(sharie johnson)) > on the republican side... donald trump is getting some help on the campaign trail. former gop candidate chris christie officially endorsed trump in the race for president... saying he is the best person to keep hillary clinton out of office. trump said it's too early to say whether he'd consider christie for a running mate. the republicans have their sights set on super tuesday... where nearly a dozen states will be casting votes./// ((sharie johnson)) > we are your local election headquarters leading up to the general election this fall. you can get all the latest results and headlines both on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((sharie johnson)) > the warmer weather all across the valley is making most of us forget it's technically still winter. sherry swensk is here now with more on how long it will last. ((sherry swensk)) we thought february would be warm for a short while and then we would start seeing some cooler storms and again, but mother nature is being so stubborn. that jus

((sharie johnson)) ms. to spend in her classroom... and a super stay-cation package from m-g-m resorts. /// ((sharie johnson)) > looking back on nevada's past. we take a look at how local african americans helped pave the way for others to succeed in las vegas./// now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv. we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you? feel like a hollywood insider with prism tv from centurylink. they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities r their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign co

((nats of money )) ((sharie johnson)) april 1970... the stardust resort and casino had openings for dealers. ((john edmond, first black bacarrat dealer: when i walked in, the casino manager, he says, yes, what can i do for you, i said i'm a dealer i'd like to audition for, and he cut me off, he said craps or 21, and i said no, no, i'm a baccarat dealer edmond was fresh out of a brand new training program for minority dealers. his game of choice... considered a "rich man's game"... came as surprise... until his audition when he won over frank rosenthal... who at the time... ran the pit. he never said the job was edmonds's but instead... (( john edmond, first black bacarrat dealer: he did say, well we got our crew but i tell you what, why don't you go to harrison frank and get your tuxedo sized up and when i walked outside the hotel, i jumped in the air and says i got it; i got it, i'm a be a baccarat dealer )) ((sharie johnson)) the rest was history sending a shockwave through the gaming industry. ((john edmond, first black bacarrat dea

find out how march wilart off in your full weather w fora coming up./// sharie johnson)) > hillary johnson)) > hillary clinton takes south carolina democratic primary... by a wide margin. but vermont senator bernie sanders says... the campaign isn't over yet. exit polls showed 84 percent of black voters went with clinton. she also dominated among women by nearly 50 percent. clinton now has wins in three of the first four contests -- like donald trump in the republican (( hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate, "despite what you hear, we don't need to make america great again. america has never stopped being great. (applause) but we do need to )) than 800 delegates up for grabs next tuesday... sanders looked past south carolina today and over the next three days in focusing specifically on vermont, massachusetts, minnesota, oklahoma and colorado. /// ((sharie johnson)) as south carolina wrapped up it's primaries tonight...some here in the valley protested and demonstrated their frustration... ...with problems they saw with nevada's democratic caucus last weekend. ((angie sullivan/protes

((sharie johnson)) > karen, how often is the summit held? ((karen castro)) the goal is once a year moving forward. organizers tell me february is the target month because its around the same time summer jobs become available. sharie. ((sharie johnson)) > the runnin' rebels... back at home tonight. unlv taking on wyoming inside the thomas and mack for the final home game of the season. the game just tipped off... and jon trisch is inside the mack with more on what to expect from the team tonight... jon? ((jon tritsch)) thanks wyoming as we speak in their home finale..it's been a season of unfortunate events for unlv..injuries... heartbreaking losses..and controversy have crippled the rebels..but tonight they have an opportunity to finish with a splash at thomas and mack.. wyoming coach larry shyatt and his signature yellow sweater are in town..the rebels lost by 1 to the cowboys in laramie earlier this season.. but unlv will have a sizable upgrade tonight.. 7 foot force stephen zimmerman is back in uniform after missing 3 weeks with a knee in

