objects that are collected in washington dc for visitors come by the memorial --ryday, leave objectsh which park rangers collect. every two weeks or so, we do a themp and we sort through and catalog them and make them part of our collection. was left in 2000. it was left by ellen for barry, who is killed in vietnam. i'm just going to read it. " myas, -- it says, dearest barry, it has been 31 years since you have been taken away from you. as i visit the memorial today in washington dc, i leave with you the ring i gave with you the when we first you met. please know that i always love you. i mourned for the family you are never given a chance to have. wendy lord takes me home, i know we will meet again and shared many memories. i love you. " i feel like the purpose of the collection is to help people heal and to get over the things that happened in the past. specifically, the men who died in vietnam and lend a helping hand to that. just the process of making a craft helps them heal. there are a lot of things that have to do with ptsd. processps their healing thate have a lot of things

we want to take you to washington, dc, where president obama has welcomed the golden state warriors to the white house. though are celebrate the n.b.a. win. listen in. >> this senator is from what so, maybe you have some politics in his blood but we have: the one of the biggest warriors fans around, our leader in the house of representatives, d heard, nancy pelosi. [ applause ] we have the republican leader, mccarthy is here so it is bipartisan. [ applause ] >> the warriors beat the cavaliers to win the times in june. gold were state's first championship in 40 years. we have more coverage of the event later in the newscast and you watch it streaming live at abc7news.com. >> in other news, the c.h.p. is investigating a deadly motorcycle crash in hayward. sky 7 was over the scene shortly after 6:00 this morning on southbound interstate 880 near the highway 92 interchange. a motorcyclist was killed when the bicycle crashed into a box truck. >> developing news in the south bay police are looking for more potential victims of a school administrator accused of me losting a student. the 35-ye

bart officials are inned with -- are in washington, dc to talk about this research nationwide. that can slow computers that send slow trains. bart is the first transit company to adopt this system and and part of the conversation happening in washington, the white house earthquake summit. the bart board director will speak with u.s. government officials after developing the system in 2012. i spoke with it radioers this morning and it is great that safety is the discussion. >> that is good. it is important. if we have an earthquake the public transportation is affected, especially if we are on the train. >> it is great they are working on this especially with trying to go on the ground a lot of people myself would be nervous if it was to happen. given the early detection system, the earlier we find out the better. >> the summit starts at 9:30 in washington, dc, and a goal is to secure the funding for additional research and technology. >>> ann arborist and crews will examine a try that fell in san jose in berryessa state park killing a man. we were over the scene when the map was

from the supreme court in washington dc. in a flag-draped casket ... justice antonin scalia was carried into the supreme court he helped change over the course of nearly three decades. his current and former clerks ... lined the steps in tribute. and inside the court's great hall ... his remains laid on the same catafalque that bore lincoln, kennedy and other great americans. nat prayer his son - father paul scalia - led a his fellow justices. among them ruth bader ginsberg - who recently remembered scalia as her "best buddy" - despite their ideological rivalry. the somber tone was a sharp contrast to scalia's humor, warmth and wit ... and it belied the fierce election-year battle to fill his vacant seat. the white house says president obama spent the past day reaching out to senate leaders from both parties. "there was an opportunity for the president to make clear that he is going to nominate someone." but this was a day to put politics aside ... as the president and first lady traveled to the high court to honor the late

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(s/ pete williams / nbc news / washington, dc ) when the two days of ceremonies honoring justice scalia have concluded, president obama may announce his choice of a nominee as early as next week to fill the vacancy on the court. i'm pete williams at the supreme court, back to you. >> a bill that woud impose statewide rules for police body cameras in nebraska is stoking a debate over how and when the recordings should be made public. a legislative committee heard testimony yesterday. the bill would require law enforcement agencies to adopt written policies for body camera. it would also allow police to withhold footage from the public if it's part of an investigation. the police chiefs association of nebraska says written policies should be mandated by not the legislature.

