scott: yeah. -lemonis: okay. -scott: awesome. chris: so, what options are important for people that doesn't throw a wrench in the process? -matt: it's definitely paint. -scott: i have ideas about that. i think you go one flat finish, but it's a natural satin stain, 'cause then you're eliminating the cost of the laminate, you're eliminating an extra step when you're doing the baring edges. pat: what about, like, formica? scott: formica's cool. but then again, what is it? 100 bucks a sheet? one sheet covers one kit. your labor, the contact cement, the labor spinning it, drying it, doing the seam, doing the outside edge, filing the outside edge. i think natural's the way to go. what's the size of the bass drum gonna be? chris: it's a 20-inch bass drum. scott: 20-inch? if you offer a 20 and a 22, you have almost the same shipping costs, 'cause you're still getting one box, but then we're able to get another shell in there. [ drum pounding ] lemonis: scott's knowledge of innovation and creativity is second to none. and, quite frankly,

scott: it all stems from this. new year's eve -- and one of the worst nights of crime this city has seen in decades. >> we arrived at the central station and it was very full there. scott: how full? how busy was it? >> very busy, you couldn't move. scott: a massive crowd had gathered near the central train station, there were fireworks, fights, and the police unable to keep control -- and then the sex assaults, hundreds of them -- and rapes. the overwhelming blame, laid upon the large immigrant population, mostly, north africans, in what some believe reflecting an arabic term, taharrush -- called by some, "the rape game," when gangs of men circle a woman, then simultaneously assault her, keeping police at bay -- like what happened to cbs reporter lara logan in egpyt in 2011 or as seen in this shocking video from another attack in 2013. >> i only knew of this term from some events in egypt, i never investigated that term in more detail because i never would have believed this type of thing would take place here, eve

scott: hello. i'm scott thuman in for sharyl attkisson. welcome to "full measure." the european migrant crisis is hitting a wall. this week, a string of countries announced measures to block new refugees and deport some of the million who crossed into europe last year. sweden is set to reject 80,000 people, half may be forced to leave against their will. finland intends to expel up to 20,000 asylum seekers. austria announced it will deport at least 50,000 and set a cap on those they will accept. sentiment in many countries began something of a seachange after a string of sexual attacks on women were reported in finland, austria, and in cologne, germany on new year's eve. many put a name to the actions -- "taharrush" -- which is a word describing an activity among some arab men, now dubbed the "rape game." some debate whether the "rape game" is real. but in cologne, we found, at the very least, a new reality that is changing lives and possibly the fate of a continent. cologne, germany and along for the ride, a level of anxiety these young women they haven't felt befo

scott: it all stems s om this. new year's eve -- andndne of the worst nights of crime this city has seen in decades. >> we arrived at the central station and it was very full there. scott: how full? how busy was it? >> very busy, you couldn't move. scott: a massive crowd had gathered near the central train station, there were fireworks, fights, and the police unable to keep control -- and then the sex assaults, hundreds of them -- and rapes. the overwhelming blame, laid upon the large immigrant population, mostly, north africaca, in what some belieie was preplanned and coordinatat. reflecting an arabic term, taharrush -- called by some, men circle a woman, then simultaneously assault her, keeping police at bay -- like what happened to cbs reporter lara logan in egpyt in 2011 or as seen in this shocking video from another attack in 2013. >> i only knew of this term from some events in egypt, i never investigated that term in more detail because i never would have believed this type of thing would take place here, ev

visit ncicap.org] scott: hello. i'm scott thuman in for sharyl attkisson. welcome to "full measure." the european migrant crisis is hitting a wall. this week, a string of countries announced measures to block new refugees and deport some of the last year. sweden is set to reject 80,000 people, half may be forced to leave against their will. finland intends to expel up to 20,000 asylum seekers. austria announced it will deport those they will accept. sentiment in many countries began something of a seachange after a string of sexual attacks on women were reported in finland, austria, and in cologne, germany on new year's eve. many put a name to the actions -- "taharrush" -- which is a word describing an activity among some arab men, now dubbed the "rape game." some debate whether the "rape game" is real. but in cologne, we found, at the very least, a new reality that is changing lives and possibly the fate of a continent. it is girls' night out in cologne, germany and along for the ride, a level of anxiety these young women they haven't felt before. >> our t

scott: " " scott: scott: good morning siouxland. we have some cold temperatures expected for today, tonight, and tomorrow as arctic high pressurmoves in for a short period of time. then we'll watch as a weak system travels through on saturday night into sunday. this could drop about an inch of snow in sioux citit and higher totots to the northeast. then we're on track for a warm-up to come through as we move through next week. we'll get a check of your extended forecast showing 30s and 40s for his next week. scott: its now time to temperatures expected for today, tonight, and tomorrow as arctic high pressure moves in for a short period of time. then we'll watch as a weak system travels through on saturday night into sunday. this could drop about an inch of snow in sioux city and higher totals to we're on tra for a warm-up to come through as we move through next week. we'll get a check of your extended forecast showing 30s and 40s for highs next week. scott: temperatures expected for today, tonight, and tomorrow as arctic high pressu

