dick cheney, everybody got 30 seconds to respond to attacks during the debate. a lot of the attacks are at cheney. he had a lot to do with the weapons of mass destruction, talking points with the developing that intelligence and coordinating that intelligence as well as leading the efforts in iraq. so he never got his 30 seconds to respond. that was his 30 seconds to respond. it's only fair. because people didn't think jeb bush did a good job responding to him. people said marco rubio did a better job than jeb responding to attacks on his brother. especially after the attacks,

reporter: including vice president biden and dick cheney. does not disappoint, the love of god has poured out into our hearts. reporter: his colleagues paid their respects. >> our heartfelt sympathy at the loss of your husband, your father, your grandfather and friend. reporter: the 79-year-old justice remembered for his love of god, country and family. love forft dad with a his country. reporter: his son, a priest from arlington, did an emotional homage to his father and his patriotism. >> there is no conflict between loving god and loving one god's -- loving one's country. he was the country's good servants, because he was for god first. reporter: thousands paying tribute. >> he is looking down on us. we are going to miss him. reporter: certainly there will be a sharp partisan battle to find a replacement for scalia on the high court, but for today, this is remembering an icon, a longtime serving supreme court justice. family ind a arlington, many of his children graduated from the area. we have been writing on social media how proud we ar

like dick cheney, thing happen. people stay in power. >> i don't know. some people just have that star power like dick cheney. >> yes, they do. >> i feel like she's traughting out women now trying to make her case which is bizarre because i never saw trump saying let's bring out black people. >> that's great because bringing out black people is a great way to get the left. i can say it because i'm a black entertainer. >> i mean you got a point. >> i mean hillary's got to have the highest self-esteem in the history of the world because she has to hear who don't like you, women don't like)v you, young people don't like you. i got intoed of booed off the se time and nearly killed myself. she's a better man than me. >> larry: do you think there's any validation of sexist claims towards hillary. do you think that's [bleep] >> hate towards hillary. i don't know why women would like her just because she dresses like a lesbian lion tailor. >> larry: a lesbian line tamer. >> that's what the script says. >> larry: i believe it. >> you're allowed to bring notes --

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the x1 voice remote is here. >>> we're back with former vice president dick cheney. you knew justice scalia socially, professionally. was he the same in private as he was in public glimpses we received when we saw him in public? >> generally, yes, but it was very complex individual in person, there were many facets of his personality that were very appealing and very attractive, whether it was perhaps the greatest conservative jurist of his time. on the one handzusing major matters, public speeches, the opinio opinions he wrote on the court. on the other hand could you go out on the duck blind and -- he loved life. he was great fun to be around. >> i want to ask you about a couple other items. dmitri medvedev said the relation has devolved into another cold war in his words. vladimir putin talk about the things in aggressive statements as well in recent days. what do you think russia's ambitions are now. >> i think they proceed weakness on the part of the united states. and the obama administration, i think they've acted accordingly, we've seen their move, for exampl

one of the things that made the post 9/11 theories of dick cheney and george bush so extremist is there is no more limitless power that a president han the power he can exercise during a theater of war. on a battlefield, there really is no law. everybody acknowledges that. terrorist say when men take up arms, law false. more is the ultimate expression of lawlessness in limitless powerful stuff on the battlefield, people shoot each other without having trials or due process. everyone agrees that is war to nobody thinks soldiers have to give opposing soldiers a trial before shooting them. that is what war is. what made these post-9/11 theories so radical is the assertion was made for the first time theaters of war were no longer confined to find a physical faces, the battlefield. it was now the case the entire planet was the battlefield. including u.s. soil. therefore, the limitless power that the president can exercise on a battlefield are now no longer confined to physical spaces. essentially the president is omnipotent everywhere because that is where the battlefield is found. what you

