among them, dred scott, and harriet scott. very briefly, who were they? prof. bracey: dress got, was born around 1800. he is a slave to a family in virginia. familyentually move the to alabama to become farmers to buy cotton plantations. doesn't work out too well for them. they decide to move to st. louis, missouri in 1830. they moved to missouri and open up a boarding house. eliza, elizabeth passes away aser well. before he does, he makes arrangements to sell dred to dr. emerson, and a doctor connect him with harriet. interesting tos see weather became the crux of this case. we will spend more time later. who was roger taney? the pronunciation is tommy? -- tawney. prof. jones: correct. owner, former slave attorney general of the united states. by the mid-1830's, he becomes chief justice of the u.s. supreme court. he is a colonization is. someone who advocates that a former slave cannot live peaceably in the united states and should be removed to places -- voluntarily to places like iberia. . -- he is a catholic living in the archdiocese of maryland. i think mo

[music] scott: good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. it is time, it is time for all those clever san francisco high-tech startups to make some money. money is the point of starting a business. it's not to change the world, it's to make money. for several years now, tech startups worried about growth, expanding into new markets, becoming a household name. here, we see a delivery worker for san francisco's taskrabbit as he goes on his assigned errands. taskrabbit has received more than $50 million in venture capital funding. and its ceo leah busque's job: to start delivering profits. fortunately, leah's one of the smartest people i know. joined by quentin hardy of the new york times and michal lev-ram. michal lev-ram: two other very smart people. scott: absolutely, the three of you. now, tell me about this, and i'm speaking generally about startups. there is that point at which it's all growth, growth, growth, growth. "i gave you venture capital money. don't talk to me about profits, i want growth." at some point, it pivots. do they call

scott: thank you. we're monitoring the developing story out of fairfax county where police are investigating the death of a teenager. they know she died of some sort of overdose but they do not know what kind of drug. "7 on your side" is fighting back investigator jennifer donelan spent much of last month telling you stories from the her from maryland to west virginia and down into virginia. she is live outside centreville high school with more on the investigation. >> we just met with the family. the two sisters, her two aunts and her mother. they are utterly devastated. the family of springer doesn't want her death to overshadow her 17 years of life. >> my baby sister, it kills me that people hear her name. it will be associated with drugs and heroin. she has never done it in her whole life. jennifer: springer homecoming princess taking classes to be a dental hygienist died tuesday morning of an apparent drug overdose and the circumstances are at the center of investigation. >> this was in a family's

lukas and scott are chatting about scott kelly. lukas and scott are chatting about scott kelly. lukas and scott are chatting about scott kelly. lukas and scott are chatting about scott kelly. scott: we had a coating of snow pull lukas and scott are chatting about scott kelly. lukas and scott are chatting about scott kelly. lukas and scott are chatting about scott kelly. scott: we had a coating of snow pull lukas and scott are chatting about scott kelly. lukas and scott are chatting about scott kelly. east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations. overall, this week will be on the warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be cold tonight falling to a low of 16. cloudy skies and a handful of sprinkles/flurries. here's your extended 7 day forecast. east. our road cond

scott: don't worry. we are not going to play them here for you now but find out where they can be played whenever you want to hear them. kellye: i'm kellye lynn in southwest where students in the nation's capital are connecting with the embassy of canada. the story in tonight's "spotlight on education." michelle: we have an update now on the scaffolding around the u.s. capital. you will recall earlier this week we showed you that it is starting to come down. well, today the architect of the capital's office told us about 60% of that scalding is down right now. and the rest should be down by monday. scott: "7 on your side" is on your side to address eating division orders. kimberly suiters with a team of experts in the abc7 help center to talk about that. kimberly? kimberly: if you or a loved one is suffering from an eating disorder or even the early stages of it, this is the number to call to an expert we assembled here. 703-236-9220. this is a passionate, devoted, robust group of folks dedicated to help

