reporting from washington, i am katty kay. hundreds of migrants are tear gas as they crashed through the greek order into macedonia. anger at long delays is boiling over. >> the standoff continues as several hundred people are here at the border gate. the violence will continue as well if the numbers here keep growing. katty: they are off and running. thathysical candidates presidential candidates have the biggest day on tuesday. millions of americans prepare to vote. after a year in american astronaut scott kelly is about to return to earth, but first, we will take a spin through his incredible shots from above. katty: welcome to our viewer on public television in america and around the globe. there were dramatic scenes on the greek border today as thousands of migrants were beaten back with your guest when they tried to break through into macedonia. in greece, broke out where several thousand people are using facilities designed for less than one third of that. the migrants are prevented from moving further into europe becau

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talk about the somewhat chaotic republican race, a former chairman of the rnc, haley barber in the washington bureau and christie todd whitman. governors, thank you both for joining us. governor whitman, start with you. is it a problem for the republican party if donald trump is your party's nominee, and if so, why? >> i think it is. because at the end of the day i don't think he can beat hillary clinton. i think he has to put together real coherent plans to say how he's going to do all these things. they're not going to ring true. people are going to see through it. i also think that his temperament, his bullying, his demeaning of people is not going to sit well with the majority of the american people when it comes to the general election. >> governor barber, like mitt romney is saying, calling what donald trump failed to say about the kkk, disqualifying, are these things that happen when people are in rough-and-tumble of a primary, or is this something different? >> there are genuine concerns that governor whitman talked about. a fox news poll came out showing hillary clinton beating trump

stacey: kcci's aixa diaz is live in washington. aixa, front-runner donald trump is facing an endorsement controversy. aixa: donald trump is explaining his reaction to questions about david duke and the kkk. mr. trump: david duke endorsed me? all right. i disavow, ok? david duke's endorsement on friday, but when he was asked on supremacist groups, the republican front-runner had no clear answer. mr. trump: i know nothing about david duke. supremacists. and so you're asking me a question that i'm supposed to be talking about people that i know nothing about. aixa: trump now says he had a hard time hearing the question through his ear-piece. sen. rubio: how can the nominee of the republican party, the party of lincoln, reagan, the party of hope and optimism, nominate someone who refuses to criticize the ku klux klan? sen. cruz: if donald trump is nominee, hillary, in all likelihood wins. ,aixa: a new cnn orc poll shows trump with 49% of support among republican voters, with marco rubio and ted cruz trailing by more than 30 points. >>

in washington i am raffi williams. voters in nearly a dozen states had to the polls and will have special coverage from a national correspondents. we will be told i think and live streaming to your voice your future super tuesday special tomorrow night and the one-hour special will air a p.m. to 9 pm on the sister station 44.2 and will be streamed live online, siouxlandnews.com. again is a one-hour special running from eight apm - from a p.m. to 9 pm. >>> humming up after the break in tonight's healthwatch how your own bad habits may be to blame and what you can do to make it easier to sleep. >>> you're watching siouxlandnews at five on quibec castillo, sports director getting a good night's sleep can be hard sometimes... but when does bad sleep become a sleep disorder? >>> getting a good night's sleep can be hard sometimes but when does badly become a sleep disorder? >> kayla novak has more. >> reporter: many people suffer from sleep operation which can cause me changes, memory loss and even an increase in a person's

in the latest mass shooting in the united states, a man in washington state killed his wife and her two teenage children, then shot and killed himself. the identity of a fourth victim has not yet been released yet. police tried for hours to get david wayne campbell to rrender after he killed his family. on average, three women are killed by their partners every day in the united states. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as voters went to the polls saturday for south carolina's democratic primary, presidential candidate hillary clinton crushed rival bernie sanders, winning the primary by a staggering 73.5% of the vote and picking up 39 additional delegates, compared to 14 delegates for sanders. african-americans in south carolina favored clinton over sanders by more than six to one, while white voters narrowly preferred her as well. clinton's decisive win propels her into this week's critical super tuesday voting where a dozen states go to the polls and about 880 delegates are at stake. it is the bigg