. >> dick cheney is a very good wing shot. >> humans or animals? >> ducks. >> you got into trouble over that. because they said there was a potential conflict in something you were presiding over. how carefully do you think -- before you accept an invitation to go hunting with dick cheney, how hard do you think about that as a potential conflict? >> well, in that case i had accepted the invitation long before the case that was the alleged source of the conflict was before the court. but -- and that was nothing. cheney was not personally the defendant. he was named because he was the head of the agency that was the defendant. and justices have never recused themselves because they are friends with the named head of an agency. in fact, justices are friendly with a lot of heads of agencies and cabinet officers and whatnot. if we had to recuse ourselves every time one of our friends was named, even though his personal fortune was not at stake, we would not sit in a lot of cases. so that was a tempest in a teapot. >> when people say you are overtly poli

he had a commentary about dick cheney and donald rumsfeld in particular. do you get the sense that he was waiting all these years for somebody to ask? - no, i think people ask all the time. - so why did he tell you what he thought as opposed to anybody who'd asked previously. - you don't think it's my charm and good looks? (crowd laughs) - i do, personally i think that. - the good looks part, i think, was the key. - is that what it is. - i've wondered that a lot. and he actually says at one point, this quotation's in the book, he says, "what you want to know "and what you need to know "but what i'm not going to tell you "is when i disagree with my son." so again, he's sort of-- - he's on to you. - oh yeah, the amiable partition was also the director of central intelligence. (crowd laughs) - he knows how to keep a secret. - oh my god, absolutely. - but he had to know that he was making news in saying what he said to you. - he did, he did and it was over and it wasn't a drive by comment, that went on over several years. and i went back to him last december 1

bob goodlatte and dick cheney both spoke. >> reporter: mark, all of these seats are empty now, but earlier today thousands of students filled them. they were all eager to be part of this political process. the school has held the mock convention since 1908. [indiscernible] they have on gotten one candidate wrong since 1948. they gather poll information from each state and work for eight years. >> immigration is everything. it's everything. it determines. americans are being outvoted and they get a lot of cheap labor, but it's killing the working class in america. >> they need to be focused on economic freedom and security. and that comes from a pro growth policy with tax reforms and a policy that has the government live within its means. >> reporter: now, the school's big decision will be announced tomorrow right here at the last day of the convention. >> mark: courtney, thanks. the valentine's day is a big test test >> george: we're going to jump straight into it and show you what you can expect next week as far as snow. this is not going to be a record storm. it is going to be a slippery

cheney, and all 8 sitting justices on the supreme court. nats - music (sot - father paul scalia) "every funeral reminds us of how thin the veil is between this world and the next." following justice scalia's casket to his final resting place... the most cherished part of his legacy: his widow, 9 children and 36 grandchildren. after today's funeral, justice scalia's family and friends attended a private burial service. another memorial service will be held here in washington on march 1st. reporting from the supreme court, bazi kanani, abc news, washington. nikki: republican leaders said again friday in the washington post they don't plan to confirm the next justice until after the presidential election nikki: coming up on local 5 news at six... sweatin to the sizzle. local 5 heads out to bacon fest. nikki: "flick board fun".. a new game for the family and the tailgate. how it could be making its way to your gameroom. nikki: have a story you think we should cover? email us at: news at we are iowa dot com. or call us in the newsroom: 1- 800-85

this year's speakers include include former vice president dick cheney .. former house speaker newt gingrich .. and political commentator ann coulter. the convention has correctly predicted the presidential nominees in 19 of the last 25 presidential elections.. dating back to 1908. ### the class j-611 steam locomotive is preparing for spring excursions. tickets went on sale for museum donors yesterday. the general public can starting buying them monday for the round trip excursions out of roanoke. w-s-l-s 10's erin brookshier has more on the last minute preparations that need to take place before the locomotive is ready.### erin after several days of preparations... the class j six- left the virginia museum of transportation.. and is headed to spencer, north carolina today. vo the six-eleven will undergo basic inspections over the next few weeks while at the north carolina transportation museum. i'm told the work that will be done is similar to inspections we have to get on our own vehicles each year.. just making sure everything is in working order. it's a