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then johnson dismissed her. so he violated a law, but it was a murky law that people thought was in constitutional. if incompetence is a grounds for impeachment, he certainly should have been impeached. if being impossible to deal with was grounds for impeachment, he should have impeached. nobody liked him, but they did not quite have an ironclad legal grounds for impeaching johnson. mr. brookhiser: there is the pregnant moment when johnson is inaugurated before lincoln is. in 1865. he traveled the night before from tennessee, and i don't think he was feeling well. he had a few drinks to pick himself up and gave this terrible speech. and lincoln tells some functionary when he goes out on the podium to do his own thing, he says, make sure he does not speak. that is not a good sign. prof. foner: lincoln was mortified. johnson was drunk at the inaugural. some people claim it was a combination of medicine and liquor. whatever it was, it was a complete disaster. he did not start out on the right foot. mr. brookhiser:

i'm sharie johnson. omar villafranca has more on scalia's decades- long legacy on the high court. < supreme court justice antonin scalia made his mark during his three decades on the supreme court. he asked more questions and made more comments than any other justice - and was known for his outsize personality and brilliant legal mind. according to the us marshall morning when he didn't show up for breakfast at a resort in west texas. ronald reagan chose scalia for the high court in 1986, and he was its longest serving member of the current court (sot-president obama) " " he was born to italian immigrants in trenton, new jersey. his family later moved to queens.. college took him to georgetown university and harvard law school. one of the staunchest conservative members of the court he was a strong advocate for gun rights, privacy and he consistently voted to let states outlaw abortion. in 2012 he talked to charlie rose about one of the court's most famous decisions - that led to president george w bush

pure johnson's baby popoer, , , johnson & jojot'a feelg you never outgrow. jacqueline fox used them for feminine hygiene f decades. her lawyer, jere beasese, says those products ultimately caused her death. johnson & johnson knew of the associatyon with talc and ovarian cancer, starting back in 19. e amic cancer society says results of studs on a possible link between talcum powder and ovarian caer "...have been mixed, with some studies reporting a slightly increased risk and some reportinno increase." but dr. daniel cramer of brigham and women's hospital in boston -- an expert for the plaintiff - conducted his own study in incrsed risk there have been tn epidemiogic studies and the majority of these have found an elevated risk. during trial, fos lawyers introduced into evidence this 1997 leer... in which johnson & johnson's own consultant warned that denying e risks could mean: ".the talc industry wl be perceived by the public like it percees the cigarette industry: denying the obvious in theheacof all evence to the contrary." they me a conscioudecision not

((sharie johnson)) sanders also attended an event at a baptist church earlier today. he is heading to colorado tomorrow... but he's expected to be back in nevada later this week./// > the debate over appointing a replacement in the surpreme court following the death of justice antonin scalia is contnuing to heat up. president obama said he would nominate a replacement... but now both republicans are going back and forth about the direction of the court. mitch mcconnell... the senate's top republican.. vowed to block any obama appointment to the supreme court until a new president is voted into office. democrats lashed out... accusing the gop of playing politics. president obama has ordered flags at all federal building be lowered to half staff until scalia is buried./// ((sharie johnson)) > more than 300-thousand people gathered in a poor mexico city suburb to the pope held an open air mass... marking his biggest event in mexico so far. on his way to the mass... nearly 2 million people greeted pope francis with balloons. some say they were moved by his presence: ((voi

edition ((sharie johnson)) > the battle is on. thank you for joining us i'm sharie johnson. there's less than 48 hours until nevada's republican caucus. tonight... presidential hopefuls are in town trying to win over support. twists and turns up until now... will likely have even more eyes on tuesday's turnout. mauricio marin is live from texas station where senator marco rubio just got done rallying up supporters. ((mauricio marin)) more than a- thousand people came out to show their support for senator marco rubio tonight. he's not alone though...ted cruz has been made his way all around southern nevada asking for people to back him up. tonight---rubio told the crowd he's ready to lead change. ((senator marco rubio/r- presidential candidate "so if you nominate me will unite this party we will grow it and take our message to people who have never heard from us or haven't heard from us in a long time. this is the face of the new ((mauricio marin)) rubio and cruz are both fighting against donald trump to be the republican's choice for president. senator rubio stressed his loc

