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. >> former independent council kenneth starr and former solicitor clerk to justice scalia. was lost on 9/11. >> i think that's going to be ted cruz. >> indeed. >> ted cruz is part of the court family, genuinely, as a former law clerk and also when he was solicitor general of texas, he argued several cases in the court. >> so odd to see a picture taken during -- >> that's not a departure from a normal funerals. you generally have people taking photographs afterwards with the public. it is also interesting that in keeping with catholic tradition, there was no eulogy. which is really the standard. peop i think father paul realized his own homily was sufficient. >> and as catholics go, father, this was no christmas catholic. this -- >> right. >> justice scalia was very, very active in his church. >> he was very active in his church. his family is very devout. and he wrote about it as well. he wrote about it and spoke about it openly. as jessuits, we know he went to xavier high school in new york. it was an incredibly important part of husband life. and i would think that if you

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jason starr of the american civil liberties union. stored somewhere. it can be shared. it can be sent to other law enforcement agencies. it can be breached by third parties. >> reporter: license plate readers are used in nearly every state. the a.c.l.u. has filed three lawsuits, two regarding the scope of information collected, and there have been complaints about abuse. chief bermudez is adamant the plate information taken in freeport is never linked to a person unless a crime is indicated, and it's dumped after 180 days. do you understand why some of those people would be offended by being tracked when they're completely innocent? >> we're not looking at that data, though. we're looking at -- >> reporter: but you could be looking at that data. >> it's just so much coming in. it's impossible to look at that kind of information. >> suspend or revoked registration. >> reporter: so much information, he needs seven more officers just to keep up with it. anna werner, cbs news, freeport new york. >> axelrod: coming up, a campaign 2016 update. the journey is the destination.

com. staff in toronto tonight for the 2016 nba all-star weekend will make his record20 tying 12 all-starre he has been named all-star mvp twice in 2,006 and 2,008 meals this weekend is all about kobe bryant bryant the five-time champion is making his final appearance as he continues his farewell tour. >> i can remember, as a high school sophomore,as and i watched that game and was pretty cool. >> the 65th nba all-star game sunday at the air canada center in toronto, kobe bryanttata starts his 18th and final all-star game, lebron james makes his 12 th appearance with tipoff columbus police continue to investigate a possible terror attack had israeli owned restauranto that machete. >> frankie muniz started to beat up on the man and i thought it was a personal thing and then he started hitting everybody, people were blaming. >> the suspect has been identified ass 30-year-old mohamed barry said that he got into an argument with the employee inside of the nazareth restaurant then he came back killed. >> a conversation between him and employee, not going to get into but that was not he left and

but first we have another addition to our capture count.larry starr was featured in november of last year on most wanted... wanted by the woodbury county sheriff's office for violating his parole on drug possession chargeshe was arrested tuesday in north sioux city by members of the northwest iowa fugitive task force and the north sioux city police department.his arrest makes him capture #423 since moststwanted began.now on to tonight's feured fugitive.thomas merchant is wanted by the woodbury county sheriff's office for violating his parole on an original charge of possession of a controlled offense.merchant is 32 years old, 3 5 feet 10 inches tall, 3 and weighs 1 1 pounds. he has a tattoo on his neck... 3 and his last known address was in the morningside area. if you have *any* information about thomas merchant... please call the u- s marshal service in sioux city at (712) 252-0211... or send marshals an e-mail at "siouxlands dot most wanted at u- s- d- o- j dot gov".you can also use the marshals' text a tip program. to text a tip, text the keyword "t- e- n (all in uppercase) 9- 9"

jason starr, of the american civil liberties union. (jason starr aclu)2940 **all of that data is being stored somewhere. it can be sharere it can b bpulled, it can be sent to other law enforcement agencies. it can be breached by third parties. license plate readers are used in nearly every state the aclu has filed threlawsuits, 2 information collected.. and there have been complaints about abuse..chief bermudez is adamant the plate information taken in reeport is never linked to a persounless a crime is indicated, and is dumped after 180 days.(anna: 4949) do you understand why some of those poeple would be offended by being tracked when they're completely innocent. chief 4955 wa're not looking at that data though, anna:l 4958 but you c cld be looking atatthat data.chief: it's just so much coming in. it's impossible to really, to to look at that kind of informationso much information he needs 7 more officers just to keep up with itanna werner, cbs news, freeport, ny it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning... morning...and if you're