ought body of late supreme court justice antonin scalia is believed back in washington, dc this morning. we shot this video of a coffin unloaded at dulles international airport last night. scalia died over the weekend at a texas ranch. >> the same gentleman and i in the morning went to his room, entered by a side door, after knocking on it vigorously and found him in his bed, the sheets were not crumbled, his handsen on his cleft and he was perfectly at ease. all the county judge rule had scalia died of that will causes and, also, ruled there is that autopsy. his body will lie in state at the supreme court at an unknown date. >> president obama will speak to the media this afternoon the first time reporters have a chance to question him about his plan to choose scalia's replacement. president obama had already said he will submit name of a nominee when congress returns from recess next monday. we republicans want any nomination to be delayed until after the election. >> a last buzz that california attorney general kamala harris could be on the short list of people to replace scalia, and

among those paying respects, governor pat mc corey, in washington dc for meetings as part of the national governor's association, he will be there through sunday. two years after an accident killed five at the north carolina state fair, a major development in court. the owner of the vortex, nireheon oo gherte enev iceco saeye ro 1 nd. e god enreers izin in ortor himi tettm,no mi >>he a me r:i e caarlomeled ththamd rsats ey met t el e ucthsautta erapbeed e ge oo wooubelacocte thses ine o s odomhapp0. erasbie an >>> work is underway to renovate the bus station in downtown raleigh, already changed from moor square station to go raleigh station. today mayor mc farland spoke t the ground breaking, renovations include more waiting areas and restrooms and wi-fi, realtime information, and a number of esthetic changes to the building. the station has become dated over the past 30 years, time for an upgrade to meet the it should take between 9-12 months to complete. >>> a residents hall at east carolina university once named for a foreman governor has a new name. the board of trustees voted to call

other officers were responding to a domestic dispute saturday night, about 30 miles outside of washington dc. police arrested 32 year old ronald hamilton, an active duty army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon. they say he shot and killed his wife then opened fire on the officers. sharon zimplemann/neig hbor it was very scary. i heard the shots, like 4 to 5 shots back to back. yellow tape roped off the crime scene sunday. residents paid their respects. betsy to have this happen over something stupid is so sad. guindon, a 6 year marine corp reservist was sworn in friday. this picture was posted to the welcoming her and another officer. it said "be safe". hamilton is scheduled to be in court on monday. brian webb for cbs news./// ((sharie johnson)) > the two other officers are expected to recover. officer guindon is the 4 officer killed in the department's history./// ((sharie johnson)) > a ku klux klan rally turns violent in california saturday. three people were stabbed and several others arrested. anaheim police are looking to make one more arrest. they are searching for this man in co

washington dc look down to the textile capitol of the world and government contracts came following in to this area asking mills here, the textile and apparel mills to begin producing for the war effort initially for our allies and then of course the united states as well. immediately in the fall of 1939 bc the price of cotton rising. also, those. also, those mills that had been one week on one week off one day on one day off all of a sudden begin running around-the-clock three shifts a day seven days a week. the impact economically was tremendous to the local area. all of a sudden the apparel manufacturing mills are producing at full capacity for full momentum as much as they can. and the textile mill operators infused they work with a great deal of patriotic fervor and meaning this was there way of serving the war effort, contributing to the war effort domestically. working in the mills, producing goods to support our military and our allies. there were other ways that this area benefited economically from world war ii as well. we had several bases in the community. there was a train

other officers were responding to a domestic dispute saturday night, about 30 miles outside of washington dc. police arrested 32 year old ronald hamilton, an active duty army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon. they say he shot and killed his wife then opened fire on the officers. (( sharon zimplemann/neig hbor it was very scary. i heard the shots, like 4 to 5 shots back to back.)) ((sharie johnson)) > the two other officers are expected to recover. officer guindon is the 4 officer killed in the department's history./// coast guard says 16 reported cuban migrants were picked up saturday by carnival cruise ship workers in the gulf of mexico. pittsburgh steelers linebacker james harrison posted photos of the rescue to his instagram page. the cruise is a "legends of pittsburgh" themed trip with athletes and musicians onboard. the ship is traveling from miami to key west to cozumel, mexico. the coast guard said rescues like this are not frequent, or out of the ordinary. and migrants are taken to the next port of call where immigration will be waiting for them. earlier this month, a disney c

ninth circuit court f appeals in california. majority on the court for the sri srinivasan, on the washington, dc court of appeals, indian- american ... ... patricia millett, also on the dc court of appeals ... ... and paul watford, african- american, ninth circuit court of appeals in california. scalia's body is expected to be taken to virginia this week. the g-o-p presidential debate was jolted by the sudden death of supreme court justice scalia. on comes exactly one weee before south carolina voters head to the polls -- in the first southern primary of the 2016 election season. melisa raney reports. a change in tone saturday night as the remaining south carolina. following a moment of silence for the late justice scalia... the candidates were asked how they would go about selecting his replacement. (gov. john kaaich, (r) presidential candidate) so i believe the president should not move forward and i think we ought to let the next president of the united state decide who (sen. marco rubio, (r) presidential candidate) we need to put people on the bench that understand that the constitution is n

