. ♪ >>> the weiner family were active members of their local church, where loving your neighbor and helpingthers were more than just words but a way of life. ♪ the rock of ages >> but not everyone in the weiner's church wished them well. ♪ with salvation and forensic evidence proved that someone in the congregation had the motive to kill them. >>> on a thursday night in june of 1988, sally weiner got a telephone call at her corry, pennsylvania home. it was her congressman's office calling to say that her husband harry, who was a vice president of the local bank and a civic leader, had just been chosen as corry's man of the year. >> the caller instructed her not to let on to her husband, as it was supposed to be a surprise, and that she was to meet someone the following day to go over the plans for this -- this celebration. >> the next day, harry weiner got a telephone call at the bank. >> this is sally -- >> we know it's a tape recorded call, because there's no interaction between harry and sally. he's trying to talk to her and she's not responding. she just continues to talk. >> she had to

i actually called on supervisor avalos but it is supervisor weiner. >> okay, supervisor weiner. >> okay, thank you very much, madam president and i have several introductions today. first as you may have followed in the press in the last few weeks, we are seeing a situation where more and more drugs including hiv drugs are being placed or reclassified as so-called specialty drugs. by various insurance providers, and which means that instead of paying your standard $15 or $25 or $50 co-pay you have to pay a significant percentage of the cost of the drug which could be g 1,000 dollars a month. and in january we learned or i actually we learned that in january, kiaser reclassified quite a few hiv drugs as specialty drugs which dramatically increased their cost and this kind of change can have a significant impact for many of our residents and on our public health strategies to try to reduce the hiv infections by keeping people healthy and they have to be on their medication to suppress their viral load. i met with kiaser and i want to give them enormous credit for reversing the decision an

. >> commissioner weiner. >> aye. >> commissioner yee aye. >> the item passes. >> okay, mr. clerk, could you call item number 3? >> item number 3, the chair's report and this is an information item. >> colleagues last week, i had the pleasure of going to washington, d.c. as part of a regional delegation with the metropolitan transportation commission and a number of bay area, transit operators, including mta, bart, and cal train and i believe at transit as well. and we had the opportunity to meet with a number of members of congress both in the house and in the senate with the senior staff as well as the representatives of the fta, and to talk about the critical importance of the federal government funding transportation projects and to really make real for folks on capitol hill, about what the challenges are that we face in san francisco. and as a region. and in terms of all of our major transit systems being over capacity, and the need to expand the capacity, and to invest in the system, and the need for the federal government to be a strong partner in doing that. and as y

. >> weiner. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> okay we will move to item number 6. >> and item 6, amend the adopted fiscal year 14, 5 budget to increase the revenues by $2,959,881 and decrease expenditures, and for a toeltal fund balance of $32,710,535 this is an action item >> if there are know questions or comments we will move to the public comment, is there any public comment on item 6? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> and the house has changed so please call the roll on item six. >> 6. avalos. >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> christensen. >> aye. >> cohen. >> aye *. >> commissioner farrell. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> weiner. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> we will move to items in the plans and programs committee, item number 7. >> appoint myla ablog to the citizen's advisory committee. >> we will open public comment. seeing none public comment is closed. colleagues could we take item 7, same house same call without objection that will be the order. >> item number 8. >> allocate, $1,824,a02 in

. >> we saw this with weiner in the clip. he was trying to say you pay your taxes on your money and then you try to save your money. if you have money in the bank when you die, you would like to give it to your children. it's not an additional tex. you're dead. you don't have to pay anything you're dead. but why should your children get double taxed? he kept telling me how i would be dead. >> it's horrible to make me live through a weiner dialogue without him here. i prefer you to do the weiner as opposed to him. let me go back to something else. give that a second. this congresswoman thinks if you have money you're lucky. the next generation, yeah, maybe you're more fortunate. but life is not fair, necessarily. if you look back i played soccer. probably as much as david beckham. he is a lot better than me. i'm sexier. we'll grant you that. but he made more money. i'm not angry at him. i'm not angry at derek jeter for winning five world championships and dating two models a day for 18 years. i think that's the way life s over

