it's blue, so i know it's a chilly start but we have something to look forward to. it is chilly but it is still friday. it is starting a cold right now in the midlands. all of the temperatures are in the 30s, below freezing 30 aken, 31 saluda, manning 30 degrees, winnsboro right now at 37. here in columbia we are at the freezing mark, 32 degrees. clear skies, winds are, right now. when the kids had out to the bus stop they will need a winter jacket in their hats and gloves. 31degrees at the bus stop as they head out to school this morning. a lot of sunshine will be had by all of us today. look at -- looking at a high of 60 for degrees. winds out of the southeast five- 10 miles per hour. a low of 45 degrees tonight, more cloud coverage for tomorrow is the winds come out of the southwest at 10-15 miles per hour we will have a high of 71 degrees. on the roads right now, checking on as you head out the door, right now i 26 over at as you are heading eastbound toward saint andrews, traffic is light right now. it will be picking up later on this morning. no accidents reported anywhere as you are getting into c olumbia. harbison boulevard heading down to peachtree, eight minutes, from blithe would to i 77 down to fort jackson exit about a 15 minute commute. we will take a look at the seven day forecast and the very important weekend forecast coming up in just a few minutes. a federal report says south carolina's medicaid agency expose about 1 million peoples personal health information to cyber theft. it's all because of poor safeguard and a four decade old computer system. the us department of health and human services says the agency had no security plan for its computer system. no encryption for laptops and had not properly trained employees. it does say that no evidence of occurred. the state is replacing its aging computer system for paying medicare providers. continuing coverage this morning, the bond hearing of a restaurant owner accused of murdering his wife's lover on 49-year-old greg leon is charged in the murder of bravo sunday night at the park-and- ride in lexington county. according to the warrant for his arrest, leon open the door of bravo's vehicle and the shot and killed him. investigators that he also attempted to murder his wife, who was also in the car at the bullets missed her. he is currently being held at the lexington county jail. two years ago leon was involved in a investigation in lexington county come he got probation and a fine but no jail time because prosecutor said he was helpful in the prosecution of former sheriff, jimmy metz. deputy is recovering in the hospital this morning after being involved in a car crash with two other deputies. the other two deputies entered morning. all three were responding to a burglary call around nine wednesday night when they crashed into each other on platt springs road near old orangeburg road. a neighbor who heard the crash explains what he saw. >> i seen this one cops car hit the front, airbags exploded everywhere. debris all over the highway. i walked down and seen the other car and that's about what happened. it's just terrible. my first thought was, i sure hope the guys are doing okay. i hope they do get hurt bad. >> the highway patrol is investigating the crash this morning. the community is coming together to pray for those deputies hurt in that crash. lexington county councilman a bobby bobby keesler wants everyone to come out for prayer ceremony that starts tonight at road in redbank. at the statehouse this morning, a plan to fix south carolina roads is being blocked in the state senate. you've heard senator tom davis is filibustering the bill, again. lawmakers ended the and of the year last june, the same way. the plan would raise the gas tax 12 cents a gallon over three years to raise more money for roads. senator davis says there is no need for a tax increase. >> we can take care of our roads and bridges with additional resources, we have to get away from the politically influenced way. >> referring to the states $1.3 billion surplus. other senators say that money is needed for other things like fixing schools for the senate republican leaders say there is no way they will pass a roads plan for at least several weeks. let's talk a little sports now, also happening today the usc baseball season begins. the gamecocks host albany for a three-game series. first pitch at founders park with saturday's game at 2 p.m. and sunday's series finale at 1:30 p.m. the usc women's basketball team managed to lock down the scc regular season title. with a win over georgia last night. a strong defensive effort pushed the usc to a 61-51 final, the team is now a perfect 13- zero in scc play and moved to 25-one overall. the gamecocks are back in action on monday night on the road against alabama. tip offer that game is set for 7 o'clock meanwhile usc men's basmati will be looking for a win tomorrow as they host florida to another sellout crowd. this will be the lone meeting between the two squads this regular season. game time is set for noon at the colonial life arena. a boy has now had the 3d 13-year-old conor morgan was given the prosthetic yesterday at the central carolina technical college broad street campus in sumter. organ was born without a right hand and says he is now looking forward to climbing trees, and writing with his hand. the school surprised him by making the prosthetic after he came and for a school trip two weeks ago. >> i came here to