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>> if you watched the grammys last night you know it was a soulful tribute to whitney houston. one performer there still too shaken up to sing and we'll talk about all the winners from last night. a massive budget battle. an election preview. it seems to be. the president is unveiling his final spending plan before the 2012 election today. and you know what, it's mot even delivered to capitol hill and the gop is already on it. what are they going to say about it and how do we know this will be the preview of the general election campaign? and lin han sanity. look at this guy. knicks new sensation, jeremy lin, making headlines on the other side of the globe as well. >> keep your eyes on that one. this is one of those sensations that just sort of came out of know where. >> did you know about him before they wrote about him this weekend. >> never heard a thing about him. >> i don't know a lot about basketball. >> i do. i couldn't believe i didn't know this guy. wait until you hear the details. >> a fun story even if you're not a basketball fan. to one of the top stories, the death of music legend. you can't not know about whitney houston music lover or not, but the story becomes a mystery, how did she die? the autopsy now complete as we said. but just exactly what might have killed her could take weeks to find out. that's the status of the toxicology results, they take time. this report could take up to eight weeks for us to find out. sources it tell "the los angeles times" that detectives are looking into whether or not she drowned. she was found in a bathtub at the beverly hills hilton and tmz is reporting medical officials found water in her lungs, but the coroner would not comment on that. radar on-line says police found prescription drugs, valium and a sleeping medication in her hotel room as well. david mattingly has the latest from los angeles from us. if we talk about the toxicology reports, i know in michael jackson's case, which was, you know, the last big icon to die, those toxicology reports took three months for us to actually get the results. >> that's right. we're looking for at least a month. we're talking six to eight weeks before the toxicology reports come back in this case. there were so many reporters gathered here yesterday when the coroner came out to make a statement, so many questions about what kind of drugs were found at the scene, what kind of drugs might have been involved in this case and everyone walking away with very few answers at all. listen now to what the coroner had to say. >> i know there's reports that she maybe was drowned or did she overdose, but no, we won't make a final determination until all the tests are in. there was no visible signs of trauma and foul play is not suspected at this time. >> reporter: now you heard what the coroner there was able to confirm, that there were no visible signs of trauma, no foul play is suspected, and earlier the coroner did also confirm that whitney houston was found in her bathtub in her hotel room. that was reported earlier by police. paramedics did attempt to perform cpr when they arrived. they were unable to revive her there at the scene. again, all these reports about prescription drugs being found at the scene, none of that absolutely none of that confirmed yesterday. >> david, there were reports that her daughter, bobbi kristina, was taken to the hospital. do you know anything about that? >> reporter: a family member has confirmed to us she was taken to the hospital and released. wasn't serious. she was described as being overwhelmed. that was very understandable considering the circumstances. but no details really about inside houston's family. we know her former husband, bobby brown, did have to leave the stage during a performance. he got very emotional during a performance on saturday night and then he had to cancel a performance on sunday. everyone here absolutely reeling by this sudden news. >> we understand he has arrived in los angeles. i'm sure we're going to hear much more from you. david mattingly, live from l.a., thank you for that report. for anybody who is watching the grammys they certainly put together quite a tribute and it was really last minute too. one of the more memorable moments coming from jennifer hudson when she sang whitney's biggest hit. take a listen. ♪ and i will always love you ♪ i >> listen to that song forever, right? >> unbelievable. >> hudson singing "i will always love you." the host of the show, l.l. cool jay started the ceremony with a prayer for whitney. >> heavenly father, we thank you for sharing our sister whitney with us. today our thoughts are with her mother, her daughter, and all of her loved ones and although she is gone too soon, we remain truly blessed to have been touched by her beautiful spirit and to have her lasting legacy of music to cherish and share forever. amen. >> it's interesting to see the audience reacting like that. another huge music legend chaka khan backed out of the planned performance last night. just saying it was too soon for her to do that. this is what she tweeted. as i grieve the loss of my friend and, quote, little sister, i don't feel it appropriate to perform at this time. continue to pray for the family. you probably will be wondering what was going on with whitney's ex-husband bobby brown, he was performing and sobbing on a stage, he went ahead with a planned concert with new edition, his old group, in mississippi, this video take on the night of her death. he reportedly broke down before this show. he wasn't even on for the opening song, but he came out later, apparently quite emotional, crying several times on stage and then shouted out to the crowd, i love you whitney, and asked for prayers for his family. >> you want to honor your commitments, right, as an artist, but that's got to be a very, very dif cut moment. he skipped last night's concert in nashville and flew to los angeles to comfort his only child bobbi kristina. whitney houston never forget her new jersey roots and they won't forget her. every seat filled inside newark's new hope baptist church where she sang as a child along with her mother cissy houston and dionne warwick. >> flags flew at half staff at the school named after whitney houston, in east orange, new jersey, where she went to school. where she was born, the mayor, cory booker, said, quote, a legend and great american artist and always one of newark's and new jersey's treasured daughters. and the governor of new jersey also weighing in, chris christie, saying whitney houston was a true new jersey treasure. her terribly premature death is an awful loss. >> when i came in this morning somebody asked me what is the first whitney houston song you played right after. i said i didn't have to. because they were playing all over the place. reliving one of whitney houston's finest moments, this was the first one i heard, the stunning rendition of the st"th star-spangled banner" of the super bowl in 1991. ♪ and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> everybody was talking about, that nobody ever sang it like that. it was the performance that moved a nation. fighting the persian gulf war. houston had planned a different arrangement with jazz chords and gospel rhythms but the nfl asked her to strip it down and she did. it shot to number one on the billboard charts. the detroit pistons played it on the jumbo tron before their basketball game on sunday as well. >> look at ha. i was just listening to that. probably heard it a couple dozen times. each time goose bumps. just such -- you said no one had ever sung it like that and i don't think anyone ever will. >> i wonder if they didn't have anybody there live singing that and that was part of the tribute, that she would do that. incredible moment. ten minutes past the hour here. 6:30 this morning, we're talking to "rolling stone" magazine editor joe levy, he has the details