it was at a scott walker of event. if you show up at an event in an elected official says something, you will be asked about it. >> you are less likely to be asked about it if you are a democrat. the standard should be the same and republicans are right. it is not been the same. >> perfectly fine questions. you have to have better answers. >> jeb bush's wife is not speaking in public but she likes to make it rain. "the washington post" is all over her shopping spree of more than $40,000 in a single day when he was governor. that is a lot of bling. there is a mixed take over the weekend but she was still poked and prodded without getting an interview. does team jeb meanneed a more assertive strategy or just sit back? >> yes a more aggressive strategy. she is a cipher to a lot of people. there is fascination about her because nobody knows much about her and right now the stuff that is coming out as republicans are getting formed within the establishment is going to be colored by these kind of stories. she need to get out

from republican run, scott run, unions are running with scott walker took on the state. now he is about to protect the private sector where workers are being forced to join a union and pay union dues. he says no matter where you live you should hear about this fight. >> particularly if you live in a state that isn't right to work. it means you are not forced to pay union dues. that's where the jobs are going. in the last decade, that's where economic growth was income growth was, that is where payroll growth was. this does matter to you because if you are being forced to pay union dues and you don't want to belong to a union, that is totally unfair. >> it seems the demonstrators, there are people banging drums. anyone banging a drum has nothing to say. we want people to work and not be dragooned into paying union dues. we love union and being a member of the screen actors guild. >> the drum banging union head is on line one. >> i'm pro-union. >> they choose all moral high ground when they force people to join their cause or bang drums. that's worse. that's just annoying.

pro union protesters swarming scott walker's mom and dad's house. they obviously don't like the wisconsin governor who just happens to be a gop presidential front runner. juan, your union thug buddies tromting walk's parents. come on. >> i don't think they knew that that was the house of his parents, they thought that was scott walker the governor's house and certainly they have a right to protest in front of the governor's mansion or home and there's no law against it. i would say, though to megan kelly's point -- >> how do you know what they thought? >> come on juan. >> that's what they said. i don't think -- i don't think they had any idea. >> that's what they said. this is what the left does and frankly they do it really well because they've been perfecting this for decades. they send out their shock troops, union folks, the kids, they did it with occupy wall street, did it against scott walker three times in the last pour years. look, what they've ended up doing much to their probably chagrin is turning scott walker into a sympathetic figure. t

a place where scott walker needs to win. you also see in this poll that jeb bush way worse numbers than anyone else in the republican field. 40% unfave and a lot of republicans will not vote for him. he is the front runner but scott walker is coming out strong. mark: bush needs as the front runner to play in all of them. does he stretch himself too thin trying to beat walker and others in iowa, trying to be crisp in new hampshire, he will have to have a place to win. you have to win an early stage and you have to compete everywhere. john: rand paul did better with moderate republicans. hillary clinton broke a long silence with a paid speech and i do mean paid. unless you think 300 k is chump change. she was talking about women and technology. she did kind of wink at us. >> my friend madeline albright famously said there is a special spot in hell for women who do not help other women. so, what you do does not have to be big and dramatic. you do not have to run for office. [laughter] [applause] although, if you do, more power

this conference is brought to you today not by senator to scott. -- tim scott. truly from a concerted effort from many people in this room. from my staff. i want to give a shout out to lindsay simmons. [applause] lindsay is my laa for education issues. she has worked tirelessly to make sure that today is a successful event. i would love to want to get acknowledge lindsay. you see a lot of my staff around here. they have put a lot of time into today to make sure it is as successful as possible. i also want to thank my partners. the friedman foundation for educational choice. and the american federation for children. we will have educators like steve barry from capital preparatory schools to grassroot energizers like rick of aei. here's what i want you to walk away with -- and understanding that we understand that we believe that child's education should not be determined. the quality of your education should not be determined by your zip code. every child, in every facet of this nation, has the potential to be a lifelong learner. and to be a child of excellence.