((sharie johnson)) > thank you johnson. a violent home invasion leaves one person in the hospital and the suspects still are on the loose. police say it happened this morning in henderson. neighbors say it's disturbing to know it happened right next door. 8 news now's mauricio marin joins us with more on the investigation. ((mauricio marin)) henderson police say the home invasion doesn't appear to be random. a man inside the house was shot by two people who made their way into the home early this morning. even though it appears targeted...some neighbors we talked with say it's scary. (( jana powers/neighbor: there was cops here all day it wasn't good. it wasn't good. it's too close to home." )) just after 7-this morning....a man and a woman in their late 20's or in their 30's forced their way into a house in this neighborhood near downtown henderson. detectives say during the home invasion---a 32- year old man inside the house at the time was shot. he's in the hospital tonight in critical condition. what's so disturbing abo

- connor, kayleen & meleah johnson - triplets from clarion for the johnsons, this year's family trip brings their lives full-circle... triplets born during state wrestling 16 years ago as of next week...now, all taking part in the sport their family loves. 15:07:49 "it's something you dream about, or you think about, but to have our triplets here, two cheerleaders and a wrestler, who would have thunk?" - jake & karianne johnson - clarion it's a family affair - extended family members even flying in from out of state to be a part of it. the johnsons say they'll be back next year...and the year after...and when the kids are grown up, they'll be bringing their own into the fold. 15:25:54 "whether it's coaching, or my kids wrestling down here, i fully expect to be here." - connor, kayleen & meleah johnson - triplets from clarion made wrestling mat in their shed where the team comes over on friday nights to practice. we don't just serve any fish sandwich at culver's. we serve wild-caught, north atlantic cod. this cod grows in water that is cold, clean and pristine, full of flavorful nutri

((sharie johnson)) > thank you for joining us i'm sharie johnson. it's super bowl eve. ((ron futrell)) > and i'm ron futrell... and the excitement could be greater. ((sharie johnson)) that is unless you're in super bowl city in san francisco. that's where chris maathuis joins us from. ((ron futrell)) > chris... you've been there all week. how has it been?! ((chris maathuis)) > in less than 24 hours the broncos and panthers will kick off historic the last full day for fans to show off their true colors levi stadium is locked down tight, but one hour north of the city by the bay is buzzing with football fans nats music fans "go broncos, oh this is amazing it's amazing" even down by the world-famous fisherman's wharf fan "we've got a lot of orange in this town" sierra mills daughter of sam mills jr, panthers "it's been amazing because all the fans just had a really good vibe and it's like win or lose, even though we know where you're going to win it's that spirit that everybody has 1 million people are expected to make their way through the city so i'm from as far away as

president johnson felt pretty convinced that the american public was with him. when he started sending troops support inabout 65% vietnam. he had won the presidency by 60%. everybody came on board in this case, but of course he won the presidency promising not to get involved in the war and send troops. while it is true that the public opinion shows that the public did not want south vietnam to fall to communism, the public was much more ambiguous about this. they certainly did not want to send their sons to fight in vietnam. there was no great desire to have another korean war fought in vietnam, so while there was support for the principle that america needed to stand up for non-communist countries, small countries that were under threat, there was also this sense, why are we the only ones fighting. where are the other western democracies? and of course president johnson by not calling up the reserves had to double the draft, and suddenly that meant that people my age at the time in their 20's were vulnerable to the draft. there were lots of deferments availabl

both on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((sharie johnson)) > honoring an officer... killed during her first day on patrol. the vigil held for her... and how the two other injured officers are doing tonight. short... one actor is finally redeemed. who took home the big win at the staff sergeant is facing murder charges after authorities say he killed his wife and opened fire on three police officers the shooting happened yesterday in a washington, dc suburb. officer ashley guindon died on prince william county police department in virginia tonight... bagpipes, candles and prayers were part of a candlelight vigil for her. the police chief spoke about the bravery of all three officers who were shot. (( chief steve hudson/prince william county police department, "all three officers stepped out so bravely as officers do every single day in an effort to protect." )) ((sharie johnson)) the two other officers are expected to recover. officer guindon is the 4 officer killed in the department's history. /// ((sharie johnson)) > the teen shot by police in salt lake city this we

