i' joid by tracie potts s ve in shington. >>eporter: we're on tay t new mpshe ne thing wee learni newampshire is no iowa. the numbers totally different er donald trumpith a double dig lead and on the other side, underdog but that's not wha the numbers show. tonight's msnb debates llar inltn's last chance to take on saers face toface. >> if this isbout our record, hey, i'm going to win by a land slide tuesday. >> repter:e's hamring clton on herix fure speeches. >> i do not know anyrogressive who has ser pack and takes $15 million from wall street. reporter: her spon. >> i don't know.that's what they offered. >> reporter: the leading reblan, donald trump, i claing claiminge uld have won iow if cruhadn't sent out false information thataid carsonas dropping out. >>ou know these all tishzoliticians are brutal. >> i wak up and laugh at the late thi donald has tweeted because he's losingit. >>eporte rubio is a close nuer three here. >> ultitely i think it gs cko whataid before and th's the willingness to say or do anhi. >>eporter: s

right now--- a live look in shington d-c wre you can see the flag atop the white house is flying at half staff in honor of justice scalia. the president ordered flags lowered today onll federal builngs. he in colorado, governor hickenoper also ordered ags ha staff in honor of both justicscalia and mesunty deputy "derek geer" who killed in the line oduty l week. just a day aer scalia's death, battle is brewing betweethe repuicaned sate d the white e. a vacancy on t cou -ring an election year -- hasn haened in decades. and those who ntbehe next pside are weighing in on whether psidentbama should evetry toomin ia's sucssor. jennifer johnson h our story. hours after juice antonin scalia death....president sot president obama / no super needed / saturday night :06-:11 "i pn to fulfill m constitutional resnsibility to nominate auccessor t senate republicans....inc luding the twounningor the white house...ay a ninee om a lame-duck president will fail. sosenator marco rubio r presidential candidate :1822 alreadon screein upper corner f newsunday "t predentan nomat anyone hwantbut the senate not

it happened after a fight on shington avenue. a person of interest is being deigned and is being questioned. >>> toxic trouble at south florida middle schools. students and faculty evacuating after a gas leak on campus. at the shenandoah middle school on 19th street. the leak has since been capped. >> danielle: a special-needs student bullied and blind sided while walking the hallways at school. a kick knocking the teenager to the ground. >> lynn: this teenager suffers from cerebral palsy and the mother said that it shows how badly the bullying had become. >> i cried when i seen that. it was like wow, how could kids >> reporter: a student was ready and recording last week at a high school in pennsylvania all as ahizya wooding was turni the corner. >> i got kicked in the chest and i got hurt. >> reporter: isaiah has cerebral palsy, a instead of being sensitive to his needs, some students tend to pick on him. but this time the harassment was posted online and shared by hundreds of students. >> i was angry. >> reporter: margaret woo

(ja tapper/ cnn ief f shington espondent)would you just say unequivovolly y u condemn them and you d't want their support?"(trump) "meanon't know whaoup you're talking about."(jake tapper/ cnn chief washingt corspnt) "okay. i mean m just talking about david duke and the ku klux klan here, but..."(ld trump/ (r) presidential candat "i dot know, honestly idon't kw david duke."umpointetet o twittethat he savoweduke on friday.y.cn(donald trump/ ) pridtial candite) "daviduke rs me? all right. disavow, ok?"?"rivals marco o o and ted cruz pounced, trying totolow trumps montum going intsu esda(senmarcrubio/) pridenal cdatete "dp,p,ed fese t/4iztht kuku ux k"(ted cruz esti cantedonald p om m y prably ws we lo thiuntrtr"bi thngn n n soond-styl al.enmarc o/esencandnd "6' is w w ion't dersndnd han are e the ze of e o is 2."y kw w at they say abt men with small hds" (audieieielauguger)for th demecrat somewmore cordial toneolng clinn's n n turdayay soua mostointed aacks for the g-o-p, takg rect at trump's campaign slogan: (hilla clinton/(d) presidential candida) "we don't need to mibmeri eat again.n.

shington's rthday - sunny,th a highear 76. rth northeast wind 8 to 13 mph.nday night - mostly clear,with a low arnd 51. rth northwest wi od 10mph.esday - sunny, with a ghnear 76. esday nht - mostly clear,th a low around 51. dnesday - mostly sunny, with agh near 77.dnesday night - mostly cloudy,taow around 53. ursday - partlsunny, withgh near 70 with a 30- percent athurs arfriday ansaturdas a gh nea ((sharie johnson))au-nrednemployee and champion of the iveity... a "celebration of life" remony. fred albrecht started the u-n-l-v alumni association... and workedothe university for many years.today...rmer governor bob mler andn- l-v president len jsshared stories out thefriend and colleague.in lieu of flowers... ey're king to send donations the "fred albrechtscholarship fund."///((sharie johnson)) > we're just o days away from the biggest ght in music.who's making a return for this year's grammy awards... and which artist will have the most chances to take home a statue./// now, nevada's first choice for news, th