his funeral was today in washington dc. one of his nine children paul is a catholic priest and led the service. he said his dad loved god, country and family. >> the deeper he went in his catholic faith, the better a citizen and public servant he became. >> vice president joe biden, members of congress and all eight sitting justices of the supreme court were among those at today's funeral. white house officials say president obama will start reading two packets of information for his successor the scene -- this weekend. the binder you see him carrying in this video is full of information that includes details of candidates professional careers, records and experience. republicans are threatening to block the president's nominee. they say they next president -- the next president should choose scalia's replacement. >>> two officers recovering after both were shot during an early-morning chase. a total of eight officers were involved. they exchanged gunfire with police after one man shot at a patrol car. the two officers were

. << (s/ pete williams / nbc news / washington, dc) justice antonin scalia will lie in repose the rest of the day in the great hall of the supreme (nats/ casket arriving / carried up stairs) his casket arrived here earlier today, carried inside by supreme court police officers, as nearly 100 of justice scalia's former law clerks stood on the marble steps -- acting as honorary pallbearers. president and mrs. obama will be here later today to pay their respects, and the supreme court is open to the public today for those who want to file past and say their final goodbyes. then tomorrow, the funeral at the basilicia of the national shrine of the immaculate conception here in washington. vice-president biden will attend. (s/ pete williams / nbc news / washington, dc ) when the two days of ceremonies honoring justice scalia have concluded, president obama may announce his choice of a nominee as early as next week to fill the vacancy on the court. i'm pete williams at the supreme court, back to you. >> a bill that woud impose statewide rules for police body cameras in nebraska is stoking a d

we've been watching events in south carolina and nevada with great interest, but here in washington dc in the nation's capital somewhat of a respite from all of that today for the funeral of justice antonin scalia and this is washington so politics is never far away. one of the republican candidates turned up today to pay his last respects. the cask containing the justice's body transported from the hurs up to the basilica, high on a hill overlooking washington dc. this is the biggest catholic church of the country. it is a magnificent house of god, something the justice would have appreciated. alongside his family wife and nine children and 36 grandchildren were guests of honor. among them vice president and his wife, his colleagues at the supreme court, former vice president and even though this is a primary date in south carolina. senator ted cruz who left the campaign trail to pay his last respects. this was a high church funeral, hymns sung. the priest, the justice's son. >> we thank you for your son antonin who you have called to journey to you, and since he hoped and believed in

a few things the modern washington dc has they didn't have in 1850. i want to zoom in on this part of the map that shows the important government centers. in on the map of washington in 1850. there are a few elements that are familiar to us. in the circle you see the presidents house, the white house. on the other one you see capitol hill. which means yes, indeed the national mall, the smithsonian institute in the unfinished washington monument. even by 1850, there was a lot the sidesn washington the presidency and the capital. look at these other buildings that had filled in. political friendships took place in the in between spaces, in the other buildings. particularly in the boarding houses where you wouldn't expect them. like right here. notice where the arrow is pointing. it is next to a larger arrow. this is today by gallery place in washington. it's at a place called the old patent office, part of the art museum. i was able to find this scene from the 1840's. here it is. in the background, those buildings in front. in this photo which was titled

. >>> in the suburbs of washington dc -- a suburb of washington dc continues to mourn the death of an officer killed on her first day of job. >> it is with amazing grace that the community of prince william county pays tribute officer ashley glendon. the 28-year-old was on her first patrol when she in two other officers responded to a domestic violence call. >> we strive to support the community and make it safe and in so doing we sometimes have the very unenviable task of dealing with sick people. >> under arrest 32-year-old ronald hamilton is charged with the murder of the office. a chaplain and try to bring comfort to the crowd which included her mother. >> to the divine and holy one that's in our life we come to you now as one people with a broken heart. >> two other officers who responded to the call with ashley were also shot and are currently hospitalized. >> thoughts and prayers to dave and jesse and their families as they continue to recover from their injuries. please keep them in your players -- prayers as well. >> kristen hamilton was the wife of the accused gunman. hamilt