like what scott is seeing. not overwhelming. the salt on the ground. the temperatures have been freezing for the past couple days. the ground is very cold. and the potential for the patches of black ice that could be out there. we are on fairfax county parkway heading towards route 50. heading towards sterling where it seems to be passing through at the moment. and like we said, the biggest challenge is visibility on the roads. >> thank you. frigid temperatures have been around for days now. they are taking a toll on our patience and our land marks. and everything else. bruce johnson to tell us what is going on. >> the truck over here, a bunch of small trucks like this waiting for the snow to hit the d.c. area. small army of trucks. the fire department tells me they have had something like 70 runs for busted pipes pipes and that is the case. >> reporter: take a look at that. closer. a wall of ice down the outside of the high school. the pipe had been supplying water to the green house. downtown washington, a busted pipe was to blame for closing the mus

scott walker's message will be simple. i've done it, and it worked. >> march raa, $100 in chips. >> at this ridiculously early time in the cycle. i put $50 on jeb bush. i think he has the potential to hoover up the money and get the establishment behind him. the establishment t canadas win the republican nomination even in the era of the tea party. however, i put $45 on walker because he's having such a good run of it better than people thought. he's the person i think is emerging as a competitor bush. i put $5 on rubio because if bush founders i think rubio is a good spot to move in. >> you're all approximately right. but you just got the numbers wrong. walker $40. rubio $35. bush $25. i think it's remarkable all of us sort of ended up with the three of them in the top tier. walker as the governor and the doer. rubio as the young, sort of the vigorous canada t. and especially strong in foreign affairs. bush is the establishment. he'll have the money. but i think this is going to be a primary decided on performance, on deb

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we're beginning with an ending and we're doing this to give you a better idea of what's been lost. there was a car wreck in manhattan last night nothing remarkable, except the one person killed was bob simon. simon was in his 19th season on "60 minutes"," and before that he'd spent nearly 30 years on this program. he was among the most courageous and gifted reporters of our time, and he reminded us how good journalism can be. >> reporter: i'm from bronx. and in fact it took a long time before cbs would put me on the air because i had such a thick bronx accent. we're going to pick up an american. >>american. >> pelley: the voice would become unmistakable, the perspective indispensable. >> reporter: they don't know how many communists they're up against. they do know the enemy bunkers are less than 30 feet away. >> pelley: bob simon hurryied to southeast asia in 1971 because as he put it, history was being made. >> reporter: civilian casualties were not announced bus it was another cas

for countless creatures. >>> reporter: it's a challenge scott smith looks forward to every day. >> it actually kind of raises your anxiety a little bit. >> reporter: an injured animal has just been brought into lindsay wildlife rehab hospital in walnut creek. >> you don't know what the injury or the illness or the condition of the animal is. so you're a little bit tense while you're getting all the information to find out, you know, how well he's doing or how well he can be doing. >> reporter: scott has been volunteering with the lindsay wildlife museum for three years spending 15 to 20 hours a week helping to rehabilitate injured wildlife from small mammals and reptiles to various birds like this red-tailed hawk. >> i do a variety of things there all the way from helping medicate and feed the animals, prepare their special diets, each of them has things that they can and can't have and things they like and don't like. >> from cleaning cages to helping us treat injured animals to cleaning bat's teeth, um, it is absolutely astonishing. >> reporter: scott's appreciation for california w

scott walker with mitt romney in the race. scott walker 15, paul 14 romney, 13 huckabee, 10. and ben carson at 9. we'll let you know what candidate is not in that top five. and then our friends at the des moines registrar were able to reallocate romney second choice supporters. here is what it is without romney. walk, 16, paul, 15 huckabee moves up the most with three points, to 13. carson, 10. and, oh look there is an establishment candidate, jeb bush in there at 9%. mark halperin, you were behind this poll at bloomberg and the des moines registrar. scott walker in the poll position. how about that? that's your headline. that was an oh wow, how about that? >> strong performance. now an opportunity for him, mitt romney leaves a huge vacuum in the establishment lane, scott walker as you and i discussed, plays in both lanes. he can be a grassroots activist kind of candidate but also establishment candidate. he would be smart right now to not let jeb bush and chris christie lock up the establishment donors from the romney world. he can be the winner of iowa and the second best c

scott walker, 21%. ted cruz, 12%. ben carson 11%. and rounding out the top five governor jeb bush with 8%. >> what's interesting, we have some other numbers beyond that in last place at number ten. governor chris christie 2.8%. that could raise questions there. carly fiore. we have a lot more as the numbers roll in through the rest of the afternoon. >> we're back in about 35, 34 minutes and we're going to have more at the top of the hour at 6:00 o'clock eastern time here on the fox news channel. for now, we'll have analysis of all this, the winners and the ones who didn't win. >> have a lot about the potential iranian nuclear program. a special report in the next hour. politics, international affairs, and the assassination in moscow. >> why i think prime minister netanyahu's visit is going to be really important. he's going to be able to tell wil the truth on this. and the american people, i believe, are going to reject what president obama's trying to do in iran. >> i'm running out of time. i've got to wrap up in a minute. i've aske