we're with the winner adam scott. and adamness last year , last week you had the quad and came back. and this week you start with two double bogeys and you get the win. what does say about your game right now. >> i think i've used my experience to my advantage the last couple of weeks and realize around the tough courses, although you never want quads and double, you are not out of it. i knew if i could just get a couple before the turn maybe i'll have a chance and everybody fell the right way for me today, especially up 18 for that ball to stay up. show the second shot right now. what did you see from beyond the tree. >> i hit it right where i aimed. i had to aim it right there because the tree was right in my line to go to the green. i thought the wind was strong enough but i hit it well enough i flew the hazard and i was so lucky for it to stay up inside the hazard. and when you are that lucky you better get them up and down. >> do you consider yourself right now the way you are approaching the game and the way you

we're with the winner adam scott. and adamness last year , last week you had the quad and came back. and this week you start with two double bogeys and you get the win. what does say about your game right now. >> i think i've used my experience to my advantage the last couple of weeks and realize around the tough courses, although you never want quads and double, you are not out of it. i knew if i could just get a couple before the turn maybe i'll have a chance and everybody fell the right way for me today, especially up 18 for that ball to stay up. >> speaking of 18 we're going show the second shot right now. what did you see from beyond the tree. i had to aim it right there because the tree was right in my line to go to the green. i thought the wind was strong enough but i hit it well enough i flew the hazard and i was so the hazard. and when you are that lucky you better get them up and down. >> do you consider yourself right now the way you are approaching the game and the way you are playing it that if you get yo

scott: all right. time for a check on the traffic situation. for that we head over to jamie sullivan who is here with the details. jamie? jamie: scott, we are starting off with the waze map to show you how heavy we are in virginia. this is 95 southbound. the wazers reporting a serious accident. this is right before you get toward quantico. keep in mind heading south, 95. heavier because of the accident that is reported. you can see how heavy we are from dumfries if you continue to 75. let's talk about the maps and what to expect. occoquan to averaging 45 minutes now. in maryland, 95 northbound from the capital beltway to the baltimore beltway under 50 minutes. in d.c., 295 northbound. getting to the baltimore washington parkway is slow from the 11 street bridge. 10 miles per hour on the inner loop. this is typical for us. no crashes to report here along the capital beltway. we will take a live look outside. right near connecticut avenue you can see here all lanes are bumper to bumper. if you live or pl

scott: crazy story here. the computer system hacked and being held hostage by cyber criminals somehow what is called ransomware got on the computers. cheryl conner is at the rock pel location explaining -- rockwell location explaining what the demands are. cherry blossom the criminals wanted -- cheryl: the criminals wanted $10,000. empty bar and thursday in march madness. the terps as you know made it to the sweet 16. but there is nothing tweet about the empty bar. hard times cafe in rockville would typically be serving up their signature wings but they were hit with what is called " ransomware" and had to shut down think. show us the computer that is dark. the message came up as the i.t. expert tried to fix the problem. criminals are able to put information stored on a one can access it. the owners of hard times cafe decided to close and start fresh. >> over 790% of the -- 90% of the sales are credit cards different make sense for me to open up that, where all the other issues might come up. let's bite the b

leon: scott abraham is in louisville kentucky. maureen: a big game. scott? scott: hello, guys.ouisville, kentucky, home to the kentucky derby. let me tell you over the next couple of days we will have real thoroughbreds on the basketball court here at the yum center. maryland, kansas, set to do battle in the sweet 16. we'll tell you why maryland doesn't necessarily feel like an underdog going into the matchup. they say character is what you do when no one is watching. david trone banned the box so people who've paid their debt to society could have a chance. and fought so hard for criminal justice reform, they named a center after him. and because education was his way out david offered it free to employees. and over 14 years ago began offering them partner benefits. evening the playing field has always been david's mission. in congress it'll be his job. it's not how you run, it's how you live. i'm david trone and i approve this message. announcer: and now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealer. scott: hello, everybody. i'm scott abraham live in loui