competing in the regional science bowl competition with high hopes of heading to nationals in washington dc this spring. ky caught up with some of the whiz kids on the reno high school science squad and joins us live in the newsroom. good morning ky. good morning! over thirty high schools from california, nevada and utah will be in las vegas this weekend to answer exceptionally difficult math and science questions for a chance to be the u.s. department of energy, smart, fast, and competitive even amongst teammates. ohidul mojumder- "if i know and answer and somebody else even if they are on my team gets it. it makes me feel, i should have been faster on the buzzer." and that is what they say is key buzzer! another strategy the team learned from competing last year is making sure each person has a certain expertise whether it be physics, math, or geology to be able to take on the diversity of questions. their teacher and coach, mr. aaron shoolroy, says the team is especially talented when it comes to the fast-paced buzzing in... aaron shoolroy- "i don't have to teach um to be controlled on t

this has impacted 17 states including florida and washington dc. the vast majority of zika has spread through a mosquito which is primarily in the southern states. they have not been transmission yet by mosquitoes in the us but the cdc fears it is only a matter of time. >> we do think it is likely that we will have limited local transmission and some of the southern states. in the winter months we have a chance to try to get ahead of this. >> in hard-hit countries like peru, fumigation fumigation efforts are continuing. experts say wearing insect repellent is one way to ward off the cut. >>> china has reported its first case of tran4. they say man who recently traveled to venezuela contracted the virus. the country's family planning commission says they do not expect the virus to spread. >>> in health news a new report hospital. researchers at yale from patient to go to veterans a attack, of fill hostels for heart attack, heart failure, or pneumonia have lower death rates the compared to patients to go to non-va hospitals. the study also study also

the funeral is saturday at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception in washington dc. scalia died over the weekend at a luxury ranch in west texas in accordance with supreme court traditions billy as bench chair and the bench directly in front of it are draped with black wool crepe this tradition dates back at least as far as eighteen seventy three the flags on the courts front plaza will fly at half the same time the debate over whether it should be president obama or his successor who appoints the next supreme court justice is heating up the number three democrat in the senate chuck schumer of new york says he expects the president to select the candidate who can get bipartisan support but senator ted cruz who's running for the republican presidential nomination has vowed to filibmster any nominee marathon runner is recovering after something went terribly wrong. around mile seventeen analysts and i felt my lower back the impact it has a yellow know what happen to the woman in white race organizers are apologizing. plus the feds are trying to encourage people who us

we need that in washington dc. we need a balanced budget amendment in washington and need to start moving toward a surplus again. i know how to do this because i did as governor of florida. in florida, the reason we had reserves that were high because i had line item veto power and i used it. 2500 separate times totaling $2 billion. they call me veto corleone. it was supposed to be an insult.i embraced it and there was a discipline that came. legislators put line items in the budget, we call them turkeys instead of portobello. in washington it's called port. we call them turkeys for some reason there and i would take them out of the budget and there was a sigh of relief for some because i would go back home and say i tried to get it done but the mean old governor was the guy didn't let it happen. i would love to take that responsibility in washington dc. the next president should have line item veto power to be able to bring veto corleone a two washington dc, to bring order to the budget.[applause]. in florida, we d

. >> the sound you are hearing is the sound of screams coming from washington dc. >> that is ted cruz announcing his two point lead over donald trump in our new poll. >> i think somebody at wall street journal does not like me. >> trump is down seven anchors is up eight points two days before south carolina' s primary. >> republican voters are taking one more moment to take a pause and decide whether donald trump is the person they want to nominate for president. >> trump' s president -- threatening a lawsuit over this ted cruz at. trump says it is old, he is now pro-life. >> is the most ridiculous theory i' ve ever heard. please donald, file the lawsuit. >> marco rubio denounced president obama' s trip to cuba. >> they are not going to invite me. >> rubio just picked up the endorse me. >> we could see more disappointment or some pretty south carolina. there are only six republicans left. washington. jason: our adrian whitsett will be heading to south carolina for this weekend' s primary. look for his live reports throughout the day tomorrow -- today and mark. -- and tomorrow. michell

"i did a lot of the hauling of the protesters to washington, dc, during the 1960s. the freedom riders is what they were. and i'd have to stay with them and bring them back to here, and then another driver would take them back south, when they go. those were rough days for me. scary days, really, for the freedom riders and all. i never had any trouble with any of them. i treated them real nice, and talked with them -- like i say, stayed with them in washington, dc, three or four days at a time. "this is my favorite spot here, the better buses. there's the old silver-side bus, and the old double- decker bus, and the others that were made. these were my best ones. i got some of them at yard sales,and some of them we -- we had in chicago, and washington, dc, and new york city, they had the gift shop that sold toy buses. "i bought this school bus in salem, virginia. it was on eighth street, underneath a canopy. and it had been kind of beat up and banged up a little bit, but we got it fixed and we got it running. the most important thing about this bus is the seats inside