i'm sharie johnson. love is in the air in las vegas this valetine's day. couples from all around the world choosing southern nevada to tie the knot on this very special day. keeping local chapels packed. 8 news now's mauricio marin is live near third street and bonneville with just how busy things have been all in the name of love. ((mauricio marin)) wedding bells are still ringing here at the vegas wedding chapel as couples wed on valentine's day. while newlyweds are creating memories to last a lifetime. it's also helping bring in cash to the local economy. (( )) ((doug moore/just married: "in my wildest i never thought i'd ever meet anyone like charlotte." )) ((mauricio marin)) it's a day doug moore won't soon forget. life. and decided to tie the knot in las vegas. (( doug moore/just married: "you know we've been talking about it and talking about it and thought no better place than to probably doug and his new bride charlotte are one of more than 12-hundred couples who came to las vegas to get married. keeping chapels like vegas weddings busy, busy busy

((sharie johnson)) > and it was a close race... clinton came away with 53 yesterday democrats voiced who they think should be our next president at hundreds of caucus sites across the state. it's a huge victory for clinton to overcome bernie sanders surge in popularity. entrance polls found clinton had big support from women, union workers, minorities and voters who think... she would have a better shot than sanders. after clinton was declared the winner... sanders congratulated her on the victory.... adding that the race is not over yet... (( sanders: i believe that on super tuesday we've got an excellent chance to win many of those states. it is clear to me, and i think most observers, that the wind is on -- at our backs. we have the momentum . )) ((sharie johnson)) the next democratic primary is next weekend in south carolina./// ((sharie johnson)) > we will continue our local caucus coverage tuesday night for the republican caucus. we will have reporters at all and the counting headquarters... starting with the kick-off of the

johnson comes out for brexit. the wall street journal european addition saying that london now backs brexit, and that independent headline "out for himself," saying that boris jensen is moving against the prime minister, david cameron, who after all did come back from brussels with a deal. a special agreement for the u.k. that is the buzz about the whole shenanigans in terms of the brexit. claire: boris johnson is campaigning to leave the e.u., even though debbie cameron managed to get concessions from other e.u. leaders. seen in the be daily telegraph, the paper he often writes for. it is also known as the "tory -graph" for many. he will be taken as a green light for federalism. he says britain needs to be supportive of its allies, but follow the advice of winston churchill, which is about europe, be interested, be associated, but do not be absorbed by your. -- by europe. by borise other quotes johnson is, "do not hug the skirts of the nurse in brussels." critics are saying cynically that he is just out for himse

johnson. newsroadcast from cbs includes his opening statement, many questions and can't -- comments from senators. first, donald richie discusses the significance of the hearing. >> you brought a book with you called vietnam hearings. what is this book? donald ritchie: it was a book i used when i was teaching american history in the 1960's at the university of maryland. it was this book because experts in the hearings senator fulbright had convened on the vietnam war in early 1966. it was both proponents and supporters of the war, people like dean rusk and general maxwell taylor, and opponents of the war, like general gavin. we could teach this by showing the students both sides of the argument. also, because they were being interrogated by senators on both sides of the argument, so you really got to look at what the issues were and got some idea of what the defense was and what the opposition was to the war in vietnam. it was one of the first really usable books that came out. it was not enor

detals coming up<))) sharie johnson > the call to serve and protect. after a virginia police officer job.... how the people close to her are remembering her tonight... and what we are learing about now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 newsnow, weekend edition ((sharie johnson)) > an army staff sergeant is facing murder charges after police say he killed his wife and opened fire on three police officers in a washington, dc suburb. it was the first day on the job for the officer who was killed. brian webb reports. >scanner "one officer down. is." officer ashley guindon was shot and killed saturday on her first day on patrol with the prince william county police department in virginia. (police chief) she clearly had a passion to serve others that went beyond herself. guindon and two other officers were responding to a domestic dispute saturday night, about 30 miles outside of washington dc. police arrested 32 year old ronald hamilton, an active duty army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon. they say he shot and killed his wife then opened fi

