years old. king eddie, wrapped an anointed king who used to be a rabbi. soul man, remembering don cornelius with a woman who knew him well. joins us to pay tribute. it is all right here right now on cnn. hello. thank you for joining us. josh powell was once a suspect in his wife's disappearance. tonight he appears guilty of another heinous crime, one that claimed his life and the lives of his two young children. an explosion in the home appears to have killed the three of them. powell was previously identified by utah police as the loan person of interest in the disappearance of his wife susan powell. josh claims the last time he saw her was december 9, 2009. joining me is mccarthy. i'm joined on the phone. first to you on the ground, let me ask you the story. what is happening at the house now? >> reporter: what's happening is securing the scene for the night. the investigators are leaving. they have secured the house and removed the body of joshua powell and his two sons and will return tomorrow morning. you can probably see where the lights are set up back there inside through the trees and the darkness. that is the home that went up in flames. what we are told is at about 12:13 this afternoon a case worker contracted with the department of social health services was dropping josh powell's sons off for a regularly scheduled supervised visit. he had only been allowed supervised visits. the kids got out of the car and ran to the door as they generally do. josh let them in and slammed the door shut. the case worker said she heard explosions from inside the house. flames quickly enclosed the house. by the time firefighters arrived the home was completely engulfed in flames. joshua powell and his two sons were inside. all three of them died. from what we heard is that this was an act of evil. they are calling this a murder suicide. they are saying joshua powellal rigged the house to exexplode and burn. the bodies have been taken away to the medical examiner. there will be autopsies to determine if there was another cause of death. >> stand by. good reporting. i want to get to ed who i spoke with earlier. ed, you said you believe at the time that josh powell set this up. >> reporter: there is no doubt about that. there were only three people in thunderstorm house when this happened. we have to wait for the official confirmation but we have recovered all three bodies and we believe they are josh powell and two kids and this is done intentionally. this was a double homicide and he planned it. he used excelerant because the house went up very, very fast. we have just now gotten to the point where we are able to start processing the scene to determine origin and cause on the fire. >> what about reports. i think you told me earlier that you had an e-mail from josh powell. >> there is an e-mail being circulated that has gone to family and friends of his stating that he couldn't live with what was going on and a couple of lines. we have not confirmed that but we do believe that it is from him and it confirms what we know he did here today and it shows this is what he intended to do, to kill the two children and kill himself. >> besides the e-mail he had a hearing last week. it is believed he may have been upset by the hearing? >> he had a hearing last week where he was ordered to do some tests and he was trying to get custody of the kids and was not able to get custody of the kids and judge determined they would continue to live with juzen's parents. this was a supervised visit which has happened before. the lady brought the kids here per court order. she called 911 and tried to get in. within minutes the house was on fire. this was done deliberately and intentionally and the plan was carried out very quickly. >> thank you very much. i want to go back now to kevin mccarthy. josh obwrsly troubled. his father, as well. are you hearing from neighbors or relatives in and around the scene? >> they are not hearing a lot from neighbors. josh powell kept to himself in this neighborhood. this is a home he moved to after he had to leave his father's house after he lost custody of his kids. he wasn't allowed to have the kids in his house. steven is under a suicide watch inside the pierce county jail. he blamed the police for all of this and he was placed under a suicide watch. i contacted josh powell earlier this week. i was at the custody hearing where he was hoping to get his kids back. that case was stayed. that is when the state attorney general's office here raised concerns about what they say were pornographic images found on a computer in 2009. powell was ordered to undergo a lie detector test and counseling. the next hearing was delayed until late july. joshua powell left and looked distraught. i have talked to josh powell since i first met him this summer. i have seen him get more distraught. he looked ten years older than the time i met him. he had dark circles under his eyes and then this happened here today. >> thank you very much. we appreciate your reporting. many hoped that josh powell could someday shed some light on what happened to his wife. earlier i spoke with a criminal defense attorney. >> the saddest part is now we may know what happened to the two young boys but we will never know what happened