nikki haley as you know endorsed senator rubio. that is a powerful endorsement. >> i'm marking her down as neutral. >> a sizeable majority of the americans polled think that you're not trustworthy. i wonder if you believe you bear any responsibility for that? >> i get it. and i take responsibility. i'm not a perfect person. fbi agents searcrc a home that belongs to the san bernardino gunman syed farook. >> it's a slippery slope that begins with the fbi seeing terrorist tech messages and ends with everyone seeing your bathroom selfie. >> two dozen grass fires burning in eastern oklahoma. the huge brush fire near kansas city creates a fire tornado. >> a helicopter crashed in hawaii. five people were on board. >> someone jekedscreamed, like, everyone get down. >> a school bus in houston, a >> jarrett allen has announced his retirerent. >> i'm just goingo ride off. >> and away he went! >> and all gnatses. >> my parents got a divorced and a few months later, my dad lost his job. i found 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columbia, south carolina, with the latestst on trump's clash with the pope. major, good morning. it's still even difficult to say. >> you can tell -- >> yes, it is. >> reporter: it is difficult to say. difficult to wrap your mind around. as we all know, donald trump has defied political conventions and manner since entering this presidential cacaaign. many remember his wildly condemned insult of mexicans when he announced for the presidency on june 16th and since then building a wall on the u.s./mexican border is a asked about this, pope francis says generally speaking, the building of walls lacks christian charity. >> you've had quite a day? >> the pope is a wonderful guy. reporter: donald trump, the master of nonconformity and off-the-cuff reactions tempered his criticism of pope francis. >> i don't like fighting with the pope. i think he said something much softer than originally reported by the media. i think he heard one side of the story which is probably by the mexican government. >> reporter: that is a far cry from trump earlier datin the day. >> the pope said maybe donald trump is not christian and he is questioning my faith. i was very surprised to see it. for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> reporter: trump responded to this veiled criticism from the holy father as he flew from rome to mexico. a person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they bridges, is not a christian, he said. >> he's got an awfully big wall at the vatican, i will tell you. >> reporter: building a wall on the u.s. boardrder with mexican. >> we are going to build that wall. >> is a staple of trump's stump peaches and echo of this beginning to his campaign. >> they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime, they are rapists, and some, i assume are good people. >> reporter: not this time. >> i don't think it's appropriate to question donald trump's faith. >> i'm not even sure i'm qualified to criticize or comment on remarks from this man. >> that is between donald and the pope. i'm not getting in the middle of that. >> reporter: another theme for trump, especially here in south carolina, is he deserves credit for the vision to oppose the iraq war. yesterday, audiotape surfaced of an interview trump did in 2002 where he supported the invasion and asked about it last night at said by the time the war started in march of 2003, he was opposed. >> "face the nation" moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson is in washington.. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> what is this conversation between the pope and donald trump have on donald trump in south carolina? >> i think not a great deal in the sense that there aren't a lot of catholics in south carolina and few in the republican primary process. this pope is not terribly popular -- or he is not popular among republican ters. here, donald trumum is being attacked on an issue where -- where a majority of republican voters are with him on the idea of building a big, strong wall. propose francis was talking about. we have to identify he may have been talking about metaphor cal walls. other candidates who want to get their message out is blocked by >> a new poll was taken i assume before the exchange of words showing trump flipping in south carolina. >> perhaps. one of the interesting things we will look to see in this vote in south carolina is what are the late sdirds doing? ? iowa they didn't doeoe for trump so much the last few days. in new hampshire, they did. what this will tell us is there a way to knock votes off of him as people think more seriously about casting their votes? or does he still have that kind of resilient support that is unshakeable? >> so let's look at second place then with rubio and ted cruz. how important is thaha positioio for either one off them? >> well, if it would be a real boost for marco rubio coming out after his difficult performance in new hampshire, it would be a real problem for ted cruz if he slipped into third. now, if these polls that show tightening are correct and cruz is a close second to donald trump, then that is a real lift for ted cruz. south carolina is, obviously, a strong state for him. but is also similar to the super tuesday on the 1st of march. >> are there more catholic voters in the later states? >> michigan, ohio, and, of course, massachusetts. but the race will have shifted and have a different shaha by the time wee get to that. i think john kasich hoping to do well in the mist isdwest is trying to put all of his chips in the midwest and we i think will be past the catholic by then. >> on "face the nation" this sunday, john kasich and cory booker that is sunday morning right here on cbs. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are in nevada for one last day of campaigning before tomorrow's caucuses. a new cbs news national poll shows clinton with an eight-point lead in the democratic race. that is mostly unchanged from last month but it is down from her 20-p-pnt lead back in december. the two candidates reached out nancy cordes is in las vegas where both campaigns are focusing on a key segment of the population. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. nevada will really be the first test of these candidates that deal with minority voters. the state is more than 25% latino. immigration was the prime topic at that town hall last night in las vegas. >> six years we have been separated. my little girl was in kindergarten when he left. >> reporter: at last night's night town hall, hillary clinton and bernie sanders made the same assurances to a woman who says her undocument husband wasasent back t tmexico. >> what you just described is unacceptable. and should not be happening. >> when you get there, how long will it get to change those policy? i've been waiting six years. six years out of my life. >> i will end the three and ten-year bar provision so you again. nevada without winning over the vegas strip. clinton spent the day meeting maids and dishwashers and casino workers. >> be strong. what i like about you. you very strong woman. that's what he we need. >> reporter: she and sanders visited the same picketers outside a hospital in las vegas. >> thank you for what you're doing. >> reporter: at clinton's large lead here has evaporated. >> what do you think of secretary clinton calling you a single-issue candidate? >> obviously, she has nobody been listening to my hour and a half speech where i go over 15 or 20 issues. >> reporter: clinton was asked about an issue that has dogged her in an interview with scott pelley. >> you talk about leveling with the american people. have you always told the truth? >> i've always tried to, always, always. >> reporter: some people call that wiggle room that you just gave yourself as you always try to. >> no. >> reporter: jimmy carter said i will never lie to you. >> but that is -- but, you know, ever. i don't believe i ever have. >> reporter: last night, the candidates continue to battle over who has been more loyal to the president. >> by the way, there is one of the two democratic candidates here who actually ran against barack obama. it wasn't me. >> maybe it's that senator sanders wasn't really a democrat until he decided to run for president. he doesn't even know what -- you know, last two democratic presidents did. and you know what? well, it's true! it's true! >> reporter: the largest union here in nevada is the culinary workers union. 57,000 members. hotels like caesars couldn't run without them. eight years ago, they endorsed president obama before the caucuses. this time around, they are staying neutral. another sign of just how tight the race is here. >> we are following breaking news in the fight against isis. high-valued target in linked to isis attacks in tunisia last year. a u.s. defense official tells cbs nene that shushani was likely killed. he is connected to a museum attack where 22 people were killed. and another where gunmen took on a tunisian beach. it comes as the white house and western allies struggle to contain isis. just this week president obama said thehe.s. would go afterer isis i i libyaya whereverr they appear. much like syria and iraq, the terrorist group has made their presence known in the country carrying out several gruesome beheadings including this one last february allegedly showsing tripoli. u.s. defense officials say around 5,000 isis fighters are now in the country and the u.s. considers the target of today's attack a key figure in isis operations there. >> thank you, jonathan. jonathan. apple reportedly has three more days to respond to a court order demanding them to unlokck a terrorist's cell phone. they want apple's help. other tech companies like facebook and twitter say they support apple's decision to defy the court order. federal agents on thursday searched the home of the brother of san bernardino gunmanaeed farook.. the brothehe has not been arrested or named as a suspect in the december attack that killed 14 . investigators took a computer tower and large envelopes from the home in corona, california. apple's reluctance to operate in this case has led to security and to lie in repose before his funeral mass tomorrow. jan crawford is at the court where a service will be held in the great hall for the jususce who died on saturday. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the service this morning really begins two days of public mourning for justice scalia. his fellow justices, his former law clerks, close friends and family, they will attend. when the casket arrives here later this morning, supreme court police officers will be serving as the pallbearers. as they take the casket into the great hall. the court will stay open until 8:00 tonight so the public will be able to come by and pay respects. the president and mrs. obama, they also will be paying respects here today. tomorrow's funeral. the vice president and jill biden, they will be there tomorrow to represent the administration. now, fall paul scalia, justice scalia's son will be leading mass tomorrow. he also will deliver the homily, the burial will be private. once these services are over, the public mourning has ended, kind of the shock of justiti scalia's sudden death has been absorbed, that is when you're going to see this all-out battle over his successor, who the nominee will be. all of that speculation starting right away next week. >> all right, jan. thank you. pope francis suggests roman catholic women may consider birth control if they are threatened by the zika virus. unlike abortion, quque, avoiding pregnancy is not an absolute evil. researchers suspect the zika virus can lead to birth