- connor, kayleen & meleah johnson - triplets from clarion for the johnsons, this year's family trip brings their lives full-circle... triplets born during state wrestling 16 years ago as of next week...now, all taking part in the sport their family loves. 15:07:49 "it's something you dream about, or you think about, but to have our triplets here, two cheerleaders and a wrestler, who would have thunk?" - jake & karianne johnson - clarion it's a family affair - extended family members even flying in from out of state to be a part of it. the johnsons say they'll be back next year...and the year after...and when the kids are grown up, they'll be bringing their own into the fold. 15:25:54 "whether it's coaching, or my kids wrestling down here, i fully expect to be here." - connor, kayleen & meleah johnson - triplets from clarion for the second year in a row... the special olympic basketball team from moline will head to state some of the players have made the trip to state before... but for most players - this is their first year on the team. the team hosted a bake sale today and raised

johnson? now, look here, george, i'll admit as our financial advisor you have a right to ask certain questions, but i don't think this is the time or place. you better tell him, mr. johnson. well, it's a long story. make it short. well, by a happy coincidence, after i left here yesterday afternoon, i ran into a chap who owed me some money, and he paid me. oh. you mean... you just happened to run into him, and he paid you $1,800? well, what's so strange about that? mrs. johnson, what is your explanation? where did you get the money to buy that coin? i won it playing bingo. harriet. well, i'm just not going to tell. well, if they won't admit it... what you folks don't seem to realize is, you're putting mr. b. in a terrible spot. we'll all forgive and forget, won't we, mr. b.? i don't understand. took what bonds? who did? you mean, neither of you did take those bonds? honestly? please, mr. johnson, mrs. johnson. it's terribly important to tell the truth. well, if you promise not to be angry with

larry bird and magic johnson. the standard line with talking about bird and magic is to say that the nba was going to die had it not been for bird and magic. the nba would eventually figured it out. it was going to be ok. what is so remarkable is that magic and bird entered the league in 1980 and they almost instantly transform the image of the league in the american mind. the nba goes from the de depth of unpopularity into the sporting mainstream by 1984. it really has to do with magic johnson and larry bird. they are the ones he turns the league around. magic johnson was a brilliant immensely charismatic basketball player. larry bird a brilliant uncharismatic but white basketball player. magic's charisma and birds whiteness matter. this was the winning combination is going to help the nba over, it's blackness problem there is a paradox here. a sport or a league that is too black is seen as a problem. a league that can be fueled by black versus white competition and antagonism, that sells in american sports. we h

johnson was released on bond friday night. police say the next day he drove into a mailbox and a nearby embankment near waterbrook and leesville. johnson, his girlfriend, and his one-year-old son died at the scene. we spoke with johnson's 18-year-old daughter. >> i think he would want to be remembered as the person who was always there for his family even with some of the decisions he made. they were not always the best. he did it for his family. >> noreen: johnson said she feels it's her responsibility to take care of aerial arrangements, but her father did not have insurance. there is a gofundme page to offset the funeral cost. >>> a henry county deputy listed in serious condition this noon after crashing his cruiser while responding to a call over the weekend. according to the sheriff's office, just after midnight saturday night into sunday morning, smith was responding to a call about a man threatening to jump up a bridge on greensboro road, but ran off the road as he was heading there. memorial hospital. >>> here is a loo

./// ((sharie johnson)) > meanwhile... we will continue our local caucus coverage on tuesday night for the republica caucus. we will have reporters at all the front- runners camps.. and the counting headquarters... starting with the kick-off of the caucus in our 5 p-m newscast. and stay tuned for special editions of politics now at 7:30 and 11 o'clock as the results start coming in./// ((sharie johnson)) > remember.. 8 news now is your local elections headquarters. we have all the results and everything you need to know about the races.. on air.. and online at las vegas now dot com./// sharie johnson > an uber driver is blamed for a deadly shooting spree in michigan. how one of his former passengers is describing her encounter with the suspect./// < ((tony smith, 8 news now)) the warm side but i am tracking cooler conditions -- how low temperatures will go? i have the answer coming up in with your weather now forecast only on 8 motivated a man to allegedly commit a series of random shootings that killed six people and inju