let's get to barbara starr live at the pentagon.arbara, how significant an escalation of force is this? >> reporter: it is significant, jake. these are troops that have the ability to operate covertly, and if it all works, what the pentagon hopes is they will score significant gains against isis. in secret locations across northern iraq the army's elite delta force is now conducting its first operations cnn has learned. today at the pentagon defense secretary ash carter outlining what delta and the expeditionary targeting force, etf, has been ordered to do. >> seizing places, freeing people, hostages, prisoners of isil, making it such that isil has to fear that anywhere, any time it may be struck. and the only thing i'll say is the etf is in position. >> reporter: the timing and location of all operations remains classified. there are about 200 troops in northern iraq. they have been setting up safe houses, establishing and paying off informant networks, and gathering intelligence. the plan, attack compounds, not just to capture or

cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr joins us now live. barbara, tell us what the biggest headlines are from this new assessment from the basics, it sounds alarming. >> well, one of the more interesting things they say about those north korean special forces, they are the best fed in the north korean military. we know north korea suffers from food shortages. keeping those troops well fed with their job of protecting the country against attack, protecting the government, may be a real indicator of kim jong-un's priorities right now, but the report focuses a good deal of course on north korea's long-range ballistic missile program. underscoring yet one more time that the u.s. intelligence view is that north korea is trying to develop a long-range missile that can hit the united states and put a nuclear warhead on it. this is language we've been hearing in recent days from the cia director, the defense secretary, the director of national intelligence, as they have testified on capitol hill about their concerns. we just saw in the last several

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, wait a minute, ringo starr was a drummer, not guitarist. also guitars on sale date willing back to the 1800s, and many fun instruments made by famous guitar makers. >> when something great comes in, i'm inclined to take it, because why stand on is her moany? why say, well, gee, it is a little too late, you're past the deadline. there is no deadline if something is wonderful, if you know it is genuine, that's our job to produce, you know, the most exciting things. >> so these are some of the most unusual famous guitars in the world, the auction takes place in new york city on saturday starting at 2:00 p.m. >> would you go? >> oh, i would be in heaven. >> i knew you would say that. >> yep, that's cool. >> i know little eight year old who asked her parents, her guitar lessons. i'm like does it start that young to be really interested in that? >> yes. >> it does? >> really? >> it seems like a hard instrument for me, like me, hard time focus, you have to pluck the string, hold it down, am i doing? i don't know. seems like it is pretty tough. >>

ricky starr is on t.v. in a few minutes. he's--he's on phone now, huh? my horse. yeah. hello, horse? hello, burns? you're a horse and you talk, huh? yes, but not to you. goodbye. [phone slams] honestly, that was my horse talking. excuse me, i must open the window. oh, why? i'm expecting somebody to fly in here from chicago any minute. i don't believe that you believe that my horse talks. [intercom buzzing] no, i don't. [door opening] (mary) did you buzz, mr. burns? yes, uh, will you show mr. post out? he may have a little trouble finding it by himself. i understand. what if i find a witness? somebody who will testify that my horse really talks. and i don't mean another horse. get a witness and you got a deal. good. well, that should do it for the morning. oh, no, mr. burns. there's a man who just came in who says he hangs from a wire by his teeth and dances the twist. yeah, but he says he's tattooed all over, and when he does it, you see moving pictures. get rid of him, i'd rather watch television. yes, sir. [laughing] talking horse. [laughing] oh, brother! (addison) hi

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barbara starr at the penned gone. with bombs raining down, shells piercing the landscape, getting in and out of the city of aleppo can be deadly. cnn's fred pleitgen is the only international journalist there where syrian forces are battling rebels. >> reporter: years of urban combat have laid waste to the old town. snipers scan the terrain for possible movement on the other side. we're right on the front line of the syrian government's offensive against the opposit n opposition. and the soldiers here tell us they still frequently see rebels on the other side, but they also say they often pick them off from the snipers' nest. this soldier tells me, morale has never been higher. thanks to god, everything here is under control, he says. our fingers are on the triggers, ready to destroy the rebels. bashir al assad's forces have made major gains in the aleppo area in recent weeks, while the opposition rebels say they're simply being slaughtered. but for years, this battlefield was in a stalemate. the front line right arou

let's go to barbara starr in touch with her sources at the pentagon.hat's the latest about this attack? >> jake, in fact this was indeed one of the deadliest attacks the u.s. has conducted against isis ever, but a u.s. official tells me this was not a typical terrorist training camp. a suspected isis camp in libya now destroyed by u.s. warplanes on the orders of president obama. u.s. intelligence believes foreign fighters there were training to launch an attack possibly in europe or africa. it's only the second time the u.s. has gone after isis inside libya. this time just days after the president warned the u.s. would strike. >> we will continue to take actions where we've got a clear operation and a clear target in mind. >> with 5,000 isis operatives in libya, the threat of an attack from there is growing. >> the president will make good on his promise to continue to apply pressure to isil leaders who threaten the united states and our interests. >> two u.s. f-15s and drones from italy flown to the north african coast of libya. this shows the afterma