scott: it all stems from this. new year's eve -- and oime this city has seen in decades. >> we arrived at the central station and it was very full there. scott: how full? how busy was it? >> very busy, you couldn't move. scott: a massive crowd had gathered near the central train station, there were fireworks, fights, and the police unable to keep control -- and then the sex assaults, hundreds of them -- and rapes. the overwhelming blame, laid upon the large immigrant population, mostly, north africans, in what some brdinated. reflecting an arabic term, "the rape game," whe, then simultaneously assault her, keeping police at bay reporter lara logan in egpyt in 2011 or as seen in this shocking video from another attack in 2013. >> i only knew of this term from some events in egypt, i never investigated that never would have believed this type of thing would take place here, even after 40 years on the job. scott: cologne's police chief, michael temme. chief temme: it was a shock to every policeman. if you bechelp. at

scott, it's good to see you! how are you? great. look at you! hello, scott. welcome back. thanks, mr. keaton. hey, scotty. hey, alex. how's it going? ah, king of the hill. you haven't changed a bit, alex. what'll it be, scott? baseball, soccer, tennis... greco-roman wrestling? what do you mean? i thought we'd play sports like old times. oh, sure.sounds like fu you two have a good time. hi... scott? hi, mallory. boy, have you changed! well, you've changed, too. you grew intoyour ears, and... you look good, too. scott, what are you waiting for? let's hold off on that soccer, ok, jennifer? good idea. let's just sit on the lawn and talk about old times. yeah, sure. go and start without me. ok. ya da da da hey! you're goig to lovepasta alex. i hope it's better than pancakes alex, alex. mom says she can smell pasta alex, alex, from all the way upstairs. yeah, well,it travels well, dad. hey, what's all this? things to show scott-- our old picturesand stuff. he didn'tsee them yesterday. [bell tinkles] should i take thisup to mom, dad? no, i'll do it. she denies it, but she enjoys

scott: exactly. that's american perio-- that hegemony maded of it possible for something as threatening as the internet to develop. no other state could develop it the way the west could-- the u.s. could. becameinternet politically and militarily and economically so important and , the largest states reasserted their authority. charlie: they wanted to take away authority from the u.s.? what impetus of the snowden activists-- what dp the impetus of the this?n revelations add to i'm asking these questions that american had -- questions for the america had questions.ng these ofrica had a great degree authority. scott: the question was in silicon valley itself. for a decade, there had been relative agreements between military intelligence agencies and the united states -- in the united states and the valleycon companies. they could be negotiated privately. what snowden did was tell the whole silicon valley subculture that they were serving something that they had not been aware of. charlie: a part of som

scott: not yet. lemonis: okay, so that -- that's -- my issue isn't putting money to chase the business. my issue is putting money in and not knowing what scott's gonna do with it. scott: i know you about want to shoot me right now. lemonis: [ chuckling ] i do kind of want to shoot you. i do, because i feel like it just never ends. you see, when i look at the $85,000, the question is should it go into a new machine for orders that don't exist, or should it go into new inventory, where i know i have a guaranteed return? scott's not willing to take the time to do the analysis. that's my issue. i think the concern that i have, scott -- and, you know, we've talked about this -- is that our original deal was for me to put $630,000 in the business. i'm now well over 1 million bucks. and every time that phone call comes, right, it's, "we got to get an order out. this is burning down. that's burning down." but i'm not sure where the end of the hole is. and so how much money do you think you need right now to

scott: lib over: wx wall scott larson is giving us today's forecast. scott larson is giving us today's forecast. scott larson is giving us today's forecast. scott larson is giving us today's forecast. scott larson is giving us today's forecast. scott larson is giving us today's forecast. " " " coming up this morning on abc9 news... siouxland faced blizzard like conditions worked all day to make sure the roads were clear. " and one iowa man has a unique way to clean up after a heavy snowfall hits the state. stay tuned to meet him. " plus... i'll show you a few high tech ways to stay alert when your child is facing cyber bullying these stories and more... on abc9 news this morning. "" lukas: the blizzard hitting siouxland has all but shut the blizzard hitting siouxland has all but shut down the area, closings from schools and businesses have been pouring into the newsroom here since monday. but siouxland businesses aren't the only ones that have to put a halt on things, part of interstate 29 in south dakota was closed yesterday... with officials citing d