learn about 3d printing, and stuff. they called me out and said that they were working on my hand. >> it's difficult. anyone that has a handicap, you feel like you're different from anyone else. now he will be different, but he will be called different. >> ejecta engineering graphic technology program a week to build a hand. they say as his riskiest struggles -- stronger so will his grip. >> that is cool. a louisiana family thankful that everyone in the family is safe this morning after a fire broke out in their home. a 5-year-old girls being called a hero. >> this is another great story. chloe would hurt the fire alarm going off in the house, and use trip to get everyone to safety. >>reporter:chloe woods is in pre- k, learning the very basics. back in october, her class went to the kenner fire department to learn something else. >> they talk to the kids about, if there was a fire you need to the house. >> g et out of the house. >>reporter:chloe was listening, and learning. this is where it all started, the stove caught on fire setting off the smoke alarm and that is when little chloe sprang into action. the 5-year-old jumped out of bed, and ran to her blind grandmother's room. >> she told my mom to hold onto her shoulder and they had to get out of the house. >>reporter:what did you do? >> i got out of the house. >>reporter:once she was out of the house, chloe made sure her grandmother and dog were okay, before running door to door looking for one thing -- >> the water. to pour it. >>reporter:she was running in the neighborhood, neighbor called 911. >> it could have been tragic. fire department says things to this little girl, paint attention on a field trip, tragedy was avoided. >> she saved her grandmother's life and her own life and. >>reporter:m, learn something out she may not fully understand. heroism. >> amazing. >> teaching kids, those important skills, they remember it. you've got to teach kids. >> our fire departments do that all the time. they have the little school groups. you don't think how much those kids, even at five years old, are listening. >> they are like sponges. they take it all in. >> it for her for not panicking. glad they are okay this time now for our mom of the day. our mom of the day is -- she is the mother of two and nominated per they say their mother is working and a caring mother that goes out of her way to congratulations to you this mom for mom of the day just go to our website wltx.com and click on the banner to send us your nomination. time now for our word of the day. today's word is extra lab, it's a noun that means an old instrument used to observe stars from and you know how much i love space, so i looked this up. it's pretty interesting. it looks like a pocket watch. small little device that they use apparently because, on ships, the navigation wasn't quite what they hope -- they were hoping for the user to track stars, patterns, things like that. way back in the day. i almost want to say it's kind of like -- this is a total google search there. i can't even explain that to be my own. just because i was interested i n. if you want to look it up, take a look at it. it's interesting. [silence] still more to come this morning, that cough that you cannot get rid of can be so annoying. we are going to tell you what it really means for your health. experts say going solar helps you save money on your power bill. we are on your side this morning to help you find out if it is right for your family. if you get a chance, you this weekend -- switching to solar power can save you money, but how do you know if it right for your minute sharon profis pro-fiss switching to solar power can save you money, but how do you know if it's right for your h ome? >> sharon explains how to figure out if it is worth making the switch. >>reporter:solar panels are not suitable for every house. the first thing you should do is find out if your roof gets enough sun throughout the day. the easiest way to check your home for solar viability is by typing your address into google's project website. the to let you know how many hours of sun your house gets per year, and how much money you would say by switching to seller. google sunroof is only available in some areas. if your house isn't in one of them, you will need to do the legwork yourself. an easy way to get a good estimate is by finding your location on solar maps provided by the national renewable energy laboratories. if your home is in an area of the country that receives very little son, you may not be able to go solar. from that., you will need to do solar will save you money. in san francisco, i am sharon, cnet.com for cbs news. >> some good tips there. our rather radio, we have been talking about these, and one of them is solar powered. >> this one is actually solar powered, you do not need batteries for this radio. you can charge by solar power and it actually has a handcrank that you can recharge the battery on. these radios, right now, from the medlin corporation, the midland rate -- weather radio and news 19 wltx weather team have a campaign going through the month of may and which you can get these radios at academy sports, kroger's, as well as walgreens, these radios are available at a special discounted rate specifically because we know only too well, what those weather -- without weathers like in the midlands. not only do you have your weather app on your phone, but these radios are connected to the national weather service. any kind