to susan. that's the torture and that's a sick mind. that's a criminal mind. >> you believe he knew something about susan's disappearance. >> absolutely. and i think because the boys were getting older i think they were starting to verbalize and maybe he got scared of what those kids were saying. >> these poor kids. this was a disturbed family. >> yes. absolutely. there were a lot of reports we know that josh powell's father was arrested for child porn had put the moves on susan and made sexual advances to her and had stolen her underwear from her drawer and she reported this and said i'm not comfortable with this man. he makes me very nervous. so there were very disturbing patterns and 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president he was pro choice, pro gun control, pro health care reform. as soon as he drank the elixir to run for president he is antieverything else. if we get mitt romney we are salivating because the campaign they ran against carey in 2004 is going to pail compared to 2012. >> newt gingrich didn't hold back last night. back in the post caucus news conference which was very unusual here is a take of what he had to say about mitt romney. >> i don't think there are m mechanisms to turn to somebody who is is dishonest. if you can't tell the truth this is a charge made by mccain, thomps thompson. >> so jamie, watching this what are democrats thinking? what is the president thinking or his strategists as they are watching newt gingrich go after mitt romney this way? i want a more positive tone and then is very negative against romney. >> a theme from last night is newt gingrich really dislikes mitt romney. it's gotten really, really bad. i think if i had to give romney any advice it is just don't talk about newt gingrich at all and just continue to run your campaign. the more he prods gingrich the more angry he is going to get and that means he is going to stay there until the end of the race. if i were romney i would be quiet about gingrich and continue to run a campaign. >> well, is is gingrich running out of steam by doing this? because is he focusing on the wrong person because romney was all obama, obama, obama and gingrich was romney, romney, romney? >> i don't think gingrich is interested in winning the presidency. i think he is just trying to keep it from romney. it is a i hate romney tone. it wasn't presidential. he'll have some strong states in the south. it doesn't add up to delegates. it can deny mitt romney that number of delegates. >> thank you very much. remember to check with cnn tuesday evening. our entire political team will be here to bring you the latest results. our coverage begins tuesday evening. coming up bishop wrapped and pronounced king in a 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>> i watched the extended version. i'm a proud christian. a stirring in me kicked so deep. it was so offensive that they would present a sermon that had no basis scripturally. >> let's talk human to human. if you are -- is this what jesus and the lord and christianity is about, this sort of ceremony and showmanship? that's the whole thing about bishop eddie long and mega churches, that people have questions about. >> this kind of boisterous granding of showing of faith is certainly something that is miscued biblically. that is a problem. the second problem of this is people have to ask, what kind of influence are they under. >> ralph says he has performed the same ceremony many times before the ritual with bishop long. two children in washington state, two children and their father dead after an explosion levels their house. you can see what it did in the video. police believe it may have been blown up on purpose. that's ahead. for fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. the new york giants are the new super bowl champions. for the second time in five years new york defeated the new england patriots for the nfl championship. these are pictures from lucas oil stadium in indianapolis. everybody is excited there kind of. more excited in new york. eli manning led the drive that capped the giants comeback. the pentagon is investigating the death of the highest ranking soldier to die in afghanistan. general died friday apparently of natural charges. he was deployed to afghanistan to assist the nato training mission. police in peerps county washington believe josh powell is responsible for an explosion at his own home that appears to have claimed the lives of him and his children. utah police identified powell as the person of interest in the disappearance of his wife, susan powell cox. it is no secrete that josh powell was locked in a bitter custody battle with his wife's parents. just four days ago a judge ruled against him deciding his two children would remain with their grandfather ordering powell to undergo a psycho sexual investigation. thank you for joining us. my condolences to the family because i know you know them. this must be tremendously difficult for you and them at this time. what were you given from the family about josh powell's behavior? >> i represented the family in connection with the parents. they believe he was clearly a person of interest in the disappearance and death and they were very much opposed to them having