on an issue of the more geographically specific to new mexico, in western new mexico, the trails partnership has been working now for many, many years to build out a mountain bike and other trail system in the national forest. after several years of delays we were expecting a final ea on this project that it was further delayed until the spring. recreation is one of the growing sectors in this part of the state, particularly on this forest. the counties out of the partners had committed to working to contribute funding to build trails. we just need to forest service to get a final decision in place so that this can move forward. can you commit to me today that we are going to see that final ea next month as was expected? >> senator, it's my understand we will get it done thi this ye. i will have to get back to you as to just house and i'm not sure we'll have it done next month. i am confident from what i've been told that we will get it done this year. >> that timeline on this has slipped in slipped in slipped. it's an example of where you have counties, businesses, the local forest all work

on an issue more geographically specific to new mexico, in western new mexico, a trails partnership hasbeen working for many years to build out a mountain bike and other trail system in the national forest. after several years of delays, we were expecting a final ea on this project but it was delayed until the spring. recreation is one of the growing sectors in this part of the state, particularly on this forest. the counties and other partners have committed to working to contribute funding to actually build trails. we just need the forest service to get a final decision in place so that this can move forward. can you commit to me today that we're going to see that final ea next month as was expected? >> senator, it's my understanding we will get it done this year. i will have to get back to you as to just how soon. i'm not sure we will have it done next month. we will get back to you with a date. i'm confident from what i've been told that we'll get it done this year. >> the time line on this has slipped and slipped and slipped. it's an example of where you have counties, you have bus

on the issue a little more specifically to mexico and in western new mexico, the sandia mountain trails partnership has been working for many years to build up a mountain bike and other trails in the national forest. after several years of delays we were expecting a final project last december that there was further delayed until the spring. recreation is one of the growing sectors in the state. counties and other partners have committed to working to contribute funding to actually build the trails so we need the forest service to get a final decision in place so that this can move forward. can you commit to me today that we are going to see that next month as it was expected? >> i will have to get it back to you, but i'm not sure we will have it done. i am confident from what i've been told that we will get it done this year. >> the timeline has left and it's an example where you have counties and businesses and the local forest working together on something that built a lot of trust and example so it's really quite frustrating when the timeline's lip -- slip. this year is a little dis

we are under the critical or elevated from arizona through areas of new mexico and western texas. it looks like warnings from just north of el paso to the tucson area. gusty winds, low humidity. this is the time of the year you get brush fires forming. we are looking at winter storm warnings into wyoming. you can see highest snow storms on 80. great spring skiing. i don't like saying it because i re in for a nice stretch of weather in the pacific northwest. >>> i never was much for spring skiing. >> they have had a great season. >> they needed the snow and still coming down. >> i'm ready for it to go away. thanks so much. >>> the passing of a beloved personality to tell you about. plus police are searching for a real-life grand theft auto ring. we'll have those details next. you're watching "early today." to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered w

they punched their ticket on sunday with a dramatic win over the new mexico state aggies in the western athletic conference championship. guard dietrich basile knocked down a three-pointer with 2.0 seconds on the clock and sending his team dancing for the first time in school history. also dancing for the first time is the sony brook sea wolves. a win over vermont in the the 68 teams in the tournaments were focused on selection sunday to find out their seeds but some players and coaches actually found out their matchups on their phones before they were officially announced, that is because the bracket was leaked on twitter. the ncaa is investigating just how that happened. >>> and the action tips off thursday. fourth seed duke kicks things off at noon with a full slate of matchups through the night and throughout the weekend right here on cbs. >>> workers in cuba are racing to get ready for a rolling stones concert. 500,000 people are expected to pack a havana ballpark for the free show on march 5th 25th. three days before that, president obama will take time out from his historic visit

thicken up a little bit snowfall begins to kick up as it scoots into northeastern new mexico rather north not used in western texas rather as it doesn't look at that blue popping up in parts of the high country and it will fade away quickly as we get due tuesday evening let's take a closer look as resume things in a little bit with sears a few snowflakes late this evening fading away by tomorrow morning and the high country quiet all the way to the sunrise that's when we get that snow to even up to just a couple of inches expected may be one - -dash three perhaps a four - -dash five at best and highest peaks none of which will make its way into the lower elevations in average high is a 51 it we drop back to 55 although it's about 15 degrees cooler than what we saw yesterday it stayed relatively warm and eastern plains considering the front took longer to get there we made it for the 60s and 70s with 30s and 40s in the high country right now are between five and 15 degrees cooler than where we were this time last evening with a mid- 30s across the eastern plains a couple of 40 sitting on teens and 20s out the