johnson urse president by not calling up the deserves had to double the draft. suddenly that meant that people my age at the time, people in twenties were vulnerable to being drafted. deferments.ts of f you were in college you were deferred. if were you a dropout or a high school student could you get drafted. harder and t got harder to evade the draft. people were going -- leaving the to canada and ng sweden to evade the draft. radicalized and that cized a generation came of age in 1960's. was a an issue which peripheral issue, they barely on the re vietnam was map and made it personal. there are a loft studies about that happened and how public opinion which johnson thought in his corner split very much and split up by 1968 o the point where johnson felt he could not run for re-election. >> so we're just about to see maxwell taylor. how was he received by the committee. committee respected him greatly. gravitas.ot of e worked for johnson and kennedy and been our ambassador there. they gave him a lot of leeway. a great deal of respect for anybody in a military

((ron futrell)) ((sharie johnson)) > super bowl for las vegas.... not just at sports books and on the strip... but also for locals as they gear up for parties.... vanessa murphy caught up with some shoppers - she's live at walmart near tropicana and mcleod. sharie, when we saw chips or beer or wings in shopping carts....we knew we found shoppers gearing up for a super bowl party. (( )) ((vanessa murphy/reporter: what's the key to a good superbowl party? lenny avent/shopper: food! always food, yeah)) ((vanessa murphy)) saturday shopping for the big game sunday.... ((sound of register )) ((vanessa murphy/reporter: does this count as last minute? wavelot mont/shopper: yes! because i'm not doing anything tomorrow. just cooking and relaxing. )) ((vanessa murphy)) the reports more than 43 million fans will throw super bowl parties.... ((eddy fine/shopper: i got my chips, i got my ice cream and chili, all kind of things, anchovies i got....i got a nice party going....)) ((vanessa murphy)) walmart in centennial hills is stocked up with chips, wings, and you

>> the whole fight was not just for her, but so many other women. >> reporter: johnson and johnson said in a statement it sympathizes with her family, but says the verdict goes against decades of sound science proving the safety of talc in multiple products. it said the talcum powder it for quality and purity. >>> that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues and for others check back with us later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york, good night. >>> the gloves came off in houston. it was the final chance for marco rubio and ted cruz to land blows on front-runner donald trump before super tuesday. here is some of the oox. >> i think if you're going to claim that you're only have the only one that lifted this into the campaign that you acknowledge that you've been find for hiring people to work on your projects illegally. >> i'm the only one on the stage you haven't hired anybody. i've hired -- by the way i've hired tens of thousands of people. you've hired nobody. you've had nothing but problems from your credi

president johnson, by not calling up the reserves, had to double the draft. and suddenly that meant that people my age at the time, people in their 20s were vulnerable to the draft. there were lots of deferments available. if you were in college you were deferred. which meant if you weren't a college student, a high school student or dropout you could get drafted. and eventually it got harder and harder to evade the draft. people were leaving the country, photo country, going to sweden to evade the draft. the draft radicalized and politicized a generation that came of age in the 1960s, the 20s. it made this big issue which was a proliferal issue. there were a lots of studies how public opinion which johnson thought was solidly in his corner split very much and split by 1968 to the point where johnson felt he could not run for re-election. >> so we're just about to see general maxwell taylor, how was he received by the committee? >> the committee respected general taylor greatly. general taylor had a lot of gravitas. they gave him a lot of lee way. there was a

final lap..busch makes the move to second behind jimmie johnson.. aric amirola wrecks his car..and by rule the race is over..busch is stuck in second.. followed by his brother kurt in third.. jimmie johnson wins his 74th race..breaking dale earnhardt's record.. tough luck for kyle but he is racing well.. ((jon tritsch)) >if you woke up today..feeling like the runnin rebels are bigger and better.. your instincts are right.. last night's victory over wyoming also marked the return of 7 footer stephen zimmerman big zim..bigger impact.. stephen zimmerman's first game in 3 weeks was a huge success.. the freshman out of bishop gorman filled up the stat page with 12 points.. 11 rebounds 2 blocks.. and 2 thunderous dunks...playing all but 4 minutes of the game.. while his numbers are impressive.. coach todd simon says his presence is even more important..step hen zimmerman is back and the rebels are better.. ((stephen zimmerman/ unlv really killing me. my team wanted me back and everything. i was just trying to be out there and trying to give it all the ene