you have one of scott weiner's biggest supporters not only killed the person but burned the body and has been arrested for a series of arsons s. the criminal cronies of the board of supervisors in the castro in particular. i can give you a list of names and now it's got weiner's people they are all criminals and they think they can do whatever they want because they are friends of the supervisor and now the organized criminals have figured it out so that's why we had 4 people measured in one setting and one was chopped into pieces he looks like charles manson i'm sure it's a coincidence. >> thank you next speaker. >> this is my first time at a police commission meeting it's so interesting. >> i live near third street in the bayview i live on a block played with high problems of drug dealing prostitution garbage and shooting in the past year at least 4 shootings and most recently about 2 weeks ago there was a death. i'm not a passive neighbor and not many people on my block we have educated ourselves about our responsibilities and rights and worked together to communicate with the pol

others were more than just words but a way of life. ♪ the rock of ages >> but not everyone in the weiner'swished them well. ♪ with salvation and forensic evidence proved that someone in the congregation had the motive to kill them.

weiner -- boehner need to go. i think they are too moderate. mr. weiner -- boehner is complaining about mr. obama but has done nothing about it. we need an ultraconservative in republican leadership to counter mr. obama. host: who should that be? caller: i have not read up on who the leaders on cows -- in the house. host: alan is next. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to give you the reasons why john boehner and mcconnell should be gone. boehner should have been voted out the day he made the comment it is so hard. number two, mcconnell should be out because he should've kept the role the democrats had. where there was only 50 votes. then you could have sent this up to the president and let him veto the thing. the third reason is, when you said the democrats would act john boehner, that is the story. they do not want someone conservative. you are getting all these calls. if the conservative need someone who can offer something to the extreme liberals, we cannot have a moderate republican. we need a conservative that would do that. here is

brendan: highlights of my interview with mad men creator matt weiner.tures are at negative four. let's get to the top headlines. olivia: ted cruz is running for president. he is the first major candidate to enter the race. he made his announcement after midnight this morning on twitter. he will latch -- launches campaign at liberty university. singapore is mourning the death of its first elected prime minister. he saved -- served 31 years. he was 91 years old. fbi profiler's have joint investigation of a black man found hanged in mississippi. they are from the behavioral analysis unit. the body was tied to a tree. i taught see expected soon. the bodies of seven new york siblings are being sent to israel for burial. they died in a brooklyn house fire. the fire was sparked by a hot plate. an attack on a walmart worker led to a brawl in arizona. assessment was fatally shot while trying to wrap an officer's gun. seven suspects are in custody. starbucks is ending its race relations campaign days after it was lost. critics said it exploited recent cases a bla

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weiner. as i said, it is important for us not to politicize the relationship between israel and the united states. it is very important for all of us americans, to realize a have a system of government in which foreign-policy runs through the executive branch and the president. not through other channels. and it is important for us to stay focused on the problem at hand. the specific problem that is being debated right now is not whether we trust the iranian regime were not, we do not trust them. it is not aware they engage in destabilizing activities, everybody agrees with that. the central question is, how can we stop them from getting a nuclear weapon? what we know is that we -- if we are able to get a deal, not only do we cut off all the various pathways for their getting a nuclear weapon, but we also know that we will have a verification mechanism in inspection mechanism or if they cheat and engage in a covert program, we are far more likely to see it to do -- in time to do something abo

weiner is here with more on this self-injury and how to treat the problem.imagine that -- what's the cause of it? do you know? >> we think what's causing this is people are just having unbelieve fwli strong emotions they just don't know how to handle. so they just feel like they can't talk about it and they feel like they need immediate relief and what i think is surprising for a lot of people even though this is an extremely unhealthy coping mechanism, it's actually rather effective in calming people down. people actually don't feel pain most of the time when they do this. they do feel this calming sensation. so that reinforces the behavior for a lot of people. >> but choose to cut themselves i guess with, a knife or razor blade or something, in places where people wouldn't see it? >> so generally what you find is that because most people are right-handed most of the cuts are going to be on the left arms or on their legs. and sometimes some kids will go about trying to hide it wearing long sleeves or arm bands, or bracelets. others are going to be pretty op