t's dick cheney. >> stahl: oh, my god. that's dick cheney?ight was richard gere, and the bottom, nancy pelosi. those three people have changed dramatically. ( laughter one-- he's now an actor. and i'm supposed to know this actor?super- >> duchaine: that's george clooney. >> stahl: man.s just know this? >> duchaine: the supers are really good at recognizing these faces. >> jarett: george clooney.you tell that was george clooney? >> jarett: it just looked like george clooney to me. oh, prince charles. oh, madonna.jordan. oh, that's kato kaelin. trial. wow, you are good. but we thought we had finally >> jarett: if i were to guess, i >> stahl: that is mike wallace. he late mike i don't even understand how you i can't fathom it. age, i guess the aging process somehow, in my brain, just seems very sort of superficial.... if someone gets a haircut, you... you can still recognize them. it's still the same face to me. it's just the adult version.60 years like a haircut to her, while face-blind people can't recognize someone they just saw? at harvard h

cheney are speaking. the event attempts to pick the presidential nominee. there have only been two incorrect picks since 1948. abc-13 does have a crew there. we'll bring you the very latest tonight at 11:00. here's a live look at i would kill for something sweet. i know... one? are you kidding? we'll end up eating like thirty. wanna split that? ughhhh...no, soooo much fat... don't fight your instincts. with each for 150 calories or less! try our chocolatey brownies, tangy lemon bars and creamy cheesecakes fiber one. go on, have one. >> mark: all right. the internet has changed how some people find love. and now smart phones are changing how some people find friends. 73% of college goers say that they use tinder to find friends. >> george: ah. >> mark: on their smart phones. and laptops. >> george: it does work. computer dating is how i found my wife. >> mark: i forgot. and for those of you that will be spending your weekend with blowup before the >>> tonight, kanye versus taylor, the new face-off over thi

cheney. they spoke about a wide range of topics. "i talk principally about national security. that is in my opinion the number one concern of most americans today." "immigration decides everything because it's who's voting in this country and as i describe in the speak, it's responsible for wave after wave of republican law. so, if you care about the two party system, then americans have got to stop being outvoted by foreigners." 95 percent of students are taking part in the project. matthew kaiser is one of them. "it's a topic that affects the entire country which makes it that much better as an event." kaiser says it takes a lot of planning to get to this stage of the event. "candidates think about the issues our facing. what different delegates in the past have done. what the districts look like in terms of their political leanings." he says it shows how much college students care about the real world. "we want to participate and have our voice heard, we have priorities, we want our countr

this year's speakers include dick cheney, newt gingrich, ann coulture. >>> but candidates hope to commit more diverse population the democratic nomination. >> let's not insult the intelligence of the american people. >> reporter: looking to keep up momentum in the race, bernie sanders keeps up the charge against the money influence. >> why in god's name does wall street make huge campaign contributions? i guess just for the fun of it. >> reporter: trying to regain her footing after a double-digit defeat in new hampshire, hillary clinton hammers home details in her responses and pushes sanders for more on his health care plan. >> the american people deserve to know specifically how this would work. the numbers don't add up and many people will actually the now. >> that is absolutely inaccurate. >> reporter: a testy exchange of the candidates relationship to president obama. >> he has called him week. he has called him a disappointment. >> madam secretary, that is a low blow.when the bus ran >> reporter: meanwhile, the republican front runner shows his confidence at a rally in louisiana al

cheney, and all 8 sitting justices on the supreme court. following justice scalia's casket to his final resting place... the most cherished part of his legacy: his widow, nine children and 36 grandchildren. after today's funeral, justice scalia's family and friends attended a private burial service. another memorial service will be held in washington on march first. rigget pampered. thousands of women - stopping by the grand sierra resort this morning... for the annual "diva's day out" celebration. kolo 8 news nows chris buckley has more. a very long line outside the summit pavilion saturday morning... some of theses ladies waited for hours. "we got here at 8" it was free feather boas "its my first time here i'm so excited i get some free stuff of course, look at this wonderful boa." and a short line to meet chad duell and bryan craig from abc's "general hospital." "i watch these two men their whole careers on gh i'm a big fan." it's both these actors first time in reno... "we've never been here before we were reallys surprised opened the w