on the death investigation, her final performance, and, of course, her lasting legacy. >> that legacy is what is so critical in this story. switching gears, another big day in politics. in a few hours the white house will release president obama's budget for the next fiscal year. expected to ignite a brand new war in washington over some old issues that just won't seem to go away like tax hikes for the wealthy and payroll tax holiday for millions of working families out there. . >> christine romans is in atlanta at the cnn center. what else is in his plan? good morning to you. >> good morning, ladies. you know they say a president's budget is sort of his blueprint or his, you know, wish list for how he'd like it to be, but don't forget that congress has to pass these things. we know how his are going right now between the president and this congress. what has the president laid out there in an election year for what he wants? he wants spending cuts and in the end, by 2013, he says he would have the budget deficit below 3% of gdp, that's good, $4 trillion in cuts overall, but targeted spending increases in infrastructure and education spending. he's really making what he looks like -- what looks like a play to the middle class, starting jobs on roads, extending, you know, airport projects, really trying to get some money out there in the economy. also, the buffet rule. how do you pay for this? raise taxes on the wealthy. one thing the bush tax cuts would be allowed to expire for the wealthiest earners and something called the buffet tax. you've heard of this. the buffet rule. for everyone that has $1 million or more, has to pay a 30% tax rate. you would have this targeted spending on the middle class, but be paid for by taxing the rich, something the republicans says is a nonstarter. >> christine, it bears repeating because the payroll tax cut for those who it would apply to, not the wealthiest, what does it mean in real numbers for folks on their paychecks? >> it's interesting. you're getting that right now and you had it last year. it's a few dollars, up to $40 a week in your paycheck. the president is also pushing out like trying to tell everyone that this is real money for you, if the payroll tax cut becomes permanent, something this budget is set to contain. listen to what president said in his weekly radio address. >> this tax cut is common sense. if you're a family making about $50,000 a year, this tax cut amounts to about $1,000 a year. that's about $40 in every paycheck. >> the interesting thing about that payroll tax holiday is a lot of people the studies show people say they haven't noticed the extra money in their paycheck but they would notice in this kind of economy if that moneye money isn't in their paycheck. making that to try to say let's make this permanent. >> it was exciting to see the boost in education spending. if it materializes. >> yeah. you know, the thing is, that this is a country that we have to have long-term deficit reduction at the same time needing to make improvements in the american economy. how you do that is a huge ideological fight between republicans and democrats in an election year no less. we'll hear more about the president and his budget. >> everyone has their pet -- we've got news breaking about the space program and the cuts there too. everybody has their pet projects that they think are the most important. thanks. >> we miss you over here. >> i'll see you in a few minutes. >> yeah. >> all right. it's chaos on the streets of athens as greek lawmakers approve another round of austerity measures. this was the scene outside the greek parliament. police are using tear gas and stun grenades to try to break up all of the protests. dozens of people have been arrested. lawmakers in greece have approved some really deep budget cuts and while that might sound great, not so much on the street. it was really necessary according to many for the eurozone leaders to sign off on the $172 billion bailout that they want to hand over to that itty bit itty country. like i said, it may not be resonating on the streets where matthew chance is live, he's in athens for us. it looks quiet behind you, but it has been a mess there all weekend. >> it has. it's been utter chaos here on the streets of athens. this is the main square outside the parliament building right behind me. tens of thousands of people last night on the streets, protesting against these austerity measures which are deeply unpopular. thousands clashed with the riot police, buildings set ablaze, there were stun grenades fired, tear gas, the air was like full of this really choking gas, very difficult to breathe at many points throughout the evening. so unpopular and anger against the austerity measures. you mentioned it may sound like a good thing. from the point of view from the euro perhaps or the banks in europe, it certainly is. there's been a positive reaction to it. balance that with the fact that ordinary greeks have seen their country sink in terms of their living standards over the course of the past several years. unemployment among 16 to 24-year-olds, get this, 48%. now that's something that is truly, truly painful and the last thing they want to hear is there are going to be more austerity cuts, more job losses, more wage cuts in the years ahead. that's why there was such anger tonight. >> did they realize, i was reading over some of the numbers, i knew it was bad where you were standing, but that greece's debts are 160% of their gdp? that is off the rails, matthew. >> yeah. there's no doubt that greece's debt problems are astronomical. they spent years borrowing way, way more at low interest rates than they could ever repay. you speak to ordinary greeks and they say give us 200 years to pay these debts off and it's not going to happen. why are we trying? why are we trying to couple these services when we know we're never going to pay this money back. >> that's fascinating. 48% unemployment. you know, we're talking about 8% being astronomical here. matthew chance, thank you. thank you for that. 16 minutes past the hour. snowy, icy start of the work week in the south and midwest. it is downright cold, rob marciano. >> winter is here, guys. good morning, it's monday in the middle of february and we're finally getting weather like we should. here are pictures out of west texas, amarillo, lubbock, seeing a decent amount of snow yesterday. five, six inches in some spots, enough to shut down roads and cause accidents. similar scene last night through kansas. here's shots out of wichita, where snow has been falling and some crews were out dealing with multiple car accidents in that state. and the snow now heading through oklahoma, even parts of north texas, getting into arkansas as well. cold air has settled into the eastern third of the country. don't have to tell you about that. it was a chilly weekend. 20s right now as far south as the florida panhandle. here comes the moisture. rain in louisiana. north of dallas. across the red river, getting into snow. winter storm warnings posted for arkansas and the snowfall we expect to see, four to six inches in some spots, but stretching into chicago and the good news with this system is it exits the mountains, we're looking at a decent amount of snow pack that continues to build thankfully out west. new york, you got winds, travel delays there in the morning dallas maybe delays and san francisco and los angeles, your next round of pacific storms heads into the west coast. back to you. >> rob marciano, thank you for that. still to come on "early start," heard of this? lin sanity? lin incredible, lin it to win it, that was my own, i made it up. >> lin it to win it. >> it may be. >> may catch on. >> it may catch on. his name is jeremy lin and if you don't know about him now, you need to know about him in the next segment. stick around for it. >> if you have a little super star in the making he gives those little guys hope. >> it's a great story. two big wins for mitt romney this weekend, so why does it feel like he lost? >> and also, in syria it just continues to get worse. look at this. tanks that are reportedly covered with civilians too as human shields and now the arab league has made a decision, stepping in to say we need peacekeepers. is it going to work, though? you're watching "early start." el that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. 