washington, and no other members wanted to comment at this time. council mayor torrey rush did release a statement yesterday saying our collective responsibility is to the public and is compromised when such an event like this occurs. in the coming days we will continue to monitor this situation and rely on law enforcement agencies investigating this matter. of course we're going to keep you updated as updates become available on our website, abc columbia.com. live in the newsroom, beth rousseau. >> a permanent honor will soon northbound place for a fallen midlands officer. >> the intersection of belt line drive -- will be named gregory thomas alia boulevard. >> his wife calls the tribute a fitting honor. >> greg was always my hero knew him he was theirs, and for many others, he has really become our superhero. >> for kassy alia, renaming fores drive and belt line drive in honor of her husband, greg, fills her heart with pride. >> avenues an every day guy, he was goofy, nerdy, loved star wars and comic books, and he walked his dog by day and paid h

. >> you will want to nbc washington app. we'll be sending out breaking news alerts when a winner is declared in both parties' primaries. you can watch the victory speeches there too. >>> right now we are learning more about the man who is accused of killing his wife and then turning a gun on three local police officers, killing a rookie on her first day on the street. that suspect, staff sergeant ronald hamilton, is a decorated veteran of two deployments to iraq, and he was most recently working at the pentagon. well, now he is in jail. he is being held without bond. our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey joins us live from the scene of this tragedy. julie? >> reporter: a vigil is set for tomorrow night at the scene of this terrible crime. this one to remember the suspect's wife. her name crystalh hamilton. she was a counselor to wounded warriors, but they also fear she was hiding the domestic abuse going on behind closed here. commonwealth attorney ballpaul t and other prosecutors coming to see the crime scene, to t

. >>> the washington capitals made a few moves. but we're fairly quiet, heading into today's trade deadline. then there was the news that came just before midnight. that the caps have it was the longest tenured player with the team, 12 years in washington. but what he was providing on the ice this season wasn't enough to justify his $4.5 million salary. and in the end, it was a business decision. probably one of the most difficult, considering this team is the franchise's best shot at a stanley cup. >>> i mean, i was part of scouting them in the beginning. so it's hard. you know, he expressed that he really wanted to be part of it. and win a stanley cup here. >> it probably hurts a lot. it's hard to do to trade a player like that. but in the end, it's hard to do for our organization. >> and speaking of deadline. final day, nfl teams can use a franchise tag on a player or not. here on the dmv, all eyes are on the burgundy and gold. and quarterback kirk cousins. it's been reported numerous times that they will continue working on of

the message is they are getting tired of washington and business as usual. and then not getting it. that's why i don't think a lot of this negativity will stick. >> i think it other message is that old ceiling may not be a ceiling any more. you don't want to miss our special coverage of super tuesday. we have a special making money for you. we have the primary coverage as it comes in. again we start here at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow and we go to 7:00 with lou dobbs. the war between marco rubio and donald trump is heating up. we are a pro and con on who's winning that one next. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. choose, choose, choose. but at beedtime? why settle for this? enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep

she'll soon be joining the "washington post" as its media columnist. and stephen engelberg is the editor-in-chief of propublica, which has won numerous awards for its investigative work. welcome both to you. margaret sullivan let me start with you. you wrote recently quote the film spotlight is powerful and moving but it raises troubling questions about the state of local investigative reporting today. and its future. you thought that even as you were watching the movie. what was troubling? >> well, it's very troubling to me because i'meof a regional nei watch these issues carefully. staff numbers are way down. papers have had to or have felt they've had to dismantle their investigative teams and the resources just aren't there that were there even ten years ago. it's really troubling. >> so steve engelberg, is the economics of the business one issue, what about leadership and audience at the time. how do they play in. >> it's very interesting because right at this very minute we have the best investigative reporting tools we've ever had in the interne