bob goodlatt, ann culter and former vice president dick cheney are speaking there. they correctly planthey correctly plan to choose the nomination for the party that does not currently hold there have been two incorrect picks since 1948 picks since 1948. abc 13 has the crew there. we will bring out latest on abc 13 tonight at 1 dan it will be interesting to see who they pick. >>> the national guard is closing their arm flee chatham. the 40-soldier station will relocate to danville in march. the fiscal realities that led >>> volkswagen may be in hot . >>> valentine's day is sunday and will be quite the chilly day for sunday. we will also start to see clouds starting to increase back into the area at around noon. by 4:00 mostly cloudy. and only around 25 degrees. wind chill will make it feel even cooler and watching monday and tuesday. >>> tonight, there is a high chair recall you need to hear about. the nuna baby essential high chair has an issue with the arm bar. it can bend or detach during use, and your child can fall out. there have been 50 reports of that happen

>> duchaine: that's dick cheney. >> stahl: oh, my god. that's dick cheney? he told me the top right was richard gere, and the bottom, nancy pelosi. those three people have changed dramatically. ( laughter ) he even gave me a hint with this one-- he's now an actor. and i'm supposed to know this actor? clearly, i am not a super- recognizer. >> duchaine: that's george clooney. >> stahl: man. and these super-recognizers just know this? >> duchaine: the supers are really good at recognizing these faces. that was george clooney? >> jarett: it just looked like george clooney to me. oh, prince charles. oh, madonna. michael jordan. >> stahl: the o.j. simpson trial. wow, you are good. but we thought we had finally stumped her with this one. she said she only had a guess. >> jarett: if i were to guess, i would say mike wallace. >> stahl: that is mike wallace. she recognized the late mike wallace as a six-year-old. i don't even understand how you do that. i can't fathom it. >> jarett: as people age, i guess the aging process somehow, in my brain, just seems very sort of

dignitaries who attended included vice president joe biden, former vice president dick cheney, members of congress and all eight sitting justices of the supreme court. president barack obama did not attend. he paid tribute to scalia as he lay in repose at the supreme court on friday. did you diva today? a popular event aimed at pampering women returns to reno - we'll take you inside diva's day out. plus -- a very busy day in sports -- 8 championship games in high school will have those highlights coming up later in sports lewiston, idaho. the debris 20 to 30 feet deep over the road blocked highway 14- cutting off the small town of elk city. the slide also took out power lines. it happened thursday... crews hoped to have the road cleared by this weekend. a ridge of high pressure will slowly build over the sierra and western nevada this weekend, becoming more pronounced early next week. it will remain dry through most or all of next week. afternoon temperatures warm to above average by sunday and may approach 8 to 14 degrees above average by the middle of next week. && .short term... to

. >> jon: i don't have to tell you about it because it happened on your show last night but dick cheney was talking about donald trump and his charge that the 9/11attacks happened on the watch of george w. bush . for those who didn't see it, here's that clip you. >> i was in the white house bunker on that day helping coordinate and manage our response to 9/11. i didn't see donald trump there. i've never seen him involved in any way that would lead me to believe he had any first-hand or practical experience about it. >> jon: dick cheney told you that he's not taking sides, he hasn't endorsed anybody but he clearly wasn't happy with what donald trump had to say. >> he said a couple of times he will support the republican nominee and he's sticking by that. he doesn't believe donald trump will be the republican nominee if he continues to hammer away at the bush administration legacy of keeping the country's safe . trump says how do you keep the country safe when 9/11 happens in trump's words, a team saying the opponent scored 19 runs in the first inning but after that they didn't score any.