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like a penny every day. so from the big apple to beijing, yes, basketball fans everywhere have come down with a raging case of what's being called lin sanity. >> it's an amazing story, new york knicks jeremy lin taking the nba by storm from obscurity to global sensation in a span of eight days. richard roth with a lin incredible story. >> reporter: jeremy lin is now a real-life urban legend. from last man on the new york knicks bench to overnight star. >> what we're seeing in new york is something that i have never seen, and we haven't seen for generations really. >> lin showing off the handle. >> reporter: it was saturday night lin fever in frigid minneapolis as lin helped the traveling nicks to their fifth straight win. ratings for the knicks television on msg network have soared. >> my friends suddenly have become very interested in basketball, suddenly. >> reporter: blonde's sports bar seemed a little extra crowded. why are you here tonight? >> check out the lin sanity. >> reporter: the first chinese-american nba player, lin is drawing in newcomers to the sport. >> my fiancee, perfect example, she will be here later tonight, saw a couple plays, thinks he's amazing. >> watched my first nba game in years just yesterday, so -- and i think he's really revitalized the entire not only the knicks but the entire league. >> reporter: the whole country seemed to be still buzzing about friday night, when lin scored 38 points and drove the nicks to a victory over the storied los angeles lakers. >> it was amazing. how could you not be excited? look at the knicks? have you followed them the last ten years and then this guy shows up and knows how to play the game. you have to be excited. >> reporter: after the loss lakers super star kobe bryant conceded lin's work ethic is a good example for young kids. >> who's your favorite player? >> jeremy lin. >> jeremy lin. >> what do you like about him? >> that he's a beast. >> reporter: that means very tough for you nonsports fans just catching up on lin's exploits which have occurred in just one week. >> and let's hope it continues. but, you know, we can't put him in the hall of fame yet. >> reporter: lin's numbers dropped in the second half saturday, and he was glad the team would be off for two days. >> i don't know. i just feel like i'm still living a dream, feel like i'm in a dream right now. >> reporter: he's not the only one now dreaming. what do you like best about lin? >> he's tall and dreamy. >> reporter: richard roth, cnn, new york. >> tall and dreamy and i got to tell you, by nba standards he is not tall. he is 6'3", 200 pounds. another side note here, he's a harvard grad. >> really? >> he is, indeed. they've produced five presidents of the united states, but only four nba players. since 1954. >> who was the last? >> 1954. >> that is quite a story. >> i'm not a basketball fan but these are the kind of stories that can -- >> touch everyone. dreamy. >> still ahead, still, i mean this is the story that is just sort of gripping everyone. touching tributes at the grammys because of the death of whitney houston. this music industry is absolutely in mourning over the loss of this incredible diva. >> and mitt romney wins a big conservative straw poll. why are so many on the right still saying he is so wrong. you're watching "early start." ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first. get more whole grain than any other ingredient... just look for the white check. get more whole grain than any other ingredient... in addition to the two hundred plus facilities that the university of phoenix has we have a very progressive online learning environment. we have something called phoenix connect that allows students to have a social network. you can post discussion questions. we have more than twenty thousand faculty members, chances are one of them is online when you need some assistance. i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. ♪ hi, good morning. it is 30 minutes past the hour. i'm ashleigh banfield. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. thank you for joining us this morning. it is time to check the stories that are making news. it could be weeks before investigators know exactly why whitney houston died. coroner's officials say they will not release any information on an autopsy that was performed yesterday, that is at the request of police detectives investigating the singer's death. the arab league stepping up pressure on syria to stop the incredible massacre. members of the arab league, which suspended syria last month, are now calling for a joint peacekeeping mission with the united nations. and the greek parliament approving deep budget cuts as athens burns. take a look at those images. violence is spreading across the country as lawmakers voted for an austerity bill to secure a second eu bailout. president obama is unveiling his 2013 budget today and republicans are already taking him to task for his plan to hike taxes for americans who make more than $250,000. a year. washington state, is on the verge of becoming the seventh state of the union to legalize same-sex marriage. the governor expected to sign that bill into law today. and adele, dominating at the grammys. the singer scooping up six awards including record, song and album of the year. >> nice to see her recovered. >> i know. we're trying to cut through rumors surrounding whitney houston's tragic death. here's what really happened or we're trying to figure out what really happened in her last hours. here's what we know for sure. law enforcement officials say that there is no foul play. an autopsy is finally complete. however, the results are on hold as officials wait for the toxicology report and that could take eight weeks. >> of course there are reports coming in from all different sources. the website tmz says that water was found in whitney houston's lungs, but the coroner decided there would be no comment on that. we do know that she was found in a bathtub in the "l.a. times" is reporting that detectives are looking into a possible drowning scenario. in the meantime radar on-line, another website, says that police found prescription drugs, particularly lor raza pam, xanax, valium and sleeping medication in her hotel room. david mattingly has the latest from los angeles and joins us live. david, the question is, while they await taxcology reports, which as we know can take weeks and weeks in the best case scenario, does anybody think they might have a grip on exactly what caused her death? >> well, that's just the point here. the police have asked for a hold to be placed on all information on what was found at the scene, what sort of contributing factors there might have been to whitney houston's death. we're told this is something common that they do in high-profile cases. at the moment, officially at least, it leaves us all with the barest of essential information about her death. there was a lengthy press conference from the county coroner yesterday, but what we actually were able to take away from that could be summed up in a few seconds and we have that for you right here. listen. i'm sorry. we don't have that sound here, but what they were telling us was that there was no signs of trauma and no foul play, so again, just the bare essential information and then telling us it's going to be six to eight weeks, well over a month, before the toxicology reports come back and we have an official answer about what might have happened here. >> david mattingly, thanks so much. it always takes that long. this is not a particular unusual case. want to show you a couple of these newspapers. sort of distressing. "the daily news" putting this photograph on the cover, showing a disshoveled whitney houston saying prescription for death, but then zoraida if you look at "the new york post" -- >> i said when i saw this morning, doesn't look like her really, but it is a lovely picture, a lovely picture. but the one that you had was, you know, just -- >> it hurts to see that. >> days before and that was quite controversial also because in that picture, there was blood on her legs and people were trying to figure out what is going on with whitney houston. >> i want to remember her like "the new york post" has her. >> the diva, right, that we all knew growing up. >> yeah. >> all right. 