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city supervisor scott weiner hopes others will join their boycott. >> we need to come down like a hammer and indiana for doing this. and to other states that institutionalize hatred against the ldp to the community. >> pam: the n-f-l, which holds the annual scouting combine in indianapolis says. it is looking into the new law. the n-c-a-a, which is holding the upcoming final four there has also voiced its concerns about how the law will effect its employees and student athletes. >> pam: if anyone was hoping to see the e-mails on hillary clinton's personal server, her lawyer says, it is too late. those e-mails are all gone. the former secretary of state came under fire for using a private e-mail server. to do official government business. she says she turned over copies of all e-mails that were pertinent to her position. but not everyone believes that. the republican chairman of the house committee investigating the benghazi terror attacks subpoenaed the e-mails. clinton's attorney informed the chairman, that the server had been wiped clean. and all e- mails were permanently erased. the h

. >> supervisor weiner? >> aye. >> and supervisor yaoe in >> aye. >> aye. >> and avalos in >> aye. >> and supervisor breed? >> aye. >> breed, aye. >> sperp campos? >> aye. >> kristin sen. >> aye. >> there are eleven ayes. >> those ar dopted you madam clerk. are there any other items? >> madam president i will call item 33, and that does conclude the other business on the agenda. >> madam president --. >> sir, you are out of order. >> public comment is closed sir, you are out of order. >> emergency. >> sir. sir, sir, you can leave us a document, and we can pass them out to the members of the board. >> thank you. >> can you call item 33, madam clerk? >> item 33 is a motion that the board of supervisors convene in closed session on february, 24th, 2015, for the purpose of confering with or receiving advice from the city attorney, regarding existing litigation in which the city as a plaintiff, defendant and petitioner and gas and electric company is an adverse party. >> all departments nice of you to join us, co

[laughter] >> i was thinking anthony weiner -- neil: stop it. >> so light, she could be tossed.masters programming online partnering with a learning software company to create programs for medical crees. degrees. harvard offers similar extension school programs but not entirely online. dagen, what do do you make of this? >> i think this is awesome. i think it could possibly reduce costs, it could encourage people to get advanced degrees. i learned integral calculus off a videotape -- >> i can't pronounce that. neil: you don't want to know what i learned -- >> i'm wondering how they get people to talk like in this online. i mean, it's very difficult -- neil: is that the yale -- >> it's a yale masters. full deal. may i add one thing? neil: quick. >> i want to encourage jamie dimon at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? i

. >> as the final episodes of "mad men" the show created by matthew weiner were being shot on a sound draper, was confronting the beginning of the end. >> by the time we wrap it will be almost a full decade that we've been working on the show from the first day of the pilot to the last day of shooting. >> get out. >> obviously there's a cast, the crew, there's all the people that you worked with. this character you created who has become part of american culture. how is it going to feel to walk away from don draper? >> i might disagree with you when you say that i created him. >> he gives you a lot of credit. >> i've been living in his suit for awhile, walking around in his shoes. it's going to be hard. it's for better and worse the most defining role i've ever played. >> who is don draper? >> well, as i said before, i'm from the midwest. we were taught it's not polite to talk about yourself. >> done don draper has carried a briefcase full of secrets through the seven seasons of "mad men." he's hidden his real namea sketchy past and innumerable affairs but for 1960s america swelling w

protestors are calling for boycott of the state exploratorium supervisor scott weiner wants rae view of all city contract with company headquartered in indiana. governor pen wrote open ed appear in tomorrow wall street journal. if i were present add bill that legalize discrimination against any person or group would i veto it. under yan a new law contain no, sir reference to sexual orientation end quote. parents in antioch warned about 2 case of whooping cough in the school district. one case was confirmed deer valley high school the other at antioch high school. district sent out a notice to parents reminding them to take this illness seriously could get worse quickly. 81 cases recorded in contra costa county this year. >> drought may be to blimp for some bad taste some bad tasting water in the east basement media partner could the could times reports east bay mud has received hundreds of complaints since saturday that the water is metallic and pungent. eb mud said it's because of a temporary change made to conserve cold world trade center for fish this fall. water being drawn has m