mourners including vice president joe biden and dick cheney and senator ted cruz said goodbye. a flag draped over justice scalia's casket carried in the church. father paul scalia, the justice's son delivered the funeral services. >>> the president defended a visit saying it would further countries. it comes after a year after obama administration and cuba made an agreement to restore diplomatics ties. >> i have said that change won't come to cuba overnight. we are starting to see change and progress. >>> the upcoming visit will make president obama the first sitting american president to travel to cuba in 90 years. >>> new information on a woman charged with child neglect. >> police say she left her daughter in a burning apartment. we are hear from the woman's apartment. >>> and barry bonds back in a marlin's uniform. >>> the cbs4 news team takes part in the dolphins cancer challenge. we will wrap up the event at sunlight stadium. >>> a win is back. we got a few sprinkles in the radar. if you are heading outdoors probably won't need the umbrellas, they are light. is coming rig

dick cheney and ann cult remember among those scheduled to speak. have more tonight at 11, also former virginia governor jim gilmore has dropped out of the presidential race. he does plan to support the gop nominee. >>> new tonight, high schoolers are using their skills to help feed the hungry. george washington high school is partnering with god's storeis partnering with god's storehouse with one of their fundraiser called empty bowls. in one of the art classes todayin one of the art classes today, tola. >> reporter: mark, the class was busy making ceramic bowls for the fundraiser. people will pay $15 for a bowl of soup and get to take the bowl home with them. an international grass-roots movement that is raising awareness about hunger. >> art is the best way to express injure selves. >> reporter: from the art glass to the storehouse. raising awareness about hunger have. >> to help other people. teachers are searching more than pottery skills. they are molding their students into citizens that give back. >> i think it is a great thing for the kids

. >> my running mate, dick cheney. >> before bush made this announcement, rove wanted to mislead the media. >> we had a guy on the campaign who was a leaker. >> how do you know he was a leaker? >> well, because he was a leaker. -- said, what's going on with the vice presidency? i said, look, big secret, don't tell anybody, but bush has decided to go with jack danforth of missouri. >> the media ran with the false story. >> felt sort of bad, but i wasn't lying to the media, i was just giving misdirection to the guy who leaked. >> lying to the guy? >> well, yeah. it helps tell a story. when you want to have the story told by an evening anchor or the story told by the candidate who expresses in front of the cameras with as few filters as possible why he made this choice. >> four years later the "new york post" said john kerry had picked richard gephardt to be his running mate. this was of course a mistake. kerry had picked john edwards. john edwards turned out to be another kind of mistake, but that's another story. what the media reported even fooled gephardt's campaign manager. >> i ca

dick cheney. >> every funeral reminds us of just how thin the veil is >> reporter: following justice antonin scalia's casket to his final rescue place, the most cherished part of his legacy. his widow, nine children and 36 grandchildren. they then attended a private burial service. >>> a scare in west virginia left several people hurt. saying that a ski lift derailed and sent passengersrs on a 30-foot drop. it took crews two hours to rescue them. everyone should be okay. >>> a landslide in idaho leaving hundreds of people with no where to go. 14 tons of rocks and debris fell off ono a highway. blocking a mile of the road. 250 people are stuck on the are emote -- remote side looking to clear an alternative ute. >>> a fire overnight in massachusetts. the flames were so intense that the building collapse shortly after if i tells a -- building collapsed shortly after firefighters arrived at the scene. >>> clouds moving in acrossss keys. your forecast c cycling for a cause. hundreds of riders coming out for the cancer challenge. the event which helps raise money for cancer research progra

(nats - music)among the attendance countless dignitaries: vice biden, former vice president dick cheney, and justices on the supreme court.nats - music (sot - father paul scalia) "every funeral reminds us of how thin the veil is between this world and the next." following justice scalia's casket to his final resting place... the most cherished part of his legacy: his widow, 9 children and 36 grandchildren.bazi kanani tag after today's funeral, justice scalia's family and friends attended a private burial memorial service will be held here in washington on march 1st. reporting from the supreme court, bazi kanani, abc news, washington. 3 3 sneak preview of spring this afternoon as we saw a blend of sun and clouds, no rain, and to that; however, as we go back to reality as early as this evening is dry and mild under partly cloudy skies. overnight as low temperatures arrive should fall back to near the 40 degree mark. mountains and traditionally breeze will keep everyone above 3 average tonight. 3 whit this afternoon we caught up with some folks at the starbucks on wards road who say they'r