6:30 this morning. we're talking to "rolling stone" editor joe levy, the latest details on the death investigation, her final performance. we want to talk about this woman's lasting legacy. >> right. the legacy, which is what we were just looking at on those newspapers. still ahead, as well, on "early start," big political news. >> yep. >> winning weekend for mitt romney. he's still facing a critical challenge, however. he needs to convince conservatives that he is the one. and sarah palin in particular, she's not convinced yet. >> and also, a murder trial in alabama that has a lot of people talking. a man accused of killing his bride on a scuba diving honeymoon on the great barrier reef in australia. you're watching "early start." we can start losing muscle --, 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. 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[ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios... five whole grains, 110 calories. ♪ the four tops, baby i need your loving, what a beautiful shot of the capitol glowing. >> because we're going into politics, aren't we? baby, i need your lovin'. that's what mitt romney is saying. >> i think mitt needs serious loving. welcome back. it's 38 minutes past 5:00. washington, by the way, you're going to be 25 degrees right now, but warming up to i don't know, 47 or so. not so bad. i'll take that in february. after winning the maine caucuses and then, of course, the critical straw poll at the cpac convention, you would think that mitt romney would have the momentum. >> a little bit. >> but like i said, a lot of the talk in the republican circles this morning is about his inability to connect with those severely conservative conservatives. >> we're going to chat about that a bit. we have live from columbia, south carolina, republican strategist joel sawyer, from washington democratic consultant ed espinosa and cnn political editor paul steinhauser. paul, i am going to begin with you this morning. we have a lot to cover by the way gentlemen, if you could give me quick answers that would be great. one of the conservatives that remains unconvinced is indeed sarah palin. listen to what she said on sunday in sunday. >> i am not convinced and i don't think the majority of gop voters is convinced that's why you don't see romney get over the hump, still in the 30 percentile mark when it comes to approval and primary wins and caucus wins, he still hasn't risen above that yet because we are not convinced. >> but -- >> so the turnout was really low in maine as well. is sarah palin right? do they remain unconvinced? >> exit polls indicate the same thing. look at all of romney's big victories and when you break down the enrance and exit polls among the severely conservative using his term from cpac -- >> we're going to talk about that. >> he still has an issue. the win in maine and the win at cpac did help because he had a bad week before that. they did help. they were like a band-aid to a degree. he still has an issue with those on the right, hasn't gone away. this didn't solve the problem. >> talked about two things that are important. i'm going to talk about one of those with joel, santorum pulling down on romney's victory because of that poll. >> that's standard procedure in all of these straw polls, that campaigns who want to win go out and recruit people and provide, you know, free tickets for them to come and vote. there's nothing wrong with that. that's absolutely a strategy. we just don't think that's a good use of our resources and -- but governor romney, obviously, you know, may have a different idea. >> so he's suggesting romney bought the cpac straw poll. you were there. is he right? >> yeah. i don't have any evidence of one way or the other, but i will tell you if you're spending a lot of time bragging about or complaining about the results of the straw poll, that's time taken away spent about issues and time taken away from trying to convince conservatives and voters that control delegates that you're the guy to carry the flag for. >> we're going to switch gears here and talk about the controversy over mandatory contraception coverage. the obama administration proposed a compromise, the insurers pay for birth control, not the employers. catholic bishops are not tie'll talk about it. >> look to paraphrase the bishop's letter this is a distongue without a difference, an accounting difference. it's not a compromise the president has doubled down. >> so this, despite a pew poll saying that 58% of catholics want birth control coverage, more than the average person, actually, will obama have to listen to the bishops and conservatives again, ed? >> there has to be a dialog to move this through at this point. but ultimately, what is it that the people want? we can have regulations and rules that say that there's exemptions but it doesn't mean that the demand isn't there. so, when we go toe to toe with policy in the house, the question is, do you want government telling you what -- government defining this or do you want businesses telling you what type of health care you can and cannot have. it's a no-win situation as far as the policy goes. bottom line, the demand is there from the people and we've got to find a way to give it to them. >> all right. so i want to talk about that severely conservative moment. romney's getting a lot of heat for that. apparently was an adlib moment andle lest's listen and we'll t about it. >> i fought against long odds in a deep blue state but i was a severely conservative governor. >> all right. here it goes. people like eric ericsson say it sounded more like a critique of conservatism from the left, some people said it sounds like a disease. paul, what do you make of that? >> you know, it's interesting. look at his speech a year ago at cpac and the speech the other day. he barely said the word conservative a year ago. this time, you know, with competition, with some severe competition from santorum and gingrich, he had to show his conservative credentials and he -- more than used that word over and over and over again. >> joe, you were there. what did you think when you heard it? >> it was a very strange choice of words and i think that was reflected with a lot of the attendees that i talked to as well. it was a very odd way to describe your conserve it tism. the other thing he said, conservative over and over in the speech which is something he has not done before. if anything, it may have muddied the waters for him. why is he going out of the way to say conservative to us at cpac when he has not done this so much out on the stump. goes back to the trust deficit if you want to call it with romney. people are not sure what to make of him. >> one last question for all of you. hope you know your sports. jeremy lin of the new york knicks, five-game winning streak, first player since lebron james to have at least 20 points and eight assists in the first two starts, not a political question, you can only answer this with three words, one week wonder or new boy wonder? >> paul? >> i'm a nick fan so bring it on, i hope it is a new boy wonder. >> joel? >> new boy wonder. >> ed? >> playoff bound. >> all right. gentlemen, thanks for playing this morning. i appreciate it. still ahead on "early start," if you like to look through your lens out into space, this is not going to be news you're going to want to hear. all those great things we're doing, landing machines on mars to probe, well big budget cuts headed towards that agency. and you know what? our plans to explore mars just might be shelved. >> are these the rovers? >> they are. fascinating. >> the sandusky are ruling is expected to come down today. will the judge order him confined indoors? not allowed to do that, stand on his porch and look across the way. we're going to find out the answers to that and so much more. you are watching "early start." ? 