. >> seth: larry hagman, the star of "dallas." >> right. >> seth: yes. >> was my great, great pal. and he saw us going off to the academy awards at 3:00 in the afternoon up in the sand. and i came home with my wife totally happy. and in front of my door, there was this enormous trophy, and it was engraved -- "to joel grey, the best [ bleep ] neighbor award." [ laughter ] he was afraid i would come home empty-handed. [ laughter ] is that a friend? >> seth: that's a friend. i hope you immediately handed it back to him and said, "thi belongs to you." [ laughter and applause ] one of the many fascinating things about your book, you talk about your sexuality. and you just came out last year, and you've had a long career in "the normal heart"? >> yes. >> seth: you were in "the normal heart" on broadway. which is about -- you played an a.i.d.s. activist, a gay activist, a gay rights activist. and did you at any point during that -- like, you talk in the book about, you know, the struggle to decide whether or not to come out. like, what was your decision to not then? >> it was a different

. >> celebrating our second anniversary from dallas, texas! >> hi, mom! >> morning, everybody. welcome back. what a crowd. that was carson giving a big "whoo." do it again. >> whoo. >> march 1st, everybody. >> favorite sound. we've got a great crowd on the plaza. a lot coming up. coming up, march can be a great time to score deals if you know what to look for. we've got your buyer's guide for the entire month coming up. >>> first, let's get a check of the morning's top stories. we have sheinelle in for natalie who is on assignment. >> donald trump and hillary clinton are looking to cement their front runner status with super tuesday voting in 12 states. today's biggest prize is texas. hallie jackson joins us from houston. >> donald trump is hitting a new high nationally. 40% in our new nbc/surveymonkey online poll. rubio in second and cruz in third there. you can see a live look at one location in roanoke, virginia. trump looks ready to dominate all the states except one, here in texas, where ted cruz leads and needs to win. he and rubio are teaming up to both of them pushing t

another live look from dallas, the most delicate to be award odor control worth celebrating. allyson: in our news to go a , small earthquake hit north carolina overnight. geoff: the u.s. geological survey says a magnitude 2.4 quake hit outside of burnsville, north carolna. that's in yancey county. so far, we have not received any reports of damage. earthquaketracker.com reports the quake happened a little after 9:30. allyson: a live look now from our hilton-greenville skycam. dale: the first half of the day, yes, but clouds will build in. 36 degrees this morning and sunrise happens that 5:58 for today. it will warm up into the mid-60's, low 60's in the mountains, but the next front this afternoon kicks up a few showers. this evening, showers and thunderstorms expected with the system. that is what is it not forecast. behind that france, cooler temperatures as you look at our four day plus forecast. the default tomorrow for the upstate and 40's in the mountains. by saturday, nice beginning to the weekend with a beautiful sunday and monday shaping up. the weekend looking good.

in dallas, san antonio, and houston. he talked about his chances tomorrow. >> i am confident we are gonna have a very good day in texas tomorrow. we have tremendous support here. we have seen texans come together. carol: cruz thinks a strong performance tomorrow in texas will narrow the gop contest down to a two-person race, himself and trump. michael: ohio governor john kasich made a campaign stop in vermont today. he held a town hall at castleton university. he held a similar event in plymouth, massachusetts. he is framing himself as, quote, "the adult" in the increasingly nasty republican contest. kasich said he'll stay in this race at least until ohio, which votes in two weeks. he believes he'll win his home state. carol: ben carson spent the day in kentucky and virginia. the retired neurosurgeon held a town hall in lexington. then, he took part in a forum at regent university in virginia beach. carson says he intends to stay in the race, despite only having 4 delegates so far. michael: on the democratic side, hillar

we had two rallies yesterday in texas. 10,000 people out in austin, 8,000 people out in dallas. i think the future for us it's going to be a tough fight. now. it's not where you win states, it's about accumulating >> right, that's right. >> your campaign is targeting states worth 288 delegates on super tuesday. secretary clinton is targeting six states worth 531. if you both do well, she's going to have at least a 200-delegate lead on you if you're not careful at that point. this is -- why aren't you trying to win more delegates than her on super tuesday? >> well, we are trying to win every delegate that we can. and not only are we fighting for super tuesday, we're looking ahead to california, the largest state of all. new york state we think we're going to do well in michigan -- look, chuck. let's be clear. we began this campaign nine and a half months ago at 3% in the polls, 70 points behind hillary clinton. in the last two weeks some polls nationally have actually had us in the lead. we have come a long, long way we're going to end income and wealth inequality and a broken cr