but if scott weiner has his way, sugar sweetened drinks would have to have a warning label saying consumptionause obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. >> these drinks are a significant health problem. and we want to make sure that people have full information about what the health risks are and then people can make whatever choice they think is appropriate. >> the soda nd us try is fighting

michael weiner is a student at montgomery blair high school. he won the first place medal for distinction for innovation yesterday at the intel science talent search for his study of sound particles that he hopes could one day lead to the creation of a super conductor. you got that? >> no. >> right? for now he's just thinking about the money. >> i won $150,000. i won fame and fortune. i'm still working out the math. i don't think i'll be able to fill a swimming pool with dollar bills. >> i love it. >> he has a sense of humor on top of all the smarts. i love it. michael says the money will go toward his education. smart guy. last year he won the silver medal at the 2014 international physics olympiad. i mean these are just the best and the brightest. the physics olympiad? >> huge brains on these kids. >> amazing. congratulations. >> i don't know if i can swim around in it yet. give it a shot. i'd like on be there to see that. >> love to see local kids doing so well. >>> a lot of smart kids in this area. i visit a lot of schools and always impres

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. >> thank you, supervisor weiner, my apologize. >> supervisor yee. >> thank you, madam clerk, and (inaudible) happy new year. today, well, let's back up a little bit. you know we have basically committed in this city the whole notion of the vision zero and pedestrian safety issues has been one of my main focuses since taking office. as i move along with this issue and have the opportunity to discuss this stuff or to learn about other activities that the other cities do, it helps us in creating some of the similar policies. so when i was in new york with supervisor kim, which also there at the vision zero conference, one of the things that we heard about was this notion of arming the city vehicles with what we called black boxes, gps system. and so they have done this to all of their vehicles and has, and they basically have said that it has been really successful and so when it came back from that conference, i asked the legislative analyst to study this and get back to us with it. and so, he has come back with the preliminary results. and so today i am introducing a hearing to request that

protestors are calling for boycott of the state exploratorium supervisor scott weiner wants rae view of all city contract with company headquartered in indiana. governor pen wrote open ed appear in tomorrow wall street journal. if i were present add bill that legalize discrimination against any person or group would i veto it. under yan a new law contain no, sir reference to sexual orientation end quote. parents in antioch warned about 2 case of whooping cough in the school district. one case was confirmed deer valley high school the other at antioch high school. district sent out a notice to parents reminding them to take this illness seriously could get worse quickly. 81 cases recorded in contra costa county this year. >> drought may be to blimp for some bad taste some bad tasting water in the east basement media partner could the could times reports east bay mud has received hundreds of complaints since saturday that the water is metallic and pungent. eb mud said it's because of a temporary change made to conserve cold world trade center for fish this fall. water being drawn has m

in a landfill if a scrap dealer refuses it to stay on the safe side of the law, according to robin weinercrap industry's washington-based trade group. >> i've gotten e-mails from citizens who've complained that they've gone to one of our members and the members, and then the member asked for proof of ownership and they don't have that. you know, how are they going to they want to do the right thing and recycle. >> reporter: josh joseph's family's been in the scrap business for four generations. he doesn't like his business being compared to a pawn shop. and he's not sure his industry should have to bear the burden of cracking down on metal thieves. thieves will keep stealing metal, according to angela day, as long as it's valuable. a couple of months after her father died, police arrested two men who were charged with stealing phone lines, including the one that law enforcement officials say affected the call to 9-1-1 the day her father died. she'd known one of the men as a kid. and she understands what motivated the crimes. >> growing up here you realize how desperate people are and how