. >> a historic decision, why a jury ordered johnson & johnson to pay millions of hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? more than 30,000 movies and shows on demand, most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on their bed. discover how much more is included. are those meatballs still circulating? switch to time warner cable today and ask how you can get a >> a missouri jury has ordered johnson and johnson to pay lawsuit over its talcom powder. alleging that he died of ovarian cancer because of the product. the company is appealing the ruling which represents the first award of damages by a u.s. jury over similar claims. johnson & johnson says its stands by the safety of its talcom powder. >>> designers in london are putting a new twist on seats. similar airlines have shown interest in the twister which takes up no more space than your typical economy street. >> the dow jones is down 96 points. the s

generations of women have used johnson's and johnson's products to help them feel clean and fresh. she used them for feminine hygiene for decades. her lawyer says those products ultimately caused her death. >> johnson and johnson knew of the association of talc and ovarian cancer starting back in 1979. >> reporter: the american cancer society says results of studies talcum powder and ovarian cancer have been mixed with some studies a slightly increased risk and some reporting no increase. but the doctor for the plaintiff conducted his own study yr in december that he says shows an increased risk sfl there have been more than 20 studies and the majority of these have found an elevated risk. >> reporter: during trial her lawyers introduced into evidence this 1977 letter in which johnson and johnson's own consultant said denying the risks, denying the obvious in the face of all evidence to the contrary. >> they made a decision not to warn the customers that were using a very dangerous product. >> reporter: on monday a jury ordered johnson and johnson to pay fox's family $10 million in

fight was for not just for her, but so many other women. >> reporter: johnson and johnson said in a statement it sympathizes with fox's family, but said the verdict goes against decades of sound science proving the safety of talc. it also said the talcum powder it uses meets the highest standards for quality and purity. for some of you the news continues, for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, february 26th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> targeted at random. a gunman opens fire at his workplace killing at least three people before he is brought by a hero cop. >> do you know where donald is now? >> no, no, no. >> reporter: donald trump fender off closest attacks from fell competitors before super tuesday. >>> adding ing

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fight was for not women. >> reporter: johnson and johnson said in a statement it sympathizes with fox's family, but said the verdict goes against decades of sound science proving the safety of talc. it also said the talcum powder it uses meets the highest standards for quality and purity. >>> that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues, for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. >>> this is the cbs overnight news. the gloves came off in houston where the republican presidential contenders gathered for round ten of their presidential debates. it was the final chance for marco rubio and ted cruz to land blows on front-runner donald trump before super tuesday. how did this they do? here is some of the action. >> i also think if you're going to claim you're the om one that lifted this into the campaign that you acknowledge that for example you're the only person on this stage that's been find for hiring people to work on your projects illegally. >> i'm the only one on the stanl that's hired people. you haven't hi

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louis jury decided dow come in johnson & johnson's baby power was linked to a woman's cancer diagnosis and eventually her death. talk of dangers but did nothing to warn its customers. >> varied within the pages of court documents is the story of jacqueline fox. >> she was a strong woman. speemac her son marvin set hers mother used baby powder as part of a daily personal hygiene routine. after she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2013 the family started asking questions. >> there are about 1500 women per year who died each year caused by talkies. >> victims from all around the country alleged johnson & johnson knew about the dangers of talk him powder but continue to sell it. failed to warn customers, and with misrepresented signs to argue it was safe. speemac use these history has known the state of reckoning was coming for many years. and they did their best to keep it quiet. fortunately the jury spoke and the truth has come out. speemac that jury awarded fox's family $72 million in damages. but dollars in damages. but they say her fight was other victims standing beside her. >> h