>> i'll probably be done with it by the time we get to dallas. >> reporter: hot and dry and fun off the shelf. >> my kids love it. that is nbc "nightly news" for lester holt will be in tomorrow. i'm kate snow. i'll see you tomorrow on msnbc from houston. from all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. >>> she was smart. she was beautiful. >> i can't even tell you how much i loved her. can't even describe the love. >> she walked out her front door and was never seen again. a young mom to two little girls. >> this woman had gone out to get the mail and disappeared in her pajamas. >> and that was just mystery number one. it was a crime right out of the movies. a secret imposter and something sinister. >> oh, high gosh. >> a plot hatched through a virtual world turned suddenly, violently real. >> there was a scream. a drop of blood came from her nose. >> he was a part of the game. >> what happened the day venus vanished. >> do you believe she's alive? >> i've got to believe she's alive. >> i'm lester holt, and this is dateline. here's dennis murphy with "deadly game." >> x box live, it

off, but he will speak in dallas texas-- sen. sanders: if all of you come out to vote and you bring your friends and your neighbors and your coworkers, we are going to win here in texas. [applause] patrick: again, looking forward to super tuesday, he is back in rochester, minnesota, holding a rally. he will take time out to respond to the south carolina poll results tonight. i will speaking with his nationals press secretary as well. tonight at 11:00, thoughts from her team for the projected loss in south carolina and thoughts moving forward to super tuesday. michael: our political analyst danielle vinson from furman university is here with us now. carol: we heard earlier some of the exit polls had recorded with 84% of the african-american vote. the margin in his victory seems to be pretty big. danielle: it's going to make her trouble whole lot easier going forward after tonight. she clearly was able to get her supporters to the polls, saw large numbers of african-american voters showing up today. it looks like sanders was not ab

he rallied earlier today in dallas, texas getting a head , start on hillary clinton there before heading on to minnesota. he targeted the current sen. sanders: we will defeat trump because the american people do not want a president who insults mexicans, muslims. [cheers] who insults women and african americans and veterans and basically anybody who is not like donald trump. and thankfully most americans are not like donald trump. [cheers] patrick: although he's not here, his grassroots team here in the upstate is still going about business as usual. i spent some time at his greenville headquarters earlier today and the volunteers are still making phone calls. and the one's i spoke with say they're not concerned with what the polls say. >> we believe in what he stands for. so you will see beautifully decorated rooms and signs in support for him because belief goes before all. if you believe in something, will come out. >> he's a wonderful man. i have the opportunity to be in the rally and meet him person to person. and i know how wonderful he will be. it doesn't matter, he won on that. h

yesterday he held a rally in dallas, texas there the florida senator did not hold back. he unleashed a verbal assault against the republican front runner. rubio blasted trump calling him, a con artist, with a spotty business record, who inherited also going after trump, ted cruz. he was a national yesterday, during a town hall, cruz fielded questions on a variety of subjects including immigration. ,but the central theme was , trump. cruz said this week's debate gave voters a chance to see the differences between himself and donald trump. also in tennessee yesterday was john kasich. he was in memphis. his campaign announced that former new jersey governor christine whitman will be backing the ohio governor. ben carson was in houston, texas yesterday. he spoke about medical innovation, then took questions at the tmc innovative institute carson wrapped up his day with a visit to irving, texas for a town hall meeting. in other news in greenville , county, the search continues for a double murder suspect, who is on the run. bradford williams stands accused of shooting and kil

yesterday he held a rally in dallas, texas there the florida he unleashed a verbal assault against the republican front runner. rubio blasted trump calling him, a con artist, with a spotty business record, who inherited his wealth. also going after trump, ted cruz. yesterday, cruz was in nashville, and during a town hall, cruz fielded questions on a variety of subjects including immigration. but the central theme was trump. cruz said this week's debate gave voters a chance to see the differences between himself and donald trump. also in tennessee, john kasich was there. he was in memphis. kasich held a town hall at the holiday inn. his campaign announced that former new jersey governor christine whitman will be backing him. ben carson was in houston, texas yesterday. he spoke about medical innovation, then took questions at the tmc innovative institute , and wrapped up his day with a , town hall meeting. this morning in greenville , county, the search continues for a double murder suspect, who is on the run. bradford williams stands accused of shooting and killing two people at a night

he will instead be in dallas, rallies, mouthwash parties. hillary clinton of course has the momentum according to the polls. bernie sanders still rallying for the vote here, but he also has his eyes on super tuesday already. in orangeburg, patrick hussion, wyff news 4. carol: if you plan on voting tomorrow, we have everything you need to know posted on our wyff 4 mobile app. we'll bring you bring results as they come in, both on air and on our mobile app. michael: on the republican side, today chris christie announced he's backing donald trump for president. you may remember the new jersey governor hurled verbal jams at trump while on the campaign trail. now christie says there is no one better prepared to lead the country. christie suspended his campaign after he didn't perform well in the new hampshire primary. carol: that endorsement comes a day after a heated gop debate , where many of the attacks were aimed at trump. marco rubio led yesterday's attacks. today he held a rally in dallas, texas. there the florida senator did not hold back.