new england and the western parts of new york too but all snow right now. farther south of that trailing share activity, high pressure in the gulf of mexico and we do have a pretty good trail of high clouds. those high wispy clouds are not bringing rain but any shower possibility for tomorrow and it is fairly low, will actually come with the front itself. so here comes that front for tomorrow. you can see a few extra clouds in the morning hours and then as the day goes along the front quickly moves south, we see a wind shift from the north, should give us very pleasant weather conditions, slightly cooler, doesn't change temps too much but it will be cooler and drier air for the area, set up a nice thursday but as we front has about the same kind of impact, not much really and then we set up a beautiful weekend. temps 70s you can see thursday, friday. as we get into saturday and sunday, looks pretty good there too. 76 and 77 degrees. those two cold fronts are the reasons for the slight chance of rain there but you can see they don't have a lot of impact in the way of temperatures there. in fact, we get into next monday and tuesday, kind of warm, looks like we wil

cal state bakersfield knockedt the end to beat new mexico state, 57-54. and they won the western athletic conference tournament and pretty excited about it.ok beating vermont, 84-74 to take the american east conference championship. >> i love college ne of my favorite times of the year. yes. >>> dylan is back with t of the rest of the country's basketball. >> indoors considering all the rain that is happening. we are seeing the rain now moving up into the mississippi and ohio river avier pockets of rain across southern illinois. heavier rounds of rain through central ohio. we are going to see a chance of storms pop up later on this cold front moves eastward, it is this area through arkansas and northern louisiana, that hard hit area that could end up with we're watching >>> and that's your latest. >> your alma mater rutgers not going to the dance. >> i don't follow college basketball. but thanks for filling me in. >> ready for ball? >>> "saturday night live" taking on donald trump, ben carson and the violence at his rallies. it is all right after this. ve to take pictures that en

mexico. timing of that rain thursday night into friday. we may get a couple showers in western new jersey. time stamp 8:00 p.m. still gusts near 20. look how they drop off by midnight. calm readings into the morning hours tomorrow. it will be chilly. many areas freezing or below. 35 bridge port. 30 newburg. 28 sussex. mid to upper 50s in the afternoon. one thing to note as we peak in temperatures along the coastline the wind will turn offshore in the south. it gets breezy. these numbers will drop in the those quickly during the evening commute. clear and cold. by morning 20s in the suburbs. 30 new york city. high of the 57 tomorrow. it is a calm, chilly start. look for sun and clouds high in the afternoon. breezy late in the day. have the jacket ready for the evening commut. partly cloudy and not as cold tomorrow night. thursday it is warm wind. there is no rain in the scene. southwest wind will keep the inland numbers around 70 degrees. periods of rain on friday. our friday night plans looking to okay. saturday is the milder part of the weekend. sunday is blustery and cold. long range out

western nebraska. the second, bigger storm is going to track south, through new mexico in to texas, hearing snow confined to mountain areas here and perhaps in sound wyoming, this afternoon and tonight, we have winter weather advisories above 10,000 feet. vail pass to the west, 5-10 inches of snow through 6:00 tonight. for the grand mesa, strong southwest winds up to 16 inches of snow, by 6:00 tonight, the front range mountains and foothills, 2-6 inches. >>> fresh round of threats from north korea this morning, talking about why they say they are threatening to take nuclear action against the u.s. and south korea. >> michigan will hold the primary tomorrow, the democratic candidates for president were trading blows last night >> you are talking about the wall street bailout, where some >>> first storm system, cutting through the northwest corner of colorado that puts us kind of on the dry side of this storm, the best moisture out of this will be in wyoming and nebraska. the second storm system through new mexico, and texas. southerly wind indicates on the front edge of the storm, by midday, start shiftin