and scott walker agrees with me. >> zing gwen. >> can scott walker scale up his wisconsin operation nationally? what is his national policy portfolio? all that remains to be seen. there's an enormous amount of goodwill and interest in scott walker among the grass roots. >> and lz look at one take on walker's message. the atlantic saying, he's a retro candidate. walker concedes nothing to the conventional wisdom about what the gop must do to compete in a more culturally tolerant, ethnically diverse and economically insecure america. and the gop faithful love it. >> well if you remember after 2012 one of the first things some republicans were saying the reason why we lost is because we were not conservative enough. that mitt romney was too much in the middle. they almost said the same thing about senator mccain as well. so walker, while it's true to conventional wizsdom that they say he needs to be bigger. they want someone who reminds them of the good old days, whatever that is. scott walker has that energy, that aura about him. >> does that work? >> i think he's, as rich said in the perfect sp

the "cbs evening news with scott >> pelley: tonight, thousands >> pelley: tonight, thousands mourn three muslim students gunned down in north carolina, but was it a hate crime? more snow is headed to places that have too much already. bitter cold, too. and we'll remember bob simon, a reporter's reporter, who turned words into sweet symphonies. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and if you ever questioned that music is the universal language, watch this. ♪ ♪ ♪ a german-speaking teacher tutoring a french-speaking african how to sing an aria in italian. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. we're beginning with an ending and we're doing this to give you a better idea of what's been lost. there was a car wreck in manhattan last night-- nothing remarkable, except the one person killed was bob simon. simon was in his 19th season on "60 minutes," and before that, he'd spent nearly 30 years on this program. he was among the most courageous and gifted reporters of our time, and he reminded us just how good j

neil: great scott, it's scott! believe it or not, scott walker is running away with it. i know i know it's early really early, but for republican donor, the wisconsin governor makes a compelling case for cash, a lot of their cash, not because everybody loves him but in this dysfunctional party nobody appears to hate him. and ford o'connell says that matters a great deal. why? >> he can drive in both lanes this is expected to be an extremely packed party -- i mean primary. being able to drive in both lanes in the republican super highway is extremely valuable, neil. neil: he is dealing with the tea partiers and mainstream types. there is the issue they're picking apart he doesn't have a college education, he's anti-labor that in a national election could hurt him with the working guys. how do you assess that and what do you think republicans do to counter that that he's better than the negatives? >> the negatives are going to weigh down scott walker. he's going to have to build out his campaign now everyone is going to scrutinize him with respect to the college education,

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mohammed emwazi has been identified scott. victims' families are demanding justice. >> pelley: mark fill -- phillips in the london newsroom. mark thanks. in the u.s., police are tracking a terrorist who is influencing followers from his home in michigan. jeff pegues looked into how social media is inspiring jihad. >> it's very easy to go on youtube. >> reporter: ahmad musa jibril is a palestinian-american cleric whose extreme views caught the attention of u.s. law enforcement. his alleged call for jihad in 2005 led federal prosecutors to describe him as man who "encouraged his students to spread islam by the sword, to wage a holy war and the hate and kill non-muslims." in 2012, he was released from federal prison after serving six years for insurance fraud. he's currently living in dearborn michigan where he's on probation. even under law enforcement supervision, he's become one of the most influential figures for western foreign fighters. according to british researcher peter neumann... >> he countered their likes their menti

>> scott, i don't think so. i think the first beheading that they did was what brought the international community together. the first time, and i think this will likely backfire, too. i think there will be an outcry internationally, and they will not, they will not succeed in intimidating the west here. >> pelley: some of us in the newsroom have had a look at this video and what strikes us is its near-hollywood quality in the production. i wonder if that tells you anything. >> scott, it is the best i've seen. it is madison avenue quality. they've gotten better and better. they were good at the beginning. i think what this shows is the value of the westerners who have joined isis. i think those fighters from western europe, those fighters from canada, those few fighters from the united states, i think they're bringing those skills with them to iraq and syria and i think that's what you see in this video. >> pelley: this may be a little simplistic but it is what everybody is think ago why can't we get these guys?