. >> reporter: this morning in dallas rubio had ripped into the front-runner. >> what we are dealing with here, my friends, is a con artist. series of trump's misspelled tweets. >> and i only reached two conclusions. number one, that's how they spell those words at the wharton school of business where he went or, number two, just like trump tower he must have hired a foreign worker to do his own tweets. he called me mr. meltdown. let me tell you something. last night during the debate during one of the breaks, two of the breaks. he went backstage, he was having a meltdown. first, he had this little makeup thing applying like makeup around miss mustache, had one of those sweat mustaches and then wanted a full length mirror, maybe to make wet, i don't know. >> reporter: rubio's all-out assault coming republican debate in hues top. he berated trump for his hiring practice. >> if he built the wall the way he built using illegal immigrants to do it. inheritance. >> if he hadn't inherited $2 million -- >> reporter: and his repetition of campaign >> i watched him repeat himself five times f

weaver in the 60's. 61 in oklahoma city. 60 in dallas. a dip in the jet stream. only 29 in cleveland. 39 in boston. 42 in minneapolis. part of the country. that ridge will build us into the latter half of the weekend. another storm system develops just like the spring storm system we had a couple days ago out in the plain states. right now it's looking more like, the timing his so critical. if it comes in late at night or early morning, we get instability. on this tuesday night into wednesday morning, this system morning, which means we could have thundershowers, but not severe weather. it would stator west and redeveloped to the east. we will have to watch that closely. i will keep you updated on that. mainly clear skies with white winds. lo temperaturew 29 degrees. a very cold wind. overnight low 29 degrees. a heavy snowflake or two, especially along the tennessee line. for saturday, bright sunshine and a pleasant afternoon. a high 56. sunny in the mountains in the afternoon. high 48 with a chilly breeze. should not be as windy yesterday. four day plus -- a nic

they have open calls and there is one more in dallas if you want to take your trip, but you can audition online. if you go online, there are tons of different ways to video, i with yourself ball, computer and they don't win it super polished but just you and your talent. geoff: usually a couple of minutes? benton blount: i believe they want to minutes maximum so you have to condense your talent which is cap sometimes but they want to make sure you can do that. allyson: it is taken seriously because you did that. benton blount: i did. i had a newborn and it was hard for me to travel, so i auditioned online and played for them and got through to the show. initially when you made that cut from thousands? benton blount: just to get on the show in general was surprising because my son was in the back when i auditioned. he might have actually gotten me there, but it was amazing. geoff: what is next for you with another child coming? benton blount: another child in a couple of breaks and just traveling a lot with new music coming out in a couple of weeks and we will keep doing what we're doing.

up to dallas, fort worth. across east texas, and louisiana and southern alabama and mississippi, that's the area of greatest risk in here. strong risk in the red color and the best chance of tornados is in this moderate risk area from batten rouge to new orleans, beluxy, mobile and into southern portions of alabama, not including the montgomery area. one or two strong tornados are possible. those are the ones typically are the most deadly and the timing is right around the dinner hour into the evening hours, especially as we go through alabama and on wednesday, we'll see the strong line of storms from columbia to jacksonville, maybe an isolated tornado in eastern north carolina. this is a two-day severe weather threat. that's your national weather, now a closer look at your day well,io acan see from this map the active weather storm starting today. this evening in texas and late toonlt tonight in georgia. and wet snow mix in your near city. this is our first real severe weather threat of our early spring seaso

he held public events in laredo and dallas. bill encouraged supporters to vote for hillary ahead of super tuesday, and to take advantage of early voting, which lasts until the 26th. carol: a large number of ballots were cast in saturday's republican primary. 25% of all registered voters in south carolina voted for one of the six gop contenders. compare that to 2012, when 22% cast ballots for nine republican candidates. and look at voter turnout in these upstate counties on saturday, compared to 2012. union, cherokee, pickens, laurens, and anderson counties, flocking to polls. the same increases in abbeville, spartanburg, greenwood, oconee, and greenville counties. michael: turning to news across the upstate. in spartanburg, a deadly wreck involving a moped and tow truck. it happened at around 3:30 this afternoon, at the intersection of north pine and east daniel morgan avenue. the coroner says 51-year-old keith harrelson was driving a moped, when he was hit by a tow truck. carol: to pickens county now. new details on a woman's

a lot of rain around dallas. 2 inches. we're talking 3 to 5 through the southeast. about 1 to 2 here in the northeast. snow on the backside of this system. we're talking about anywhere from 10 to 12 inches through western michigan. look for that all the way down to indianapolis, 1 to 2 inches. oh, i didn't spill it, did i? greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be cloudy, patchy fog until late morning. a 60% chance of light rain from 3 pm on. high today of 64. west winds early 4-7, becoming ne in the afternoon. asheville, hendersonville w >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks a lot. >>> we have a series all this week called "up for the job." >> tequila really -- >> yeah. >> -- hangs in there. like most of you at home, we started our careers with internship internships. we said, it's time to be interns all over again. al, start us off. >> my pick, guys, the zoo. celebrating its 100th birthday this year. they offered me a unique internship. with the help of their incredible team of zookeepers, i got to get up close and personal with lions and tigers and bears,