." >> to compete at the finals in shington, teams had to first meet challenges back at home. >> after three online rounds of competition in which they're judged on how we they fix cybervulnerabilities, 28 teams are selected and flown here, all capital, where they compete head-to-head against all the other teams that have qualified for the national finals competition. >> at the finals, the teams had to ward off cyberattacks designed by professional engineers. >> and the first-place winner... [ drum roll ] ...is s antilly academy. [ cheers and applause ] >> competitors take home more than awards and scholarship money. they also take home a deeper understanding of the importance of protecting our computer systems. >> everything on the internet. and we pututll of our important ststf on, you know, fileleon the computer or something, so it's really,important to know how to protect them. >> it's just another way to keep everybody safe. just like police on the street, how they keep everybody safe, it's the same way through the internet. >> run by the air force association, the competition is

le tse whha died the lo rter:th son op "shington postabout ttint of ming e laatte k me. e, s did himself afte mindme thaa supremcourt juste obably had better things to do. esident and s. obama came to p eirespects as did more than 4,000 people who waited in long lines. also herhingn, c.eals court mentned as possi succesr. vice president biden sa the nominee could be areviou confird judge. >> there are plentof judg who have,re hh courts already whhave had unanimous supporof the republicans. >> reporter: one obvious possiby, jue ne kelly o unaniusly confirmed in 2013 with the support of t judiciary committee chairman, republic charles assley who just happenso frowa. >> i'm pased to suort her confirti. >>orter: tomorrow justice scia funet the ca of th natu of e ck immaculate conceptio is son paul celebrating mass. pete wliams, nbc news at the supreme court. >>> there's a lomo ahead for usonight. the crackdown on hoverboards. the hottest fad of the past yeain more wa an o. the fed says none on thear tdo iyou ha onho so, nowti fom affoecades in solita conne >>> g newsonig in

ban shington. the u-s state department i condemnihe bombibi... and exessingympathto all all the whwere affecte police in colombiareleed video from a police& officeces gogoro cama... in the footage... you can see an officer pulls up in front of c inside.. and fires seveot surprisingng nohone was injured... the four suspectctwere all arrested a charg for robbery. worls noer controvey... ployees ha ped as imal righwsists in der r py on opposing grou! seaw ma anncey.juays afteal rigigs grou "peta", accused a seaworor san diego woer oltltti oup totget intel and re members.alisc the @ fafes backshs &dontar..tioweakekealal i icaptiviv y will clolololololoits s s s s s oror pkse(e(e(ofofofs s ararar it's a scene right of a fantasy movi.. a unicorn on the loosepolice in califorora say a white ponyny dressed as a unicorn foa children's birthday party escaped -- and led officers on a wild chase for several hours on wednesday nit. they say the pony ran off from the party... darting into trafficicndndeaving police say they reived several calls from stunned dr

that's what shington, d.c. does. that is exactly what his >> reporter: and then, rubio said it again a third time. this notion that barack obama >> there it is. the memorized 25-second speech. there it is, everybody. >> well, that's the reason that this campaign is so important.% >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich, now on the rise in nehampshire, says he sure isn't scripted. >> i think people want to know you a thenauthenticity today, more than they ever have. >> and jon karl is with us tonight. i want to get back to donald trump, telling you tonight he doesn't have to win big, if he wins by just one vote, that will be good enough for him? >> reporter: well, the polls are accurate, he'll win by a lot more than that. he's led every public poll in this state for seven months and digits. >> jon karl with us live tonight. jon, thank you. >>> and as you point out, jon, many eyes on senator marco rubio after saturday night's debate. under fire, as you saw, on that stage, from governor jeb bush and from new jersey gover

tom stello, nbc news, shington. >>inveigators have released poteial key eviden ithe bombing a passenger plane over somalia, video athey believe captured the hanff of the bomb that later blasted a hole in e selage. nbs keirimmons sho u whn thtape. >>eporter: t new video sho two men cooly walking through an airport. th appear to be airport staff, one carrying wt looks like a laptop, but authorities now lieve thataptop was like a bo, and this ithmoment they hanit to an alleged the result, a hole blast in the body of the alleged bomber ejected om the pne by the explosion. was this the work of people who worked at the airport? >> reporter: well, one of the people who works at the airport we are investigating. reporter: itigators rking th a team americans ve arrested 20eople. so aviation security eerts say it shows the risk om rkers inside airports,ven in the u.s. >> i believee n't have enough security measures from the side, and i think that's a problem, and i tnk it's someg thatmmediatect needto be taken on. rep >> repo