of watch, or warning, doesn't matter if it's winter, flood, tornado, hurricane these radios will go off. you can get these right now, at the stores, you don't need it now. you do need a jacket. it is cold out there right now, 31 saluda, 32 saint matthews and manning. canton 30 degrees, as well as in camden. newberry setting a 30 for degrees. here in columbia we are at 32 degrees. clear skies, the winds are, right now. nevertheless we will need a jacket when we head out the door. that only do we have clear skies, but as we go throughout the day, areas of high pressure out at the mid atlantic will allow a lot of cool dry air on the backend of it coming out of the golf a lot of tropical moisture and that moisture will be settling in. but first it is more to warm up our air. it is going to be really warm and the kids get out of school today. 63degrees, afterschool, very sunny and warm as high temperatures today will range down in st. matthew's 62, here in columbia high of 60 for degrees, a lot of sunshine. winds out of the southeast a at five-10 miles per hour. overnight tonight some increasing call coverage a low of 45 degrees, most of tonight will range from 42 salida, 44 lexington 243 in saint matthews. outside, a lot of that tropical moisture that will be coming in. a big focal.is a dry line -- dense concentrated, hot hair will start to move out it's very dry. all of that will start moving toward the deep south. as a process through, our temperatures are going to go right through the roof. it will be unseasonably warm. by tomorrow, 71 degrees, winds out of the southwest tenth -- 10-15 miles per hour. it will be mostly cloudy on sunday but a high of 73, and that cloud coverage will introduce our chance for rain as it comes on monday. showers, but moderate to heavy rainfall as possible on tuesday with a high of 59 degrees. as the rain starts coming to an end by wednesday afternoon we will have a high of 55, with the sunshine returning in abundance by thursday afternoon. as far as the roads right now, they are dry, as we take a look at the roadways before you head out the door, i 20 east and westbound over at mile marker 66. pretty much from my 77 and alpine road going all the way out to fairfield, traffic is pretty light right now. no accidents are being reported. clear as we go in and around shock air force base to the something is just fundamentally broken when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison terms, for doing the same thing that whites do. ...when too many encounters with law enforcement end tragically. education, health care and jobs, to counter generations of neglect. we have to face up to the hard truth of injustice and systemic racism. 3 it's a familiar sound this time of year --- that hacking cough. colds and congestion can we are seeing warmer temperatures now, with the cold temperatures this is a familiar sound, this time of year, that hacking cough. cold and congestion can take over in the wintertime >> efran afante is having one right now. but not all costs are the same. don champion reports from new york. >>reporter:marielle felix has >> i have been ill for a week or so now, and i haven't gotten any better, bronchitis. >>reporter:what exactly does your cough mean? mount sinai urgent care dr. fear steen says this time of year, most patients have a cold and cough from postnasal drip. >> what starts out as a cold, with nasal congestion and a mild cough, it gets deeper into the upper part of the chest and causes a drawnout illness. >>reporter:if a person has a dry cough, that ends with a rattle, it may be asthma. when the cough is wet with colored mucus, that can be a sign of pneumonia. >>reporter:-- >> coughs that are concerning that should prompt him to go dr., would be coughs that are associated with real difficulty in breathing >>reporter:other costs to watch out for, a dry cough that gets worse when someone lies down or eats can mean reflux disease. under severe hacking cough followed by a hike pitch would can be pertussis or webbing marielle suffers from asthma, a chest x-ray result asthma determines she has bronchitis. >> unfortunately it is not uncommon for bronchitis. it last two-four weeks >>reporter:doctor fear steen recommended an asthma medication to open her passageways and dark honey to soothe her throat and cough. don champion, cbs news, new york. >> learned about -- learned a lot about coughs just now. >> makes me thankful i am not sick right now. >> if you were, stay away. >> you can read your cough, and know what ails you. >> it's good to know that, because sometimes we ignore our coughs and they will go away in a day or two. it sometimes it can be much worse than what you think. much more to come this morning, several new movies out this weekend but if you plan on going to the theater, leo smith has a look at the biblical epic, resin. chaos in the cockpit, what today, some something is just fundamentally broken when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison terms, for doing the same thing that whites do. ...when too many encounters with law enforcement end tragically. we need investments in education, health care and jobs, to counter generations of neglect. we have to face up to the hard truth of injustice and systemic racism. i'm hillary clinton, grab your jacket now, but you will not need it for long. i am so excited it's friday. i am deon guillory. >> and i am savannah levins. let some things over to meteorologist, efran afante for a check on the weather. it was a chilly start to the morning. you will be able to strip off those layers one by one as the sun comes out in those temperatures heat up it is going to be one of those days, so much of what we dealt with yesterday. cold temperatures, as right now all of us are in the 30s. get down to orangeburg, 30 for degrees. newburgh -- newberry sitting at 32, and also here in columbia. clear skies, calm winds, clear skies is going to last, once again all throughout the day today. 