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joshua du starr the very plan who resigned after a lot of friction with this board toldh h us today thatood ao leader, good with educationdu and has great experience. expie so, we'll keep all of this t under a close eye.ye sarah, back to you.k to. >> thanks, tom.nks,om >>> a bill puttingut requirements on the amount of physical activity students getud per day is moving fenorward in virginia's general assembly.ssel the legislation would requireld public school students from kindergarten to fifth grade tofd get an average of 20 minutes20in of activity a day.ay some lawmakers have said it's i' an unfair standard to put on teachers and local schooll districts. the state senate passed itssed version of the bill.vers the house has given its version preliminary approval. ao >> that was a requirement is rememberly in pennsylvania you had to do physical education.dui you couldn't graduate in three e years. you could figure all your credits out you could be doneldb by your senior but all you had to do was take gym.e gym. >> had to do the push-ups andnd pull-ups. >> i got d's in physicalhyca educat

had to be cut back for the retaining wall, but they are planning to build here and inspector justin starr said he went on the site today meet with the contractor. we will be following up with them tomorrow morning. he says various construction sites all over the city has had problems today due to the saturated ground with all of this snow that we have, but cleanup operations are under way right now. visible one on wards road. katie, you have been out on the roads today. low they looking tonight? >> reporter: well, that's right, danner, they are looking really good, very clear. i talked to public works and they told me they have gotten to every road in the city. take a look at this video driving all over. all roads are clear right now. public works say they have gotten to every road and while some water is rushing down the side of 9side of the street there is no flooding. warm temperatures, they urge you to be careful and a possibility that some of the wet roads can refreeze. >> we have a slight possibility of pockets refreezing; however, we have people onwe have people on call and they wi

but first we have another addition to our capture count.larry starr was featured in november of last year on the woodbury county sheriff's office for violating his parole on drug possession charges. he was arrested tuesday in north sioux city by members of the northwest iowa fugitive task force and the north sioux city police department. his arrest makes him capture #423 since most wanted began.now on to tonight's featured fugitive.thomas merchant is wanted by the woodbury county sheriff's office for violating his parole on an original charge of possession of a controlled substance 3rd offense.merchant is 32 years old, 3 5 feet 10 inches tall, 3 and weighs 195 pounds. he has a tattoo on his neck... 3 and his last known address was in the morningside area. if you have *any* information about thomas merchant... please call the u- s marshal service in sioux city at (712) 252-0211... or send marshals an e-mail at "siouxlands dot most wanted at u- s- d- o- j dot gov".you can also use the marshals' text a tip the keyword "t- e- n (all in uppercase) 9- 9" and your tip to tip411 (847- 411).

. >> let's bring in our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr., what were some of the highlights of today's hearing? >> hi, jake. well, you know, the intelligence community likes to make a light-hearted comment about all of this, calling it the litany of doom, and that is what it was. i think one of the real underlying threats, which is how much isis has taken over as a major threat to the u.s., how much it has grown beyond what al qaeda ever was. and that is driving a lot of what the intelligence community clearly is doing these days. all of this leading to the republican chairman of the committee absolutely blasting the pentagon, and it really caught our attention over its intelligence practices. the chairman accusing the pentagon from everything of providing the congress with false information to deleting e-mails. another e-mail scandal out there. listen to just what the chairman of the committee had to say. >> we have been made aware that both files and e-mails have been deleted by personnel at cen com and we expect these and all other releva

--- >>> da es noticias en starr ya. >>> el acalorado debate republicano, presentado por telemundo anoche estÁn lejos de acabar hoy a escalado la guerra de insultos entre donald trump y marco rubio. y mientras el senador por la florida acusÓ a trump de ser un estafador. Él empresario calificÓ a rubio de escoria en un acto donde recibÓo respaldo del gobierno de new jersey chris cristie tenemos mÁs sobre la noticia vamos con otros titulares del dÍa >>> tiempo de cambios el suizo infantino es el nuevo presidente de la fifa le espera la difÍcil misiÓn de limpiar la deteriorada imagen de la organizaciÓn que maneja el fÚtbol mundial. una luz de esperanza, un grupo de representantes demÓcratas presenta un proyecto de ley que quedarÍa asistencia legal gra titaed a los miles de menores indocumentados que han ingresado solos a estado inicio. y pinceladas de valor, les presentamos la historia de un pintor dominicano que supo sobreponerse a sus duros orÍgenes y ahora su arte despierta admiraciÓn en las calles de new york. >>> este es noticiero telemundo. con josÉ dÍaz-balart y maria celeste arrarÁs.