cheney. >> every funeral reminds us of just how thin the veil is between this world and the next. reporter: following justice scalia' s casket to his final resting place. his widow, 9 child ren, and 36 grandchildren. after today' s mass, scalia' s family attended a private burial service. there will be another memorial on march 1. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. pam: boston newlyweds involved in a crash moments before they walked down the aisle. the first responders helping >> the flames were coming from under the firewall. reid: only on 5 -- a groom talking about the crash moments before he and his new bride were set to walk down the aisle. it all played out this afternoon in roxbury. pam: that' s where we find newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan with the incredible story this couple will never forget. reporter: they will never forget this. the strothers have been dating for more than three decades. they say nothing was going to keep them from the altar, not even the fiery crash. by the time most couples say i s hurdles. >> the flames were coming inside from under the firewall. >>

cheney. the people streaming through right now are friends and family. we had a chance to talk to a few of them and their stories are touching about justice scalia and his family. one of them is a long-time friend of justice scalia. he has a son that's a judge in arlington. that's how they met. they often had dinner with the scalias. he's here to pay his respects. we talked to a high school teacher who is a friend of father paul scalia who will be saying the homily today. he teaches a lot of justice scalia's grandchildren, as you know, jake, jstice scalia has 34 grandchildren. he's here just because the, you know, justice scalia was a lovely man and he wants to pay respects to a friend and a you can see on your screen justice thomas. he will be reading scripture in church along with another conservative friend of justice scalia, they'll be reading readings from the bible. and then of course the reverend paul scalia will take over, say the mass, and deliver the homily. i know there's no offici

how much longer can dick cheney say, he said last night, we are going anyways. and it has been a great success. and you wonder, what world are these people living in? any other questions? yours,t answer years -- but -- [laughter] audience member: you bring our revelations about the responsibilities of the united states and the crimes of saddam hussein, not taking action, in fact, covering up atrocities. misleading the world and always behind the massacre and genocide of the kurds, you bring out the lack of the united states taking action while the saddam hussein and evencring shiites, as american forces were occupying parts of iraq. what do you think the consequences of our failure to take any action should be? we see dutch forces failing to take action, eventually this led to the downfall of the dutch government. what do you see, or what would you like to see, the outcome of your revelation? .r. lando: it is too late i hope that people learn a little bit. one thing i have learned, looking at that part of the world is that anytime somebody has gone in there with

a lot of big political figures including vice president joe biden, former vice president dick cheney, and all 8 sitting justices on the supreme court. nikki: here locally, it was a beautiful, warm day in central iowa. meaning it's the unofficial end of the season for winter anglers. warmer temperatures mean there's less stable ice to work with. some places, it's probably best to avoid it for the rest of the season. local five's jacob peklo joins us now with more. jacob? jacob that's right, nikki. it starts at the shoreline. in just a few hours this afternoon, you could see the flowing water return...and get this, you could also hear the ice breaking apart. and that means most people are taking the d-n-r's advice and staying away from ice fishing. natural sound of matt bruner speaking: "it's probably 10, 12 feet along the shoreline." matt bruner has been a conservation officer with the iowa department of natural resources for a decade now. natural sound of matt: "the water's clearly melted here along the shoreline." one of his responsibilities during the winter months is to monitor the

more than just dick cheney, the party operatives going back to bob dole. he has been dismissed by the party hierarchy and he's saying i might take my marbles and leave on my own. is that a real threat? to mark and dagen, what do you think? >> i don't think he would do it now if he was going to run as a third party that's the direction he would start at beginning, if he breaks from the republican national committee, he looks like a sore loser, and i don't think that is what he wants, and i think it would also be very tough given recent history. it would be nearly impossible to get 270 electoral college votes. if you look at recent history, only the eight most recent third-party candidates including ralph nader and ross perot who ran twice, not a single one got one electoral college vote. the last third-party candidate to get electoral votes was george wallace. 46 electoral college votes, he won five states. the math is not in his favor if he breaks from the rnc. neil: even the case of ross perot got 19% of the vote, the question is not whether donald trump