jeb bush, scott walker, and rand paul 48-41. in new hampshire, as we get closer to the voting, a left ability will be a big issue. looking at the candidates nationally, which ones have the best chance to convince republican voters that they can take on hillary clinton. >> i will sound like a great chronicler and that these matchup stone mean that much this early. hillary clinton a much better known to gear. but i think you need someone who can break the democratic advantage. that is why jeb bush for marco rubio -- or marco, you need someone to appeal to nonwhite republicans. >> jeb bush and marco rubio. >> i know you think that he is a serious candidate. >> i think the one who has gotten attention that really needs to prove he can perform his rand paul. he can appeal to younger people. the other thing is the electoral college. you've got a take for states away from the democrats and you can't just have the inside straight. chris christie has a looming possibility to convince people he can compete in blue states. he's going to ha

scott. [applause] >> well, thanks, fred and thank you. that is a high compliment coming from somebody from westpoint with your military experience and leadership experience in some ways. we've been friends for some time. i think i mentioned 10, 12, and 14. i appreciate assistance. not only for me, susanna martinez, john kasich and leaders at the state level how many of these leaders wouldn't be in their place, myself included without your leadership and we appreciate that. and doug, thank you. not only your leadership here but in the past when i was involved and still am now involved with the national governor's association. you appear with us and share information with us. we appreciate your leadership here as well. i appreciate the opportunity to share in the first of the series of which i'm sure there will be many other great speakers to come. today is kind of interesting. i came in late last night. and i've got to tell you, i love -- before i left particularly at night because now the announcement has been coming from the north and th

i'm jon scott. a leaving for week-long break not before a few accomplishments here or lack there of funding department of homeland security. democrats hold firm waiting for republicans to present a bill that does not strip funding for president's obama's immigration plans. republicans celebrating yesterday's approval of the keystone oil pipeline, a measure the president says, he will veto. meanwhile, our latest "fox news poll" finds americans overwhelmingly unhappy with congress's performance. 72% disapprove. let's go live to capitol hill and chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. mike? >> reporter: republicans note recent polling 60% of the american public supports building keystone xl pipeline. now that congress passed legislation, gop leaders say the ball is squarely in president obama's court. >> the president i would just say this, do the right thing. sign this bill and help us create more jobs in america and create a healthier economy. >> now where we are as otherred indicated we're h

scott? >> well, warning, maureen, because a lot of people think what's happening behind me tonight is staggering talking about the potential for another government shutdown. we're not talking about government wide of course but nonetheless, one of its critical agencies, department of homeland security. and actually, just in the past couple of moments, another major setback here. here's what we're dealing with. this also is what's happening today, by the way in a critical time with the numerous threats that you just addressed. there has been debate multiple times now on funding the homeland security department for a year. the problem is this proposal has been approved in the house by republicans would take away some of the president's powers, for example, the deferred deportations that he pushed for with his immigration reform moves. it would get rid of those. that's why democrats are against it. now, on that front, that is why we are seeing the potential for 30,000 furloughs from homeland se

. >>> i'm scott mcfarland. word there have been more emergency raiddio breakdowns inside d.c. retrotunnels. in the three weeks since last month's deadly incident in the plaza. emergency radios used by firefighters and law enforcement to deal with emerggm e the breakdown. they told us they have had at least ten failures during those tests. many on the orange line, one on the green line platform and on the red line. the city is so concerned about breakdowns they have increased the frequency of their testing. they used to do it once a month and now they are doing it once a week. during the testing, they found ten failures on emergency radios. more on the story coming up at 5:00. more coverage coming up. >>> now we have an update on a story you saw first on news 4 about that 911 dispatcher. the one who asked the teen to stop whining when she called because her father was injuried in a deadl maryland. that dispatcher is not currently in contact with the public on his job. a spokesman for the fire department ss a investigation is underway into his behavior. that call came in late su