other officers were responding to a domestic dispute saturday night, about 30 miles outside of washington dc. police arrested 32 year old ronald hamilton, an active duty army staff the pentagon. they say he shot and killed his wife then opened (sot sharon zimplemann/ neighbor) it was very scary. i heard the shots, like 4 to 5 shots back to back. yellow tape roped off the crime scene sunday. residents paid their hospital where officers are recovering (sot betsy) stupid is so sad. guindon, a 6 year marine corp in friday. was posted to the department's twitter page welcoming her and another officer. it said be safe. hamilton is scheduled to be in court on monday. brian webb for cbs news. a lynchburg teen who was injured in a high-profile accident last fall has died after being hospitalized for months. ivy adkins died yesterday afternoon. her family reported the news on a social media page that was set up after her accident. adkins and her cousin, natalie matthews, were badly injured in october when the car they were riding in crashed in the lake vista neighborhood of forest. investigators say t

. >>> torticollis one alan grayson's epicenter of two one in washington dc and the other the ongoing fight with his ex-wife. alan grayson is trying to recover nearly $10,000 in legal fees from lolita grayson because they were never legally married. while they were going through a divorce came to light but she was still married to another man. grayson for your says lolita has been dragging out the legal process and racking up a huge bill for the congressman. >> i don't think she wants to cooperate. simple matters to obtain passports for his children to travel with him overseas was a matter that took two or three hearings and a substantial amount of attorney fees. >> about in washington dc stems from an off -- offshore hedge fund. the house ethics committee is investigating its legality. >>> extra training after another incident on wednesday. two trinity technology group employs were doing a training exercise when they accidentally explosive off of a cart flight noticed the bag two hours later. the bomb squad was called and we reach out to trinity but have not heard back. >>> on the se

in washington dc friday to answer concerns about the zika virus. they say the link between zika and a serious birth defect called microcephaly is more and more probable. >> we've gotten to the point now where we have to consider that zika is guilty unless proven innocent. >> reporter: in the u.s., there are 80 cases in 21 states. nearly every case involves people who traveled to affected countries at least one case was sexually transmitted. health authorities address reports that the zika virus was found in the semen of a british man, two months after he was >> to we know how precisely how long someone remains infected? >> the answer is no and a part of the natural history studies that we are funding at nih and at cdc is to just answer that question. >> reporter: no vaccine currently exist for zika although this doctor says testing for a potential vaccine could begin as early as this summer. >> when that vaccine will have been proven, or not, to be safe and effective is something we can't predict. >> reporter: the virus originated in brazil and is

. >> we are taking a live luke outside the supreme court in washington, dc, as an action is about totaken out of the hearse and brought into supreme court lying in repose for the public and president obama will be we making his way to the supreme court for the view this morning. >> a funeral mass is health tomorrow morning at the behalf sill ask of the national shrine of the emmack chat concession. coming up on 6:30, i am natasha zouves. >> i am reggie aqui. and changes along the commute on interstate 580, new express lanes are open in the eastbound direction a new era for the stretch of highway with that report killing up. >> and mike nicco is tracking more rain. >> good morning, everyone, grab a heavier coat it and cooler and have the umbrella handy across the north bay and right new, a few sprinkles and a better chance of steady rain from 9:00 until noon and the rest of us this afternoon, in fact, we have it on the day planner, and temperatures are running around 50, with a few scattered showers and our breast chance for 4:00, and the chance tapers as we head to 7:00 dress for the

. >>> we're here in washington dc. we have gathered voters who are concerned about issues in this country and have a different perspective. i want a show of hands. how many of you are republicans? all right. fantastic. as you watch the campaign who has to adapt to you? which candidates are you listening to? >> i think m has stood out especially on thursday night. -- marco rubio has stood out. i hope that was something that happened earlier >>> i want to play a segment of that. this is from texas thursday night. things got pretty heated. let's take a listen to it. >> [simultaneous speakers] >>> one at a time. [simultaneous speakers] >>> what do you think when you hear this kind of debate, what does it make you think about? >> it's not ideal to have canned shouting over each other. when you have a candidate like donald trump in the race and he is launching personal attacks and talking over everyone else. you have to have someone willing to fight back >>> you're shaking your head yes? you're supporting marco rubio? >> rig