defects. many patients in brazil have had babies with ab normally small heads. and territory. federal officials are investigating this morning how a helicopter crashed into the water near pearl harbor. a witness captured the phone video yesterday. at least one of the five people condition. nina nire shows us how witnesses jumped into the water. >> reporter: helicopter tours are a popular tourist attraction in hawaii. but with seconds this flight turned into a disaster. cell phone video captured the helicopter hovering in the air before plunging into the water just feet from the shoreline. almost immediately, it overturns. >> all of a sudden it just fell out of the sky and crashed right in front of us. >> reporter: shawn was taking pictures on his phone. he switched to video when he noticed something was wrong with the aircraft. help the survivors. >> reporter: chris varner says he tried to free those in the wreckage. >> somebody said there's still somebody in the aircraft. so i dove through the pilot's side in the backside and saw the seat belt was twisted. >> reporter: firefighters and nearby members of the navy raced to the scene. all five people on boshd were rushed to the hospital. >> we heard what was two loud bangs. we thought it was gunshots. and we saw people running which made us scared especially in a high profile destination. >> reporter: the chopper came down near the uss arizona memorial. a popular tourist attraction on the island of oahu. the faa says the helicopter, a bell 206 is owned by jeffrey geb gebard. the website says it offers sightseeing tours around oahu. >> obviously it's somebody no just tragic. >> reporter: the owner tells kgmb he has been in contactctith federal officials. the federal aviation administration is investigating and the ntsb is expected to arrive today to begin examining. >> all right, vinita, thank you so much. a gas leak in a los angeles neighborhood is now permanently sealed. special cameras showed the ruptured wellhat started spewing gas months ago. despite the announcement, governor jerry brown is not lifting his emergency declaration. there were many questions following adele's performance at ahead the singer addresses announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. 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"wall street journal" reports on hopes dimming for walmart's effort to ignite growth. the fourth quarter the retail giant posted a 8% drop inn profits and it predicts relatively flat sales growth for the current fiscal year because of the planned closures of more than 200 stores. walmart will be spending more on wages. tomorrow, about a million hourly workers will get a raise. in an opinion piece in "the washington post,t,conservative billionaire chchles koch says he agrees with bernie sanders on one issue. that is sanders' beliefs we have a political and economic system often rigged to help the privileged few to the expense of everyone else but koch is not feeling the burn and unlikely to support sanders. >> let's just be clear. the "los angeles times" marketplace. it approved a proposal we showed you yesterday that allows consumers to swap cable boxes for cheaper devices and app. american households spend an average of $231 a year to rent them. cable providererand stakeholders final vote. if passed the industry has two years to imply. a spaceship will be rolled out today at the mohave air and space port in california. it is designed to take up to six passengers to the fringe of space. an earlili version wasas destroyed during testing, kililng a pilot. richard branson said space is too important not to continue. "the new york times" looks at apple ceo's road to bridging securityty cook said d values his company's physical products, not the executive has used his influence to be more vocal about political and social issues. >> one example is his battle with the fbi to stop the government from accessing locked cell phones. apple fired back against the fbi director. cook wrote the government is asking apple to hang our own users and undermine decades of security advancements. major tech companies side with apple. jack dorsey tweeted we stand with tim cook and apple and thank him for his leadership and google and facebook expressed support. public opinion varies. some say the company should help fight terrorists like the san bernardino killers and others argue our civil liberties are at risk here. john miller is back at the table. he is, as you know, our former senior correspondent and we like him very much! john miller, welcome back. >> tim cook says further the government suggests this tool could be used once and only once once created the technique could be recreated over and over on a number of devices. >> you have to ask tim cook does he protect his own people. for them to develop technique to get past the pass code lock which is the thing that makes it erase the whole phone after ten false tries, they said you can go in there and do it in your own lab. if you figure out the formula and crack open this phone to the point we can then try codes against it, tear the formula up and toss it in the fireplace and throw it away. so unless he thinks one of his trtrted engineers is going to run out and tell the hacking world about this secret, i think that is a false flag. >> but i think what tim cook is saying and apple is saying is that when they create that software, they then will create that back door that will allow hackers and others to not only spy on that phone,ut also other g gernment phones. >> if hackers can figure that out, they will figure it out without tim cook. tim cook is you designed it, you for this one time. and then you can destroy that. the term i find most offensive is the govererent and what tim cook writes, is asking for a back door. a back door. they have come in with a federal people. >> why