in dallas and louisiana, mississippi, alabama, going to see a lot of rainfall. here is a skycam firm louise -- from louisiana. this type of weather on the way for the next few days. cloudy, drizzly, foggy, potentially heavy rainfall. maybe a clapboard -- a clap of thunder. i will show you the extended outlook and a few minutes. mike: covering the carolinas now. a fisherman found a woman's body in pickens county, and right now, investigators are trying to figure out who killed her. officals say the fisherman called for help this morning, after seeing the body on the boat ramp off buckskin road, near saluda lake. investigators say 35-year-old farah khan of townville had severe trauma to the head, from what appeared to be a gunshot. if you have any information that would help investigators, call 1-888-crime-sc. in tonight's commitment 2016 coverage, presidential candidates are back on the trail, after the south carolina republican primary and nevada democratic caucus. donald trump is flying high, rallying in atlanta after his win in south carolina. but he's also ge

in dallas and louisiana, mississippi, alabama, going to see a lot of rainfall. here is a skycam firm louise -- from louisiana. this type of weather on the way for the next few days. cloudy, drizzly, foggy, potentially heavy rainfall. maybe a clapboard -- a clap of thunder. i will show you the extended outlook and a few minutes. mike: covering the carolinas now. a fisherman found a woman's body in pickens county, and right now, investigators are trying to figure out who killed her. officals say the fisherman called for help this morning, after seeing the body on the boat ramp off buckskin road, near saluda lake. investigators say 35-year-old farah khan of townville had severe trauma to the head, from what appeared to be a gunshot. if you have any information that would help investigators, call

but back through dallas today, look for highs in the lower 70s. 60 tomorrow. and 58 degrees as we go into tuesday. this frontal system is going to produce a couple of areas of low we'll see some rain, much needed rain through texas today. that will stretch to the gulf coast. also see some heavier pockets of rain through west virginia and tomorrow we're going to see more rain likely down across the gulf coast. some isolated thunderstorms too. and some light snow begins to move into the rockies and temperatures in the northeast will continue to cool back down to the 30s and 40s. i think i found some girls who maybe have gone to the american girl store while in new york. what did you think when you walked in? how was it? >> amazing. >> it was amazing. one word says ithendersonville will enjoy sunny skies with highs reaching a little above normal with a high of 55. winds from the south at 5-11. overnight lows will be in the upper 30s to low 40s in the greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be sunny today. high today of 57. winds from the >>> and that's your latest

temperatures at least for one more day will be well above average, starting out at before in dallas. upper 40's for boston on a february morning. let's take a look at the future plus. here we are, tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy, but drive. -- dry. by monday afternoon, the rain will pick up and will be heavy at times. we will have more come through on wednesday as well. that is the trend. mainly like, but scattered showers for today. here is the four-day plus. only 58 tomorrow. it will be all rain that we dry out by thursday. geoff: a strong voter turnout in greenville county, where the most registered voters live in south carolina. allyson: wyff news 4 corey davis reports more of you went to the polls this time than during the last two republican presidential primaries. >> there are nearly 300 thousand registered voters in greenville county, and roughly 93 thousand people voted. it was busy for workers behind the scenes. these all those were filled with information from precincts across the county. ballots from all of the precincts were counted here at the county headquarters. poll

cities and johannesburg, south africa, with plans to expand to dallas and miami this year. it's funded through corporate sponsors and partnerships, donations and a $35 fee to attend workshops which can be waived in some cases. starting in 2011, black girls code has offered workshops to about 5,000 girls ages 7 to 17. they're learning everything from computer programming to coding to building mobile applications and even robotics. many of these girls bont just come to one black girls code workshop. madison is here for the second time. >> reporter: the organization, though still young, is already achieving its intended impact. >> we're seeing girls that have come into our program really sound, they have a love of technology and use that to go into computer science as a major in college. >> reporter: madison may just follow that same path. >> it's like a door opened for me so it's a possibility that i might want to do this. >> ava is president and ceo concepts group of international and on olivia is just 14 but active in black girls code for three years. feng for joining us. i

here we are in the gray. 67 in dallas now. the northeast. the high-pressure will continue to break down and moisture will continue to move in. we are mainly dry to start out our sunday. today, light and spotty showers. be prepared for that. if you are lucky enough, near the 60's for us, as far as any golfing goes. a bonus on a february weekend. isolated showers around the tonight, we don't cool down much, staying in the 40's before we reach the upper 60's tomorrow. colder temperatures to start off next week. gabrielle: thank you. covering the nation now, the state department has released over 500 documents from former secretary of state hillary clinton's e-mail account. none of the documents were secret or top-secret. yesterday's release brings the total count of released clinton e-mails to just under 47,000 pages. the state department says they plan to finish making the myra: a toddler and her family -- toddler in ohio is home with her family after a search to find her this week. dozens of volunteers spent more than four hours in freezing c

dallas should hit 80 today. springfield, 78. nashville, 67. that is 13 degrees above average. this spreads eastward. washington, d.c., 63 degrees today. we are close to 60 in new york city later this afternoon. we stay in the 50s through the midwest as we go through the next several days. new york drops back to the 40sfor most of us this is rain event and we wait until the end of the week to dry things back out. greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be sunny today. high today of 57. winds from the south at 5-9. asheville, hendersonville will enjoy sunny skies with highs reaching a little above normal with a high of 55. winds from the south at 5-11. overnight lows will be in the upper 30s to low 40s in the area. more clouds on saturday, highs of 59 to 63. a slight chance of showers by sunday afternoon, highs of 61 to 67. a good chance of rain monday >>> and that's your latest >> dylan, thank you. >> now to the feud with apple and the federal government. the feds say the tech company is refusing the request because the company is worried about its bottom line. nbc's steve pater