cal state beat new mexico state 57-54. they won the western athletic conference tournament and were pretty excited about it. stoneybrook beating vermont to take the american east conference championship. >> i love college basketball. >> so do i. one of my favorite times of the year. >> yes! >>> dylan is back with a check of the rest of the nation's weather and maybe basketball. >> being play indoors, which may be good, considering all the rain we have right now. up into mississippi river valley and ohio. chance of storms will pop up later this afternoon. this area through arkansas and northern louisiana, that hard-hit area that could end up with more heavy downpours today and isolated severe storms. out west, w >>> you heard dillon say we're watching rain and mountain snow. there it is. you can see rain across the bay area. heavier pockets moving to south bay peninsula. you can notice the yellows and oranges. overall it looks like it's not going a huge deal a we move through the day. just some regular old rain. we have the microclimate alert i

cal state bakersfield knocked down a three at the end to beat new mexico state, 57-54. and they won the western athletic conference tournament and pretty excited about it. stonie brook beating vermont, 84-74 to take the american east conference championship. >> i love college basketball. >> one of my favorite times of the year. yes. >>> dylan is back with the a check of the rest of the country's weather and maybe some basketball. >> indoors considering all the rain that is happening. we are seeing the rain now moving up into the mississippi and ohio river valleys. heavier pockets of rain across southern illinois. heavier rounds of rain through central ohio. we are going to see a chance of storms pop up later on this afternoon. cold front moves eastward, it is this area through arkansas and hit area that could end up with more heavy downpours today and isolated severe storms out west. we're watching more rain and in >> only a few clouds around us. into the afternoon, we are from the gulf and down to the south. pushing moisture in the direction of east central florida with that increased cloud co

cal state bakersfield knocked down a three at the end to beat new mexico state, 57-54. and they won the western athletic conference tournament and pretty excited about it. stonie brook beating vermont, 84-74 to take the american east conference championship. >> i love college basketball. >> one of my favorite times of the year. yes. >>> dylan is back with ta check of the rest of the country's weather and maybe some basketball. >> indoors con >>> getting a little bhit of light rain into washington and maryland and panhandle of west virginia, there a little bit holder. all tracking off to the north and east coming into prince george's county, montgomery and the district here in the next few minutes. later today afternoon highs only around 60. we're in the 50s now. and a few sprinkles in the afternoon, but likely showers and some downpours overnight tonight in to very early >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> your alma mater rutgers not going to the dance. >> i don't follow college basketball. but thanks for filling me in. >> ready for football? >>> "saturday night live" taking on donald trump

> yes. >> that was a while ago. >> western union office and type out and it would be sent to her. are you ready. >> yes. >> this this is, from new mexicoo her home in california. he says, mrs. reagan, if you are going to be home in the morning, i wonder if i might drop in on account of i love you. >> that is mr. reagan. >> that would be sent in a text message today that would be a text. >> and you wouldn't have it anymore. >> yes. >> yes. >> hey, sue. >> do you want to hear another one. this is a love letter. >> okay. >> of which there were many. mrs. reagan, if you are going -- >> that is one you just read. >> here's the letter. darling mommy poo that is what he called her sometimes. february 14th, of course, valentines day may be the date they observed valentines day but that is for people of only ordinary luck. i happen to have a valentine's life, not just a day which started on march 4th, 1952 and will continue a a as long as i have you. therefore, realizing the importance of this to me, would you be my valentine from now on and forever and ever. you see my choice is limited, a valentine's life or a no life because i have love you

. >> well, lou, in new york, especially western new york where i'm from, it's about jobs, the loss of jobs to china and mexicoelieve, we know that donald trump is as president going to get those jobs back, and we're just tired of america not winning. donald trump is going to make america first, and that's why you're seeing that the groundswell, and this is democrats as well as republicans, i'm not sure whether the poll was just republicans, but i can assure you the working men and women that are registered democrats in western new york are enthusiastic about donald trump. >> you know, an endorsement came down that donald trump didn't get, and you almost wonder if he didn't pay so that mitt romney wouldn't endorse him, because those he's endorsed have not done well. mitt romney came out three days after campaigning with john kasich and three days before the next primary and endorsed senator ted cruz. now we got a lot of screw ball stuff going on among the so-called elites of your party, but i mean this is getting to be a topper. >> well, you know, lou, you have to understand mitt romney's self life expired fou