31degrees, you will need your afternoon. a lot of sunshine, 48 degrees by 10 o'clock, by lunch time 57 degrees, the sunshine will prevail into the afternoon. 60 for degrees by 3 o'clock in the winds out of the s outh- southeast. by 6 o'clock tonight, clear skies, once again at temperature 59 degrees. as far as the roadways right now, taking a look at the road conditions before you head out the door. i 26, over by mile marker 105 in between piney grove and st. andrews. both directions traffic has been picking up. at this point, no accidents reported. all of our roadways right now are clear. no issues as you get in and out of columbia. i 26 from harvest and about seven minutes, from i 772 blithe would as you get off the garners ferry exit about 15 minutes. the seven day forecast in the very warm weekend forecast. i have that coming up in a few minutes. we know it is going to be a important weekend as well. tomorrow is the gop primary. candidates have been all across our states in the past two days campaigning. >> they continue today. our jr barry has a look at what's happening today and beyond. >>reporter:good morning, on a friday, it is all coming down to this one final day of campaigning left before tomorrow's republican presidential primary. we are getting you caught up to date this morning on where the candidates are going to be campaigning as they stump for vote. donald trump has a rally in myrtle beach at noon today, he is going to wrap up the south carolina campaign with a stop in north charleston tonight. a lot of people still talking about trump and the pope. the pope says trump's proposal to build a wall along the us/mexico border is unchristian. pope francis that set a person who things only about building walls, wherever they may be, and not building bridges is not christian. christian. >> i am a very good question, because the pope said something to the effect that maybe donald trump is not christian. okay. he's questioning my faith. i was very surprised to see it. i am a christian. i am proud of it. >>reporter:ben carson is another republican candidate who says america needs to secure our borders for during a campaign stop in orangeburg you said building a wall is not unchristian like. >> do we need to have a barrier? of course we need to have a barrier. of course we need to have privacy for our country, we need a way to establish that. i do not think that has anything to do with christianity, or anything else, it has to do with common sense. >>reporter:carson is going to campaign in florence, and north charleston later today. ted cruz will visit myrtle beach and charleston today, he is expected to hammer away at who should be able to appoint the next supreme court justice. ted cruz wants the next >> i give you my word, every justice i put on the supreme court will be a principled, constitutional list who will be faithful to the law and will protect our bill of rights. >>reporter:marco rubio has a very busy day across the state, he is a. in columbia, pawley's pawleys island, hilton head, charleston and clemson. he is doing so with some political heavyweights >> if you give me the chance to be a president, i will unite this country as best we can for that means i will never ask you to be angry at another group of americans so i can win the election. >>reporter:of course, jeb bush has worked closely with governor haley in the past. anything he would give her an endorsement on wednesday. after the governor endorsed rubio, we asked him what that means now for his chances here in south carolina. >> if endorsements matter, and i do not know if they do, hers because she is an effective, popular governor. if it is the matter, i would rather have nikki haley, then not. to be honest with you. i am going to work hard. there's no adjustments necessary. i am going to work hard to make the case that i can be commander in chief on day one. that i can be president, and serve and apply conservative principles to the people up. >>reporter:bushes want to be campaigning in spartanburg, and greenville today with his mother, former first lady, barbara bush. john kasich has campaign stops in columbia, and in conway. he won the endorsement of the state newspaper says he is excited that he is climbing in some recent polls. >> you know, what is i nteresting, as we walk in total obscurity for a long time. it didn't bother me. the up security is kind of nice [laughter] we just have now risen, as people began to hear more and more of what i have to say, and what i have to say we are all i just happened to be the l eader. >>reporter:in case you are wondering, we have one of the last polls taken before voting takes place tomorrow. a statewide emerson college survey shows a donald trump in the lead with 33% across the state, while ted cruz and marco rubio are neck and neck fighting for second place. rubio hoping that endorsement from the governor is going to help him overtake ted cruz for second place. not totally rolling out first place in south