we're with the winner adam scott. and adamness last year , last week you had the quad and came back. and this week you start with two win. what does say about your game right now. >> i think i've used my experience to my advantage the last couple of weeks and realize around the tough courses, although you never want quads and double, you are not out of it. i knew if i could just get a couple before the turn maybe i'll have a chance and everybody fell the right way for me today, especially up 18 for that ball to stay up. >> speaking of 18 we're going what did you see from beyond the tree. >> i hit it right where i aimed. i had to aim it right there because the tree was right in my line to go to the green. i thought the wind was strong enough but i hit it well enough i flew the hazard and i was so the hazard. and when you are that lucky you better get them up and down. >> do you consider yourself right now the way you are approaching the game and the way you are playing it that if you play well, someone's got to come ge

scott: thank you for joining us today. i'm scott thuman. for the next hour you'll hear -- the leading sdatic democratic candidates. we had the republican debate just last week. let's meet the candidates. maryland congressman chris van hollen, who representing the eighth congressional district and congresswoman donna edwards, representing maryland's fourth congressional district. we will allow our audience to o ahead and applaud. all right. our candidates today will be facing questions from our panel. let's introduce them. kai jackson has spent 20 years in maryland. and bruce depuyt who has spent more than 25 years covering news and politics in and around washington. here on newschannel 8. so here are the rules. each candidate will have 60 seconds to respond to our panel's questions. after each gives their answer, their opponent can answer. each candidate then has an opportunity for a 230-second rebut @at their discretion -- 30-second rebuttal at their discretion. when we reach the 53-minute mark, we'll wrap up the comments, signaling the en

again needs a birdie and needs a miss coming up by adam scott. it could be a three-way playoff if mcilroy can somehow get a birdie here but this was headed right and that is going to make the proposition for a three even more difficult. that rattles around in the top of the palm fronds and there it is across the cart path. >> i was right there earlier today looking at that and that is no shot. >> so mickelson for his par before adam scott strokes his par attempt. and here is mickelson once again, right down to the wire here pretty much johnny. in the thick of it. as he's trying to become the oldest winner of a world golf championship event. >> mark, is this not too far off the line of adam scott's putt? >> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> not too much b

today belongs to an aussie, adam scott. tree right in his way and the golf gods were smiling down on him. stays dry somehow. with this putt, clinches second tournament title. last week palm beach gagaens. today, the cadillac championship at doral. >>>> number three, hanging up after season 18. peyton mannini, indeed, has announced he will retire. the sheriff will ride off into the sunset after winning the five-time nfl mvp is arguably the best quarterback ever to play. a sure first-time ballot hall of famer. he was named pro bowler 14 times. he had a hand or, maybe better said, an arm in turning the nfl into the passing league that it is now. an absolute legend. that's sports. much more on sports final at 11:30. keith, back to you. >>> the calendar still says winter. annual beach party happening at a park on south beach. the party's goal, to bring together all walks o olife to celebrate who we are. this year, dj grind join eded from the philippines. taking over the mile in downtown coral gables today, carnival the mile, 120

scott: this week, u.s. defense secretary ashton carter announced the military would increase its deployments in the south china sea. a small armada sales sailed into the area in recent days. they are meant to send a clear signal to china. sharyl: china says it is the united states militarizing the area. scott: that maybe their argument. those islands are military ready. they just don' t have weaponry or fighter jets on them yet. sharyl: thanks. still ahead on "full measure," a streetcar named wasteful. how your dollars went to support a street sharyl: this week we ' follow the money' to the streets of the nation' s capital where streetcars are once again beginning to operate. one lawmaker thinks it' s taxpayers being taken for a ride. these shiny new streetcars in d.c. are part of a project that cost local taxpayers $200 million dollars and ran years behind schedule. in his new waste report, republican senator rand paul says federal taxpayers also shelled out for what he calls a "boondoggle." the department