in the newsroom, scott thuman abc 7 news. >> thank you scott. the annual conservative political action conference is under way at national harbor. it began this morning with remarks from dr. ben carson in support of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's speech to congress next week. >> we also need to recognize that we have friends over there, let's not turn our back on israel. let's listen to netanyahu. >> he is one of several potential republican presidential candidates who will speak at the meeting running through saturday. the current u.s. relationship with israel is the focus of abc 7's next town hall. it airs following prime minister netanyahu's address to congress next tuesday night. you can watch it live on our sister station, newschannel 8 or on line at wjla.com. next tuesday at 7:00 p.m. still ahead on abc 7 news at 6:00, why a locally based national radio host is vowing to spend more than two days broadcasting and talking nonstop. plus -- >> i don't know if it's crazy, like eighth grade. >> conflict on capitol hill as time ticks

the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado >> pelley: the man behind the mask. now we know the identity of the terrorist in the beheading videos. also tonight, the latest winter storm makes the old south look more like new england. an answer to that age-old question: what are they smoking in washington? >> it feels great. it feels like freedom. >> pelley: and freedom is all they wanted, but the sheriff was on their tails. >> it's a llama drama unfolding. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. today we learned the identity of one of the most despicable men on the face of the earth, the masked terrorist that we have all seen too many times in the past year in videos of the execution of hostages held by isis, including the beheading of three americans. tonight mark phillips in london tells us who he is and what we know about him. >> reporter: he's the masked face of isis in all its brutality, and now he has a name. the exe

hi, scott. >> reporter: hey, good afternoon insides the mobile newsroom. here's what's on my mind because this cleanup is happening pretty quick. schools are what's on my mind. let me show you from my dashboard camera where is the milton m. centers middle school in la plata, maryland. looks like they'll try to have school tomorrow. they're down to blacktop here. they plowed the parking lots. the walkways are cleared off. this cleanup is going quickly. got 8 inches of snow here in some parts of charles county, probably one of the heaviest hit areas around the metro area but it is cleaning up very quickly. just ask some of the people i talked to this morning. >> one of the restaurants already opened. one of the renters is the bank and they're open at 10:00. we're getting there. >> there's still ice on the trees. i wouldn't advise anything to go out but if you have to, drive safe. >> it really wasn't that difficult. i think getting out of my neighborhood was the hardest thing. >> the roads starting to look good. starting to come around. we're out here pushing

i cannot big of anybody i would rather be in a foxhole with then governor scott walker. scott? [applause] >> thanks, fred. that is a high comment. coming from somebody from west point, with your military and business experience. your leadership, and some new ways, they have been good friends to a net and i for something. i appreciate your help and assistance. i think of people like susana martinez, johnny case of, rick snyder, the list goes on. leaders all across this country at the state level who arguably, many of us would not be in place without your leadership. doug, thank you. for your leadership here and in the past. when i was involved with the national governors association. you would share information with us. we appreciate your leadership here as well. appreciate your opportunity to share in this first of the series, of which i'm sure there will be many great speakers to come. i came in late last night. i have to tell you, even though i have been here plenty of times, i love coming in at night. things have safe and up enough that you can come in from the north. it is

i want to thank senator scott for hosting this great event. when ever you have a senator interested in this topic, and able to attract so many individuals both from congress and from the field to an event like this we greatly appreciate it. in terms of why school choice and why charter schools, by way of background i'm extremely proud that we have charter school laws now in 42 states and here in washington dc. we're serving a little more than 7.2 million students around the country. and they're so important because they're serving the needs of low income families right where they are. upper income families when they want to make a choice they can move and go to a school district, or they can enroll their children to a private school. we don't have enough school budget programs to meet the needs of low income families. we have such a bustling school choice movement that close to 50% of the students are attending charter schools. and the quality has also dramatically improved overtime. i think it empowers families and i'm a firm believer of char

right now, back to you, scott and laura. >> thank you. we are following breaking news in san francisco where there's a hazmat situation going on at fishermen's wharf. people started coughing. right now, its not clear what is causing the problem, but the hazmat team is using monitors to measure the air content for anything poisonous. we're keeping our eye on the situation, bring you any updates available later in the news cast. >> bruce bochy is expected to be released from the scottsdalerupt today. he's not going to be back on the field for a couple days. yesterday afternoon, doctors put two stints in bochy's heart after he complained to chest bane. the giants say he's resting comfortably but likely will take the next few days off to recover. bochy and the team in scottsdale for spring training. we wish the coach the best. >> the jaws of life stopping a fire from spreading. that fire broke out at about 2:00 this morning at an auto repair shop in east oakland. fire crews initially couldn't get in because the building was so secure. crews h