this will be my priorities in washington dc. we don't need a senator who does not want to do their job. get things done for the state. >> i have to stop you there. mr. griffin. >> for me to focus has to be on clarity of purpose. that is what i bring to this race and that's what i bring to a challenge against senator richard burr. i have a website that is full of details and ideas and communication and conversation that i have had with the voters. things that have been absent in my challengers here is that interaction with the public when ms. ross has 240's unanswered comments on her facebook page she is not represented the people. she's not working with the you have to be there and available and that's the difference in my approach. >> mr. reeves. >> i'm running for the united states senate to affect real across the state. i grew up in the family with my mother and father and my dad did not have any education. he worked hard and he ended up working for a united states senator for many years. i will make one promise to you i will

only alternative was a night school with a poor reputation on three floors of a brownstone in washington dc. and in the fall of 1929, he began classes at the howard university school of law. thurgood marshall :i had to commute between baltimore and washington, which meant i got up about five in the morning and got home around eight. and then worked after i got home. i lost fifty-five pounds in one year. narrator: each day he would walk back and forth from union station to classes as early signs of the coming depression began to appear. howard law school was evolving from a part-time night school to a full time day school, under the guidance of a man who would have a profound influence on marshall's life. thurgood marshal:deann charles h houston, he was a graduate of amherst and harvard. very brilliant. very decent person but a very hard man. he used to tell us in our first year, "look at the man on your right and look at the man on your left and bear in mind that two of you won't be here next year." that sort of kept your feet to the fire. narrat or:in the 1920s there :in the 1920s there af

"the sound you're hearing is the sound of screams coming from washington, dc." with the republican field shrinking after the new hampshire primary, the nbc/wall street journal poll now shows a dramatic shift from last month -- cruz up eight points and trump dropping seven. sot trump/msnbc "i have never done well in those wall street journal polls. i think someone at the wsj doesn't like me." just days til south carolina votes... "here's a guy who raises the bible and he tells fibs, he tells lies." ..the trump-cruz feud is escalating. "file the lawsuit." cruz... daring trump to sue him over this ad, attacking trump's past comments on abortion. trump/mtp: "i am pro-choice in every respect." narr: "we cannot trust donald trump with these serious decisions." trump's lawyers call it "defamatory"... insisting he now opposes abortion. trump taunting cruz: "time will tell, teddy"... ... before backing off his threat during an msnbc town hall. business, i've had great success with lawsuits, i've had great success in things i do. and i don't know that we're going to have

the support for clinton at a news conference in washington dc this morning. the committee, made up of 19 members of the congressional black caucus says it supports mrs. clinton because she has a track record of supporting issues that are important to african americans. as for sanders, he was endorsed by singer and songwriter harry belafonte. belafonte was active in the civil rights movement and close with doctor martin luther king junior. he detailed his endorsement in a video to nbc news. he says sanders has a deep appreciation for where the nation is headed. hillary clinton and bernie sanders will face off tonight in milwaukee. the debate is hosted by pbs newshour in partnership with facebook. it will air on local pbs stations and cnn at 8 o'clock tonight. the next debate will not be until march 6th in flint, michigan. while the democratic candidates get ready for tonight's debate the grand old party lost two candidates after the new hampshire primary. peter alexander reports on how this swooping into south carolina, donald trump is eyeing another big victo

for instance, a perfect example is donald trump saying i will change washington, dc, because i. mate deal maker and ted cruz said i don't make deals and picks on donald trump for say he will make the deals. what is the way to fix washington? do pure deal -- fewer deals or month? that is what everyone in the going provide marry is wrestling with. >> i have said i don't think the rnc should brush the news organization in adding a token conservative, i am glad they pick someone like you. did you feel lick a stranger in a strange land? >> it is a different expense but i do think they gave myself and the local an congress a lot of room to run and not a ton of vetting of questions, and go for it and i appreciated that and writing the different perspectives in letting them have a little bit of "leash," is the way to go because you mix it up. are they as good as ducking the questions as from the anchors? >> that is line you walk. i don't look to booby trap something but looking for something different than the stump so you want to add something that could bring out something different. t

and the american voters just had enough of the failed political establishment in washington, dc. it's been coming for a long time. there's a billboard in lower manhattan that said the french aristocracy never saw it either and we're on the verge of that tonight. >> happy to say they'll be with us and what could be a long one. steve, thank you very much for joining us from our campaign headquarters in des moines. another break. our coverage continues right after this. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy t