-- cougars led by 6 at the half -- but the warriors joniqua clark -- swishes home the triple -- shington takes the led but after that -- it was all cougars -- ashlhl hamliton connects on 1 of her 3 three pointers -- 11 big points from her off the benchand layla sellers was unguardable --- she finished with 20 -- kennedy win 64 -- 58. that's a check of sports -- terry has a last check of your february is heart month and the american heart association wants to raise awareness about the signs of heart disease. in thr women die year.and women have different symptoms of a heart atatck than men.doctors say when women have a heart attack, most experience heart burn, reflex pain, or back pain. and before we go, we want to give you a live look at tonight's university of iowawa dancncmarathon.last year, this event which benefits the university of iowa children's hospital raised over two million dollbrs.this 24 hour dance is just getting started and we will have more after it wraps up tomorrow night, on thanks for watching your fox 28 news at nine.have a great night. night. ry is huge for us. all o

kennh moton, abc news shington. changes are drivers ong i- 25 and cimarron street. cdot is about beginhe n e of the i- 25/cimarron inrchange projec krdo newschannel 's na molinis lire .with at mnsoryou. good morning dana. good mning na jon. work is already underway this morning. right now.... won this oject ben nine months ag cds ng the interstion what it looks li now, to a more traditional diamond shap intersection, ic oso prove e ghwa alignment and ramps. the cemes...called girderon theconsuction siegan arriving yesterda the will ho up the brge d. mpleted. up until this point, a l o the workas en unrground work, dealing withlities, drainage emnkme work. t phase, the ojecwill have a bigger impact on drivs.... see some lane reduced speed limit. projec on it expecd 17u' hr omhe project reoromin newsst reporting live... in colora s,ana molina, krdo newschannel 13. i'll have a lo at your forecast. y: it'goin to be slightly cool thanks toa werontt wie throh prior to suise.ig wi warm into the s for st while it me a bit cldi in the rng, the ouill clea byhe afternoon. and

rocket this nth, and if north korea's past patterns are any clue, angry rnin by it neighbors and shington probably won't dissuade a coming launch. ght now... investigators are trying to determe what caus a hole to opeup on th de of this airane... forcing the aircraft to make an emergency landing in salia yesterday. you casee the hole above the wing. ssengers say they heard a loud bang a then a fire bke out on board! two peop were injured. the flight was on s way om somalia toa booty afri with 74 people board. this morning it's still unclear if a bomb is what caused this. staff at a japanese zoo staged an emergency drill today -- simulating the recapture ofn esped zebra. a zookeeper a zebra costume tore down nettedences, and pushes over a zoeeper bere it was enclosed by nets and a total of 1ootaff members, police and the fire department participated in the biannual silaon at the no zoological gardens in toky zoo has seen esc animals in the past - includg a panther,lephan and mor centlyonkeys. atr d trafc on the 5s. ief morng meteorologist stephen wers is here now wh first alert 5. igid air

heheas born in denver and graduated fromom george shington high scol. billups spent 17 years in the ague and now ads the chauncey billu elite basket academy. then therere was main briscoe who was the first black k starting arteack in thnfwhen he s drafafby the denverbrbrcos 1968. as a re, ,e had toucowow nextwe highghted creative m anartitis... e of thehe frontmen from earth,h,ind d d& re w w worn h anised in the pmileigh city the band w v six grammys. so, , , paer rorinson owow a predinately african american wod dance e& semble in the hearof denver. she was born and raised in colorado her daes are seen by two million fans tional and morehan 20 countries. we alsls regnized cocounity engagers in colodo. the fifit ac mayoin cocododoas mayor wellgtonon we. he served fofo e cocoty o o denver for2 years. du him ffe, he saw thcompletion ofenver teatatl l orand exnsioof dertrt mu. n n stsllwth has a strong hihiic t to lorado spring in 1979, h h became t city's rst black police ficer...and also infiltrated the cal ku k kx klan organization. during his investati