lukas: scott: lukas and scott are chatting about driverless cars. lukas and scott are chatting about driverless cars. lukas and scott are chatting about driverless cars. lukas and scott are driverless cars. scott:good morning lukas and scott are chatting about driverless cars. lukas and scott are chatting about driverless cars. lukas and scott are chatting about driverless cars. lukas and scott are chatting about driverless cars. lukas and scott are chatting about driverless cars. lukas and scott are chatting about driverless cars. scott:good morning siouxland. it's a lukas and scott are chatting about driverless cars. stationed in the teens and 20s throughout most of the area. the wind is under control at about 10 miles per hour or less. the dayplanner reveals a chance of light snow emerging later in the day. scott: here's a quick one of our iowa d-o-t traffic cam's stationed in the teens and 20s throughout most of the area. the wind is under control at about 10 miles per hour or less. the dayplanner reveals a chance of light snow emerging later in

lukas and scott are chatting about scott: good morning siouxland. it's a chilly start to the day with temperatures currently in the single digits and teens. wind gusts are at 25 to 30 miles per hour. there's some patchy blowing snow in northwest iowa, so drive with caution. here's the planner where we're headed for a higigin the lower 2020 scott: temperatures currently in the single digits and teens. wind gusts are at 25 to 30 miles per hour. there's some patchy blowing snow in northwest iowa, so drive with caution. here's the planner where we're headed for a high in the lower 20s. scott: one of our iowa d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... scott: now u'll want to wch your speed in these areas today: ... police will be running radars, here... riverside blvd. and on w 19th street. so again... mind that speed. " lukas still to come... high wings in the area caused a number of safety hazards for businesses working outside. we'll hear from them ... you noticed how windy it

scott: it all stems from this. new year's eve -- and one of the worst nights of crime this city has seen in decades. >> we arrived at the central station and it was very full there. scott: how full? how busy was it? >> very busy, you couldn't move. scott: a massive crowd had gathered near the central train station, there were fireworks, fights, and the police unable to keep control -- and then the sex assaults, hundreds of them -- and rapes. the overwhelming blame, laid upon the large immigrant population, mostly, north africans, in what some believe was preplanned and coordinated. reflecting an arabic term, taharrush -- called by some, "the rape game," when gangs of men circle a woman, then keeping police at bay -- like what happened to cbs reporter lara logan in egpyt in 2011 or as seen in this shocking video from another attack in 2013. >> i only knew of this term from some events in egypt, i never investigated that term in more detail because i never would have believed this type of thing would take place here,

thanks so much, scott thuman. ahead on "full measure" -- with new hampshire behind and political campaigns head into a whole new phase. we'll talk with twoolitical kingmakers about what makes 2016 sharyl: the remaining presidential candidates have launched from new hampshire to the next prizes on the campaign trail -- nevada and south carolina. as the field narrows, the campaigns and their spending will become more fierce and focused. ththmaking of the president in thth election year will l volve billions of dollars and some new political tactics. last week, kingmakers from both political parties, republican karl rove and democrat jim messina, appeared together and gave their views on what's different about the 2016 race. rl: on the ides of march, it was a bad day for caesar and it is going to be a pretty bad day foes. sharyl: karl rove was architect of the two successful presidential campaigns of george w. bush. his susur pac, american crossroads, hasn't fofoally election, but rove has been a strong jeb bush supp

lukas: scott: lukas and scott are chatting about family feud. lukas and scott are chatting about family feud. lukas and scott are chatting about family feud. kas and scott are chatting about family feud. scott:good morning siouxland. it's a lukas and scott are chatting about family feud. lukas and scott are chatting about family feud. stationed in the teens and 20s throughout most of the area. the wind is under control at about 10 miles per hour or less. the dayplanner reveals a chance of light snow emerging later in the day. statioiod in the teens s d 20s throughout most of the area. the wind is under control at about 10 miles per hour or less. the dayplanner reveals a chance of light snow emerging later in the day. scott: stationed in the teens and d s throughout m mt of the area. the wind is under control at about 10 m mes per hour or less. the in the day. scott: check outside on d-o-t traffic cam's many folks still waking up and starting their `workday....please drive safely everyone... scott: now you'll want speed in these areas today: poli

visit ncicap.org] scott: hello. i'm scott thuman in for sharyl attkisson. welcome to "full measure." the european migrant crisis is hitting a wall. this week, a string of countries announced measures to block new refugees and deport some of the million who crossed into europe last year. sweden is set to reject 80,000 people, half may be forced to leave against their will. finland intends to expel up to 20,000 asylum seekers. austria announced it will deport those they will accept. sentiment in many countries began something of a seachange after a string of sexual attacks on women were reported in finland, austria, and in cologne, germany on new year's eve. many put a name to the actions -- "taharrush" -- which is a word describing an activity among some arab men, now dubbed the "rape game." some debate whether the "rape game" is real. but in cologne, we found, at the very least, a new reality that is changing lives and possibly the fate of a continent. it is girls' night out in cologne, germany and along for the ride, a level of anxiety these young women th