on thirteen years now dot com we also called and e mailed the national va public affairs office in washington d c for messages and two emails so far have gone and returned. laura geller thirteen years now. nice day out there now it's a nice evening starting again well we've been mentioning it for last month for more more more sunlight but really starting to show up every day another minute or so as you can see from norfolk to virginia beach by hand then just completely clear skies chesapeake williamsburg doesn't matter where you are lots of sunshine. nothing on radar then you would expect there to be when everybody has nice clear skies currently it's mostly sunny sixty six but it will be cooling off pretty quickly by nine pm already down well into the fifties these again are average temperatures in by midnight already down into the forties right now everybody generally in the sixties a few exceptions wall of silence for example parts of eastern shore upper fifties right now but we're going to watch everybody again dropped back later tonight with the wind shifting by the way esp are the reason

. >>> new this hour, a federal committee met today in washington dc to talk about regarding malcolm heartily. one of twelve suspected members an associates of the united blood nation gang indicted in 2014. the committees recommendation could take several months. malcolm is accused of killing doug and debbie london in their home in 2014. police say a top level gang member ordered him to do it to try to prevent the londons from testifying in a south charlotte robbery case. >>> breaking new, tensions are rising in raleigh after a police officer shot and killed a man. eyewitness news anchor alison las to allison latos is monitoring. >> authorities were attempting to arrest a man on a felony drug charge when he ran. at some point while they were chasing him on foot an officer shot and killed the suspect. the chief said a gun was found near the man's body. noon and during the last few hours, several people have gathered there at the scene. they have chanted no o justice, no peace. which has been used across the u.s. to protest the police shootings of black men. the chief asked for patience from th

. >>> welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, this is a fox news alert. we're coming to you tonight from the u.s. justice department where in just a moment i will talk exclusively with attorney general loretta lynch about a host of topics. but first the other stories making headlines today. >> at this hour, the state department is releasing the final batch of hillary clinton e-mails from her time as secretary of state during which she used a private unsecured server. we're also learning senior clinton aide cheryl mills has -- we're in the final hours before super tuesday as voters in more than a dozen states, help decide who will be on the november ticket. donald trump is ahead in several states for the gop. hillary clinton is expected to win big for the democrats. the secretaries general of nato and the united nations say the cease-fire in syria is shaky. but holding in its third day. nato's leader says the alliance remains concerned about a significant russian military buildup in sire ya. but he says there are no plans to put nato troops on the ground i

now you know how euclidean don maintain a large lead in in washington, i am raviin washington, i am ravi williams. >>> good monday to you on this last day of february it probably feels like the middle of spring today. temps in the 60s to low 70s. lynchburg at 66 and viewers in danville you received a day reaching 73 today. radar is dry. no rain showing up locally. this evening temperatures are going to fall into the 40s. it is going to feel cool with the wind, as you wake up this morning temps in the 30s. coming up a little later, when to expect rain and possibly snow. >>> countless volunteers have showed up to help appomattox clean up after the tornado that hit last week. one group of more than 20 volunteering from the virginia service and conservation apartment. [chainlaw] americorp travels around the state to help with state parks and with natural disasters like this. the group has been in evergreen for three days and plans to be most of the days. trees and helping wherever they can. >> people need help from people. it is a great feeling to come out and gave assistance to them and mak

as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> on the bz feed something din for the oscars. >> you may have noticed as the winners were announced, there was list scrolling at bottom of the list of thank yous. producers said they asked each nominee if they want to spate list of people they want to thank in case they won. and they hoped the winners would use the time on center stage to then talk about more profound things and i got to say even though the oscars were a long proceeding he felt like it was snappier. >> and i like the visual element and things that poped up next to the present -- popped up next next tote -- next to the presenters. >> i thought we school delays. >>> videos of people using face swap app are all over the internet. >> it super impiece face over yours and one man may have created best video of them all. [ music ] [ music ] we are the world we are the children >> wow the 5 minute master piece we are the world shows him singing as everyone from lione