this goes for most of new mexico and western texas and most of arizona as well.ance of fire spreading rapidly. this area of low pressure will develop into a rainmaker. the rest of the country enjoying sunshine. that's a look at the weather across your country. here's a peek out your window. >> good morning, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. cloudy skies and rain showers. little pocket of moderate rain in northern prince william county south of dulles international airport. that's going to follow routes 50 and 66 over the next 60 to 90 upper 40s and low 50s. showers quickly coming to an end by late this afternoon by around lunchtime. turning breezy and mild. highs today into the low and mid >> and that's your latest forecas forecast. >>> this morning we are learning more about the victims of the brussels terror attacks. two siblings on their way home from killed in the airport bombings. the former u.s. ambassador to denmark knew alex very well because his daughter was engaged to him. ambassador caine joins us now. sir, good morning to you. >> good morning

quest for the democratic presidential new mexico nation as he swept to resounding victories in washington and alaska. sanders said his caucus victories are part of a westernk. the vermont senator says he expects to close the delegate gap with front runner hilary clinton as the democratic contest moves to the more liberal northeastern states. >>> though it looks like today we've got a landslide victory in alaska, we got a win in washington. we're waiting for hawaii. and then, with your help, we're gonna win right here in wisconsin. >> voters took to the polls in hawaii today in record numbers. results, though, out of that state are still pending, but the expected outcome does put sanders ahead, however, the delegate map is still in favor of hilary clinton. >>> just in, california legislatures and labor unions reached an agreement that will take the state's min wum wage to $15 an hour. the proposal will go before the legislature as part of a minimum wage bill that stalled last year. the specifics of the agreement have not been confirmed, but most proposals have the wage increasing about a dollar per year until it reaches $15 per hour. at $10, california alr

this goes for most of new mexico and into parts of western texas. also most of arizona as well. right in this red area here, including tucson, is where we could see our best chance of any fire spreading very rapidly. we are looking at very gusty gusty winds, perhaps up to 45 miles per hour. we have this area of low pressure. this will evelop into more of a rainmaker by the middle of the week. but in the meantime, besides the northeast, the rest of the country enjoying sunshine, >>> hey, dylan, it's soggy out there, rain continues to fall, it's a damp, chilly start through this monday. storm tracker shows more rain coming upethe coast, but drying out here, that's where we end up later on today. morning hour wet, yes, afternoon time things start to dry out. high temperature by the end of the day 58. winds could gust to 40 to 50 miles an hour. 50s tuesday, wednesday. 60s, near 70 by thursday. >> and that's your latest forecast. forecast. >>> this morning we are learning more about the victims of the brussels terror attacks. two siblings on their way home from killed in the airport

western food as the best food. i had green chili for breakfast and a vegetable burrito. it was really good. arizona and new mexicothey are good. we will have good food tonight in tulsa. sen. edwards: is that where we are going? tulsa? i don't even know where we are going. are we spending the night? >> you. -- yeah. are we going to be on the bus? it is an hour drive from muskogee. you have stayed there before? >> oh yeah. the term bed-and-breakfast is used loosely. is that where we are staying? this is my third trip to muskogee. know how many other presidential candidates go to muskogee three times. >> you are member we were there last time somebody said, it is very rare that we get a presidential candidate and you said, this is my second time. >> [laughter] and i am coming back. i will be there tomorrow night. >> [inaudible] [no audio] sen. edwards: the blonde girl from an officer and a gentleman. yay! [applause] today when iere called the cattle farmer? that was a great call. i get him on the phone and they said, he can't read, but he is smart as a whip. i get on the phone and he said i was at your event, it was

this goes for most of new mexico and into parts of western texas. also most of arizona as well.e we could see our best chance of any fire spreading very rapidly. we are looking at very gusty gusty winds, perhaps up to 45 miles per hour. we have this area of low pressure. this will develop into more of a rainmaker by the middle of the week. but in the meantime, besides the northeast, the rest of the country enjoying sunsne, 60shi >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a rainy start to the workweek. morning rain, afternoon wind. and temperatures that warm into the 60s. we'll see some late day sunshine today. winds gusting to 40 miles an hour. a windy tuesday, 57 after a morning low of 42. colder wednesday morning, but a warm up wednesday. look at thursday. 72 degrees ahead of rain later on thursday. the rain will continue into friday and clearing this weekend and getting cooler, 48 sunday. have a great day. >> and that's your latest forecas forecast. >>> this morning we are learning more about the victims of the brussels terror attacks. two siblings on their way home fro