carolina, but the polls do show donald trump the clear front runner in south carolina for that is the latest on the candidates on this friday morning. a very busy day of campaigning. we will have a complete recap of what they are doing later tonight right here on news 19. around the nation this morning, officials say a 50- year-old passenger is in critical condition after a helicopter crashed into pearl harbor in hawaii per day taurus helicopter falling into the water on camera. there it is right there for that witness saw three people swimming to shore, a 45-year- old woman and a 50-year-old man were also taken to the hospital and are in stable condition this hour. information was available about to others including the pilot, the navy says visits to the nearby uss arizona memorial are suspended until further notice. today, a first of a spring cleaning coupon is tied to a very big name. >> moneyman, matt granite granite just found a dice and deal drop. >>reporter:say hello to my little friend. in all honesty, it's a big price, small item. i would never spend money on this. but-- through your help, i have actually found a deal, and something very successful for your wallet. the number to request, this season, was dyson. i would never buy it, now i have. powerful than any competitor, you can use it in your car. i found it at its lowest price, free delivery, take a look at it inside my home. it picks up dirt faster and more precisely then competing devices. it got me into some trickier to clean spots that i usually cannot handle. i would have never thought this was something i would buy. i am telling you, it is awesome. look how much dirt and picked up after just a few minutes of use. obviously not a paid product your deal wltx.com. the stories you will be talking about in the day ahead, we are breaking on the big stories this morning. plus hour movie expert, leo smith, will explain if the biblical movie "risen" gets it alright, it's our favorite time of the week, lee's movie review. this one is a pretty interesting review this week. >> i figured when i went to go see deadpool last week, i always try to take an alternate route -- i figured i would go with the holy movie, and go see "risen." you know, i am always telling people they always like to know what kind of movies i like to naturally, i have preferences, i like thrillers, gangster movies and whatnot. but i always make the point of saying, i will like just about anything -- >> as long as it's good. >> as long as it's done well. i think we can say that about this movie today. take a look. >> when the messiah comes, rome will be nothing. >>reporter:this roman didn't really expect the messiah to return, just to make sure he had cards watch over a sealed tomb, but somehow the nazarene mysteriously managed to find his way out. now a furious pontius pilate is demanding some remains in order to prevent an uprising. so, he sends the very centurion who ordered the death low on the -- death of the missing body. during his investigation, this agnostic does not just discover a body, but also a soul. >> i have seen two things which cannot reconcile. and that same man alive again. >>reporter:sometimes, the most rational explanation is that a miracle has occurred. and after witnessing enough irrational anomalies, claudius begins to proceed the savior in the same light of his disciples. i do not know if "risen" will be able to convert anyone quite like it's lead character, that regardless of one's beliefs, the storyline still makes for an intriguing film. while nonbelievers are never likely to give it a chance, any accidental viewings will probably be successful. thus, believers are almost certain to enjoy. i won't go so far as calling it the greatest story ever told, worth telling. happy early easter. >> you know, i think what i really like best about it, the in making films like this, they want everything states every quote like it's -- and when you do everything like that, nothing is profound. they actually used regular dialogue with this, and made it work. >> there you go. go see "risen." >> leo smith, thank you so much. >> gladly. sending things over to efran afante right now. >> a great day to go outside to the movie theater this weekend >> this would actually be the weekend to do that after you go outside. right now it is cold out there, only 31 soluna. candor right now drop down to 28 degrees, saint matthews at 32 prayed here in columbia we are sitting at 32 degrees, clear skies overhead and the winds are calm. no doubt you will need a winter jacket as you head out the door. we have clear skies right now, an area of high pressure in the mid atlantic as a lot of the cool dry air, just to the west of us a lot of golf moisture is starting to stream in. that is going to warm up our temperatures quite a bit today. and the kids get out of school, we will not be seeing any clouds is all -- at all reaching highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. and the central and southern communities looking at temperatures in the middle 60 spread a lot of sunshine though, winds out of the southeast five-10 miles per hour. tonight mild with increasing call coverage, 45 degrees will be our flow as all of the lows tonight will generally be in the lower to middle 40s. as we get into the weekend, things are changing a little bit we will have a lot of call coverage getting in on saturday with a high of 71. 