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did whitney houston drowned? they are looking into possible drowning and to that scenario as the cause of her death. officials completed the autopsy but waiting for the toxicology report for that to be complete. and that could actually take months. in the meantime, a couple of websites have different varied reports. tmz say that water was found in her lungs although the coroner is not commenting on that. radar online says the prescription medications were found in her hotel room. the definitive reason will come from the kor noner. david mattingly is live in los angeles with the latest. david, it is not unusual after a death for toxicology reports to take weeks and sometimes months and celebrities make no difference. there are labs that are overloaded. so until that happens, we're just not going to really know, are we? >> reporter: that's right. we're looking at six to eight weeks according to the coroner in this case. there were so many questions when the coroner came out publicly to talk about what they were doing here. because the police have placed a hold on this case, which means they're holding all information from the public about what was found in that hotel room and details about whitney houston's death, they're holding that during their investigation. the coroner wasn't able to say much. but he was able to rule out a couple of important things. listen. >> i know there's reports that she may was drowned or overdose. but, no, we won't make a final determination until all the tests are in. there was no visible signs of trauma. foul play is not suspected at this time. >> reporter: and there it is, two big statements of the day that you could take away from that press conference. no visible signs of trauma. no foul play is suspected. but again, all of these questions about what did happen to whitney houston still lingering here. all the questions about were think prescription drugs found at the scene, were prescription drugs in her system at the time. that's going to have to wait until the toxicology reports come back weeks from now, possibly well over a month. >> all right, david mattingly live for us in los angeles. thank you for that. and the grammys honored whitney houston, the ceremony was tinged with sadness and mourning. >> she was remembered in prayer and song, remarkable song as kareen wynter now reports. >> i just want to say to whitney up in heaven, we all love you. >> reporter: at the 54th grammy awards the focus shift fred music to mortality. >> we've had a death in our family. >> reporter: host ll cool j led a prayer for whitney houston whose death on the eve of the grammys stunned the recording industry. jennifer hudson paid tribute a haunting version of houston's greatest hit "i will always love you." ♪ and i will always love you >> reporter: if this had been a normal grammys it would have been the sensational return of adele, singing publicly for the first time since vocal surgery since last year and left no doubt she's back. ♪ we could have had it all >> reporter: as expected, she won the grammy's top honor, album of the year, along with five other awards including record and song of the year. >> thank you so much. this is ridiculous. ♪ >> reporter: but on a night when glenn campbell is struggling the alzheimer's gave a farewell performance and the beachboys reunited on the grammy stage, the show will be remembered for an artist who won her last grammy over a decade ago. ♪ i will always love you >> reporter: kareen wynter, cnn, los angeles. >> a lot of people were reliving one of whitney houston's finest moments, the stunning rehn dings of "the star-spangled banner" at the super bowl. that was in 1991. ♪ the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ oer the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> that performance right there moved an entire nation as we were fighting the persian gulf war. houston planned a really different arrangement with that with jazz chords and gospel rhythms but the nfl asked her to strip it down and she sid did. the result of it, number one hit. it claimed top chart on the billboard charts. >> it gives me goose bumps. the detroit pistons brought that back to life. >> they played it on the jumbo-tron right before their basketball game on sunday. great tribute. all right. coming up at 6:30 this morning we're talking to "rolling stones" magazined or joe levy with the latest details of the death investigation, her final performance. we're doing to talk about her lasting legacy as well. also still ahead, have you been looking at the pictures in athens? 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(phone ringing) chase sapphire preferred, this is julie in springfield. the music mail sound upbeat at 12 minutes past 6:00 on the east, but let me tell you, greece is not the place you want to be ribl right now. violent protests rage og the streets of athens. waul weekend long and this morning. >> pictures are incredible. banks and shops, fires. there's a lot of anger over the austerity plan approved by parliament. they say the only alternative, folks, a catastrophic default. matthew chance is live from athens. matthew, can you share any of the details of the austerity plan so we can understand why it's causing such an uproar there? >> reporter: yeah, zoraida. a number of reasons. the first one is is that greeks are so angry that they've already endured two years of very harsh austerity cuts, standards of living on the drop of a cliff in this country. unemployment has risen to nearly 21% between ages 16 and 24. 48%. so, you know, public service has been slashed already. what are now being told is that they're going to have to endure years and years of further, further cuts. and that's something that deeply us from traited about, deeply angry about. you're going to see the minimum wage in this country which is what most operate on, frankly, be cut to about 600 or so dollars a month, which you can imagine living in a european capital isn't particularly cheap on that kind of money. it's not food at all. it's not easy. basic necessities aren't going to be easy to buy. hospital budgetses are going to be slashed, public services are going to be taken away, even those ones that remain. and so people are very, very angry that this is not the way forward for the country. they didn't want this to pass but, as you mentioned, the government felt it had no alternative. the alter tive is articulate bid the prime minister in a sort of kay chaotic collapse. >> is the violence increasing? >> reporter: now, today, it's not, no. this is an incident last night. it was a protest that was preplanned. 100,000 or more people came out on to this central square in athens to protest while the cabinet and while the parliament debated those austerity measures inside the parliament building behind me. it dissipated after about five or six hours but it was extremely violent. buildings were set ablaze. petrol bombs were thrown at the police and they responded with tear gas, and stun grenades. it was a running street battle in the center of the capital. >> matthew chance live in athens for us. appreciate that report. 