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barbara starr covering this for us at the pentagon. i want to bring in david reems now, a human rights attorney. happens to represent 12 of these detainees currently at guantanamo bay. david, thank you so much for being with me. you are so important to speak to today. i have a zillion questions and i will start with a simple one. logistical logistically, now that you've seen what the president has outlined, do you see any of it as possible? >> i think guantanamo is going to remain open forever, because i don't think congress is ever going to let detainees be brought into the u.s., and i don't think any state is going to allow them in even if congress let the president bring them into the united states. >> okay, i understand your argument. even if congress miraculously could agree on this, you're saying the states would raise their own legal challenges to having these people cross into their borders and to these facilities. let's just say we can get beyond even that. legally speaking, don't we then have to treat these enemy combatants a

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. >> reporter: starr roberts has been homeless for 11 years. he wants to act as a bridge between the homeless population and city officials. >> if the homeless people came together and marched, if we sat down at city hall and put our attention at city hall and addressed it with ourselves as a voice, i think we would get a lot of things more done for us. >> reporter: he says what the homeless advocates are doing is all well and good but it's not enough. >> it's alienating th homeless. they say they are going to march for the homeless people but do they know the guy behind me what's going on with him? >> reporter: the department of public health put up the notices to tell them about the 5 p.m. deadline but the department of public works and police department will enforce it at 5 p.m. tonight. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> apple shareholders are meeting today at the company's cupertino headquarters. kpix 5's kiet do tells us one obviously big topic of conversation is the company's legal fight with the federal government. >> reporter:

. >>> ee r '80 gs pop starr vanity has died. she was discovered by prince and led an all-girl brand. her real name was deniece matthews. she battled kidney disease for years. she died in california at the age of 57. >>> the 140th westminster kennel dog show is on its way in new york city. yesterday a borzoioi named lucy won the hound group. a shih tzu named panda won toy dog won. >>> well, the red carpet at last night's grammy award showed plenty of showmanship and glamour. suzanne marquez talked with some of the stars. >> reporter: the grammy's red carpet all about social media. have you been tweeting and instagramming? >> oh, yeah. it's crazy. i'm going to keep i going. keep it alive. while i do that, let me charge my phone up. >> reporter: we live for all of your posts. >> thank you. >> reporter: who did they bring as dates? some musicians kept it all in the family. >> i have my little sister with me on the red carpet. this is little sis, my sister kelly. >> reporter: it's family affair. it is. i have them alalaround me. >> m

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. >> reporter: police say 18-year-old david eisenhauer, a track starr and engineering student, kidnapped and murdered nicole. 19-year-old natalie keepers was originally charged with helping him get rid of the body, authorities now say she was involved before nicole died. >> natalie keepers will be charged today with being an accessory before the fact to the first-degree murder of nicole lovell. >> reporter: the seventh grader went missing last week after climbing out of her bedroom window. her body found 80 miles away in north carolina. >> these two individuals took my daughter from this planet, and i want to know why. i want all the information i can get. >> reporter: a family, a community without answers, shaken to its core. janet shamlian, nbc news. >> we're back in a moment with a major change military leaders want to make regarding the draft. >>> a terrifying incident aboard a passenger plain in somalia when a huge hole was blown in the side of the fuselage midair. a passenger captured the scene inside the cabin after the rupture occurred at 10,000 feet. the plane was forced to make

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he takes over for joshua starr, who resigned one year ago. >>> new information on the water crisis in flint, michigan. a new timeline shows they knew the surge in legionnaires disease back in march well before the governors -- the governor said he got the information. this comes on the heels of the can -- heated congressional hearing where lawmakers criticized local officials for failing to address the crisis. >> and as all that was unfolding a group of activists traveled to and from flint, determined to make a difference on their own. >>> those activists drove over 19 hours to deliver thousands of water bottles to the people of flint. >> if i was in flint, i couldn't do this. >> you can't wash your clothes. >> you can't wash your face. you can't wash your body. >> reporter: they are problems people started dealing with in 2014 when the city changed its water supply from lake huron to the flint river. >> we called this young woman, and her story just broke our heart. >> they put together a benefit concert and put together social media to help out. by sunday night they say they raised

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. >>> and now awarding the bart starr award to thomas davis. more on that later. >>> peace and quiet right now in super bowl city. hasn't opened up just yet. >> it has not. far from the case last night. at capacity and police had to shut down the grounds. >> katie is in super bowl city where bigger crowds are expect on this standard. >> good morning. that's hard to believe. we knew a hundred million people were going to come here for the event. hard to imagine what it looks like. it's mind boggling. thousands turned away for one republic. and some -- at capacity. people piling in. police estimated a hundred thousand people were packed into super bowl city. despite -- the overall sentiment that security was doing a really good job. some disappointed because they couldn't see that. my advice, if you want to get here for the alicia keys concert, get her early and get a spot. police are expecting bigger crowds than a hundred thousand people. pretty incredible. >>> thanks for that. events going on all over the bay area today. a few of the big ones.