do you think apple is doing this, john? >> well, i think they are doing this just to take the shrillness down a level, i think for them, this is a business model, which is about privacy and security in an age where a lot of people, least of all, the government, are trying to get into people's so i think there is a right reason for it, and i think there is a commercial appeal for it. the point is that they have put those interests ahead of all other interests. tim cook says i'm doioi this f the safety of my customers, meaning, so that we have an impregnantable phone. how many people who died on the floor in san bernardino or in paris had iphones in their pockets as they were being killed by the terrorists? they are tim cook's customers too. those arehe people who buy all of the apple products and you have to balance these two threats against each other. >> what is the worst case scenario, john? >> i'll tell you the worst case scenario right now. when i go to bed at night, i think all day what did i do and what little thing did i miss? do you want to know what i think about today? i think about in that phone in san bernardino of those two dozen people and wounded more, who were they in touch with? did someone tell them to do it? and if that piece of information is in there and that can be exploited, who did that someone talk to here in new york city and what could happen next? >> quickly to that point too. apple has been cooperative with the government in the past. all of the information on that phone that was backed up in the cloud, my understanding has been passed to law enforcement. but he stopped backing u u his phone about a month and a halff before the attacks. so the concern of law enforcement, what did he do in that last month and a half? what is on that phone tha suggests he may have been in contact with another cell, someone overseas, et cetera? >> a phone isn't a phone. a phone is a giant mass storage device. there are notes and apps in ththe and all kinds of things that don't touch the clo and things that touch the cloud and some things are saved and they are documents. it's not really apple or verizon call to say we will decide what you should see with a lawful order. >> two points. when apple has in its advertisements and public statements we are different from other tech statements we are not about the data of our customers. that's all we do is sell phones and all we do. that's what they have said. the second, can you in a sense say to apple, i guarantee you there is no way that if you help us open this particular phone within the confines of yourr own technology location, they will not get out d other people won't use it? >> the government's offer is very specific here which is get past one feature of the phone and we will do the rest with a little bit of help and then we will move on to the next case. they are not talking about hand us a formula to useagain. >> w wt is amazingetting back to what norah said they have been working on this and this is not a new issue. this is an issue between apple and the government for a while. >> i have some eerience with apple and i find that apple is capable of doing what apple wants to do. apple about a device where -- >> when you with the fbi or here? >> wititthe nypd. we talked topplebout having a kill switch o the phone so when it was stolen, you could erase all of your data. they said it couldn't be done. until it became bad pr. then they figured it out if five minutes. apple is capable of what apple is capable of and they will decide to do it when they think it i iright. >> and they shouou do it now? >> it's a court order. i don't know how they are special. >> john miller, thank you very adele bleeding gums? you may 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played guitar. >> some peoplee thought it was him. >> reporter: she spoke about her disappointing performance on "the ellen degeneres show." >> did you feel bad the next day? >> i cried pretty much all day yesterday. >> you criededo your own song? >> in fairness i would crieded if it went really well as well. if it was a stand-out performance i would have cried. i always cry. >> reporter: cameras caught her sobbing in joy last year when she brought down the house for her first live show in four years. >> i want it to be over because i was so nervouou >> reporter: as her f fe has grown, she has become increasingly crippled with stage fright, something she discussed with anderson cooper for "60 minutes" in 2013. >> what does that mean? >> that i won't love it. that i will ruin my love for my songs. pop star, when a live performance does go wrong, se has also learned to laugh it off. >> it wasn't too bad. i treated myself to a burger and a beer. >> reporter:. >> you can look at the grammys as a bad moment for adele but you can also look at it as a moment for adele to segway into the thing we really love about her which is her relatability and how we identify with her. >> did you want to stop and start over? >> next time i will. next time i have any sound issues i'm going tostart. if we haveveime to do it again, let's do it again. otherwise, bye! >> reporter: adele is going to have plenty of opportunities to overcome her stage fright. coming up her world tour kicks off july 5th and, no, no tickets available. they sold out within minutes of going on sale. >> i believe it! i saw her in los angeles last week. it started off wrong and she did stop and say, i want to start over and it only endears her to the awed yons. >> no question, the lady can sing. >> thanks. ahead, extreme skiers help share the thrill of their sport. >> i'm don dahler in aspen, colorado. it's one thing to ski well and another thing to be able to ski. we will take you to see incredible videos in 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know, donald trump defied political convention. >> the