knew about the promise, that gave us hope. somebody knew our identity. >> we had somewhere close to syrian border in the desert. >> it was a house under construction but pretty much off on its own. and mubashir left. we didn't know where he was going. he obviously had to find wha

. >>> richard lui with your hour's top stories.st 26 people were killed and more than 100 still missing after saturday's powerful 6.4 magnitude earthquake in taiwan. rescuers have been combing through debris to locate survivors. at least 171 have been rescued. we're two days away now from the first in the nation new hampshire primary. and donald trump's lead has now grown. among likely new hampshire primary voters, a new poll has trump leading with 30% followed by john kasich at 14%. now back to "lockup abroad." >>> one day my investigating officer came to see me and he said to me they had found a suspect, and they have to do an identification parade and once i point him out, then he will be charged with trafficking. if i did not cooperate, it would be mentioned in court. it is not a question of whether you have a choice in the matter. the day before i had to do the identification parade, i had a lady come and tell me that she had gotten a message from the guy that i was supposed to pick up. >> if you know what's good for you, you

. >>> richard lui in new york.off their wins in south carolina, donald trump and hillary clinton working to cement their place as their party's front-runners. trump held a rally with voters in atlanta. the next gop contest two days away. that's in nevada. as for clinton, she's off the trail as husband bill clinton stumps for her super tuesday stump in colorado. bernie sanders is holding rallies in sshg ahead of the party's face-off in six days. now back to the regular programming. >>> tantrums -- >> that was my [ bleep ] i.d. >> -- tirades -- >> do your job! >> -- and takedowns. just another day at the office where anything can happen. so if you thought your job was tough, you may reconsider after watching this. a clip guaranteed to give any manager labor pains. a fast food worker sinks to a new low. >> i'm taking a bath in the sink at burger king. >> june 2011, aspiring performer timothy tacket finds fame "caught on camera" time. it's just after closing at aburg king in zinnia, ohio. tacket works in the food prep

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with your hour's top stories.te department has released more than 1,000 new pages of hillary clinton's e-mail, 81 were classified at the lowest level of classification none were declared top secret. >> pope francis call said the drug cartels must take actions and not issue inoffensive denunciations. now back to "caught on camera. >>> go! >> skiers take on a backflip of record-breaking proportions. >> whoa. >> he may only be 21, but mikhail kingsbury has already scored major athletic feats as a member of canada's skiing team training for the olympics. just outside of montreal has been kingsbury's training ground. it's there he got the big idea to break a world record. the source of his inspiration, a 35-year-old photograph of a 19-person back flip on skis. >> i saw the picture here in the bar. i was thinking about it for a couple of years. i was sitting here with the owner of the mountain and i asked him if it would be possible to do it again and not beat the record by a little bit but by much more. he told me if y

. >>> i'm richard lui at msnbc headquarters in new york. day after taking all 50 delegates in saturday's south carolina gop primary, donald trump rallying supporters in atlanta. the republican front-runner is looking for a third straight win in the upcoming nevada caucus. meanwhile, hillary clinton holding fund-raisers in california. her husband, former president bill clinton, speaking there to more than 1,000 supporters in colorado. mrs. clinton defeated vermont senator bernie sanders in yesterday's democratic caucuses in nevada. now, back to "caught on camera." >>> ever had that nightmare where your falling from the sky? well, wake up. this is really happening. >> i remember thinking in my head, this is it, this is how i'm going to die. >> december 13th, 2006, new zealand. skydiving instructor michael holmes is on his fifth jump of the day. he has a camera built into his helmet to capture first time sky divers as they make their decent. >> it was beautiful conditions and just felt like any other day. >> but you wouldn't be watching this o

. >>> i'm richard lui is the hours's top stories.ntonin scalia has been moved to funeral home in el paso, texas. he was found dead on a hunting trip at a west texas ranch on saturday. tentative plans have been made for his body to be flown to his home in northern virginia on tuesday. he was 79. >>> a 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck central new zealand causing a cliff to collapse. no injuries have been reported. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. it's sometimes called black friday, the day after thanksgiving when shoppers line up at stores long before dawn, lured out of bed by the promise of big savings. but in 2008, this holiday tradition turned into chaos with rioting, broken doors, and a customer stampede that left one man dead. it's a shopping tradition that's been around for decades. black friday gets its name from retailers who all year are said to have finances in the red or below zero. with a big turnout on the day after thanksgiving, those stores hope to finally turn a