." >> hello ainrom fox ne in shington. we begi witit the democti aryin olinaab eceo at hclkt dre lilion % of te to bernie san' 26%. we'll l avereporlar in ththho f battle f repubcnan h hin ser ty. ldom o ree consutivivwins is s fororor a showdownith ted cruz and nor's hometate of texas. the biggest prize so far with 5 egatat. ustf1 soi to llll 1 legaes, halff@lafis need to win nominaton. ththe fnt runnerss escalat theirttacks and we'll tlk to all of them today. joinng us fistere now l is he front-unne donald trump. nday." >> thank y. >> let's ggh mcorubis th you are a "coco artist." hehe he i > i think it's titi to t tehe skskfs portrs has t t l ltle@ gicht heenexpg wowog a asrr40 year mr. um reese what do ululink oomarco rubio? >> well, i thinkhs lit weht. he coudn g eleedog catcher. he is non liked in florida. 'b'bd ooflorid he deiveand fraud florida. hdoesn eveshow to meeting thinke's a guy who thinks 's -- i dononhi he actually do even t xnk h hot f. he's notot stuff. thei k i whahe rc t e'pverytygu ted crz,yheway. the

>>> aig delnt tay nttsave noced atmabe monrees diovy t hto o boura ware b eeiut o huge tenn, on shington athe oth iloan decte ara en dibheve ikfa,en frothemeio pluti. athy cpa gvityavet o sea ripe tou r. so tin o sentist sin eplst the lkwabo the wthvi t fri t schnd ops pe air ndof >g upt exnsthndew ff n citypais hto f ose o do s ch to ou sahuds osunc pet. pag.ir.rehes.an geasymydnin oatbelin. sowh co san innc goo geo. !la sou 's nsenses the wotivateby moveme as you move, f to tisero kpng. inucin toucl me. r massagcy. evently inte is all it tak moro effectiveportscreeners. kris v cav at thedemy. seeing thefeven axplosie atory20soon-tport s.tw e. rtere g thainro he go hensat ridmtr dainor b homanseripeorer owcrrs fo70 spis brroorkpntper nfehe inr l.nfrees of cawaadant lit330 w 737 wng to land ilu. heo my tell touhere by and avedthat yiden becautre82 iseast >> rhear llavtaardidaingpriolyireser rgely neob eiho apo he,f ty' hepotsayit e tg int s fld, wilthoshingey.te? d hwi nt. sctoheeld. hankand 'll be rk.> a liit in m inurmoilfter atsidented t s re's cp rorte a sot. ma univ in nd. whld youm

our shington bureau corresponden t alex miller joins us live this morng. al what's thlatest response from congress to the president's plan? they've banned the administration from spending money to transfer prisoners to the u-s. and secretary of defense ash carter says the administration needs congressional approval to close guantanamo bay. what once had bi-ptisan support now has become an extremely partisan issue. and of course the president can use executive action on this as well. he says closing gitmo could lowecosts by 85 million dollars each year. the are only 91 prisoners left35 expeed tbe transferred overseas so that leaves 40-60 to head to the u-s. but what he pegs as the bigger issue than money is the way our allies feel about guantanamo. take a listen. when i tlak to other wld leaders they bring up e fact that guantanamo is not resolved a ecic site to move prisoners to. but many members of congress are frustrated especially those in south rolina, colorado and kansas because their states may possibly be forced take in these prisoners. thanks alex.

the memorable buildings, where architecture is honored and hiory is kept aliv we're goto begin in shington with a museum tt has yet open its doors. since america'original sin,ananstill, riots are ignited in the econ bween race an juice. ashideba conese smithsonian is cplg nualroth$5 llnaaleu afcaeran hrynd ur th wasuthod n t ofoness,hich called it "a tribute to the neo's contribuon to the achievemen ameca." the wos are jarring becae the act was written in 1929.as we first toldou lt spri, dihimuum h been lonstrule, just like the story it hopeso tell. beside the monument to washington, a slave-holding president, the museum is breakingreof grod on eight decades ter congress ed muserand en faileto fitthdream is being written, this time in steel and stone: ten floo-- five above ground, five below; its cplexion, rendered shades bronze, a building of color against history's white marble. you've been at this nine years now. it's a big job >> lonnie nc wl, as tell people, at 8:00 in the morning, i have theest job in americaca and at 2:0in the morning, it's the dumbest thing i've ever do in my life.