visit ncicap.org] ♪ scott: hello. i'm scott thuman in for sharyl attkisson. welcome to "full measure." the european migrant crisis is hitting a wall. this week, a string of countries announced measures to block new refugees and deport some of the million who crossed into europe last year. sweden is set to reject 80,000 people, half may be forced to leave against their will. finland intends to expel up to 20,000 asylum seekers. austria announced it will deport at least 50,000 and set a cap on those they will accept. sentiment in many countries began something of a seachange after a string of sexual attacks on women were reported in finland, austria, and in cologne, germany on new year's eve. many put a name to the actions -- "taharrush" -- which is a word describing an activity among some arab men, now dubbed the "rape game." some debate whether the "rape game" is real. but in cologne, we found, at the very least, a new reality that is changing lives and possibly the fate of a continent. it is girls' night out in cologne, germany and along for the ride, a leve

scott: it all stems from this. new year's eve -- and onenef the rst nights of crime this city has seen in decades.s. >> we arrived at the central station and it was very full there. scott: how full? how busy was it? >> very busy, you couldn't move. scott: a massive crowd had gathered near the central train station, there were fireworks, fights, and the police unable to keep control -- and then the sex assaults, hundreds of them -- and rapes. the overwhelming blame, laid upon the large immigrant population, mostly, nortrt africans, in whahasome believe was preplanned a a coordinated. reflecting an arabic term, taharrush -- called by some, "the rape game," when gangs of men circle a woman, then keeping police at bay -- like what happened to cbs reporter lara logan in egpyt in 2011 or as seen in this shocking video from another attack in 2013. >> i only knew of this term from some events in egypt, i never investigated that term in more detail because i never would have believed this type of thing would take place here

author scott christiansen. mr. christiansen discusses his book 100 documents that changed the world. from the magna carta to wikileaks. >> what did you want to do with this book, 100 documents that change the world? >> i wanted to wet -- whet readers appetites for historic documents. and to show people what the documents look like and to explain the context of those objects. a little bit of the story behind them. to put them together over time in chronological order to give people a sense of how they played out in history. >> how did you decide which hundred to put in? >> i worked with a publisher in london and while i am doing the writing of text, they are getting images. we work back and forth on a list together. they suggest some things, i suggest some things, we come to an agreement and it is later refined. it is a process that is ongoing but it really started when i sat down with some members of my family, including a very smart young boy. i asked him, what do you think about the 100 most important documents i

lukas: scott: lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. scott:good morning siouxland. we had chatting about dogs. lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. scott:good morning siouxland. we had snow overnight. chatting about dogs. chatting about dogs. lukas and scott are chatting about dogs. scott:good morning siouxland. we had snow overnight. temps are in the 30s. breeze from the 20. scott: here's a quick chekc outside on here at . many folks still we have a light breeze from the northwest at 10 to 20. scott: here's a quick chekc outside on one of our iowa we have a light northwest at 10 to 20. breeze from the northwest at 1to 20. scott: here's a quick chekc outside on one of our iowa d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... scott: now you'll want to watch your speed in these areas today: ... police will be running radars, here... i-29 and on

i was very afraid of scott. right after that i filed for divorce. >> he focused all the rage he had upon the abortion issue and he chose dr. tiller as his target. >> one day roeder approaches eddie, a fellow ex-member of the montana freemen with a proposition. >> he came over and pulled me aside and said would you help me assassinate this doctor? i told him flat out, absolutely not. we don't go around snuffing out doctors, not at this time anyway. knowing scott, what he would do is sit and pray about the situation. and i could almost hear the prayer that he would say. it would be, lord, make me an instrument of your discretion. and apparently that's exactly what happened. billions are spent to confuse and, dare i say it, flummox the american public. "save 16% on car insurance." "switch now..." well at compare.com, we say enough's enough. so we've created this mind boggling facility. where we're constantly scrutinizing millions of rates... answering the question: who has the lowest. go to compare.com, plug in som

scott: hello. i'm scott thuman in for sharyl attkisson. welcome to "full measure." the european migrant crisis is hitting a wall. this week, a string of countries announced measures to block new refugees and deport some of the million who crossed into europe last year. sweden is set to reject 80,000 people, half may be forced to leave against their will. finland intends to expel up to 20,000 asylum seekers. austria announced it will deport at least 50,000 and set a cap on those they will accept. sentiment in many countries began something of a seachange after a string of sexual attacks on women were reported in finland, austria, and in cologne, germany on new year's eve. many put a name to the actions -- "taharrush" -- which is a among some arab men, now dubbed the "rape game." some debate whether the "rape game" is real. but in cologne, we found, at the very least, a new reality that chain it is girls' night out in cologne, germany and along for the ride, a level of anxiety these young women they haven't felt before. >> our teachers gave us a piece of paper saying