pope is told that donald trump is not a nice person. donald trump is a very nice person. i'm a very good christian. >> reporter: donald trump is at the center of the story. other candidates who want to get their message out are blocked by the coverage of this. >> nevada will test the candidates appeal with minority voters. immigration was the prime topic at the town hall. >> once the services are over, the public mourning has ended, that's when you will see the all-out battle over his successor. >> helicopter tours are a hawaii. flight turned in to a disaster. customers. how many people who died on the floor in san bernardino had iphones in their poblgts. too. >> inside the staple center sound too bad. it wasn't her strongest moment himself. >> jeb bush swapd out his contacts because he wants to look cool and ben carson has some to make him seem more ener jettic. >> this morning's eye opener@8 is presented by nationwide. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. south carolina's republican primary is tomorrow. a new poll shows donald trump is in first place, but with a smaller lead. donald trump's statements and haven't hurt him so far. now shehe's battling with pope francis over immigration and walls. >> the pope said that a person that thinks only of building walls and not bridges is not christian. this man is not christian if he has said things like that. the pope was answering a question about trump's plan to border. the billionaire was quick to challenge the pontiff. >> for a religious leader to disgraceful. no leader, especially a religious leader, should have the right to question another man's religion or faith. >> donald trump softened hi comments and blamed the mexican government saying the pope must have gotten one side of the story. cbs news contributor bob schiffer is with us. he's our retired chief washington correspondent and former host of face the nation. good mornin >>ood morning. may i start off by saying nothing surprises me in this political year. never thought this would come to >> you would hear the pope's disgsgce. >> in the same sentence. the closeness of both races and their increasing nastiness is revealing a trend about the divide within the parties themselves. >> except for mitt romney in 2012, every republican who won the south carolina primary went on to win his party's nomination. when south carolina speaks, republicans listen. but what they are hearing this year is different -- a party tearing itself apart in public. >> my mom is the strongest woman i know. >> she should be running. >> it is not about my family. >> you are the single biggest liar. probably worse than jeb bush. >> he lies about marriage. >> this guy will say anything. nasty guy. why do you lie? >> you pushed him. >> adults learn not to interrupt each other. >> yeah, i know. >> it got so bad john kasich said this. the election to hillary clinton if we don't stop this. >> reporter: that could be right in a normal year but hillary clinton is in a tough fight for her party's nomination with a man who doesn't even call himself a democrat. what we may be seeing this year is not just a race for the nomination bututn unraveling of both political parties. >> i've never seen a situation where both political parties are in the process of what i would call self destructing. en on the democratic side, you see a fragmentation that is significant and the republilin side, the lack of civility, in fact rudeness is beyond anything we have seen in 20, 30 years. >> i would make it 40 years. what the last ten days have shown, i think, is how weak the two parties have become. all of these so-called party leaders on both sideses can sit and watch it happen. >> people say politics is always i thought jimmy kimmel said it best, how is this happening, where are the party leaders? why aren't they stepping in. >> they don't have leverage anymore. the candidates raise their own money. there was a timimwhen the parties controlled the money and delegates. they don't have any leverage on these people anymore. they go out and raise their money and stay in the race as long as the money lasts. >> you are saying this could be permanently damaging. this could be a change for this parties in party in terms of their relationships. >> i'm not ready to predict it yet but it is possible the republican party could break in half after this. i don't know if that will happen but i think there is a possibility of that. when you look at the democratic party where they managed to produce one legitimate candidate, hillary clinton and she's in the fight of her life with bernie sanders, a very nice man but someone who has never sought office as a democrat. structure is on both sides. so who knows what happens next. >> then core constituents are supporting sanders, rather than her. >> if hillary clinton can't get the vote of young women, where does she go? right now she's having a problem with that. >> what impact do you think this dust up with the pope will have? what are you thinking? >> i don't know quite frankly, gayle. i will tell you this, i don't think you should under estimate the catholic vote in south carolina. the only place that mitt romney did not carry the catholic vote last time out -- and he would have not gotten the republican nomination -- he got 50% of the catholic vote everywhere, but i i south carolina. you know who beat him in south carolina, a catholic, newt gingrich. i don't know how much that figures in this time around but i'm not underestimating that. >> there's the possibility of a third party. >> yes. i think that i increreing b b thth moment,he possibility of that. we'll see. the question you have too ask can here is if bloomberg does get in and he's one of the few independents that has the money and stuff to get on the ballot, he can do this, but who does he help and who does he hurt? i'm not sure