i veveo ask, did you meet t kerry shington's mom? >> valerie, yes, valerie. >> jimim: valeriri oh. >> s's a aeautiful, wonderful lady. >> jmy: i would imagine she is, yeah. did shshask you if j know dead? >> she -- shdidi yeah. >> jimmy: she did, yeah. >> she did, everyo a athat. >> jimmy: : eryoyo does. how manyimes aay would y y you get asked that? >> iind of -- i nd of preet now. kindf ftart,henever mememeone, i say "jon n ow is de >> jimimthat's youopeneng line? >> setimes i'ma op and ththpoor pern gogo, "y"y"y it t >> jimmy: wa a second, are you saying on n@e rererd jon snn dead? >> he wastabbededtimes thheart. >> jimmy: : ay..& >>>>e's dede. you know. >> jimmybut thare rang thgs that happen oat show. in ft,he's a whole wall of heads that are alive. i me, yoknowow >>ot a aood point,t, good d poin >>>>immy: it wouldldldbe the biggggt lele wewve e eerienced ongagaf ththnes." spoiler. at the endndf season f fe,e's dede. >>immy: 's dead, oy. >> b b -- - >> jimmy: i se ah. he still walking? can he still walk? >>>>>>s stabbebe50 tes i

. >> reporter: news of juste tonin scalia's death igniti debate in shington. ob a wato move quickly ght. >> the problem is if obama picks a hard core candidate there's no way it goes through. >> anchor: the gop going l alin vowing to keep the president from filling the seat. the senate majority leader mitcmcconnl on sayi nghe the next president to make the pick. >> he clearly s e power%to do it, but gives hichoices premcourjusticesn the past, thsenana of the unit states should not confirm someone who's out of the main stream. >> yo dot ve hame duck esmake the appointment to he highest court in the . >> reporter: right now it's split evenly. decisions abortion rights, immigration and firmative action up in the air and now the presidential candidates action. >> president obama said he would nominate someone to the bench and that's exactly what he should be doing. process. >> the idea that republicans want to deny the president of the united states his basic constitutional right is beyond my comprehension. >> anchor: and nald reagan was the la president to nomina

." >>> from nbc news in shington, this is "meet the press with chuck todd." >>> good morning. i'm wishing every saturday had primaries because welcome to an amazing sunday where everything morning. shakeup saturday thanks to south carolina kp nevada. we now have the three-way republican race so many expected and we now have a democratic front-runner again, and her name is hillary clinton, again. but let's start with the republicans. donald trump made it clear that he is now the republican front-runner. trump scsced a big win in south carolina winnnng 33% of the vote. and all 50 delegates at stake. the battle for second, a distant second frankly, was a back and forth affair all night with marco rubio edging out ted cruz by just one percentage point, 23-22. bush, kasich, carson theyey all finished way behind. and before the night was over jeb bush was officially out of the race. here are trump, rubio and cruz as the night unfolded. running for president. i can tell you. it's tough. it's nasty. it's mean. it's vicious. it's beautiful. when you win, it's beautiful. and we're going

. >> we have sent the message that will echo from wall street to shington. >> michael: sanders will not democratic base in south hampshire. south carolina, however, will be strong for hillary clinton. also probably for donald trump. in the newsroom, michael putney, local10 news. >> laurie: and get your following all this. south carolina and nevada a a next on the calendar. on february 20th nevada holds its democratic caucus, and south carolina holds its republican primary. on the 23rd nevada holds its republican caucus, and then on the 27th the democratic primary election is held in south carolina. so locality's glenna milberg 1 she's keeping track of it palm she will be there with her live reports on local10. >> calvin: the nion of haiti is route without a president as michel martelly's five-year term came to an end this past sunday. the one d only brought you the now an unofficial list of nearly 30 candidates is out but only one selected by haiti's national assembly with a two-thirds majority vote. the new presidential run-off election is set for april 2003 after the last two dates we

wins are clearly drawn this morning and the fight will play out on the campaign trail and here in shington with republicans having 54 seats in the senate, more than democrats, and giving them the power to reaeaea control this process going forward. erica? >> kelly o'donnell at thehite house this morning, thank you. >>> ron cling clerked in the supreme court, white house counsel too bothresidents full disclosure, you're working with the clinton campaign this election cycle. want to make sure folks know that. you spent two y yrs clerking at the high court there in d.c. his conservative legacy is well point. what was he like as a person? >> i never agreed with justice scalia on almost anything,,ut he was an inconsiderably warm person. he loved the back andorth of debate. even in the years after i lefef the court, when i ran into him, he and i had public exchange warm and kind. i think he leaves behind a personal level a wonderful legaga as a family man and beloved mentor to generations o o supreme court clerks who worked for him and for whom he was a key influence in their lives. >> we mentio