scott: the level is significant. there are reports that the gop conservative leaders met and discussed two options this week -- do we coalesce behind donald or could we possibly come up with a candidate, at the last minute, to derail his candidacy and become the nominee? if so, how would all that play out? sharyl: and who would it be? scott: exactly. sharyl: thanks so much. "full measure," we continue our tuesday is primary day , including arizona, where immigration is a big issue, as it is everywhere in this presidential campaign. there is another harsh reality on the border that you may be surprised to hear exists in america. u.s. border towns so influenced by the influx of illegal smugglers and drugs, it' s worked its way into the fabric of daily life. to see for ourselves, we visited douglas, arizona, a town of about 17,000. it' s just across the border from the mexican town of agua prieta, 1900' s. our guide is a douglas native and border patrol agent who views the town' s challenges as a testament to the larger

scott: others are trying to make money off of it. hillary clinton's team sent out this e-mail calling the debate a dumpster fire and asking for donations to help beat the eventual g.o.p. nominee. the past couple debates had us wondering has it gone out of hand. that is the subject of the twitter poll tonight. overwhelmingly you are saying yes. this has become a complete political circus. you can keep voting all night and share your thoughts online. we are -- @abc7news. on the democratic side. hillary clinton back on the trail after a day off. she is talking jobs and economy in michigan fresh off an endorsement from russell simmons. midwest swing in edwardsville, illinois, across the river from st. louis, missouri. sanders and clinton will debate again this weekend in flint, michigan. maureen? maureen: breaking news. from washington, d.c., police pursuit in southeast washington ended miles away in northeast. u.s. park police on the scene tracking a suspicious vehicle. after running the tags police say the vehicle is connected to a hom

>> >> scott, i think it's a combination of two things. one, it's a combination of how sophisticated these guys are. the investigative report showed the use of throwaway phone, sophisticated document forgery, the making of bombs in europe by bomb-making experts, the ability to move money around, the use of encrypted apps that intelligence services can't read, very sophisticated, right. that's one reason. the other is the very large numbers of individuals we're dealing with here. 5,000 people went from western europe to iraq and syria the fight. some of them have died. some of them are coming home in numbers huge. put those two things together, it's a very, very challenging problem. >> drew: >> pelley: are you saying these guys are experts at what they're doing? >> they're very good from my perspective, and they were trained in iraq and syria by pros. >> pelley: where are we now in the fight against isis? >> i think you have to look, scott,what they want to do, which is conduct attacks against us, and what we want to do, is stop them by deg

scott thuman examines the dangers of the green lagoon. scott only a few yea a cays in the spratly islands off the coast of the philippines and south vietnam were largely uninhabited, wanted only as fertile fishing grounds. today, converted to military outposts equipped with runways and sophisticated radar towers. adm. harris: china's intent to militarize the south china sea is as certain as a traffic jam in d.c. scott: admiral harry harris, jr., is head of the us pacific command. he came to capitol hill to raise concerns about china's intent. adm. harris: in my opinion, china is clearly militarizing the south china sea and you would have to believe in the flat earth to think otherwise. greg poling: you're seeing an entirely new island, where nothing existed before. scott: greg poling runs the asia maritime transparency initiative. they commission satellite photos to monitor china's activities. greg poling: we have at least two radars under construction, a heli-pad. scott: these photos, as recent as february, show china's construction cont

scott: " " scott good morning siouxland. let's get a check of conditions neal welding company skycam hd and your storm lake skycam hd in eastern siouxland. we had a coating of snow pull through the region. this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations. overall, this week will be on the warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be cold tonight falling to a low of 16. tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a handful of sprinkles/flurries. here's your extended 7 day forecast. lukas scott: lukas: it's been nearly two years since esther and donald neunaber were neal welding company skycam hd and your storm lake siouxland. we had a coating of snow pull this activity is pushing away to the east. our road condit

we're with the winner adam scott. and adamness last year , last week you had the quad and came back. and this week you start with two double bogeys and you get the win. what does say about your game right now. >> i think i've used my experience to my advantage the last couple of weeks and realize around the tough courses, although you never want quads and double, you are not out of it. i knew if i could just get a couple before the turn maybe i'll have a chance and everybody fell the right way for me today, to stay up. >> speaking of 18 we're going show the second shot right now. what did you see from beyond the tree. >> i hit it right where i aimed. i had to aim it right there because the tree was right in my line to go to the green. i thought the wind was strong enough but i hit it well enough i flew the hazard and i was so lucky for it to stay up inside the hazard. and when you are that lucky you better get them up and down. >> do you consider yourself right now the way you are approaching the game and the way you