. >> the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia is believed back in washington, dc, he died of natural causes over the weekend. this afternoon, president obama is going to address reporters give them the first chance to ask about plans to succeed scalia. here is a closer look. >> just as antonin scalia body transported to virginia after the final vacation, a quail hunting trip at this texas ranch was cut short dying in his sleep. >> he was totally peaceful, a man would went to sleep and did not wake you. all the political fallout less than peaceful. in an hour of the supreme court confirming scalia's death, senate report leader mcconnell question chaired the vacancy should not be cleared until we have a new president. president obama made it clear he is ready to move. >> i land to fulfill my constitutional responsibility to nominate a successor. >> both pairs have reason to fight for who gets the nomination because of how it could shift the balance on the supreme court. which without scalia is split 4-4. >> now, if the next appointment is critical for important decisions that a

a house oversight committee is scheduled to hold a hearing in washington, dc on the safe drinking water act in flint, michigan. flint's tap water was contaminated with lead after the source switched from detroit to the flint river in 2014... a cost-cutting move made while the city was under state financial management. the corrosive river water was not properly treated and caused lead from pipes to seep into the runners in new york city are probably getting lots of stretching in this morning... today is the city's 39th annual empire state building run-up. the event is the world's oldest and most famous tower race.. challenging runners from around the world to race up 86 flights... that's more than 15-hundred steps. the distance climbed during the race is about one-fifth of a mile vertically. monday night's caucus made history in more ways than one. hillary clinton became the first female winner of the iowa caucus. coming up...we'll tell you the record number of voters who came out to look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel.

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xavier went to washington dc at the verizon center. his only triple of the game. 30 seconds later, edmond sumner blew down the baseline. he made the free throw. the muskies came out of the locker room. he had 13. sumner to myles davis, xavier smokes them. that should be rocking. hero the stats from the game. muskies not hot at all from the they were nearly perfect. mick and the bearcats hosting yukon. early on, he finishes with eight points. it' s going to be co-pain. gary clark with his man on the post. 13 points. bearcats up three. late in the second path, driving inside. they kick it back out to kevin johnson. shot clock winding down for jacob evans. he takes the three. rick pitino and the cardinals hosting the blue devils today. it gets the land. marshall plumley with the nice assist. it was going stronger in the second half. he loses footing. that was just two of his game highs. back off to damion lee who drains it for the lead. 71, 64. archie miller at home. charles koch making grown men. the second half, time winding down. adams

in an an hour from now, family and friends will celebrate his life and work here in washington, dc.he funeral service begins 11:00 a.m. eastern, followed by a private burial. the 79-year-old was a leading conservative voice on the supreme court for nearly 30 years. he died suddenly a week ago today, in his sleep at a texas hunting resort. known for his sharp mind and brash demeanor, scalia leaves the supreme court transformed by his intellect, his ideology and his sheer presence. his family life just as extraordinary as his presence on the high court, scalia leaves behind his wife of 55 years, maureen, their nine children, and their 36 grandchildren. one of his sons is a catholic priest, father paul scalia. he will be leading the mass, delivering the homily later this morning. we will also hear a scripture reading from close friend fellow justice clarence thomas who shared his belief that the constitution should be interpreted as those who drafted it. vice president joe biden will be here as well as other notable lawmakers. before the funeral begins i want to bring in cnn correspond

after serving as a valet and body servant for polk, elias polk started driving his master to washington, dc and staying in the capitol with him. having spent his entire adult live with polk, elias polk became very attached and wouldn't leave even when given the chance. while on his way to washington for the first time as president, the polks were right aboard the steamboat china when it docked in cincinnati and a group of abolitionists boarded. the men and women demanded to know whether polk had any slaves aboard because their intent was to free them. a friend of polk went to the president elect to tell the president elect what was happening, and the president elect sent back this message: mr. polk wishes -- he thinks eating their dinner. he says that you are at perfect liberty to interview them and offer them whatever inducement you like. the says, furthermore, that should his servants wish to go with you, they are free to go. but according to author romeo garren, the slaves were not ready to go. expecting to be hailed at delivering angels and thanks with shout's hallelujah and praise the

one attorney in washington dc says he knows for sure that plenty of people wanted the offer. that's because hundreds text him instead. that's because his number is eight eight eight - two two two two. so customers with a 240 area code who added an extra 2 got him instead of their coupon. attorney henry levine: "the worst thing that happen to me was my battery was being drained and i was feeling badly for all of the burrito-less folks" he says he did contact chipotle, but only because he wanted customers to get their free deal. altavista leaders are considering a new ordinance that would allow people to raise chickens in the town. the idea came from a resident and town council is giving it consideration. planning commissioners have recommended the change be approved. the new zoning law would allow no more than 6 hens and require chicken coops to have a 20- foot setback from private property lines. folks would need a permit to house land. daniel witt/assistant town manager: "the planning commission requested that staff check and see what other municipalities were doing, which i