. >>> johnson and johnson is fighting back against a $72 million verdict. woman who claimed the talc products caused her cancer. ana warner reports. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in march 20. she died last october. she claimed the talcum powder is cars no photogenic the company has known about it for decades. generations of women have used johnson's and johnson's products to help them feel clean and fresh. she used them for feminine hygiene for decades. her lawyer says those products ultimately caused her death. >> johnson and johnson knew of the association of talc and ovarian cancer startrtg back in 1979. >> reporter: the american cancer on a possible link between talcum powder and ovarian cancer have been mixed with some studies a slightly increased risk and some reporting no increase. but the doctor for the plaintiff conducted his own study yr in december that he says shows an increased risk sfl there have been more than 20 studies and the majority of these have found an elevated risk. >> reporter: during trial her lawyers introduce

his name is brandon johnson. he has been arrested and is facing first degree murder and sexual assault charges we checked and brandon does have a record including a handful of child abuse charges. reporting live in arapahoe county tonight, jennifer kovaleski,,denver 7. the devastating columbine shooting, we are hearing from sue klebold, the mother of one i talked to a survivor who told me she plans to much watt interview. casey johnson is now 34. she is anxious to hear what she had 20 say. her right shoulder was shattered. she still has panic attack and remembers the details. but johnson says she refuses to let evil win. i have questions. like i would love to sit with either of their parents and just ask, even as parent myself now, like what did you snow do you feel like you missed something? or were you involved? >> johnson still lives here in the metro area, married now with ffur small kids and spends a good amount of time talking to people about tissue donation because that's what saved her shoulder. >>> one o

instead, he says johnson grabbed the baby and ran off. baby "like a basketball" over a six foot privacy fence. this cell phone video shows the child being carried to the ambulance. a grand jury will decide whether not to indict johnson for eleduing police and child endangerment february 16th. his defense tells 10 on your side he plans to appeal all three misdeameanors, including reckless driving and driving and resisting arrest. lawyer: "you see police lights behind him, you think he should have stopped?" "he used some pretty bad judgement there's no question about it." new information in a deadly robbery in hampton. police say they have a suspect in custody. 21 year old tacarie veney faces a list of charges from the holdup last month at the gift card a-t-m store on west mercury timothy johnson were shot by an employee. johnson was killed. the employee had a permit to carry the gun. in portsmouth-- donald womack has been indicted on charges of taking indecent liberties with a child. court documents say donald womack gave the 15-year-old v

details on a cancer case against johnson & johnson-- and others that could follow... in health watch tonight.. a jury in st louis just awarded 72 million dollars to the family of a woman who claimed talcum powder caused her cancer. the verdict came against health products giant johnson & johnson and is the first of many of those cases. jacqueline fox used talcum powder products for feminine hygiene for decades before dying of ovarian cancer in 2013. the american cancer society says results of studies on a possible link between talcum powder or talc and ovarian cancer have been mixed: some reported a slightly increased risk, others, no increase at all. dr. daniel cramer of brigham and women's hospital in boston was an expert for the plaintiff. dr. cramer: i've done different case control studies of ovarian cancer. all of them have included information on talc, and all of them have found an associated with talc use." during trial, fox's lawyers presented a document from 1997 in which one of johnson and johnson's own consultants noted that studies "did show a statistical

johnson's family owns a cbs station in austin, texas and johnson felt cbs owed him something. he got on the phone until the president of cbs he's doing a disservice to the nation. so the next day, instead of broadcasting the hearing, cbs broadcasts i love lucy reruns. fred friendly resigned in protest over the fact cbs chose not to and cbs sheepishly went back to broadcasting them again. that gave more publicity to the hearings and made more people tune in to watch. then they heard rest defending heard general gavin raising questions about strategies. they heard general taylor defending the strategies. senator fulbright did a huge service to the nation to broadcast these. president johnson felt he did a huge disservice and the two of them who had been close friends became estranged for the rest of johnson's presidency. >> we are about to see february 10 1966, george tenet, his testimony for people who don't know that name, who was he? >> he was one of america's most hetinguished diplomats and had been in moscow or the american embassy during world war ii. when the war came to

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