we have lukas and scott are lukas and scott are chatting about fast and furious lukas and scott are chatting about fast and furious lukas and scott are chatting about fast and furious scott:good morning siouxland. we have some cold conditions as we wake up this morning in the teens and 20s. we've got some clouds cruising through with a few flurries. the wind is pretty calm at 10 miles per hour or less. passing through the dayplanner, it looks like overall we'll have a pretty nice scott: here's a quick in the teens and 20s. we've got some clouds cruising through with a few flurries. the wind is pretty calm at 10 d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... " lukas: still to come... digging out the snow ... we'll have more from siouxland's snow mother nature this week... and there is still plenty of snow on the ground outside. now that the blizzard is over... the metro area is dealing with the aftermath. people in the downtown area were trying to make it through the snowy streets all day yesterday... and in some cases tr

thanks so much, scott thuman. ahead on "full measure" -- with new hampshire behind and south carolina ahead, the political campaigns head into a whole new phase. we'll talk with two political kingmakers about what makes 2016 sharyl: the remaining presidential candidates have launched from new hampshire to the next prizes on the campaign trail -- nevada and south carolina. as the field narrows, the campaigns and their spending will become more fierce and focused. the making of the president in this election year will involve billions of dollars and some new political tactics. last week, kingmakers from both political parties, republican karl rove and democrat jim messina, appeared together and gave their views on what's different about the 2016 race. karl: on the ides of march, it was a bad day for caesar and it is going to be a pretty bad day for candidates. sharyl: karl rove was architect of the two successful w. bush. his super pac, american crossroads, hasn't formally committed to a republican this election, bu

scott : right. jerry: themselves of that opportunity, it's up to each and every individual but you like to think that the effect of the law does have some impact on behavior. i believe that the facts and the statistics will bear that out. scott : but the other thing, and maybe justin can speak to this, is one does have this deep sense that the punishment should somehow fit the crime, that even if we could protect the community by locking that some crimes just don't merit that, i take it, particularly with drugs stuff. sara was mentioning this before that sometimes people feel like these sentences just don't seem fair that someone is going to prison for a long time and who knows, maybe it does reduce crime rates to send them to prison for that long but is that really fair to this person and that person's family for a justin: right, and under the federal statute, title 18, section 3553, the federal district court judge has a set number of factors that he or she has to consider as well but the importan

thanks so much, scott thuman. ahead on "full measure" -- with new hpshire behind and south carolina ahead, the political campaigns head into a whole new phase. we'll talk with two political kingmakers about what makes 2016 different. ♪ sharyl: the remaining presidential candidates have launched from new hampshire to the next prizes on the campaign trail -- nevada and south carolina. as the field narrows, the campaigns and their spending will become more fierce and focused. the making of the president in this election year will involve billions of dollars and some new political tactics. last week, kingmakers from both political parties, republican karl rove and democrat jim messina, appeared together and gave their views on what's different about the 2016 race. march, ithe ides of was a bad day for caesar and it is going to be a pretty bad day for candidates. sharyl: karl rove was architect of the two successful presidential campaigns of george w. bush. his super pac, american crossroads, hasn't formally committe

thanks so much, scott. still ahead on "full measure" -- it's been decades since the military draft has been part of the national debate, but it's back for a new generation and this time for both men and sharyl: the draft or "conscription" to compel service was once a right of passage for many young american men. even though it ended 43 years ago, under the law, young men are still required to register for the draft in case it needs to be revived. now, there's new debate over whether the so-called selective service should be less selective. should women be required to register, too? the call of duty could be a consequence of equal rights on the battlefield. sec. carter: we cannot afford to -- this means that as long as they qualify and meet the meet the nation and ways they have not been able to before. sharyl: in december, defense secretary ashton carter opened every single corner of the military to women, without exception. secretary carter: they'll be able to serve as army rangers and green berets, navy s

thanks so much, scott. still ahead on "full measure" -- it's been decades since the military draft has been part of the national debate, but it's back for a new generation and sharyl: the draft or "conscription" to compel service was once a right of passage for many young american men. even though it ended 43 years ago, under the law, young men are still required to register for the draft in case it needs to be revived. now, there's new debate over whether the so-called selective service should be less selective. should women be required to register, too? consequence of equal rights on the battlefield. sec. carter: we cannot afford to -- this means that as long as they qualify and meet the standards, women will be able to meet the nation and ways they have not been able to before. sharyl: in december, defense secretary ashton carter opened every single corner of the military to women, without exception. secretary carter: they'll be able to serve as army rangers and green berets, navy seals, marine corps inf