this is video from washington, dc of the flags already lowered. north carolina governor pat mccrory has also ordered all flags to be lowered in honor of scalia. washington and lee university has a pretty solid reputation for correctly picking the republican presidential nominee. since 1948 - students have picked a presidential nominee at a mock convention. this year - students picked donald trump as the party's pick. in the mock convention - trump beat the nearest competitor, senator ted cruz - 2 to 1. trump noticed the results and tweeted "i hope you are right..." the first mock convention was held in 1908 - they have been right all but six times. straight ahead - puppies found - we'll tell you the place a hiker found them - twelve puppies are recovering in arizona, after they were left to die in the desert.. a hiker found the puppies. the dogs -- all two to four months old -- were taken to an animal shelter near tucson. volunteers say they were all malnourished and dirty. authorities say they see these types of cases all and stress the importanc

one in northern virginia outside washington dc, and in the southeastern corner of the state, hampton roads. those are the two biggest vote troves in virginia. once a very rural state, now that lopsided the suburban. >> in a purple state, is it one of the primary states that is up for grabs? a mrs. clinton seems to have comfortable lead. senator sanders is showing some strength in the areas where he has shown strength elsewhere in the country. college communities, among younger voters, many of whom are angry and frustrated over the direction of the economy. mr. trump continues to lead in -- his leadough he has narrowed. one of the more recent in-state public polls showed him narrowly ahead of senator rubio, about six percentage points. we have senator cruz in third place and senator -- excuse me, kasich way back. , estate that reflects the nation as a whole, is something of a reflection of this national race. county in terms of student population, fairfax county, closing tuesday. the administration is expecting a huge turnout. what about the rest of the state? >> to your point, at lea

and lincoln is of course assassinated at ford's theater in washington, dc, and we know that john wilkes booth was involved and we know a few days before he was mumbling, pretty loud to some people, he was going to make sure the president did not live much longer. he was at an event at the white house, booth, and he had been plotting with nine other people at a boarding house, headed by mary stewart and involving the whole idea of killing not only the president but the new vice president, andrew johnson, and also the secretary of state next in line under the constitution, under the succession laws at the time, who was secretary of state william seward who later purchased alaska under andrew johnson. turns out lincoln's killed at ford theater. and in fact we want to move on. i'm forgetting to move on. this the scene about richard lawrence assaulting jackson. so, i get so involved i forget to move this. all right. and then there might have been -- he succeeded him anyway but not really a -- he became president anyway. but now lincoln. attack bid john wilkes booth. killed before trial and t

. >> reporter: now 66 cases over 17 states in washington dc. indiana. travel history to haiti which is an area where we know there is documented zika virus transmission occurring. >> reporter: the vast majority of zika virus is transmitted by a mosquito seen primarily in weather hasn't been transmission within the u.s. by mosquitoes, the cdc fears it may only be a matter of time. >> we do think it's likely we will have limited local transmission. in some of the southern states. in the winter months, we have a chance to get ahead of this. >> reporter: in hard-hit countries like a real, communication efforts press on. experts say wearing insect repellent is one way to avoid the zika virus. consumer reports recently tested 15 times. >> we found the most effective insect repellent against the mosquito that carries the zika virus were the ones that contained 20% the carrydown and 20% deet. >> reporter: it has been >>> president obama recently asked congress for more than $1.8 million in funding to respond to the zika virus. >>> rick snyder will ask the legis

. >> health experts from around the world gathered in washington dc friday to answer concerns about the zika virus. the link between zika and a serious birth defect is more and more probable. >> we got to the point now, we have to consider that zika is guilty unless proven innocent. >> reporter: in the u.s., there are 80 cases in 21 states. every case involves people who travel to affected countries. one case was sexually transmitted. health authorities address reports the virus was found in the see men of a british man two months after he was infected. no one knows how long a person >> the part of the natural history studies that we will be funding at nih and cdc, is to just answer that question. >> reporter: no vaccine exists for the zika virus, dr. anthony says testing for potential vaccine could begin as early as this summer. >> when the vaccine will have been proven or not to be safe and affective is something we can't predict. >> reporter: the mosquito born virus originated in brazil and spreading rapidly through latin america and the caribbean. it's expected to eventually affect