. >> vice president dick cheney and joe biden and senator ted cruz came together to say goodbye. >>> now to the presidents historic visit to cuba. president obama defended his visit next month saying it will advance his efforts to normalize relations with cuba and improve the lives of cubans on the island. economic changes will not come quickly and one analyst we spoke to today degrees. >> this week we made it official. i'm going to cuba. >> in his weekly address to the nation president obama said he's charting the new course of relations with cuba cutting loose what he calls failed policies of the past. >> i believe the best ways to advance american interests and values in the best way to help the cuban people improve their lives is through engagement. >> the president will visit the island march 21st and 22nd with the first lady michelle obama. he will become the first u.s. president to visit cuba since calvin coolidge paid a visit 88 years ago . during the trip he will meet with cuban leader castro and opposition leaders. observers say it may be a step in the right direction as i

dick cheney and ann coulter will be speaking tonight. tonight on wdbj-7 update on their messages to these students before they prediction. live in lexington, khiree stewart, w- d-b-j-7. the inaugural season of roanoke's downtown outdoor ice skating rink is coming to a close this weekend. r-o-a's elmwood private partnership. wdbj-7's shayne dwyer is live at the rink tonight. shayne how did the rink do this year? jean downtown roanoke inc and the city are calling the first year of this program a success. there are some people out here right now braving this cold. the rink more than broke even and it always seemed like it was packed. which is so satisfying to the people who made this happen. where you could ice skate outside in downtown roanoke was still just a dream. but by thanksgiving it was reality, and by how many people came out a lot of you must have been dreaming. "we did pretty good for the first time and not really knowing what to expect." r-o-a's elmwood on ice needed more than just ice to be "we knew if we could get around 10,00

mourners from both sides of the aisle including vice-president dick cheney and joe biden and senator ted cruz came together to say goodbye. cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> the 91-year-old founder of one of the nation' largest cable tv companies is getting out of prison early. federal judge has now signed an order to release john lee gus founder of adelphia communications corporation. he was serving a 12 year sentence for hiding almost $2 billion in debt which led to adelphia's clap. he is reportedly suffering from bladder cancer and is unlike toll live out throughout the year. >>> authorities meantime now confirm one person died in a condo fire in florence township, burlington county. six others suffered minor injuries. at the toll gate condos on florence toll gate road. chopper three over that scene about 9:30 last night. it took two hours for firefighters to bring those flames under control. the cause of the blaze is still under investigation. >>> a kutztown university student is in critical condition this evening after a brutal attack. take a look the a this surveillance video. police

cheney and joe biden and senator ted cruz came together to say good-bye. weijia jiang cbs news washington. >> the scalia family has announced a memorial program to be held march 1st. >>> road closures in major events are making for a busy we're going to start with the gasparilla distance classic road races. more than 10 roads were closed off for parts of the day, the main ones, bay shore boulevard, florida avenue and gandy boulevard. the closures start again tomorrow at 3 a.m. over in clear water csx construction crews closed off court street to perform work on a railroad crossing. that's a main road to the beach and the seafood and blues festival. police are reporting there were no major backups or delays. they believe getting the word out for different routes ahead of time is having a major impact. court street is expected to be closed until monday. probably the most frustrating closure was the intersection of urlitz road and the veterans expressway. construction of the bridge expansion is causing that problem. traffic was extremely backed up. traffic on

dick cheney decides to get rid of the geneva standards and the rules of war. they declare the detainees are not criminals which gets rid of the criminal code. they are putting detainees in a legal limbo where they mrak up the rules as they go along. >> stephanie, tell me what it is the michigan daily? >> it is at the university of michigan and started in 1890. it is 125 years old. >> it is a daily paper? >> it is daily. every week day and online as well. >> it is run by students at the university? >> all students. it is independent from the university. there is no funding from the university. there is no advisor in the newsroom. it is completely student run. >> tell me how it started and how it is still here and thriving? >> in 1890 there was no student paper and a bunch of paternity brothers decided to start this newspaper. they were full weekly journals at the time but thought the university deserves a publication of university news and started up the daily. it has been going over since. >> how is it different -- it is not affiliated with the universe but co