15 minutes past 6:00. time to check top stories making news. los angeles coroner's office says it could be up to six to eight weeks before it's officially known what caused whitney houston's death. right now there is no sign of trauma and no sign of foul play. her death is ringing throughout the news, and last night at the grammys, what a chill throughout the auditorium as jenner hudson performed a riveting renditihnd of "i will always love you." and adele took home awards since her vocal cord surgery. the league is proposing a peacekeeping mission with syria while urging members to provide money and political support to the syrian opposition. a frantic search in st. louis for 14-year-old kidney transplant patient brittney jones. it's ended in wisconsin. the teenager was seen on surveillance video being unhooked of her iv by her father and then walked out of the hospital. she's been located along with her father in another hospital in milwaukee. >> strange. >> very strange story. president obama is unveiling his budget for 2013. that is scheduled to happen today. it will feature tax hikes for americaning making over $250,000 a year and a permanent college tax credit. and the man who is expected to become the new president of china in 2013 arrives in washington this morning. china's vice president will meet tomorrow with our vice president joe biden along with secretary of state hillary clinton and president obama. ahead at 6:16 on the east coast, could jerry sandusky be actually getting more freedom? he's all smiles in this video, but i don't know, could go either way. we'll find out later on. you're watching "early start." we still got to talk about gas prices. ashleigh, why they may keep going up through the summer. and what a could mean for president obama as he looks for term number two. welcome back. bit by bit gas prices are creeping up again. we're expecting them to creep rising throughout the summer. >> i feel like we could tape of our newscast dmt last ten years on this date and have the same headlines. it's turning into the big sticking point, of course, for the gop candidates on the campaign trail. they're talking to the president on this. let's bring in christine romans in atlanta with the straight dope on this one. you always know what the issue is, why the story is what it is. it's a little different every year sglts. it is. and you're right, what you're talking about, ashleigh, what you're complaining about is that annual ritual of transferring from the winter formulation of gasoline to the summer form place r lags and you head into the driving season and gas prices move higher. but this year you have gas prices already higher than where they were last year. you could be heading to $4 a gallon in some parts of the country. right now according to aaa, $3.51. a year ago it was $3.12 right now. in 2010 it was $2.67. that's real money coming out of people's pockets so you're feeling it right now more than you did last year, more than you did the year before. in part because the economy is getting better, in xart because of that seasonal stuff we talk about every year. also, you know, there is a big issue going on with european crude oil right now. and some european crude oil is used to make gasoline this this country, too. they're watching a conflict between sudan and south sudan. their watching iran. they're watching a whole lot of different events in the middle east and around the world that are causing prices to go up there. and everyone is saying prices will continue to move up in this country. look, the lowest prices are in denver right now, according to the lumburg survey. the highest on long island, $3.82. best guess is that through may you see these gas prices continue to move up, you guys. >> you know, i always wonder, we used to say, well, it sure is bad here but if you were in europe, that is awful. are we catching up to them? >> we're all going up on a curve. they do it in liters and they have more taxes. when you look at the united states at how differently we're taxed in different states is a very big wide variety of gas prices. when you brings it back to what it means to this president it's amazing. on the campaign trail what you're hearing from gop is how high gas prices are up. 84% or something. that's true but because the economy has been improving baan because of some of the other things going on in the rest of the world. the president making the case for the payroll tax cut, making it permanent, he uses rising gas prices as an example. people need an extra $40 a week in their paychecks because of things like rising gas prices p. he kind of takes this thing the gop makes as a nig negative and uses it to his advantage. >> some cities the tax rest so high you're going to see beyond that $4 a gallon. >> no question, yep. >> crazy. >> that 40 in your paycheck won't cover -- it will only cover half a tank. >> christine romans, live for us in atlanta. thank you. aheard on "early start," the death of whitney houston, we have all the latest details and a special guest as well. joe levy, contributing editor with "rolling stone" is going to talk about her legacy. you're watching "early start." ♪ are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. good morning to you. welcome back to "early start." i'm zoraida sambolin. >> i'm ashleigh banfield. we're busy this morning at 27 minutes past 6:00. let's get you caught up on the top stories. investigators say it could take weeks before they're going to know the cause of whitney houston's death. the coroner and officials will say now only that they're going to hold information about the autopsy that was completed yesterday. all of this at the request of police detectives who are investigating the singer's death. also making news. president obama unveiling his 2013 budget today. it's rolling up to the hill, folks, and republicans are already blasting his plan to hike taxes for americans making more than $250,000 a year. and in pennsylvania, a judge is expected to rule today whether former penn state coach jerry sandusky will be confined indoors until he goes on trial to face child sex abuse charges or whether he might be able to spend some time out on his porch rchts and gas prices are still rising. we just talked about it. according to the lumberg survey, prices have climbed 12 cents a gallon since late january. nationwide average now $3.51 a gallon. washington state is on the verge of becoming the seventh state to legalize same-sex marriage. the governor is expected to sign that bill today. adele come nating at the grammys, scooping up six awards, record, song, and album of the year. and the top story and it was resonating through the grammys, as well, learning new details about the final moments of whitney houston's life. she was found in the bathtub of her hotel. the autopsy is complete. there is no evidence of foul play. but, here's the clincher, it could take six to eight weeks before the toxicology tests come back and those could really tell you the cause and the manner of death. and one day after houston's death a cloud overshadowed what is usually a celebratory event, the the grammy awards. they opened last night with a prayer. host ll cool j saying we had a death in our family. and later jennifer hudson paid an amazing tribute to her idol singing "i will always love you." ♪ but i know i will think of u you ♪ >> joe levy, contributing editor of "rolling stones" is joining us right now. what did you think of it? >> jennifer hudson moment was extremely moving. she was moved. the crowd was moved. they had been waiting for this all evening. even though at the start, as you said, ll cool j led the crowd in prayer they were waiting for that specific moment, that tribute. and i thought jennifer hudson did a beautiful job of it. you know, no one can be whitney houston. the good thing about what she did last night is she didn't try. she paid tribute in her own voice, a voice