scott: exactly. that's american perio-- that american period of hegemony made it possible for something as threatening as the internet to develop. no other state could develop it the way the west could-- the u.s. could. as the internet became politically and militarily and economically so important and threatening, the largest states reasserted their authority. charlie: they wanted to take away authority from the u.s.? what impetus of the snowden revelations activists-- what does the impetus of the snowden revelations add to this? i'm asking these questions. america had a great degree of authority. scott: the question was in silicon valley itself. for a decade, there had been relative agreements between military intelligence agencies and the united states -- in the united states and the silicon valley companies. they could be negotiated privately. what snowden did was tell the whole silicon valley subculture that they were serving something that they had not been aware of. charlie: a part of somethin

scott: that is next week on "full measure." now to take a look at some viewer comments on earlier shows. several of you took to social media to discuss our report on the 2012 attack on u.s. diplomatic compound in benghazi, libya. @worthyjoe tweeted -- "the soldiers have no reason to lie. only the politicians do." and many of you were talking about last week's report on the affordable care act. rob felt the report was one-sided, writing -- "would have liked to see the pro-aca folks given equal time for rebuttal." we're all about accountability here on "full measure" -- even when it's holding ourselves accountable. so we have to confess to a map mistake and a graphic that moved kansas just a bit north of reality. we do know where kansas is. it's where we're being seen on ksas, fox/kansas. thank you for watching. i'm scott thuman. sharyl attkisson will be back next sunday. our lead story today was from

thanks so much, scott thuman. ahead on "full measure" -- with new hampshire behind and south carolina ahead, the political campaigns head into a whole new phase. we'll talk with two political sharyl: the remaining presidential candidates have launched from new hampshire to the next prizes on the campaign trail -- nevada and south carolina. as the field narrows, the campaigns and their spending will become more fierce and focused. the making of the president in this election year will involve billions of dollars and some new political tactics. last week, kingmakers from both political parties, republican karl rove and democrat jim messina, appeared together and gave their views on what's different about the 2016 race. karl: on the ides of march, it was a bad day for caesar and it is going to be a pretty bad day for candidates. sharyl: karl rove was architect of the two successful presidential campaigns of george w. bush. his super pac, american crossroads, hasn't formally committed to a republican this election, bu

thanks so much, scott thuman. ahead on "full measure" -- with new hampshire behind and south carolina ahead, the political campaigns head into a whole new phase. we'll talk with two political kingmakers about what makes 2016 sharyl: the remaining presidential candidates have launched from new hampshire to the next prizes on the campaign trail -- nevada and south carolina. as the field narrows, the campaigns and their spending will become more fierce and focused. the making of the president in this election year will involve billions of dollars and some new political tactics. last week, kingmakers from both political parties, republican karl rove and democrat jim messina, appeared together and gave their views on what's different about the 2016 race. karl: on the ides of march, it was a bad day for caesar and it is going to be a pd day of the two successful presidential campaigns of george his super pac, american crossroads, hasn't formally committed to a republican this election, but rove has been a strong jeb bus

lukas scott: thanks scott lukas service... uber kalamazoo, michigan shooting suspect worked for the company. uber released a statement saying the 45-year-old had passed a background check. but the e mpany did not address reports saying-- dalton picked up fares in between shooting incidents. kalamazoo public safety said they are investigating those reports. at least e eht people were shot-- saturday night-- in three locations in kalamazoo. six of the victims were killed. lukas: bill cosby's wife camille is scheduled to give her deposition in a

>> reporter: well scott, a very destructive couple of days. look at the tornado reports over the last 24 hours from the gulf coast. and today, adding those additional reports from around virginia. a lot of damage, several fatalities, unfortunately. tornado watches are something you don't see very much in february extending all the way up into southeastern pennsylvania and southern new jersey tonight. we're tracking an aggressive line of thunderstorms moving north and east very quickly, reaching all the way up into new york. in fact, all the way up into the warmer temperatures getting into southern new england and early tomorrow morning could even see a couple severe thunderstorms there, as well. so here's the line moving through d.c., moving through new york. just before midnight tonight. and then into the boston area right during the early morning commute before moving off shore. and the snow slowly winding down on the cold side of all of this. and so scott, even as the rain and snow tapers off, a lot of wind across the midwest and northeast