in the middle of the country, look at this. 66 in dallas. very mild with moisture and warm air in place in the coming days, in fact, through next week. we could see severe weather in parts of the deep south. as far as here at home, some spotty showers this afternoon, count on rain at times especially in western north carolina. as the front gets closer to all of us, the rain chances will pick up on sunday, and especially to start off the work week. 61 today. greenwood, spartanburg, and anderson. for this evening, the temperatures again stay well above average and even a warmer sunday on the way, even with the clouds and shower chances. the temperatures go down about 10 degrees on monday. that puts us in the upper 50's in the upstate. a good chance for rain. then, we shave off more with only the 40's for the highest on tuesday -- the highs on tuesday. cold the start of the week. myra: not pleasant, but better than the ice. gabrielle: covering the nation this morning, police want to know who opened fire inside an alabama mall. two people were s

that allows clouds to comment, even if this hours, it's not bad. 68 in dallas currently. a few showers in a north georgia, maybe in the southwestern mountains. a chance of some showers around, 30-40% chance in the mountains. a slight change in the upstate on election day in south carolina. here comes showers and thunderstorms sunday morning. look how fast they march across with that front. this front settles down to the south on monday. northeast winds really kick in. then we start to see rain and cooler temperatures on monday. a chilly, raw day on tuesday with the northeasterly wind. mostly clear skies for the next hour or two. low of 40. 37 for the overnight low in the mountains. in the greenville-spartanburg-anderson area, slight chance of a shower. high temperature 61. we started 49, warming up into the mid-50's. asheville-hendersonville area, scattered showers in the afternoon. 40-40% chance of -- 30-40% chance of rain. four day plus -- better chance of rain on sunday afternoon at the upstate. high to mature a milder 67 degrees. cooler with rain on monday. a raw nast

a did in the jet stream is keeping it chilly in the 78 in dallas. how nice is that? very breezy conditions. tonight, clear skies and cloudiness late. upper 30's and the mountains. close return. maybe a few clouds tonight. that will continue. often on showers. high 54. slight chance of a slate shower, otherwise just cloudy skies. high temperature in the low 60's. a bit milder on sunday. better chance of showers around the area. 40% change in the afternoon in the upstate, with often o o showers. high 62 degrees. northeast wind picks up speed. a cooling trend into next week. maybe leftover snow showers wednesday night with a northwesterly flow. that is about it. just a cold move next week. have a nice weekend. now back to you. nigel: a dallas-based auction house has a rare copy of a comic book with the first appearance of spiderman. the 1962 edition of "amazing fantasy" number 15 so for more than $454,000 to an anonymous collector. no, it was not me. the sale price is a record for public auction of any spiderman comic book. the man who sold the comic said he bought it i

the upper atmosphere, bringing warm temperatures into kansas city at 70. 75 in oklahoma city. 78 in dallas. but chilly in a northwest and cold in the northwest -- in the northeast. clear skies and cloudy late in the upstate. low 42 degrees. clouds in the increase in the mountains. if you have any plans this evening, no problems, it will stage i.slight chance of a sprinkle . -- no problems, it will stay dry. cloudy skies with often don't showers, especially in the afternoon. a 50% chance in the mountains. high 45 degrees. better chance of showers on sunday. maybe even a couple heavy thundershowers. we will have to wait and see. a front settles to our south. we get wedged in with northeasterly wind, especially tuesday. much colder temperatures. a raw, nasty day. on the backside of the storm system, may be some left over snow showers from the northwesterly flow. but only in the mountains on wednesday night. the umbrella winner for tonight, congratulations to do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so

dallas should hit the 70s through the weekend. st. louis, 70s today and tomorrow. it'll spread east into tomorrow. we are going to see temperatures basically new england down into the southeast. shar let-- sharcharlotte, 70s. we have this cold front that will trigger gusty winds, especially through the northern and midwest. we could see 65-mile-per-hour winds. wintry mix through the higher elevations and upstate new york and anderson will be sunny today. high today of 57. winds from the south at 5-9. asheville, hendersonville will enjoy sunny skies with highs reaching a little above normal with a high of 55. winds from the south at >> dylan, thank you very much. >>> coming up, when actions speak louder than words. our pal helps us read the body language of presidential candidates. that's after this. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. we invited women to a spa to test a new body wash. hi. welcome. dish soap? you may not feel it but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish

couch was 16-years-old when he drove drunk and caused a crash that killed four people in dallas. if a judge moves the case to adult court and he violates probation, couch could be sent to prison. allyson: justice antonin scalia's body will be laid in repose today in the great hall of the supreme court building. a private ceremony will be held before the public is invited to pay their respects. chief justice william rehnquist in 2005. as part of supreme court tradition, a black drape is also hung over the courtroom doors, scalia's chair on the bench, and the bench itself. the funeral is expected to be held on saturday. geoff: a sixteen-year-old boy is in critical condition after a helicopter made a crash landing in the waters of pearl harbor, hawaii. take a look. good samaritans who saw the crash jumped in the water to rescue the five people on board. first responders rushed to the scene and transported the pilot and four passengers to hospitals. no word yet on what caused the crash landing. the navy said the helicocoter is owned by genesis aviation, a company that gives helicopte

couch was 16-years-old when he drove drunk and caused a crash that killed four people in dallas. if a judge moves the case to adult court and he violates probation, couch could be sent to prison. geoff: justice antonin scalia's body will be laid in repose today in the great hall of the supreme court building. a private ceremony will be held before the public is invited to this honor was last given to chief justice william rehnquist in 2005. as part of supreme court tradition, a black drape is also hung over the courtroom doors, scalia's chair on the bench, and the bench itself. the funeral is expected to be held on saturday. allyson: a 16-year-old boy is in critical condition after a helicopter made a crash landing in the waters of pearl harbor, hawaii. good samaritans who saw the crash jumped in the water to rescue the five people on board. first responders rushed to the scene and transported the pilot and four passengers to hospitals. no word yet on what caused the crash landing. the navy said the helicopter is owned by genesis aviation, a company that gives helicopter tours of

69 in atlanta and by the time we get to sunday, yes, a little bit of rain is going to break out from dallas to little rock back to northern portions of mississippi and alabama. but the warmth and pretty much coast to coast this weekend. should be enjoyable for just about everyone. now a closer look at your day ahead. 87 in san angelo. should be one of the warmest spots in the entire nation. today 65 in denver and 67 in chicago, feel fantastic. so, usually you have to wait a but we'll take it, end of feb february february. >> it could have been anything but it's a friday so that would have been better in itself. >>> amtrak returns to alabama for the first time since hurricane katrina. >>> plus, the candidates weighed in on the apple privacy dilemma while the fbi raided two homes of the san bernardino shooting. you're watching "early today."ay." do you love your wireless keyboard more than certain family members? is your success due to a filing system only you understand? does printing from your tablet to your wireless printer give you a jolt of confidence? if so, you may be gearcentric. some

up, 66 in kansas city, 68 in dallas. 29 in cleveland, 25 in boston. the ridge and a dip in the jetstream, 57 in orlando. that is cold for them. because of the high right over southeastern virginia tomorrow morning, plenty of sunshine except maybe a few high, in cirrus clouds. there is the warm front. it will not pass by until the weekend. tomorrow, it will be seasonably cool across the area because the warm air will be west of the mountains and the high will dominate our weather. a south-southeasterly breeze. the cold front will get closer to us over the weekend. it will become stationary and front. the winds shift out of the south over the weekend, which will bring in moisture and cloud cover. the rain will hopefully hold off until sunday night. we could see showers sunday afternoon. clear tonight, around the freezing mark. clear with a couple clouds. tomorrow in the upstate, plenty of sunshine. seasonably cool, high 57. we start off at 41 and 9:00 a.m., in the upper 40's by lunchtime. 56 at 3:00 in the afternoon. in the asheville area, mostly sunny,

dallas 81 tomorrow 78 as we head into the weekend. going to take longer for atlanta. you see temperatures in the 60s today. near 70 by saturday and head into the northeast we need this after the coldest february day since 1963. last weekend, this weekend back into the 50anderson will be sunny today. high today of 56. winds from the hendersonville will enjoy sunny skies with highs reaching normal levels in the low 50 range. winds from the northwest at 3-6. unde and that is your thursday forecast. >>> earlier this week we asked you to share some of your wildest first concert looks. i showed everybody a picture of me. this is 14 went to my first concert, spandal ballet. this is a reminder that we want viewers to send in a picture. you can win a chance to be flown here to new york city for head to toe makeover courtesy of j.c. penney. post a photo to our facebook tell us why we should help you rock your style. first concert? >> i am embarrassed i can't remember. i grew up in new jersey so i'm going to guess bon jovi. >> i want to say green day or something. >> good first

dallas fire officials say they responded to the fire around 7:30 in the morning. two more departments arrived a shortly after. fire crews surrounded the church and battled the blaze from several different angles. the flames destroyed much of the structure before firefighters could put out the flames. injuries reported. there is no word on what started the fire. an american airlines plane clips the tail of a southwest plane in detroit. the wing of this american airlines boeing 737 struck the

and oklahoma city and dallas, they were in the 70's. and this ridge will build across. and going through tomorrow, this was some rain and snow, heading out to sea. the overnight hours, and this is the warm air. this will pass by us. plenty of sunshine during the day tomorrow. the forecast for tonight, some freezing mark. maybe a snow flurry or two, especially in the higher elevations. tomorrow, cool and light wind. the high temperature of 56 degrees, and we will warm up to around 50 at lunchtime. tomorrow, sunny skies, not as cold as today, and a breezy north wind. a high temperature around 50. warming up to 45 degrees at lunchtime, and then the high temperature will be around 3:00 in the afternoon. around. or rain. mainly for the mountains, we will have to watch that. it is ridiculous. michael: clemson needs to win a brad: five games left. they probably need to win all five or at least four of those, and returning to the scene announcer: now, wyff news 4 sports. >> and that is one of the things that is hard about the league, that it is hard to string a lot together bec