sete wims in shington with more. petegoodmorning. >> good morning. justice slia'uneral silicabasilica of natiol shrine the immacateconception. east was cried past the former law clerks and io the eat hall ofhe supreme cot. mo tn 4,00 ppl filed go-bye after wai ilo lines thatraed arounthe budi. lo, theourtado yopen extra me. president ama and mrs obama passed by honorin the casket. and arayer wasaid at the t fday morning for memrs of the family a remning eightstes. he wl celebrate theass at euner and burial which is a privacemo the white hse says prent obaas been rching o dictlyoepublican leaders telling them hentends to move ahead with the nominati. theene doctic leader sa it cldak a month to nameha nonee. the funeral today, a eight ofheupreme court jusce will aen along wh t retid stes. jo pl evens andavid sutter >> tnku, pete. >>> the island nation ofiji wi speed a near 180 miles hour withustsf nearly 220. that is equal to aategory five hurricane. e capit city isepting the power is t. the gnmt declad a ste of emergencyor the next 30 dayssts900,0esid

they believe they found gravity waves predicted by einstein but two huge antennas, one in shington state, the other in louisiana, detected a gravity this confirms einstein was right when he described the universe as like a fabric, woven from the three dimensions, plus time. what physicist call space time. the gravity wave was set off sending a ripple through the air. so tiny one scientists saying the ripple consisted the entire milky way galaxy about the width of a thumb, observing the fabric of the universe stretches and opens may open an entirely new understanding of nature. >>> coming up next -- how explosions like this are improving airport security. >>> and a scoop by a newspaper sets off an uproar. "cbs overnight news" will be right back.those who do s suld switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. valet parking. here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you could save on car insurance, go to geico.com. ah! (car alarm sounds) it's ok! degree motionsense is the world's first deodorant

of data leadinttacksn that phone e- text communications wi the otkihos,ews, shington. >>owo mich pole y ll havwhy a ighteoin lamao th weekendng six inigatorjasoon admito pe's t duis ament stdar drd rer t0 remai sile. hundreds of people attenheayer judge jill overnihoughtazoo was insulafrom mastings. we knowt any nt, anythian hn.anngan hpe in a cni. ery mmity alwi the chalesf olcend alng oncanth ng opa. >>heamily of5-ar-old maied father of o haised statt nghity o nef thadnyknowio amilosby snt abowo s testng underh abt the gationcing hhusb the deon took pl l in sprin, achuttit belie's the 'sred ons aboual s or at the ursit nnsee holdg a t coenhig. s lievedul drgaonew l wsuiwhicsathe as creat ati ronmt r woead aauagpeytnibaessee ted theawsu against the scho pnepcc c a sexuault crisi sexuaas abuse.nning wane crnvesgation in the nd d foool that made thatation. s a ou hperf iref a rtrl d te ddenell to tteothoou righi ing y thcoeah anscamappeto bkin the s trailfter spending day trning. they hoisted tried gl fore h incdi ef. >>rne he t.ers stro stem eeng rosshe sth >>ngg ers c

melting snow across t virgias and in through washington shington, d.c. >>> the big melt is on, ladies and gentlemen. spring temperatures continue across the northeast.20s and 30s. we have a light wind at less than 10 miles peper hour throughout the region. the dayplanner reveals we'll have temperatures rise near 40 degrees under increasing clouds today.we >> this weather report is brought to you by mcdonald's. this morning, a pretty g gd atheher x part. yoyore more of an pert on rainbows. kermit the frog, executive piggy. what can we look forward with the new time slot? >> the same old stuff. by the way, it's exactly -- it's exactly 35 hours and 15 minutes befo the show c come on if you don't chang the channel you'll already be tuned in. >> perfect. ourxecutivesove that. are we g gng to b b seeing more of our favorite frog on ste? >> i will be singing and doing the things that i normally do. we have 150% more laughs and 100% gluten-free. >> we're safe for this new day. the muppets, new time, tuesday at 8:00 p.m. >>> thank you so much. >>> coming up, we're counting down to the super bo

today we found her sitting in the sun outside her apartment in shington, d.c. >> when you first saw him, you just shouted? >> i sure did. >> shouted for joy. >> for joy. i felt that all in my soul. it was the greatest timee ofy life. it's been. watching as the world changed around her. >> we have come a long way, you know that? >> did you ever think there would be a black presidenen >> i did not. >> reporter: you did not. >> i did not think it would ever be a black president. >> now she has met one. >> a black president. >> look at him. right there. >> a blackckwife. >> that's me. >> what was the best part of meeting the president and the first lady? >> that i felt like i made it. i made it. >> reporter: you,made it? >> i made it. and i feel like could die happy. >> reporter: and with this dance, she made millions of others happy too. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new i'm scot