>> reporter: scott, a very destructive couple days. look at the tornado reports from the last 24 hours from the gulf coast. today add additional reports from west virginia. several fatality, unfortunately. tornado watches are something you don't see very much in february extending up into southern new hampshire tonight. we're tracking an aggressive line of thunderstorms moving north and east very quickly, york. in fact, all the way up into the warmer temperatures greg into southern new england and early tomorrow morning could even see there, as well. so here's the line moving through d.c., moving through new york. just before midnight tonight. then into the boston area right during the early morning commute before moving off shore. and the snow slowly winding down so scott, even as the rain and snow tapers off, a lot of wind across the midwest and northeast tomorrow. that too could lead to some flight delays across the area. >> pelley: eric fisher, wbz. eric, thank you very much. well, donald trump is moving like a storm front through

thanks so much, scott thuman. with new hampshire behind and south carolina ahead, the political campaigns head into a whole new phase. we'll talk with two political kingmakers about what makes 2016 sharyl: the remaining presidential candidadas have launched from new hampshire to the next prizes on the campaign trail -- nevada and south calina. as the field narrows, e campaigns and their spending the making of the president in this election year will involve billions of dollars and some new political tactics. last week, kingmakers from both political parties, republican karl rove and democrat jim messina, appeared together and gave their views on what's different about the 2016 race. rl: on the ides ofarch, it was a bad day for caesar and it is going to be a pretty bad day for candidates. sharyl: karl rove was architect of the two successful presidential campaigns of george w. bush. his super pac, america crossroads, hasn't formally committed to a republican this election, but rove has been a strong jeb bush suppor

thanks so much, scott. still ahead on "full measure" -- it's been decades since the military draft has been part of the national debate, but it's back for a new generation and sharyl: the draft or "conscription" to compel service many young american men. even though it ended 43 years ago, under the law, young men are still required to register for the draft in case it needs to be revived. now, there's new debate over whether the so-called selective service should be less selective. should women be required to register, too? the call of duty could be a consequence of equal rights on the battlefield. sec. carter: we cannot afford to -- this means that as long as they qualify and meet the standards, women will be able to meet the nation and ways they have not been able to before. sharyl: in december, defense secretary ashton carter opened every single corner of the military to women, without exception. secretary carter: they'll be able to serve as army rangers and green berets, navy seals, marine corps infantr

thanks so much, scott thuman. ahead on "full measure" -- with new hampshire behind and south carolina ahead, the political campaigns head into a whole new phase. kingmakers about what makes 2016 presidential candidates have launched from new hampshire to the next prizes on the campaign trail -- nevada and south carolina. campaigns and their spending focused. the making of the president in this election year will involve political tactics. last week, kingmakers from both karl rove and democrat jim messina, appeared together and gave their views on what's different about the 2016 race. karl: on the ides of march, it was a bad day for caesar and it is going to be a pretty bad day for candidates. sharyl: karl rove was architect of the two successful presidential campaigns of george w. bush. his super pac, american crossroads, hasn't formally committed to a republican this election, but rove has been a strong jeb bush supporter. jim messina is the yin to rove's yang. jim: president obama said to me in the 2012 presiden

thanks so much, scott thuman. ahead on "full measure" -- with new hampshire behind and south carolina ahead, the political campaigns head into a whole new phase. we'll talk with two political kingmakers about what makes 2016 sharyl: the remaining presidential candidates have launched from new hampshire to the next prizes on the campaign trail -- nevada and south carolina. as the field narrows, the campaigns and their spending focused. the making of the president in billions of dollars and some new political tactics. last week, kingmakers from both political parties, republican karl rove and democrat jim messina, appeared together and gave their views on what's different about the 2016 race. karl: on the ides of march, it was a bad day for caesar and it is going to be a pretty bad day for candidates. sharyl: karl rove was architect of the two successful presidential campaigns of george w. bush. his super pac, american crossroads, hasn't formally committed to a republican this election, but rove has been a strong je

lukas and scott are chatting about sly scott: a quiet tuesday with lukas and scott are chatting about sly stallone. lukas and scott are chatting about sly stallone. lukas and scott are chatting about sly stallone. scott: a quiet tuesday with lukas and scott are chatting about sly stallone. lukas and scott are chatting about sly stallone. lukas and scott are chatting about sly stallone. little disturbance is going to slide through with a rain snow mix during the evening hours following a mostly sunny day. today's high is 44 with sun and clouds. tonight's low is 23 under mostly clear skies. tomorrow's high is 40 with a light evening mix. let's get a check of your 7 day forecast where we'll have a beautiful weekend as highs stretch for friday and saturday. little disturbance is going to slide through with a rain snow mix during the evening hours following a mostly sunny day. today's high is 44 with sun and clouds. tonight's low is 23 under mostly clear skies. tomorrow's high is 40 with a light evening mix. let's get a check of your 7 day forecast where we'll have a beautiful weekend as h