both flights were destined for dallas. passengers were moved to other planes. justice antonin scalia will be laid to rest this saturday. sources close to the family told cnn the funeral will be held at the basilica of the national shrine of immaculate conception in washington, d.c. scalia died over the weekend. he was 79. he will lie in repose at the supreme court on friday. yesterday, black drapes were placed on his supreme court chair and bench. pope francis and his historic trip to mexico later today with historic trip to mexico later this afternoon. more than a million are expected to attend, and there will be tens-of-thousands sharing the moment just across the border in el paso. jay gray is in el paso with more on this special day. j: final preparations at the university of texas at el paso campus later today. 50,000 expected to gather to listen as the pope delivers his final mass from just across the border, a few miles away. >> close to mexico, which i have emotional. jay: it is part of a five day mexican toward and more than one and the tens of thousan

dallas, 74. tomorrow, look at the record highs from the rockies to the plains. 25 to 35 degrees above average. friday, boom! look at this, cleveland, you're at 51. little rock, 70. dallas, 80 degrees. on saturday, the heat continues to move east. new york city, 54. jacksonville, 75. same in jackson. amazing. let's see how many people want a getting close! fantastic. that's what's going on around theanderson will be cloudy early then gradual clearing. high today of 55. winds from the north at 5-7. asheville, hendersonville will have a mix of flurries and rain early then gradually clearing to partly cloudy with highs just in the >> >> are we going through? t >> your closet is nice, as well. how about this? 300,000, natalie -- >> oh, oh! you're giving it back to me. >> touche. >> what comes around goes around. >> you can come to my closet. t-shirts and boxers. >> gently used. >> derek jeter t-shirts? >> holes are in them. >>> coming up, a little quiz. if you're trying to avoid eating chocolate, is i

dallas, 74. tomorrow, record highs in the rockies, the plains. temperatures 25 to 35 degrees above normal. friday, it goes from the rockies all the way to cleveland, 51. birmingham, 69. ten degrees above average in new orleans. saturday, detroit, you're 15 degrees above average at 51 degrees. oklahoma city, 25 degrees above average with a high of 80 degrees. that's what's going on around the anderson will be cloudy early then gradual clearing. high today of 55. winds from the north at 5-7. asheville, hendersonville will have a mix of flurries and rain early then cloudy w >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks. >>> coming up, a man's wallet is lost and then found with a priceless note in place of some of the content. >> don't miss that amazing story. >>> would you help a stranger keep a secret? jeff rossen with a hidden camer skincare now becomes skinactive. new garnier skinactive introducing clearly brighter. a new active moisturizer to brighten dull skin. packed with antioxidant vitamin c, e and lha. clearly brighter does more than moistur

it will be in the atlantic this time tomorrow. 31 in minneapolis, 71 in dallas. a touch of spring. that moves east. it will arrive here just in time for the upcoming weekend. patchy rain likely this evening, overnight low 37. cloudy with rain and wet snow in the mountains, overnight low around freezing. tomorrow, bright sunshine in the upstate, cool. high 56. partly sunny, breezy and chilly in the mountains, high 44. we may squeeze out a couple snow we go through the end of this week. looking good, then a nice warm-up in time for the weekend. we get unsettled as we go into early next week. right now, it looks like it will now back to you. nigel: a thief in california left behind a surprising clue, his cell phone. when the victim got home from work, he came face-to-face with the barrel of the suspect's gun. the victim says he then ran into his bedroom, locked the door, and called 911. when it was safe to come out, he went to the kitchen, and was shocked by what he saw. the thief's phone charging on the counter. officers say the phone was full of selfies and should help them track do

interstate 385, was forced over a concrete retaining wall and down an embankment. 28-year-old clayborn dallas jester was standing at the site of a previous crash when he was forced over the wall. three others where hospitalized in the collision including a was on site for the first crash. the other deadly wreck involved a head on collision with a tow truck on verde boulevard. the coroner says 17-year-old lauryn tyona agnew hit a patch of ice and crossed over the night. agnew and the driver of the other vehicle were taken to the hospital where agnew later died. before the sun rose buncombe and , henderson county still had ice on sidewalks and bridges. some streets were also still slick-causing accidents like this one. the buncombe county emergency services director says the majority of the accidents did not cause injuries, and the situation could have been much worse. drivers say the roads were rough when they were traveling last night and early this morning. >> i definitely try to avoid the not to like drive too fast cause then you can end up on the sides of the road like the others. >> last