. >>> a crowd of angry union protesters descend on governor scott walker's house. where they proceeded to yell at the governor's elderly parents. in a kelly file exclusive scott walker is here live to react on whether a new line has been crossed. >>> the president is vowing a fight after a court just halted his executive order on immigration. tonight senator ted cruz on why he thinks the president's plan is now going nowhere. >> with respect to the ruling, i disagree with it. i think the law is on our side. and history is on our side. and we are going to appeal it. >>> breaking tonight, a growing chorus of christian leaders sounding a stark warning after a sickening terrorist video out of libya surfaced this weekend. the video showing 21 christians wearing orange jump suits, marched to a beach, forced to kneel down before the terrorists dressed in black simultaneously slit their throats. today pope francis asking people to join him in prayer for, quote, our brother cops whose throats were slit for the sole reason of being christian. new york's cardinal dolan weighi

scott? >> pelley: eric fisher, wbz thanks very much.Ñi moving on, today a russian security company reported that it discovered one of the biggest bank robberies ever. no guns involved. hackers did it, breaking into more than 100 banks in 30 countries and making off with a total of as much as $1 billion. here's anna werner. >> reporter: the authors of the report call it "the the great bank robbery of the modern era." >> their ultimate goal was to steal as much money as possible, and they largely accomplished that. >> reporter: chris doggett is managing director for kaspersky lab, the computer security firm that uncovered the scheme. >> your very basic hackers are about getting in and stealing whatever they can get their hands on. the way these guys are different is they were a combination of hackers, spies and thieves. >> reporter: the criminals often used the simplest of methods to get into wants, an e-mail attachment with a virus sent the bank employees. when the employee kicked on it, the

scott walker is about to join the big leagues. if he wants to put himself forward for a credible presidential candidate he has to answer these questions. this is sort of the third question in a pattern of behavior we've seen. he refused to answer whether or not he thinks climate change is actual and real and it's happening. and he refused to say whether he believes the president is -- loves america. these aren't difficult questions. these are just reporters asking him yes or no questions about what he believes. >> come on mark, why are they asking those questions? they want to make him look like he's a crazy -- or president obama hating you know crazy nut job. i mean, it suggests to me they think he's a credible threat for 2016 if they're going to ask him questions that don't get to real policies. >> sure. they're going to vet him and ask these tough questions because they do see him as a credible, not threat, but a credible candidate for 2016, or at least until he sort of was caught flat footed on these questions. so you know --

scott? >> raj, we joke a lot here in silicon valley about how the tech industry is always getting younger and younger. today we got a glimpse into the future of innovation and yeah, it is pretty young. in silicon valley we spend our holidays preparing for the future. in this case building a robot -- >> is something to help people brush their teeth. >> or designing and printing something in 3-d. >> i was wondering if i could add -- >> san jose's tech museum of innovation hosted 3-d print jam today, giving kids and their parents, a hands-on way to learn skills to innovate in the future. >> it's cool because like you can just make anything from plastic pretty much. >> he's 8. so they are start doing a little bit of coding. i don't know which way it is going go. he is just having fun with it. >> report >>. >> reporter: way to learn something new and learn technology in a fun way. >> helping people discover their own innovators by taking part in things like this where they can learn about how do

scott and bethany have seen couples get divorced over financial infidelity. so they have developed a system to make sure they're always on the same page. >> if one of sus going to spend more than $200, we just take a quick picture of it with our phone and we just text the other person, and just basically say hey is it okay, are you okay if i buy this. >> a system that's been good for both their finances and their marriage. jill wagner, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and coming up after a short break, traffic and weather together. we do it on the three, a a we'll be right back on this president's day. >> 4:53, we want our traffic and weather together. and we check in with jess. >> good morning. pretty early so far. we do have few incidents to talk about right here, specifically talking about 422. this is the eastbound lanes right past oaks where there is an accident. see police activity on the scene. accident pushed over to the right hand shoulder. partially blocking out the next lane over as one lane gets by in the eastbound lanes of 422. not creating a hug

among them governor scott walker. asked a number of questions put himself out there to a number of reporters including do you believe president obama is christian telling the "the washington post," quote i have actually never talked about it or i haven't read about that walker said his first calm and firm. i have never asked him that. you made me to ask statements about people i never had a conversation about that how can i say if i know either of you are christian. he later tweeted out enough with the media's gotcha game, we started our american revival to talk about big bold ideas. we are back with the panel. what about this and it's clearly the media is focused on walker and he is in the spotlight. >> i think that's the important context here. there was a big "the washington post" front page investigation on scott walker on supposed questions about scott walker's exits from college. there weren't actually any questions in the article. then you have the gail collins hit piece in the "new york times" editorial. made