lukas scott: thanks scott lukas service... uber kalamazoo, michigan shooting suspect worked for the company. uber released a statement saying the 45-year-old had passed a background check. but the e mpany did not address reports saying-- dalton picked up fares in between shooting incidents. kalamazoo public safety said they are investigating those reports. at least e eht people were shot-- saturday night-- in three locations in kalamazoo. six of the victims were killed. lukas: bill cosby's wife camille is scheduled to give her deposition in a against her husband later this morning. the comedian's attorneys are still fighting to stop it... but at this point, the deposition is expected to go ahead at nine a-m eastern in springfield, massachusetts. eight women have sued bill cosby for defamation. they claim h h portrayed them as liars, after they publicly accused him of sexually assaulting them. they're among 50 women who have raised sexual misconduct allegations against cosby ... he denies any wrongdoing. lukas: should gun manuf

thanks so much, scott thuman. ahead on "full measure" -- with new hampshire behind and south carolina ahead, the political campaigns head into a whole new phase. we'll talk with two political kingmakers about what makes 2016 sharyl: the remaining presidential candidates have launched from new hampshire to the next prizes on the campaign trail -- nevada and south carolina. as the field narrows, the campaigns and their spending will become more fierce and focused. the making of the president in this election year will involve billions of dollars and some new political tactics. last week, kingmakers from both political parties, republican karl rove and democrat jim messina, appeared together and gave their views on what's different about the 2016 race. karl: on the ides of march, it was a bad day for caesar and it is going to be a pretty bad day for candidates. sharyl: karl rove was architect of the two successful presidential campaigns of george w. bush. his super pac, american crossroads, hasn't formally election,

thanks so much, scott. still ahead on "full measure" -- it's been decades since the military draft has been part of the national debate, but it's back for a new generation and this time for both men and sharyl: the draft or "conscription" to compel service was once a right of passage for many young american men. even though it ended 43 years ago, under the law, young men are still required to register for the draft in case it needs to be revived. now, there's new debate over whether the so-called selective service should be less selective. should women be required to register, too? the call of duty could be a consequence of equal rights on the battlefield. sec. carter: we cannot afford to -- this means that as long as standards, women will be able to meet the nation and ways they have not been able to before. sharyl: in december, defense secretary ashton carter opened everi single corner of the military to women, without exception. secretary carter: they'll be able to serve as army rangers and green berets,

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thanks so much, scott thuman. ahead on "full measure" -- with new hampshire behind and south carolina ahead, the political campaigns head into a whole new phase. we'll talk with two political kingmakers about wt makes 2016 sharyl: the remaining presidential candidates have the next prizes on the campaign trail -- nevada and south carolina. as the field narrows, the campaigns and their spending will become more fierce and focused. the making of the president in this election year will involve billions of dollars and some new political tactics. last week, kingmakers from both political parties, republican karl rove and democrat jim messina, appeared together and gave their views on what's different about the 2016 race. karl: on the ides of march, it was a bad day for caesar and it is going to be a pretty bad day for candidates. sharyl: karl rove was architect of the two successful presidential campaigns of george w. bush. his super pac, american crossroads, hasn't formally committed to a republican this election, bu

i was very afraid of scott. right after that i filed for divorce. >> he focused all the rage he had upon the abortion issue and he chose dr. tiller as his target. >> reporter: one day roeder approaches eddie, a fellow ex-member of the montana freemen with a proposition. >> he came over and pulled me aside and said would you help me assassinate this doctor? i told him flat out, absolutely not. we don't go around snuffing out doctors, not at this time anyway. knowing scott, what he would do is sit and pray about the situation. and i could almost hear the prayer that he would say. it would be, lord, make me an instrument of your discretion. and apparently that's exactly what happened. >>> as the millennium turns in wichita, kansas, a growing sense of anxiety and paranoia surrounds dr. tiller and his clinic. and for very good reason. the anti-abortion group operation rescue embarks on a relentless campaign to shutter dr. tiller's clinic for good. >> their approach was to wear him down and peck at him from every angl

thanks so much, scott thuman. ahead on "full measure" -- with new hampshire behind and south carolina ahead, the political campaigns head into a whole new phase. we'll talk with two political kingmakers about what makes 2016 sharyl: the remaining presidential candidates have launched from new hampshire to the next prizes on the campaign trail -- nevada and south carolina. as the field narrows, the campaigns and their spending will become more fierce and focused. the making of the president in this election year will involve billions of dollars and some new political tactics. last week, kingmakers from both political parties, republican karl rove and democrat jim messina, appeared together and gave their views on what's different about the 2016 race. karl: on the ides of march, it was a bad day for caesar and it is going to be a pretty bad day for candidates. sharyl: karl rove was architect of the two successful presidential campaigns of george w. bush. his super pac, american crossroads, hasn't formally committed