clearly influenced as so many female singers are by wlit any houston. >> were well said. we have had a lot of divas before whitney houston, aretha franklin, diane ross, but a lot of people areal aing her the first diva, none the less. what made her different? >> what made her difference, it's interesting you mentioned aretha franklin. she was whitney's god mother. she came from musical royalty. people learned by listening to her records. whitney could learn from aretha herself. the difference between whitney and the singers who came before is she did what she did with a pop, jazz, r&b sophistication. she wasn't gritty. that wasn't her thing. what she established for every female singer who came afterwards was the mountain top. she is the influence, the the key influence on everyone from mariah carey to lady gaga. it's really quite amazing in that way. it's a generation of singers who came after who really owe what they do to what she established. >> you know when i think of her, joe, i think of elegance and grace. but she, you know, had quite a troubled life. she talked about her demons in public. in 2002 she said the biggest devil is me. i'm either my best friend or my worst enemy. of course, there are talks about her drug addiction, her drug abuse. was she still facing her demons? she was in rehab for a while. what can you tell us? >> she was in and out of rehab. and anyone who knows a family member or friend who struggled with addiction knows this story. addiction is extremely difficult. drugs don't care about your level of sophistication. they don't care about your talent. and they don't care about your wealth. they want your life. >> we're taking a -- looking at a picture right there. maybe you can shed some light on this because we were talking about this. this was, you know, just this past week. do you know what was happen ing there? there was blood on her leg. a lot of folks were talking about this. >> yes. i don't know. these pictures were snapped when she was exiting a pregrammy party, i believe, on thursday night. and i don't know the specific details. i will tell you from my experience that there certainly are moments when pictures look a lot worse than they are. there's a crowd. someone's trying to get out of a club. people are yelling and things look worse than they are. i will also say these pictures don't look particularly good. >> whitney sold 117 million albums. as we're looking back at her life, what will her legacy be? >> the legacy is the songs, the the legacy is the way she transformed those songs. what's amazing about her singing is that she takes songs about heartbreak and makes them into triumphs. she transforms what she does and takes a sad song and makes it into a joyful song. and really that one key lyric, you cannot take my dignity from a song early on, that's a signal moment for her. that's what she's communicating time and time again. she's taking all of that vocal vir os city, that incredible technique and putting it in that emotion, that sense of human triumph. >> i can't let you go without talking about her daughter, 128 years old. there were reports she was taken to the hospital. she was married to bobby brown for 18 years. if he was on the road and didn't return until today to los angeles. what can you tell us about that? >> i can't shed any specific light on it. i can say that he had a concert commitment the night that she died. he chose to honor it. i don't think this is shocking. i don't think we should read too much into it. they were divorced. at this particular moment what i would say is let's be respectful to the family and assume that bobby had a commitment he needed to honor and got back to his daughter as soon as he could. >> and do you know anything about bobby kristina and her condition? we're taking a look at her picture there at the hospital. >> well, what we were told is that she was taken to the hospital suffering from shock, exhaustion. the typical emotions you might experience in a moment as charged as this. because, remember, this is not just a death in the family. this is the death in a hotel with one of the major events, really the major event right before the grammys, about the transpire. and you also have to consider, what we were told was that whitney's body could not be removed from the hotel because of that party going on. this was a very high-pressure, shocking situation for a young girl, for a daughter to be? >> so, joe, i want to end on a positive note. how will you remember her? >> you know, i'll remember her singing "i will always love y " you." one of the greatest moments in pop music in the last 30 years. stunning vocal. something no one else could have done. just an incredible song and a major hit. 14 weeks at number one when it came out in 1992. that was a record at the time. >> and on that note, thank you very much for joining us this morning. joe levy, contributing editor "rolling stone." still ahead on "early start," mitt romney trying to win overall those conservatives and actually using the phrase "severely conservative" in describing himself. is that going to go over well and how would all those accusations that he may have bused in the votes for the cpac straw poll win? 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>> interesting question. one thing he has had trouble doing throughout this process is generating momentuno mem tum. he came off a big win in florida and generated the momentum. looking to cpac results, 38%, he's been in this race longer and spent more money than anybody else. what it really tells you is that 62% of the people in that population is unconvinced that he's the right guy going forward. i think at this point he has to give up hope on momentum and hope enough op these people stay in long enough where he can split the vote and get enough delegates to go forward. >> paul staeinhauser, newt gingrich, there's talk he is running low on dough. he is now, according to the "new york times," having to focus on donors rather than focus on voter '. strategy has been all along, wait until super tuesday and see what happens in the southern states but that's march 6th and that's a long stretch from that. >> he's in california today, too. the real reason he's out there is to fund raise, a lot of republican money out there. he needs that cash to keep going and to make it to super tuesday. his argument all along is the is on the conservative alternative to mitt romney. you know what? rick santorum kind of stealing the thund ter last two weeks now that is making newt gingrich's job tougher. that money may now be drying up. so trouble for newt gingrich no, doubt about it. nice touch there on "don't worry be happy." i remember the movie "cocktail." >> it just came to me on a whim that this would be a nice 11-daybreak if they could take a break. it may be 11 days away, mr. steinhauser, but i can't wait. michigan and arizona, 60 delegates that might be up for grabs on one night. and here's the thing. romney's got an edge in both of these states. and here's why. in michigan, he was born in detroit. okay? here's a nice edge, first of all, in the national poll. he's ahead by so many points. look at him over santorum, 34%, 22%. let's talk about his edge in michigan. born no detroit and his dad was the goter in of that state f forrers six years. in arizona, senator mccain's endorsement in that state and that little aspect of 11% of 2008 gop primary voters being mormon. that looks good. but ed, i have seen things turn before. in minnesota he had a great endorsement in pawlenty and didn't carry out that state. in arizona, gee, could it go the way of colorado where he also had a huge mormon population and he couldn't pull off that state, either? >> in south carolina he had mickey haley's endorsement and he couldn't pull it out. he's got humps to get over here. michigan is not a win or take allstate. santorum is competing there so he could put a dent in his delegate lead. he might win