. >>> i'm richard lui with your top stories.cials in texas are waiting to hear whether an autopsy will be performed on supreme court justice antonin scalia. he was found dead yesterday at a ranch in texas. his body is expected to be thrown floen back to his family in ji on tuesday. >>> and the number of students stickened by a stomach ail get has doubled. 200 students are reporting symptoms. investigators do not know the cause as of yet. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. reporters are naturally curious about the way things work and may go to great lengths for a story. what kind of lengths? take a look. television personalities often try what's called "the show and tell," a chance for the viewer to see just how something is done. >> ow, that hurt! >> but reporter thomas bonet takes the show and tell to a level one might call shocking. bonet, a lifelong alaskan, lives in fairbanks, a former gold rush boomtown that prides itself on its natural beauty. while covering local c

. >>> richard lui with your hour's top stories.is expect ed to be flown home to virginia in the next couple of days. he died at a resort at the age of 79. funeral arrangements have not been announced. pope francis has delivered a message of encouragement to residents of the most dangerous areas of mexico city. the pope telling the crowd to resist the temptations of wealth and corruption. now back to "caught on camera." >>> dude, he's half away. he's going to crash. >> two friends on their way back from the beach find themselves on the tail of a dangerous driver. >> oh. >> he just hit -- did he just hit the car? >> i don't know, dude. >> he just hit the car. >> he just hit the car. ♪ >> october 14th, 2010. in the beach town of san clemente, california, surfing buddies jeffrey, and shaw, are driving to lunch after a morning spent out on the water. the young men think the day's excitement is behind them, but another wave of adrenaline is about to hit. >> we pulled up behind this car that was swerving a little bit and it was kind of go

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with your hour's top stories.inton on the campaign trail today a new batch of her state department e-mails have been released. 81 of the 1,000 e-mails were not classified but none were declared top secret. >>> the stage is set in greenville, south carolina, for tonight's republican presidential debate, only two republicans john kasich and jeb bush campaigned ahead of tonight's showdown. be sure to watch the post-debate wrap up at 11:00 eastern on msnbc. now back to "caught on camera." >>> a wild chase to recover a missing iphone turns violent. >> leave me alone, [ bleep ]. leave me alone. >> when the owner confronts the man he believes has it. december 30th, 2012. san diego, california. sundays at torrey pine state beach are typically quiet. on this day, it's anything but. >> get on the [ bleep ] ground. now. >> two men exchange blows on the sand. while a third man records every punch. >> leave me alone. >> so what started this scuffle? >> you have my [ bleep ] cell phone, dude. >> 48 hours earlier, kenneth schmid

we have richard lui joining me, my colleague in the newsroom, with some updates and reaction. hi, richard. >> ari, you were mentioning the longest serving justice for the supreme court. 29 years, 4 months, 18 days since the day he began on the court, until this news, this unfortunate and very sad news for the family. that's 10,732 days that justice scalia was part of the supreme court, until this sad news, as you were mentioning, maureen, his wife, nine children left behind. and responses have shared that complexity that you've been discussing so far. not only the sadness and the unfortunate, now, plans that the family have to think about going forward, but also, the plans that will happen politically, as well as those that are happening in the senate and the white house, in terms of naming a replacement. so marco rubio, which you and joe scarborough were just talking about, issuing a statement, and joe was mentioning how marco rubio would want to be part of that decision for a new justice. he's -- marco rubio is saying this, in his statement and reaction to scalia's passing. q

the man known as the red baron -- >>> richard lui at msnbc headquarters in new york.ews just confirming right now that supreme court justice antonin scalia has died. again, supreme court justice antonin scalia has died at the age of 79. the details that he was found dead at a west texas ranch at the age of 79. the details surrounding his passing are still coming into us here at msnbc and nbc news, but again, we are confirming supreme court justice antonin scalia has died at the age of 79. he was found dead today at a west texas ranch. also possibly a luxury hotel or luxury resort, from what we are hearing at this moment. again, u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia found dead. we will continue to follow more details on antonin scalia, but for now here is a report from our correspondent, pete williams. >> i antonin scalia do solemnly swear. >> the first ital supreme court justice was put on the court by ronald reagan. though he later became a lightning rod for criticism, he was confirmed unanimously, 98-0, after telling senators he had no plans to reshape the law.