of that so far. >> the democrats fear they will be hurt. >> i think they do. but who knows. in this political year where nothing seems to come out the way conventional wisdom thought it would who knows where that goes. >> who would have thought it could end up in the house if there is in fact a third party. >> he could. he absolutely could. this whole thing is kind of scary. this whole thing is kind of scary. we are moving in to unchartered waters here. if jeb bush finishes fourthh here, he probabay lives to go another day, least to super tuesday. there i'm not sure the race is winnowed that much. i think we may have an open side. who knows we mayayave two. happens. we can't put our wishes ahead of our logic and our analysis because we've never had one and we all think, wow, this would be the most fun thing in the world for sglus you better not get used to o retirementnt table. >> thanks. live coverage tomorrow of the nevada democratic caucuses and the south carolina republican primary. you can watch it on-line at cbs 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resort like this, you see a lot of these guys with these go pro cameras taking vidids of their downhill run. we recently met a group of go pro professional photographers that take amazing videos of extreme athletes all over the world. the difference is, they offense same tricks and jujus going backwards. we have all seen videos like this. extreme athletes pulling insane locations. but have you ever thought of how they capturehese images? for every one of these daredevils in front of the lens, there's often another kwaelequally adventurous junkie getting the shots with an eye on the shot. >> when you see the shots we are six inches to two feet away in the air going 30 mes an hour off a 90-foot jumps. >> reporter: meet abe until two years ago was another usc engineering student with a hobby. we just had the original go pros. i was putting videos on-line on my you tube channel and the ceo e-mailed me and said we love what you are doing and would love for you to come work for us. >> reporter: the ceo was go pro founder who hiredd him as one 0 of the camera company's earliest employees. >> i'm caleb and this is christopher. >> reporter: he tapped these identical twins chris and tay leb caleb. >> pretty much our entire ski team works for go pro now. >> this is a classic story, you are doing something you love for the fun of it and now it is your career . >> it is pretty awesome. i don't feel like i'm going to work in the morning. the idea is to stay close an on them. >> reporter: on thth day we caughthtp with them, going to work meant their office was the winter x games in aspen, colorado. >> course is juicy fruit. to shoot competitors like 23-year-old champion skier emma. >> these jumps are big. to be able to hit this course you need to know what you are doing on your skis or board. they shod have a lot of props for doing what they are doing. >> ready when you are. >> to be honest, when you are doing a follow cam, following them, you are so focused on making sure the shot is perfectly framed. not moving, staying steady in the air, you don't process what they are doing. i can hardly tell you what tricks they did on their run. >> they rarely know what they got until the end of each run. oh! >> reporter: while they are working, they try to stay out of the spotlight. >> good job for us is if they don't know we rethere. >> reporter: every once in a while, they accidentally get some attention. >> going to get his entire run via live go pro angles. reporter: like at l lt year's an olympic gold medalist. >> i knew i was on. they were using my feed. >> little embarrassing, but we are getting cool shots. when he goes back to the trailer, everyone isive tv live tv. we saw you go down. >> these are the big jumps the big dog playing field. you get some butterflies in your stomach. >> reporter: but those butterflies usually disappear with the rushing wind of a downhill run. if a kid asked howould i do what you do, what would you tell them? >> follow their 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week, highs are expected to stay in the 40s with a very nice mix of sun and clouds through the week.enjoy this very nice 3 good morning siouxland, i'm jacob heller.here's a look at your morning news. 3 we know more this morning about the deadly stabbing of a sioux city man wednesday... after the suspect's first court appeararce.47 - year - old elias wanatee was a charge of 2nd degree murder. prosecutors say he stabbed the victim six times from the head... to the arms... to the chest.a judge set his bail at 750 - thousand dollars.wanatee was arrestst weweesday morning and charged with stabbing and killing 51 - year - old vernon mace during an argument outside mace's home on west 1st street. he's also been charged with aggravated assault and carrying a concealed dangerous weapon in a separate case. wanatee's next court appearance on the murder charge is february 29th... and march 16th on the assault and weapon charges. 