reporting from northwest washington, sm news. leon: domestic violence was a topic of discussion in a supreme court argument today. high court considering placing new limits on the federal law that bans people convicted of domestic violence from owning gun. the debate took an interesting turn today when the justice thomas asked if any other law violations suspend constitutional right. that was the first time that thomas asked a question in court in ten years. alison: three members of the same family died over the weekend when two cars collided in bethesda. tonight people are again raising concerns about the danger of the spot >> a b.m.w. coup t-boned a shevry volt trying to turn left. the b.m.w. driver survived and three of the four in the volt died. mother, father and their teenage >> residents say they long complained about the 45-mile-per-hour stretch of the river road. in 2008, more than 500 people signed this petition. demanding a traffic light. the straight highway administration said no. >> it is sad that it takes the loss

our senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is following the democratic contest for us. what's the latest? >> reporter: wolf, hillary clinton is pushing hard for super tuesday tomorrow night. she hopes it will be the biggest collection of delegates yet. she wrapped up a campaign rally here in virginia a short time ago. she's decided to add minnesota on to her campaign schedule. she'll be going there tomorrow. that's a state bernie sanders has been planting his flag in. the sanders campaign is confident of win something states but a short time ago, he told reporters when asked if he could win any state but vermont, he said, i surely hope so. >> tomorrow is super tuesday. massachusetts is right in the middle of it. and i need your help. >> reporter: hillary clinton is riding a wave, hoping her south carolina landslide becomes an even bigger super tuesday victory lap. >> i will work as hard as i can every single day. i will get up and go to work for you and fight for you. >> reporter: the delegate fight with >> reporter: the delegate fight with bernie sanders will go on, bu

. >>> the nation's highest military honor was presented today in washington. president obama awarded the medal of honor to edward byers jr. he was part of a daring raid that rescued an american taken hostage in afghanistan. a seals team rushed the building where the hostage was being held and one seal died. >> the doorway was covered by a layer of blankets. ed started ripping them down, exposing himself to fire. >> my teammate, friend, and brother, the award is truly his. he was an american hero and he was the hero of the operation. he was killed during that operation. and he died to bring back another american. >> byers is the first living american active duty member of the navy to receive the medal of honor in the past four decades. >>> a new jersey girl battling cerebral palsy comes face to face with her favorite player, kobe bryant. he signed a jersey and then hung out with her before the game. this was a dream come true. >> i will never shower again. i mean, i never experienced anything like this ever. this is like the best day ever. >> best day ever. >>

the newspaper editor behind that case now works at the "washington post." martin barone launched the investigation in 2002 that revealed decades of abuse. that film also won for best original screen play. and the white house is thanking leo dicaprio for mentioning climate change in his oscar acceptance speech last night. the thank you appeared on the white house instagram page. dicaprio, who is also a well-known and well-respected environmental activist, said climate change is the most urgent threat facing our species. >>> with a new spotlight on maryland's drunk driving laws, we're taking a look at the smart known breathalyzer apps. it's a high-tech way that a lot of people are relying now to tell them if they have had too station in l.a. took a few of them to a hollywood restaurant to test out. he had three women try the apps three times increasing the number of drinks each time. tonight on news at 11:00, we look at how well each app performed and compare the results to the breathalyzers police use. >>> the virginia police officer killed on her first day

trump is the only candidate who can bring real change to washington d.c. >> a surprising move during arguments in front of the supreme court of the united states today is capturing a lot of attention. justice clarence thomas asked a question from the bench for the first time in a decade. last time he did it was on february 22nd 2006. today justice thomas asked nearly a dozen questions about a case. it chat henchs if you can still own a gun after being convicted of misdemeanor domestic assault and world news tonight with david muir will have more on justice thomas' broken silence on the bench as well as a preview of super tuesday. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >> new castle county police have taken a third person into custody in connection with the murder of a couple there. it's a story our delaware news room has been following since september 2013. 32-year-old erin thompson is charged with two counts of first degree murder and is being held without bail. detectives say he christopher rivers and joshua bay shot a couple outside the paladin club condos. rivers was