this goes for most of new mexico and into parts of western texas and most of arizona as well.chance of any fire spreading rapidly. we're looking at gusty winds about to 40 miles per hour. this area of low pressure will develop into a rain maker by the middle of the week. besides the northeast, the rest of the country and 50 in san francisco and a few more clouds mixing in this afternoon. in san jose, up to 63 degrees. also, 6 approximate in palo alto. 70 in the financial district. and in the north bay, a couple of spotty showers possible in the east bay and tri-valley. your latest forecast. savannah. >> dylan, thank you so much. >>> we're learning more this morning about the victims of the brussels terrorist attacks. the pinczowskis who lived in new york and were on the way home were killed. jim cain new alex very well because his daughter cameron was engaged to him. ambassador cain joins us now. sir, good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. thank you for having me on. >> we send our condolences to your entire family and alex and sa sasha's family. how are they doing. >

. >> and new video of mexico's so-called fire volcano living up to its name. this is the colima volcano in western mexico and it's spewing a column of ash and gas almost one mile into the sky. the second volcano erupted in central mexico over the weekend as well. >> you want to see something like that, but from afar. >> we always tease my brother mercilessly, because mt. st. helens erupted on his birthday. >> is that a good sign or a bad sign? >> we call him ricardo el tornado. >> look at these temperatures. another morning starting out in the 30s. it's 39 in the peninsula, but then look at san francisco, 52 degrees. a wide range in temperatures there. also in just the east bay, we have 39 degrees in sunol. it's 46 degrees in castro valley and walnut creek starts out the morning at 40 degrees. 42 now in the north bay. we do have a few more clouds this morning. something we haven't seen the past couple of mornings. in the north bay, over towards san francisco and also the delta, this will also stay with us for a couple of more hours before it clears out. and the clouds and the fog hugging the immed

. >>> new video right now of mexico's so-called fire volcano, living up to its name. this is the colima volcano in western mexico, spewing a column of ash and gas yesterday. you can see it pretty clearly there. it's almost one mile into the sky. that's how far that ash went. a second volcano erupted in central mexico over the weekend. >> more volcanos. this one in alaska. and ash is now coating some areas of a small village near the pavlof volcano which began erupting on sunday. >> i guess it's a busy time of year for volcanos. this one located more than 600 miles southwest of anchorage. nearby villagers, all 39 of them, are being advised to stay indoors. there's got to be protocol when you live near a volcano, just in case. >> right, there's no volcano season, right, but you have to kind of see that things are happening. meteorologist kari hall, one mile into the air, that ash. that is shocking. >> that is amazing. and i'm sure it's amazing to see it. i've never seen one in person. but of course, that's on the bucket list. now let's take a look at what we're feel this morning. definitely a morning to wea

western gulf of mexico. ic if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all angela: with broken wings are showing up at the beaches. the county has seen almost as injured pelicans in a month as they usually see in a year. dan: the injured pelicans arrive at florida wildlife hospital in palm shores. >> we' ve been getting two, three, four in a day. dan the hurt pelicans are : rehabbed in a big cage, but many have already died. and the unusual thing about the injuries this year, in addition to the large numbers, is that so many of the birds have broken wings. >> some are at the tips, some up much farther. there hasn' t been any sort of pattern. dan the hospital has received the first two months of this year. that compares to 174 for all of 2015, and 151 for all

western hemisphere, across the u.s.-mexico border and a dirty bomb explosion going off in the houston shipping channel. these are all very real scenarios. >> where are we, chairman, people listening to this and watch thing news unfold and those arrests made and of course, these deadly terrorist attacks that played out in brussels, americans are wondering is it coming here? what is your best assessment at where we are in this fight? and our vulnerability here on u.s. soil. >> i think the great is far greater in europe because of the united states, because of the number of foreign fighters is 5,000 opposed to a couple hundred. but you don't know what you don't know. what we do know is that there are individuals, isis members in syria, talking to individuals in the united states and part of the problem, sandra, we can't see the communications. because it's done in encryption. if you can't see what they're saying, it's hard to stop it. this is one of the greatest challenges to the homeland and to fbi as they try to close in on the suspects in the united states. >> and this has been one of your big things, the encryption. we're operating in these dark spaces. you talk about this a lot. did these terrorists work u