. >>> the funeral for supreme court justice antonin scalia is scheduled for this morning in shington. the service will be a mass at the national shrine of the immaculate conception. cbs news chief correspondent jan crawford is there. >> reporter: thousands of people are expected to come to the funeral laterp this morning, including all of the justices and the vice president. two days of kind of public official mourning started yesterday at the supreme court institution he has served for 30 years for a final time. his son, the father paul scalia, then led a brief and very moving memorial service inside the court's great hall. all of the justices, their spouses were there. and you could just see the grief on their faces. they have never served on this cocot without the larger tha life scalia. now later in the afternoon, the president and first lady came by to pay their respects. the president met with some membersscalia's family but not attending the funeral today. as i said, the vice president and jill biden will attend here today instead. father paul scalia, scalia's soso will also be

sometisf y're aaypeon watching,ou see,emi la ato and and kry shington. you're wonring if it's rallyinghe you peopleut it doesn't lo ttway. >> daha u. interesting. >> justin theroux makin his first "tayhoappearance. >> it's te. >> talng aut laer 2," -wro wben iller. >> did you watch the game last night? >> i d. ap outcome? >> i'm n a bigports guy, so >> jus say ppy. it allins at 4:30 it all begins at 4:30 mondamorning... we're comingp on t bottom of the hour... fans across colora anvited a super bowl victor pa tsday in denvert on. ittarts from 17th and wine coop wynkoop street... and will finish at civic center park... where at rally will take place... broncos plers and aches will be there... as will the goveor, and e mayor of denver... it's free to aend... and massive ow are excted.. ornizers say leave the lawn- airs at home... and ct standing ronly. all thdetails are on koaa dot com. if youere planning on celebrating thbroncosuper bowl win... bying at denvebased chipotle today for lunch... bad ne.. every location nationwide will be closed for an eloyee

s funeral tak place tomorro in shington. >>> pope francisaid he is willg to relax tchurch oppotion to arficial birth contro t ctrolheprd o e za virus. his fght h fro mexico, e popeaid t avoiding pregncy is not an absolute ev. the explosion of za in latin amica hased some gnmts torge wen t avoidetting pregnant. th virus has been lied t rth defect >>> hoitalare reporting an alarming jump in the numbe of official say t edinant stin hitngeoples a good matcfothe current fluvainend ty'rerging a flu shot f anyon who has yet to ge one. the biggestisk ieople ove 65r those undhe agef 2, or thoselso with ch ilses. exrtsre recin a fluverye six months of age and older. big arts cfts sre isling hundrs of thsandsroductt m haven eosed to mold. the recall involves more 250,000 poinsettialowers and y paper xes. theye sold at chael' stores last ye. there m b md on e products, posg a rk to ople with allergies to mold. nsumer should returnhem to chl's for a full >>> and those of you who love chick and waffles, mcdonald's is testi whatld he big thing. soundsamazing. ddle. ey usesyrup-fill pances for th bu

flying back to shington. you'd be delayed. >> good thing i'm going to l.a. >> little more garrett's? >> sure. thanks. >> of course, snow amounts, light, inch in newework city. philly, 1 to 3. buffalo, 6 to 12. we're worried about icing, including in washington. it could shut the city down, but whooould know? back to the west, heavier, about 1/4 inch of ice. thth's what's going on around the country. >>>. 's day into the 8:00 hour. a lot of you off looking to get outside. we've got partly sunny skies in place. breeze picking up. that will bring in a shower or two from time to time today. clouds will catch up with us and we'll turn mostly cloudy this afternoon. 70 in miami. 71 ft. lauderdale. 71 in marathon with a strong high risk for rip currents. >> that's your latest weather. i misspoke. actually, it's not the chicago mix. somebody else had that copyright. it's the garrett's mix now. >> whatever it is, it's delicious. >> garrett's people know what you were talking about. isn't it addictive? >> it's the best