i will start really quick with following up on what senator scott asked. at the end of last panel he said, we need to have a grassroots conversation about what is having to restaurants today. i'm going to throw this to you dr. gray, what is happening to our kids, how bad is it? >> first of all, thank you. thank you to senator scott and all the people who assembled here this morning to have a conversation about the most important issue of all-time. it is education. the enlightenment of education and the ability to transform individuals where opportunity has not been there. what is happening is the variant life forests of a generation is being brought from them and being given to the employees of the status quo. we do not have a school system is put in place to help our children. we have a school system that is kept in place to ensure that grown people can have their jobs. i have seen too many beautiful children, like those who are here -- [applause] who, if you have the opportunity to talk to them, they would tell you their stories and struggles of their co

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scott broom, wusa9. >>> get ready for a blast of bone chilling cold. our region is getting ready to go into a deep freeze. let's get right to chief meteorologist topper shutt on when the temps will dip and when they'll go up. >> we're looking at a big dip tomorrow night and a little respite barely saturday and colder arctic air saturday night into sunday. afternoon snow showers possible tomorrow. some could affect the early part of the community. wind chills will be below 0 this time tomorrow night and they'll be below zero later. better chance of snow showers saturday evening and wind chills on sunday will be 10 to 20 degrees below 0. even colder air comes in in the wake of the second front sunday. 9:00 tomorrow morning on the wind gust tracker not much going on with wind. by noon still wind in check, but boom, by 6 p.m. winds are gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour from the northwest. by mid night still gusts, these are forecasts. by midnight tomorrow 34 mile- per-hour wind gust possible in d.c. and that's going to drive the wind chills way down. it star

but, scott, the u.s. has not made any such decision yesterday. >> pelley: clarissa ward reporting from our london newsroom tonight. claris athank you. today, cbs news obtained a rare photo of the most wanted terrorist in the world, the leader of isis, abu bakr al-baghdadia. the picture was taken by the u.s. military in 2004 when al-baghdadi was imprisoned at camp bucca in iraq. at least 12 men who did time there went on to become top isis leaders. the prosecution rested today in the trial of the man charged with murdering former navy seal chris kyle. the former marine is mounting an insanity defense. manuel bojorquez is in stephenville texas. >> reporter: this was the night eddie routh arrested. video from the back of the patrol car was shown in court today. the judge has restrict the use of audio outside the courtroom but jurors heard as routh told police "i've been so paranoid and schizophrenic all day. i don't know what to even think of the world right now. i don't know if i'm insane or sane." officer

>> thank you, scott. the escalating terror threat is the subject of a new town hall to air on our sister station, newschannel 8. your voice, your future town hall fight for freedom is scheduled next monday at 7:00. you can sign up to be in the wjla.com/town hall. a bipartisan group of senators who wants president obama to arm the ukrainian military as it fends off violence by russian-backed separatists. >> this invasion of the sovereign territory of ukraine which has continued unabated in the face of political and economic sanctions is the gravest threat to european security in decades. >> today, secretary of state john kerry said the the u.s. will give ukraine more than $60 million in additional humanitarian aid. d.c. council members are concerned about how first responders handle last month's deadly smoke incident at the l'enfant plaza metro station. at a hearing this afternoon, d.c. firefighters spoke about their problems with crucial radio communications. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live in northwes

they're accusing scott of violating the state's sunshine law. they claim that scott's transition team deleted mass e-mails preceding his taking office in january 2011. it allows employees to destroy records they consider transitory. they claim it is not connected to florida's public records law. the goal of the lawsuit is to safe guard all relevant materials from being deleted. cell phone numbers are going to be involved in this along with text messages. i want to bring in now the reporter of "the tampa bay times." steve, good to have you with us tonight. your newspaper is all involved in this lawsuit and want full disclosure of all this communication. is scott's administration breaking the law? did they break the law? >> well, that's up for a judge to determine, ed but i've never seen anything like this in 30 years of reporting in this state. we have almost every major newspaper and television station in florida on the record suing the governor's office and three elected cabinet members who by the way, are independent in this state. they are al