it. 29 delegates he could really use. the problem he's got with conservatives, same problem he's had all along is that running against -- running is as the not obama candidate is not good enough. he's got to state what his conservative credentials are. he hasn't been able to do that short of saying he's severely conservative, which is severely weird, i think. >> severely weird, okay. one word, this is the game we like to play. zoraida and i have been having great sport with all asking y'all to weigh in with one-word answers. i'm going to start with you, joel. is this next 11 days time for vacation or time to dig in? >> dig? >> all right. paul? >> dig in. definitely dig? >> and ed, what do you think? >> definitely dig? >> i completely mischose the music coming into this segment. thanks. you completely took my thunder away. all right. joel and ed and paul, nice to talk to you all. thanks for being with us this morning. >> nice song to remember, though, ashleigh. >> i like it. i'm standing by it. 45 minutes past the hour. soledad o'brien is with us now with a look at what's ahead on "starting point." >> we're going to be devoting the "starting point" play list to whitney houston and also new details about her death. going to talk to her godmother and reverend jesse jackson as well this morning. did you hear this? tony bennett was the headliner at clive davis' annual pregrammy party and he said something very strange about legalizing drugs because of deaths of stars like whitney houston and michael jackson. didn't make a whole lot of sense. we'll talk about that straight ahead this morning. that's all on "starting point." we get under way in ten minutes. 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a business model? if you say the word ma krrchesa heads will roll. you know everything. >> not everything. i just happen to be passionate about it. >> didn't adele look great last night? >> you sell yourself short because i know full well you me this story about marchesa is about a power dynamo couple. this is not just about pretty dresses, it's about business. >> it is about business. they built a business model on the backs of celebrities. how many times have you watched the red carpet pre-game shows and heard the name marchesa? it happens a lot. it's also a brand that's built its entire business on the free press generated by red carpet dressing. think about it. not a penny on ads. how do they do it? >> marchesa. >> you don't have to travel far on the red carpet to hear the name. >> one of a kind marchesa. >> this year alone viola davis, leah michelle, renee zellweger was the first wearing this red marchesa dress to the 2004 premier of "bridget jones, the edge of reason." >> do you know what it felt like to watch her? >> it was amazing. i woke up the next day and said every newspaper with a name marchesa, oh, my gosh, i couldn't believe it. >> when zellweger wore that dress marchesa was just starting out. karen craig didn't have the budget for ads so they made a strategic decision to build marchesa not on advertising but on the backs of celebrities instead. >> the celebrity or the star in effect is their advertising campaign. and you know, the more women who are coming down there wearing marchesa and the more beautiful they look, the more desirable the brand becomes. >> reporter: so does it take to get a sandra bullock in marchesa for the oscars? >> hooir, come in. >> reporter: during the award season marchesa takes out a hotel suite in beverly hills. >> we have like, you know, racks of dresses. we have beautiful shoes. >> reporter: then the real work begins. take this gown vanessa hudgens wore to the oscars in 2009. >> i took the whole dress apart and started again. >> in five days. >> we were working through the night. we got miner's lights to put on our heads to work through the dark. >> reporter: then there's this. what about what they call the harvey factor? >> the harvey factor, oh, my goodness. >> reporter: chapman is married to harvey weinstein, hollywood producer of the artists and the iron lady. does having a hollywood heavyweight behind your label help? >> it doesn't hurt. >> it doesn't hurt. no, of course it doesn't hurt. i think you know his relationship with actresses is a very different relationship. i don't think anybody is going to let harvey tell them anything. >> reporter: when it comes to the red carpet, actresses make game time decisions. >> they usually have about three or four choices. so i give myself some leeway to have a feeling on the day. >> reporter: buzz those pictures can last a lifetime. and that's good business for marchesa. >> i think red carpet dressing really has made marchesa what it is today. and i'm not sure marchesa would be here today if it wasn't for red carpet dressing. >> well, she's been humble. you won't believe how far they will go to please a celebrity. often make house calls on the day of the oscars to make sure everything fits just right. last year haley steinfeld wore this beautiful pink marchesa gown to the oscars. it wasn't originally pink. it was originally a white wedding gown. >> and the day of they changed it? >> not on the day of but over the course of several weeks they dyed it pink in a huge tank with dye. but it worked. she wore it on the red carpet. when people asked her what she was wearing she aid marchesa and that is press you cannot buy. >> rithsd. and i've always wondered whether they get to keep the fabulous dresses. >> it depends. you know, sometimes they give them back because if you think about it, once a celebrity wears a gown on the red carpet she can't wear it twice. but sandra bullock a couple of years ago won for "the blind side" she was in a beautiful marchesa gown and she called her and said, you know what, it was such a special night, it was such a special gown, we want you to keep it. >> fantastic. >> we'll have to keep our eyes on it and see if it shows up on another event. >> nice work. that was great. give to it a charity to auction it off. >> better idea. >> big money. >> thank you. coming up next on "starting point," obviously the latest on whitney houston's death investigation. soledad o'brien is going to talk to her god mother, darlene love. and reverend jesse jackson is going to talk about whitney houston. he honored houston at the newark church where she first started singing. ♪ [ male announcer ] aggressive new styling. a more fuel-efficient turbocharged engine. and a completely redesigned interior. ♪ the new c-class with over 2,000 refinements. it's amazing...inside and out. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crunch the numbers for accounts receivable today. i mean i know that this is important. well, both are important. let's be clear. they are but this is important too. [ man ] the receivables. [ male announcer ] michelin knows it's better for xerox to help manage their finance processing. so they can focus on keeping the world moving. with xerox, you're ready for real business. ♪ no bells, no whistles, just whitney. >> just pure talent, the likes of which we may not see for a very long time, if at all in our lifetime. that's the news from a to z. i'm ashleigh banfield. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. "starting point" with soledad o'brien coming up next. i hear you have a lot of whitney music. >> yes, we're going to devote and dedicate our morning play list to whitney houston. >> nice. >> that's how we like 20 do it here at "starting point." >> great idea. >> people are singing along because it's whitney's voice we all love. welcome, everybody. good morning on our "starting point," we're talking about whitney houston. the awe top is done but the results are on lock down this morning. reports that several prescription drugs were found on the scene in the hotel where she died. we've got details that are developing as people around the world are mourning the legend. ♪ and i will

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