protestors are calling for boycott of the state exploratorium supervisor scott weiner wants rae viewheadquartered in indiana. governor pen wrote open ed appear in tomorrow wall street journal. if i were present add bill that legalize discrimination against any person or group would i veto it. under yan a new law contain no, sir reference to sexual orientation end quote. parents in antioch warned about 2 case of whooping cough in the school district. one case was confirmed deer valley high school the other at antioch high school. district sent out a notice to parents reminding them to take this illness seriously could get worse quickly. 81 cases recorded in contra costa county this year. >> drought may be to blimp for some bad taste some bad tasting water in the east basement media partner could the could times reports east bay mud has received hundreds of complaints since saturday that the water is metallic and pungent. eb mud said it's because of a temporary change made to conserve cold world trade center for fish this fall. water being drawn has morale gee in it than they expected.

. >>> happening today, san francisco supervisor scott weiner plans to introduce legislation. it failed on last november's ballot. if it is approved it will appear on the 2016 ballot. >>> also today, 2016 supervisors will vote on a city wide take back program. it could give people an easy and safe way to get rid of unused medication. >> the time right now is 6:17 on your tuesday morning. we will check your micro climate forecast. there is plenty of that to go around for everybody this morning. >> it is a little thicker than usual. we have a dense fog advisory issued for much of the bay area. the fog is very dangerous. please give yourself ample time. you don't want to be sitting around the house sitting on the internet and having extra coffee. we're tracking some spots that we can only see for a quarter of a mile. the fog will burn off pretty a rapidly and temperatures will be nice. rounding out the day in the upper 60s to mid 70s. similar to where we ended up yesterday. the changes arrive as we go through were wednesday. a quarter inch of rain to the san jose area up and down

mingleing with anthony weiner's sexting buddy, bet that congressman twitter name is indiana bones, what i don't know what that means, i think this tshare says it all, hipster kitty. i don't like cats, i didn't until i saw that shirt. i am going to get a cat, just so i can get it glasses, thank you. >> you can always fall me on twitter, and e-mail us always. 6 maybe your inbox always be full and bursting with good news. and tphaurty thoughts, from aus you to good night. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. the city of ferguson, missouri, on edge tonight after last night's demonstrations turned violent. two police police officers weret early this morning by an assailant whosoever has not been identified, nor as far as we know taken into custody. the officers were shot during a protest demonstration outside ferguson police headquarters. [gunfire] lou: and instantly an unidentified demonstrator shockingly said this. >> acknowledgment nine months ago would have kept that from happin

supervisor scott weiner wants warning labels on ads for sodas and other sugary drinks. supervisor eric marr wants to ban the city from spending money on sugary drinks. >>> oakland mother was killed trying to shield a child from flying bullets. >> but first is it sexist or satire? you be the judge. after the break the controversial washing instructions that is causing a media fire storm. >> and good morning everybody. happy tuesday. it is a foggy commute for some. not so much in the south bay but we will take a look at problem spots in the east bay already. >> and fog is a big story here this morning. it will be cloudy later on. right now there is a lot of reports of fog upper 40s and 50s. ♪i can show you the world♪ ♪shining, shimmering, splendid♪ ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world♪ welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. there has been a shakeup in the courtroom in ferguson, misso

. >>> supervisors scott weiner wants warning labels on ads for sodas and other sugary drinks. if approved it would apply to all new advertisements. as much malia koa man wants to ban ads on city buses. all three supervisors support the city tax on sugar sweetened drinks that voters rejected last november. >>> burger king is changing its kids menu. it is taking soft drinks off that menu. will no longer feature sodas as part of the burger king kids meals. the change is an effort to match lifestyle needs. >>> our time is 6:09. a program aimed at protecting nail salon workers and customers in san jose from harmful chemicals it will be debated today in san jose. if it's approved, the healthy nail salon recognition program could be run on a voluntary basis. salon owners would -- after the training program is completed, participating salons would be recognized as being a certified healthy nail salon. >>> police in brentwood asking for your help to catch a couple of thieves. take a look at this photo. it's from got a party, party rentals. workers say on february 21st, the two people y