and adam scott the lay latest to steve sands. >> dan thank you. we're with the winner adam scott. and adamness last year , last week you had the quad and came back. and this week you start with two double bogeys and you get the win. what does say about your game right now. >> i think i've used my experience to my advantage the last couple of weeks and realize around the tough courses, and double, you are not out of it. i knew if i could just get a couple before the turn maybe i'll have a chance and everybody fell the right way for me today, especially up 18 for that ball to stay up. >> speaking of 18 we're going show the second shot right now. what did you see from beyond the tree. >> i hit it right where i aimed. i had to aim it right there because the tree was right in my line to go to the green. i thought the wind was strong enough but i hit it well enough i flew the hazard and i was so lucky for it to stay up inside the hazard. and when you are that lucky you better get them up and down. >> do you consider yourself right now the way you are approaching the game and the way you

. >>> only on 10, governor rick scott tries to clarify his tv. do muslims in florida hate america? >> let's remember where we are. we are in miami. even a journalist was beheaded by radical islam. some people like us. some people don't like us. it is not news that radical islam does not like america. >> that was governor scott made yesterday. scott repeatedly declined to answer questions about comments trump made about muslims quote hating america. 10 news reporter eric glasser shows you how the democrats pounced on that and why critics say it has given the country a glimpse of governor scott with whom florida has been dealing with for years. >> reporter: if you are a journalist in florida. >> why do you think you have a reputation for not answering questions. >> reporter: or a local news junky, you know how hard it can be to get a straight answer from governor scott. >> he should be able to answer the questions instead of avoiding questions asked of him. >> reporter: on thursday ahead of tuesday's primary election the rest of the nation got a taste of what many in the local media

lukas scott: lukas and scott are chatting about magazine. oprah winfrey sifted through her lukas and scott are chatting about oprah's closet. lukas and scott are chatting about oprah's closet. lukas and scott are chatting about oprah's closet. lukas and scott are chatting about oprah's closet. have some sprinkles and flurries arriving this evening. accumulations will be exceptionally light. tomorrow will be a little bit cooler with highs in the upper 30s and cloudiness. the weekend brings warmer temperatures back into the region with 50s and 60s! today's high is 45 with mostly cloudy skies. this evening, we can expect to see some sprinkles and flurries with minimal accumulations and d an overnight low of 26. tomorrow's high is 39 with cloudy skies. here's your complete 7 day forecast. accumulations ll be exceptionly light. tomorrow will be a little bit cooler with highs in the upper 30s an cloudiness. the weekend brings warmer temperatures back into the region with 50s and 60s! today's cloudy skies. this evening, we can expect to see some sp

scott: the level is significant.here are reports that the gop conservative leaders met and discussed two options this week -- do we coalesce behind donald trump? or could we possibly come up with a candidate, at the last minute, to derail his candidacy and become the nominee? if so, how would all that play out? sharyl: and who would it scott: exactly. sharyl: thanks so much. "full measure," we continue our reporting on the southern u.s. border. glenn: the republicans: government shutdowns threatening federal workers; now they're refusing to even consider president obama's nominee for the supreme court. it disrespects the president and all of us -- and we won't put up with it. in congress, i'll protect president obama's legacy, defend obamacare, and stand up for social security and medicare. i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on republicans - for all of us. tuesday is primary day , includingates arizona, where immigration is a big issue, as it is everywhere in this presidential campaign. there is ano