a lot of light delays right now -- flight delays in charlotte, chicago, dallas, detroit, a cancellation right now in new we are getting the aftereffects at gsp. it is affecting people picking up loved ones off of flights. right now, no major impacts from speaking of that, the airport for any ice thrown our way sometime tonight. they are treating the roads in and out of the airport, and treating the runways. so far, so good. tim waller, wyff news 4, live at gsp. carol: still to come, the td convention center is abuzz. donald trump is due on the stage in less than an hour. john: freezing rain continues, starting in henderson county early this morning. heavy icingcommitment 20-16 now ... . carol: commitment 2016, donald trump is kicking off his week in south carolina with a rally in five days away. and the rally is minutes away. wyff news 4's patrick hussion is live and local at the td convention center. what has trump said so far? patrick: this proves to be the biggest spectacle of a rally we have seen from donald trump so far. he was in south carolina, where he doubled down on potentiall

most of the delays are for obvious cities, chicago, dallas right now showing a couple delays. they are coming in from weather systems at other airports. for the most part, that is from other airports and no delays per se right here at gsp except for canceled flights and delays. we talked to a woman a few minutes ago who is actually stuck here at gsp international airport. she was flying in floriri all the way to ash bank. -- all the way to asheville. >> they routed us here because the weather supposedly was bad in asheville. when we got here, anyone who did not have a ride had to get on a bus. tim: so you are stuck? >> i am stuck until my friend gets here. tim: as far as the airport is concerned, a spokesperson told me a few minutes ago, they are ready for any weather system that happens here tonight. right now on the runways, they are using anti-ice agents. they are loloing at the ground temperature instead of what the air temperature is. she says if it gets worse and starts to ice up, they will use a de-icing agent. right now, people are working overtime late into the night

you've talked about greg hardy on the dallas cowboys, ray rice, domestic violence in the league, and you've been hard on roger goodell. you recently were invited out at the super bowl to -- roger goodell did a women's summit. you couldn't go but how -- as a woman who is a football fan, and you love the game, if you had the chance to ask roger goodell a question now, what would you ask him? >> what's your deal, bro? [ light laughter ] no, i would ask him genuinely, like "what are you actually planning on doing to fix the problem with domestic violence in your league?" because it's been shown it's an issue and we can try to sweep it der the rug. but it's so clearly a huge problem. i think there's so much that the nfl does. it's about optics. it's about making it look like they're doing something. and so, i mean, yeah, i would just be curious to know what the what programs they're gonna put in place and how they're gonna fix this. so that, as a woman and other women, we feel comfortable going to a football game and being a football fan and proud to call ourselves football fans. >> seth:

to dallas in 2008, came on a track scholarship. aly: one year later, a sophomore, monika was walking with her friend when she was held at gunpoint, thrown in a van, and gang-raped by three men. >> i had challenging times after that, to find my back to normal life. but i was able to find my way back to a good life, able to smile again, and that is what i am here to share. aly: she didn't let the trauma to find her. >> you are sometimes capable that more than -- of more than you believe. aly: she shares her story now. >> this does not have to define who you are. it is an experience you have, and you don't have to let it define and rule your life. when control is taken away from you. aly: she says without the help from places like the julie valentine center, she wouldn't have the boy she has today. >> i don't think anyone should feel guilt or shame because they've been rate. -- they've been raped. it's a horrible, horrible crime and that's what i want to share with people: don't feel ashamed, don't feel guilt. its not your fault. aly:

look at how warm in texas, 73 in dallas. the arctic air in canada will slide down here in time for the upcoming weekend. in chicago, 35 in kansas city, the d5 in atlanta, orlando rebounding nicely, 65. 66 in miami. tonight, clouds return late. cold in the upstate, low 29. partly to mostly cloudy. overnight low 23 in the mountains. tomorrow, variable cloudiness, we may get a couple ice pellets, better known as sleet or snow flurries in the morning. no big deal, 20 percent chance. high 46. snow showers scattered around becoming rain showers in the afternoon as we warm up into the upper 30's in the mountains. the four-day plus, quite the system to say the least. here comes the arctic air this weekend. look how cold. that does not include the wind. dangerous wind chills again, especially in the mountains. then, snow monday morning changing over to a winter mix of freezing rain, sleet, and rain into monday night and into tuesday morning. then, we warm up in the middle and end of next week. of this mess on wednesday -- monday and

on the soccer pitch in dallas a high stakes qualifying match for the summer olympics, the u.s. versus costa rica. but after the game the talk turned to the zika virus for female athletes who may be headed to rio this summer. >> if i had to decide today i fortunately, the olympics are six months away. >> reporter: in the caribbean at latin america it is a race against time. wiping out zika carrying mosquitos that pose a real threat to pregnant women. the concern zika spreads unchecked. >> we will likely see significant number of cases in puerto rico and other u.s. territories where there may be intensive spread of zika. >> reporter: infectious disease experts believe it is tied to dramatic increase in number of babies born with microcephaly, abnormalally small heads and brains. many of those babies die. while a full vaccine rollout could be years away experts believe they can begin a >> we have the construct that you need, candidate vaccine platform. >> reporter: cdc continues to advise pregnant women or women who could become pregnant to zika hot zones. consumer reports release