joshua weiner is here to explain. good morning. >> good morning. >> tell us about the study. what does it say? lavishing praise on our kids can really hurt them? >> well depends. depends on the way the praise is given and what you're saying. let me start by saying that a kid or person's view of themselves is largely shaped by how they think other people think of them. and, really what's the most important relationship is the view of your parents. so you really care about that. now what the study suggests is that if parents are lavishing their kids with too much praise in the form of actually saying to their kids you're special. you deserve special treatment. you're better than other people. and sort of projecting that their child is god's gift to mankind. if you are saying those sorts of things or behaving in that way with your child, you're putting them at risk of internalizing that and having an inflated sense of self. >> i can see what you're saying but a lot of parents feel they o reinforce a child's self-esteem by telling them especially in this age of bullying that you

but if scott weiner has his way, sugar sweetened drinks would have to have a warning label saying consumption could cause obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. >> these drinks are a significant health problem. and we want to make sure that people have full information about what the health risks are and then people can make whatever choice they think is appropriate. >> the soda nd us try is fighting back. already pointing out that consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages is down 37% over two decades. while diabetes has at the same time tripled. spokesman roger salizar says targeting one industry with opportunistic legislation does nothing to improve health outcomes and is designed to mislead the public into thinking obesity and diabetes can be cured with label or ban. while a soda tax didn't get enough votes last november, 56 % did favor it showing that this progressive city may be receptive to label warnings. >> i think it would definitely help people see that maybe i should be more careful what i'm putting in my body what i'm consuming. but others say warnings are not needed. >> people are wel

the city's supervisors scott weiner hold others will join their boycott. >> reporter: meantime the nflcouting, in indianapolis says it is looking into the new law as well the ncaa eight which is holding up coming final four in the state has also voiced its concerns about how the law will affect its employees and started athletes. >> reporter: coming up on kron 4 morning news tech reporter gabe slate here is a lot of buzz of a the samsons galaxy as six carry samsung galaxy excess out give u.s. need peak next on crime. protecting a live look out at sfo airport beautiful conditions will be right that righwhenou fl a ld se, revaan hl it ins feas t and haldays whensed theirstign. thouit t vir sprds fromell cel on abra petrat dee d stts tworkmmedtely to blo theirusnd prect althcell yocoulhealour co sor fas as ft aswo a a hf da whensed theirstign. learn w abva srts wor mediely abra.co dot toh itut knocit o, fa. wi abra. >> reporter: welcome back to kron 4 news weekend and no smart phone is creating a lot of excitement and has not even hit the market yet our tech reporter gabe slate was the fi

. >> what a cry baby weiner you can spend a couple hours with the the dude next to you. >> it is not the point it can be a vacation. >> the the guys a lot of times will say i'm sorry, they invited me, so i will go. i will be home later. then you go have a good time. >> guys have a great excuse. i'm so sorry, babe. >> it wasn't me. >> there are beautiful women at wedding receptions. >> are you a wedding crashery went to the wedding one time and a woman hadn't been invited. she just showed up. >> at the reception. >> one of our co-workers. >> really. >> she just showed up. so then you have to cram her into a table. >> that is weird. >> another thing that is weird, you know mike jerrick, alex holley that is good for one invitation. >> yes. >> i drop that name all the time get me in places. >> absolutely. >> my name doesn't work but mike's works. >> and it wasn't karen hepp. it seems like something she would do. >> bilker we will see you tomorrow morning starting at 8:00 tomorrow morning. >> looking forward to it. >> yo, yo. >> sue. >> lets do some weather. >> you have to get ready for c