scott: it is a startling figure.his tiny nation of just 11 million has produced more foreign fighters per capita than any other european country. prof. leman: we were not prepared for the global world and all the consequences of the globalization and meaning also that some terrorists may enter belgium -- we were not prepared for that. scott: molenbeek -- or brussels, for that matter -- are the epicenter of europe and america's greatest concern. the crisis that has been created by open borders and the mass migration of immigrants -- overwhelming countries and undermining security. after the voice of universal concern came the call to do something. >> he said, we need to empower law enforcement to patrol and secure muslim neighborhoods before they become radicalized, pres. obama: as far as the notion of having surveillance of neighborhoods where muslims are present, the notion that we would start down that slippery slope makes absolutely no sense. it is contrary to who we are. scott: and overseas, renewed cries from po

again needs a birdie and needs a miss coming up by adam scott. it could be a three-way playoff if mcilroy can somehow get a birdie here but this was headed right and that is going to make the proposition for a three even more difficult. that rattles around in the top of the palm fronds and there it is across the cart path. >> i was right there earlier today looking at that and that is no shot. >> so mickelson for his par before par attempt. and here is mickelson once again, right down to the wire here pretty much johnny. in the thick of it. as he's trying to become the oldest winner of a world golf championship event. >> mark, is this not too far off the line of adam scott's putt? >> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> not too much break here. >> little sl

. >> scott kelly, back on mother earth. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: their taillights are getting smaller as front-runners donald trump and hillary clinton le race down an open road toward a nomination in the summer and a face off in the fall. trump has won 10 states, seven on super tuesday. tue he now has more than a quarter of the delegates he needs. today, republican candidate ben carson said he no longer sees a path forward for his campaign. and there is only an obstacle course left for ted cruz, marco rubio, and john kasich, a nearly insurmountable course because of the delegate math and the nature of the states remaining. here's major garrett. >> reporter: marco rubio voted early today in florida, state that could be his last stand against donald trump. >> it's an incredible privilege and honor to be able to vote for myself for president, just a few blocks from where i grew up. >> reporter: recent polls showed rubio trailing by double digits, r but he contended trump is in >> 65% of the people who voted yesterday across super tuesday did not vote

but, scott, as u.s. intelligence officials told congress last month, it's unlikely mosul will be recaptured before next year. >> pelley: holly williams reporting from northern iraq tonight. holly, thank you. t. late today, a jury awarded sportscaster erin andrews $55 million. a stalker had secretly recorded her naked in a hotel, a marriott ur franchise, and anna werner is at the courthouse in nashville. anna? >> reporter: scott, the jury deliberated for just a single day and then came back with that award. finding both her stalker and the a owners and operators of the hotel here in nashville at fault. now, that verdict came eight barrett shot naked video of andrews through a peephole in her hotel room door. he then posted those videos ho online where they were seen by millions of people. last week, andrews gave tearful testimony talking about how all of this has affected her. she said she suffered humiliation, embarrassment and shame. now, the attorneys for the two companies that run the hotel could not

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, march 3rd, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the campaign to stop donald trump. leading republicans try to derail the gop front-runner's path to the party's nomination. >>> scott kelly, space odyssey, and the astronaut is back home in the united states this morning after spending a year in space. >>> and a chilling crime is caught on camera. gun store and taking off with dozens of weapons. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> ben carson won't be participating in tonight's republican presidential debate. carson has not officially quit the race, but he says he can't

and here's what's alarming, scott.f of women with ovarian cancer do not get the recommended standard of care, which includes evaluation and treatment by an ovarian cancer specialist. >> pelley: dr. jon lapook, thanks, doc. today, u.s. and malaysian officials said that debris that washed up on mozambique last weekend is believed to be part of the tail section of a boeing 777, the same type of aircraft as malaysia airline's flight 370. that plane disappeared two years ago with 239 people on board. it is the only 777 still missing. he's been watching from a distance for nearly a year. scott kelly's return home next. next. criminals comfortable. next weather talent appears at wx center with generic pinpoint filling monitor then we take special >> pelley: we end tonight with a man who spent more time away from this planet than any american in history. last night they brought him home. mark strassmann now with the earthling. >> scott kelly back on mother earth after 340 days in space. wa reporter: for almost a year, one of t