contact with the children. i was not the lawyer. today it is devastating, unspeakable day. it's one where the family, my clients had always had very real and very serious fears about josh powell. >> do you believet that josh powell is capable of such a crime? >> absolutely. i believe he was capable of killing his wife. we had always said that publicly for two years now. i believe he was capable of this although no one could imagine something as bad as this, setting himself and the kids on fire. it is beyond belief and beyond being thinkable. >> i spoke with a criminal defense attorney and a former prosecutor and she said she believed this may have happened because the children were getting older and were starting to give away secrets that josh powell didn't want them giving away. >> we heard that in the casey anthony case. as recently as christmas the boys were talking about the minds in utah. the boys were talking about that, at least the oilder boys to their grandparents. >> do you believe as law enforcement believes they are responsible for this. do you believe that is going to go with him to his grave or do you think it will be revealed? >> i firmly believe, i practiced law almost 30 years. i have never seen anything like this. i think that what we saw today gives away the decision. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you. we want to go to the big stories for the week ahead. our correspondents tell you what you need to know. we begin with the president's plans for the week. >> reporter: at the white house, in italy the eurozone's economy deals with the economic woes. on thursday they will talk about a range of issues but in particular what the italian government is doing to restore market confidence. on tuesday president obama will host the second white house science fair, a chance to celebrate across the country and show initiatives for more students to excel. the house is expected to take up a bill that would ban insider trader among lawmakers and thousands. the senate passed its version of the bill last week. and the senatet is expected to vote on a long debated plan to fund the federal aviation administration for four years. the house adopted on friday. this could also be a key week in the negotiations to extend the payroll tax cuts for a full year at the house senate conference committee tasked with working out a deal and closer and closer to their deadline. following friday's strong jobs, wall street is gearing up. we'll hear from coca-cola, disney, cisco, bp, visa and sprint. state attorney generals have until monday to agree on a deal with the nation's biggest banks that could be worth as much as $25 billion. and we learned that some mortgage services companies signed off on foreclosures without checking if all the paperwork was accurate. that's all ahead. we'll keep an eye on that on monday and the business news of the week on cnn money. we turn to jackie for the news of the week. >> we are working on very peculiar weather for the month of february we are tracking in the week ahead. there is a disturbed area of weather heading towards florida tomorrow that may have some tropical elements to it. we could be talking about a subtropical storm within the next 24 hours. the other unusual thing is the temperatures well above average in the week ahead. we will see some cold air intrusions in the upper midwest. windy conditions across the northern tier. mild conditions across the south. look at the edge of your map there. that's a big storm hitting the west coast. we have high wind watches for the san francisco area for monday night into tuesday. be prepared for that. tomorrow's commute tonight starting out with city number five, boston massachusetts. wind will be the issue. 30 miles per hour gusts expected in the afternoon hours. may be delays at logan airport. chicago looking at windy conditions, too. maybe 20 miles per hour gusts here. cloudy conditions making it difficult. city number three,ome maw, nebraska after a nice dumping of snow late last week warm air is moving over the snow. fog is developing. it is out there already. it is going to be a slow commute. possible delays at the airport. looking better as you head after the 10:00 a.m. hour. city number two, indianapolis. something about a football game perhaps. volume will be a problem at indianapolis international airport and patchy fog for about 9:00 or so. city number one, take a look at this beautiful picture for you tonight. can you recognize it? >> i see it. >> miami. >> palm springs in the foreground. kind of hazy. it is the tropical disturbance moving in. heavy showers and thunderstorms expected all through the day. city number one for travel problems is is miami, florida. >> i would not have recognized it. guess which one this is. not that one. >> i was going to say miami. >> that one. is that nashville? >> look at that. it is the empire state building. giants blue. >> i have a very small monitor. >> we don't have the big screen. congratulations to the giants. thank you, jackie. >> good game. up next here on cnn one of the original soul train dancers, jody wattly joins me to talk about the creator. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? 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