week wa shingtoner libals mayd fin utsocah liro fna lars es ho itspleab sphoabit. le r>>orepr:teru c rzeaelngsi a wnead m,kioc tng rheubepn lica tfronnn ruer. >> g iot themp truio actn fi . gure o>> n way,t' is hu. ge w>>thaoe d hse do? >> e h prenet tdsbeo a re icpublan. >> or rep tter: frumpgirin ckba. ed>> t uzcr, theor winst kd of shwagtinonid inser whous jt n' caet b tetrusd. r >>teeporr: whmeanile,is chr ri chstieag lging behind in si ngle di. gits us>> jt not ghenou. t noug enoh ghtonihat, tt's .okay r>>orepr:tens iadtef o a pl nean tdprio tou s ctholarain y,toda n theerew jgosey orvern ll wid heame hohe, we're hll de tcideheur fute h ofis aicampgn. >> ou a tghht nigor fis chr ri chstie aornd fly carri fiona an end bca ,rson as well. ile fwn dowit w jhohnas k ich nfromamew hrepshi ovghernit. he wasle carly ateled,ve en a tt liitle btu snnedy bt las gh nit's ltresus. eas hd tol ,me ihi t wnke're lyrealn oto mesog,thinh wit the ca gnmpai. tt ma and nnsavaah? >> et per aldeexanhar, tounk y ve ry chmu. >> on> d taldrumpoi j uns fsresh toffinhe wn i new shhampire

david kerley, abc news,, shington >> >bsolutely amazing stuff tpere.e. >>> comomg up@in ourur next half hour, the elabote hoax plaayed on a high schoho in pennsylvania. e honortudent w wo tned out to b b a 23-yeyr-olol how he maneded tool eveee fromomtunts andchersso pare and adminiss. >> butir delivn >>> well, it is t stock in e of televisn joururursts like ourselves too bring you the newsthe day.y. >>>>ererrarery arerere weiven account oppornityty t shine lilit o o pastntshat t t t chanan the way we view histor but that's j jt t at one of our colleagugu here in new york ci is doing with a story especialll poignant duringglack history month. >> repte fororororthan two ca cheryl wilil has beeeen deveringhehfewewewf ththe d. . >> hiow you dodog? >> repepter: and everyy week,, s s s delivers a dferent messsge to school cldldn allbcross the country. know youju hiory. >> what's happing here?th is o o of thee scenene i demanded t b b pn the book. >> reporter: willl pence a a new book called "the emancipationf grand pa sand wills," thehe sry of her grereateat great fd - fafafa, a slaveho foug

supreme court justice antonin scalia is believed to have been flown back to dulles airport outside shington. alia died in his sleep at a texas ranch during a quail hunting trip. he was 79. >>> scalia's death setting off a political showdown, republicans looking to block president obama from filling his seat. but the president says he plans to nominate a replacement soon. >>> but don't try to mail a letterer to congss today with your thoughts of his replacement, post offices are closed for presidents' day. >>> looking at today's weather. rain in washington state, snow in the western mountains and upper plains, severe storms in the northeast th morning. >>> and finally, from us, a look back at the life and legacy justice antonin scalia had. >> scalias being remembered as a legal giant with an imcomparable sense of humor, larger than life figure on the bench as well as off. more now from abc's terry moran. >> reporter: for decades, justice antonin scalia led the charge to take constitutnal law back, he says, to its original meaning. >> theonstitution is not meant to facilitate change. it is me

. >>> if you're flying, airport delays possible in boston, new york, philadelphia and shington, d.c. >>> well, the poster child for corporate greed, he didn't say much at a congressional hearing but he still managed to annoy the committee members. martin shkreli has admitted raising prices of life-saving drugs as much as 4,000%. but at this hearing on drug prices, he smirked, he doodled,e twiddled his thumbs anything wrong? >> on the advice of counsel, i invoke my fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination. >> he ignored the advice of his council to stay off social media. after learning of the hearing, he called the committee members imbeciles on twitter. the committee chairman calls that childish. >>> new details this morning about the latest incident involving cleveland browns quarterback johnny manziel which led to him being investigated for assault. a report by ft. worth police indicates manziel's ex-girlfriend claims he struck her several times last friday during an argument. colleen crowley also said manziel appeared to be on drugs. the following day, she ran to a nei

the chair: the gentleman from shington is recognized for three minutes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as a fellow washingtonian might i just observe that you make that dyeas -- dais look good. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for 10 minutes. >> i want to start out today by thanking my friend, the gentleman from missouri, congressman luetkemeyer, for taking this issue on. mr. heck: we had a problem in a lot of communities around the country with businesses getting access to the banking system. and i know he worked this very hard last year. he investigated. he talked to banks and businesses and regulators. and he actually negotiated a solution with the fdic that he had pushed and pushed until they actually adopted it. it was a good solution. and in fact part of this bill would seengsly codify that. what it would say is, you can't use firrea to go after whole sectors of the economy. it has to be specifically and individually based. you have to have a reason to believe that an individual business was engaged in fraud if you were going to use the banking system to get at them. good s