3 this morning sioux city *police* want to warn you about a scam 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this half hour a one star review that may force a couple to pay thousands of dollars. how the fine print could prevent you from posting negative reviews on-line. a detective's hunch revived this cold case. what a jury is forced to choose between science and the it is time to show you the headlines them "wall street journal" reports that many americans are sleep deprived. a new study by the cdc finds more than 35% of adults get less than the recommended seven hours of sleep in a 24-hour period. people who do get enough rest tend to be employed, married, or higher. "new york times" reports on an emotional moment during a campaign stop for kasich. a student told him yesterday the kasich campaign gave him hope. >> every a year ago, a man who was like my second dad he killed himself. and then a few months later, my parents got a divorce, and then a few months later my dad lost his job. i was in a really dark place for a long time. i was pretty depressed, but i i found it in the lord and my friends and now i found it in my presidential candidate that i support and i really appreciate one of those hugs you have been talking about. chz [ cheers and applause ] >> emotional moment. kasich told the crowd he's heard a lot about the pain voters feel. >> we need to slow down because there are not enough people who are helping those who have no no one celebrate their victories and we don't have enough people that sit down and cry with that young man. >> he said kasich is a uniter and thinks he can win the presidency. this is something kasich talked about when he was here at the table. >> same thing.g. >> he talked about the hug, as well. >> a hug at the right time and place from the right person can be a game changer. i think that's the kind of >> to make it more than just policy. it is s out people and their own feelings. >> very touching. very genuine. the detroit news report obsen a new feature on fusion sport that helps to jump potholes. it will have sensors that detect holes, shock absorbers will adjust to stop the wheel from dropping hard. a dem en administration shows ping-pg balls at the bottom of a pothole were not damaged. the fusion sport is expected to go on sale this summer. >> or they could fix the how about that? >> there are a lot of them. >> a whole lot of them. >> amsterdam avenue. the arizona republic reports -- >> must be then the road to your house. >> -- reports on an unusual bloom of flowers in the desert. the super bloom happens once a decade mainly influenceddy the temperature, the wind and rain. the flowers will then start to wilt and die once the temperatures top 100 degrees. a couple faces a lawsuit demanding thousands of dollars of over a negative on-line review about a business. thth signedd a contract prohibiting them from writing poor reviews about the company. you can find similar language in other businesses. we look at a customer's right to voice an opinion. >> i don't d d anything wrongnd my husband said there's a police officer coming to the house to serve you. >> there he goes. good. >> reporr: when michelle and robert sought out a pet sitter they chose prestigious pets out of dallas but said their experience wasn't positive. >> they don't give automatic updates when you i have. >> reporter: michelle wrote an on-line review giving the business one star on yelp. >> i saw the fish water was getting cloudy and i was getting worried so i sent an e-mail i said i didn'n' like theyidn't leave my key. billing. >> i thought that was the end of >> reporter: the couple got slapped with a cease and desist order and then this lawsuit. prestigious pets claims the one star revivi caused ir re7able, continued libelels and land vous damages. aearing is set for april 4th. >> i was surprised that the business owner took it that far. >> reporter: it's because of a nondisparagement clause on the second page of a servicece contract signed by the uple. in this onehe fine print says this agreement prohibits you from taking any action that negatively impacts the business. >> i didn't even read it. i didn't see it before this. >> reporter: criminal defense attorney troyyslaten, whwh is not representing the coupl said he simply wouldn't sign one. >> i'd absolutely cross it out business with me, then i will find somebody else. >> reporter: a california law nicknamed the yelp bill renders nondisparagement clauses null and void. yelp ceo appeared on cbs this morning and said he would like to see these clauses become illegal nationwide. >> if i have a bad experience, why can i not say it wasn't good. >> it t free speech. good to live in america. certain businesses have tried to create these gag clauses. >> the senator cosponsored the act and is awaiting house vote. >> this is on-line bullying.. you are infringin on ople's rights and freedom. >> reporter: in an e-mail to cbs news the business owner says fair and honest feedback is not the issue here. he is only asking for a judge to make his or her decision. >> do you believe this is a >> i do. i would like them to make the lawsuit go away. i don't want to hurt his business. it's a small business. i don't mean them any harm outside of sharing my experience. >> reporter: for cbs this morning, dallas. users posted 95,000 reviews on yelp last year. the company spokesperson said yelp exists to empower and protect consumer and is working to make sure businesses can't slip nondisparagement clauses in to consumer contracts. a hard charging prosecutor faces justice in his own courthouse. >> he was the big man on campus and in a small midwestern community along the mississippi river, a aootball star, president of the schooooboard, even a local prosecuting attorney. when his wife died mysteriously the attorney needed an attorney. that's coming up later on "cbs but curtis lovelace was an all american. he was a high school athlete who star and later rose to become a prominent attorney. the man appeared to vitt all, a great job and loving family until one valentine's day his wife died under mysterious circumstances circumstances. >> in the '80s, curtis lovelace made headlinesess a star athlete and scholar at quincy high school. >> he was a hard working, smart kid who went to the university of illinois. >> the fighting -- >> local journalist bob goff. >> quincy, illinois, dunn produce a lot of big ten players. >> reporter: . >> reporter: after college lovelace returned to his home and married high school classmate.e. >> she had a perfect ile. >> marty is his mother. just did stuff. curtis continued his path as a local golden boy, an assistant state's