again needs a birdie and needs a miss coming up by adam scott. it could be a three-way playoff if mcilroy can somehow get a birdie here but this was headed right and that is going to make the proposition for a three even more difficult. that rattles around in the top of the palm fronds and there it is across the cart path. >> i was right there earlier today looking at that and that is no shot. >> so mickelson for his par before adam scott strokes his par attempt. and here is mickelson once again, right down to the wire here pretty much johnny. in the thick of it. oldest winner of a world golf championship event. >> mark, is this not too far off the line of adam scott's putt? >> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> not too much break here. >> little slow. >>

let's go back to scott macfarlane. scott? scott macfarlane, are you there? >> reporter: the wind gusts had knocked me out. can you hear me now? i'm sorry, we had some wind gusts now. news4 learned the u.s. capitol police going to make a press conference at 4:15, about 10 minutes, outside their headquarters at first and constitution on the north side of the u.s. senate building. u.s. capitol police will have a formal press conference and answer some questions about what happened and it happens in about ten minutes. we have a crew en route as we speak. we'll have what the capitol police have to say as it happens in a few minutes. >> all right. thanks, scott. and, you know, we were just talking about these -- you phone, and so many of us even if we're out and about in the city, we're going to our phones, and we're learning what's going on not only the nbc washington app but other apps as well. but if you have the nbc washington app, you just learned we were just talking about that second person who was hurt in trying to ascertain how they were hurt. we just pus

and when scott stood up to the union bosses, when scott saw death threats and attacks and protests and anger and yells, millions of men and women all across the state of wisconsin stood with governor scott walker. and y'all's heroic stand together inspired millions cross the country and inspired me. it showed that when we the people stand up together, we can beat the special interests that are bankrupting us. [ yelling ted cruz the patriot ] >> let me tell you, i am humbled to be in the presence of patriots who we are all fighting for this country we love so much. and the courage, the principle that was demonstrated and is demonstrated every day by scott walker, by the men and women of wisconsin, we need that courage. we need that principle in washington, d.c., taking on the special interests. and i'm honored to be with patriots like senator dewy stroble, fighting for the men and women of wisconsin each and every day. how about carly? isn't she fantastic? such an incredible business leader, rose to the pinnacle of business. she is strong, she's inspirational, and let me tell you, that

. >>> scott, so far there have been no arrests. stolen in this burglary will likely end up on the black market and could be used in violent crimes. >> manuel, thank you. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. [ vocalizing ] [ buzzing ] [ tree crashes ] [ wind howling ] >>> well as donald trump was pronouncing himself the winner, mark phillips tells us europeans were having trouble pronouncing him at all. >> reporter: they're trying to figure out the name. and they're trying to figure out the man. donald trump was once seen as a peculiar aberration of american politics. even as vaguely amusing. but nobody is laughing now. instead they're scrambling to who know. >> on the phone his behavior was extraordinary, childish. >> head of the scottish government when trump was promising to build a glittering new golf resort there. a promise he never kept. quickly. >> reporter: the european press has been full of apocalyptic foreboding, madness screamed the cover of der spiegel. really? asked the economist. ann mcillvoy, really what is s

there are distinct parallels between governor rick scott and donald trump, something scott pointed out last thursday when we interviewed him in miami. race. run. florida. scott is backing the candidate with a similar background. quote, i believe it is now time for republicans to accept and respect the will of voters and adding if we spend another four months tearing each other apart, we will damage our ability to win in november. but unity may be difficult. scott's own lieutenant governor think he can support trump, even locally, republican state representative bob cortez told eyewitness news earlier this year that he wouldn't be able to tell his supporters to vote for trump. >> tonight, i spoke to representative cortez a few moments ago and he says he will be backing the republican senate and house candidates. as for scott's endorsement, trump has given scott's pac $135,000. >>> well, the calendar says winter, but the thermometer says otherwise. we got close to record heat again today. let's get over to our certified chief meteorologist tom terry. >> it's warm right now, very hot alon