he was joined by fellow actors and matthew weiner the creator of the show at an event this morning. the memorabilia will be showcased to the public in an exhibit at advertising history and american business. >> this is the archaeological site of humanity from this period and we're glad that we saved these things and re-created thee things and so much of it was thrown away that it was fun to try and re-create a check stub. >> the final season begins on april 5th. >>> still ahead, a story you will only see on news4. a new controversy with the standardized park in maryland. why test makers are now reading the tweets of local 14-year-olds. >>> we are talking cold. not just cold potentially record breaking cold this weekend. >>> do we want to hear it? it did stop raining. >> yeah. you know i think next tuesday is looking great. >> oh all right. >> next tuesday! come on! >> we've got saturday then we've got sunday morning and we are talking about cold and not just cold but potentially record record-breaking cold. yesterday at this time we saw sunshine and 77. it was gorgeous. but that can

over mall zig consequence, instagram, i always thought of him as the republican version of anthony weinershow horse, not a workhorse. is there a lot of short of private happiness on capitol hill among his colleagues? >> so this happened right as they were leaving a vote, and i couldn't talk to many. there was a bit of sorrow that somebody who is frankly a good fund-raiser and okay ambassador to young voters was -- he was supposed to be at south by southwest two days ago on a panel about millennials. he had the handsome face of youth outreach, but that was over. he kept basically insulting everyone he worked with. when he was confronted by abc news, he said i'm not a crusty old white guy, like a lot of hess colleagues in congress. when politico confronted him, politico, owned this story left and right, confronted him in peoria, he said if you look at any member of the congress -- i'm paraphrasing -- documents, you would find something. he basically scrambled and kind of arrogantly dug his own grave as the story was being investigated. >> he's also somebody who i think his political career

anthony weiner. he wants to win the michael grimm seat. and he's campaigning on the promise that he's too old to be too gross. and i'm not paraphrasing the campaign pledge. >> we are just hours away from when the people of israel voice their vote on whether netanyahu should stay in office. >> a stunning, hollywood ending. >> tonight durst is behind bars in new orleans. >> what the hell did i do? >> already acquitted of one murder charge, now charged with another. >> killed them all, of course. >> is this a confession to three murders? >> a cliff-hanger election in israel. >> netanyahu is fighting for political survival. >> stepping up the nationalist rhetoric. >> no palestinian state will be established under his watch. >> desperate times call for desperate measures. >> iran's pen pal senator cotton. >> are you planning to contact any other of our adversaries? >> i signed the letter, i don't think it was a mistake. >> i'm embarrassed for them. >> the ferguson area man charged with shooting at two cops gets his day in court. >> a massive cy

. >> a weiner dog and his owner are playing hockey with of a goal.right into a snow bank. ernie, such a good goalie. he goes and retrieves the ball every single time. >> dogs so much fun. little max had to get it on. get in on it. there he is right there. max does a lot more standing around than ernie does. hey, whatever. good going, max & ernie. ha-ha. >> ha-ha. >> coming up the in "the skinny" this morning. the most popular person in the world, well at least on facebook. why he might not be a household name. >> get your brackets ready. march madness officially begun. ncaa college hoops tournament. teams in the big dance to the final four. who will you be picking? you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by woolite darks. >>> all right. welcome back. time for this year's edition of march madness. all starts tomorrow night when manhattan takes on hampton university. the winner of the game has a big task. they'll meet the tournament's overall number one seed. university of kentucky wildcats. kentucky 34-

michael weiner is a student at montgomery blair high school. he won first place medal of distinction for innovation yesterday at the intel science talent search for a study of sound particles that he hopes could one day lead to the creation of a super conductor. for now he's just thinking about the money. >> i won $150,000. i won fame and fortune. i'm still working out the math i don't think i'll be able to fill a swimming pool with dollar bills. >> give it a try, though. >> sure. >> michael says the money will go toward his education of course. last year the silver medal at the 2014 international physicsolympiad. he'll go far clearly. >> when i was in high school, i wasn't thinking about phonos and super conduct tors. >> i still don't know what that is. >> you were thinking of swimming pools filled with money, though. >> may be. >>> well, this morning off to a cool start, but not as cold as it has been. we can say good-bye winter. we're pretty much all -- >> thank you, tom. in temperatures right now in the low 40s in the metzeither metro area.