attorney, president of the school board and national guardsman. >> he was the big man on campus. >> reporter: on the morning of valentine's day 2006, corey suddenly died in her bed of no apparent cause. >> a body always tells story he way you find them. >> deputy coroner james keller went to the house that valentine's morning and was troubled by what he saw. what is the story that her body was telling you? >> that she had passed earlier that prior evening or day. >> ten to 12 hours earlier, possibly. >> correct. i noticed her hands in an upright position. certainly appeared that rigger mortis had set in but there was a problem. three of the four lovelace children said they saw their mother live before their father took them to school that morning. after an autopsy, the cause of death was ruled undetermined. the case was officially closed for eight years. at is until a curious new detective adam gibson came on the scene in 2013. >> sometimes it takes a fresh set of eyes to see things. >> reporter: gibson's investigation came to a stunning new conclusion -- cory had been suffocated and curtis lovelace her husband, was charged with her murder. >> how certain are you now that curtis lovelace murdered his wife cory? >> i'm 100% certain. the science tells me that. >> we are joined from los angeges. good morning, maureen. the prosecutor didn't stutter. >> for them it came down to the pictures take en at the time that cory's body was found the master bedroom. her hands were frozen stiff like this, in an odd position and the toxicology test and the pooling of blooed blood in her body. a lot of issues that you hear that come up in an autopsy. all of the dots were not connected until eight years later when the detective found a new med call examiner to look at the original results. >> what's the motivation? >> there was significant arguing and turmoil if the home but what marriage doesn't have sort of arguments going on.. not all end in death. we don't have a specific motive but you will see there's is a twist at the end that you are not expecting. >> looking forward to that. thank you. you can watch "what did the night on "48 hours." next we will look at all that mattered this week. you are watching cbs this morning.cbs. next, we will look at all morning." that does it for us. tomorrow watch cbsn. as we leaf look back at this week. >> my hope is to be right, to be faithful to my oath, which is to apply the constitution. >> people here at this c crt cannot imagine what it wilbe like without him. >> can't think of any other job that you and i would find as interesting. >> i plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor . >> white house officials expect a nasty battle. >> i do not believe the it is called delay, delay, delay. >> i expect them to hold hearings. >> they are running fifth in south carolina. when do you have to start winning? 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>> great idea. >> who is calling you, charlie? tell them you're busy. >> i'm busy. >> and all that matters. >> no, no! no!! here! >> don't they knowowou're in a live broadcast? >> on "cbs this morning." >> clearly, not someone close to calling between3 a wind advisory is in effect 30-40 miles per hour with gusts to 50. the strongest winds will be this morning and will calm down by sunset6look for highs today with sunny skies to top out around 60 degrees.for the weekend, not a lot is going to change. our weather looks fantastic. we will see more sunshine on saturday witithighs again in the mid to upper 50s. then for sunday a frontal boundary will push through. that will knock our temperatures down a few degrees, but look for afternoon highs to stay well above normal for this time of year.early next week, highs are expected to stay in the 40s with a very nice mix of sun and clouds through the week.enjoy this very nice 3 good morning siouxland, i'm jacob heller.here's a look at your morning news. 3 the sioux city woman found face down in a snowy ditch near moville last month is finally out of the hospital.24 - year - old (shun - eek- wuh) shaniqua hayes was found january 13th by two woodbury county sheriff's deputies after going missing hypothermic and had frostbite... she uld still lose her fingers. another fundraiser to help hayes' family pay her medical bibis will happen at the floyd bouelvard pizza ranch february 29th... from 4 to 8. 3 3 iowa state university basketball star and flint michigan native (mahn - tay) monte morris is getting help for his hometown from hy - vee.yesterday... 11 hy y vee semi's lined up at the hilton coliseum in ames... ready to hit the road to flint. five trucks were filled with bottled water and six had gallon water containers loaded up. the grocery chain's c - e - o heard morris ask people to donate to flint... and decided to take action. the 11 trucks were in honor of morris... who wears number 11 foriowa state. 3 "i'm emotional it brought a lot of tears to my eyes because don't nobody want their city to be like that and is just hard. it's just hard about.""the trucks shou get toflint today. morris says his mom will be there when the water's delivered.that's all for now... have a great day! >> today on rachael ray love is in t t air as widing inin a week comes for unforgettable conclusion. >> i'm brittney reed dating love of my life has disease. >> you nel love four short days ago and brittney surprised her soul mate with miracle technology that allowed him to see her for the very first time. >> you can see her. >> yeah. >> but hunter had a surprise of his own. >> one thing that could make this better. if brittney becomes my wife. >> oh, my gosh. . >> and our team was tasked with pulling off this extrtrrdinary event in one memorable week on day tw tlc helped hearsay yes to the dress. >> wow. >> day three register day. >> you went shopping over a bed, banl and beyond and they