73 on sunday, with mostly cloudy skies and the rain comes in on monday, tuesday, and wednesday. a better chance for heavy rainfall on tuesday. after it all clears out on thursday a high of 57 degrees. the roads right now are dry, but traffic has been picking up all throughout her communities. right now on i 27, the left- hand side of the eastbound lane i 20 split from malfunction out of columbia no accidents or incidents reported at this time. from the village at sandhill heading into downtown about 13 looking at about gilliard: you know, there's an old saying about south carolina, we're always first in the things that are last and last in the things that are first. this economy is rigged. we can do better. and that's where bernie comes in. bernie is not in the pocket of wall street. everybody knows the problem. bernie wants to do something about it. he gets it. i mean, he really gets it. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. starting over some "breaking news" we have from usa today, the us striking an isis camp in libya killing at least 30 people this morning reports just now coming in. >> more than 30 militants from the extremist group killed at a campsite there. we will hear more about that later in the day. morning, the site -- donald trump on the pope going back and forth. the pope saying someone who wants to build a wall, from what he said about the immigration issue in our country, is that someone like that is not christian. donald trump responding i am a christian and i am proud of it. >> he had some strong words for the pope who obviously has a big hispanic following. we will see how that plays out. between dads, all that, all of your other headlines, this "breaking news" with the us striking an isis camp we will continue to update you on air, online and on social media. continue to follow us there. still to come, this morning, much more, get ready for the sunshine, efran afante updating his forecast right now. we will have a look at that in a few minutes a medlen's restaurant midlands restaurant owner accused of killing his wife's lover. coming up, extreme skiers thank you for waking up with us here on news 19, this morning, it is friday f ebruary 19. let's get right to today's top stories in your midlands rundown. the restaurant owner accused of murdering his wife's lover of valentine's day will have a bond court hearing today. greg deleon is charged with the murder in the death of bravo. this all happened sunday night according to the warrant for his arrest, leon open the door bravos vehicle and shot and killed him. investigators say he also attempted to murder his wife, who was also in the car. but the bullets missed her. he is currently being held at the lexington county jail. lobby keesler is inviting the community to join him at the park to pray for the deputies heard in the car crash. a prayer ceremony is happening tonight at 6:30 on the park on nazareth road in redbank. the man police are calling a local drug dealer is in jail this morning. broughton has been charged with three counts of distributions of marijuana. along with three other charges, police found close to 2 ounces of marijuana valued at $1500. multiple pills of xanax, and an undisclosed amount of cash at let's talk sports, happening today the usc baseball season kicks off. the gamecocks host albany for a three-game series. first pitch today at 4 p.m., saturdays game at 2 p.m., and sundays at 1:30 p.m. let's get a checkup traffic with efran afante. >> right now -- is anybody out there, this is i 20 over mile marker 74.the i 20 roadways right now, my traffic but that will be picking up. no accidents or issues on i 20 as you are coming in and out of columbia. roads are clear, we are not showing any accidents or incidents though. not about starter this morning, right now here on our friday morning, 32 degrees here in columbia, clear skies, calm winds and no doubt they will need a winter jacket as they head out to the bus stop. clear skies overhead, area of high pressure continues to bring in a lot of the cool dry air. a lot of moisture coming out of the gulf and i will that will give us a chance for warming today, with the kids get out, 62 degrees. a lot of sunshine as we are expecting a high of 64. winds out of the southeast southeast of five-10 miles per hour. tonight 45 for it even though we will have cloud call coverage on saturday and sunday, 71 on saturday, 73 on sunday. get out today, over the weekend, as we enjoy the nice warm temperatures. >> can't wait, it's going to be a great day to go outside. no out and boat -- vote in the presidential primaries. wltx will have full coverage of that. all of the campaign stops today. enjoy your weekend, thank you so much for joining us again for news 19 this morning. >> you can catch all your news online, at wltx.com, you can catch us on social media. have a great day. captioning funded by cbs 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump fires back at the pope on immigration and faith. a new poll shows his lead narrowing in south carolina. breaking news. american war planes target a major isis operative linked to two terrorist attacks. the bombings reportedly killed dozen. a helicopter crash in hawaii's pearl harbor. the race to trap those inside. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, i can promise you that the pope would have wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president. >> trump takes on the pope. >> he also talked about having a wall is not christian. he has an awfully big wall at the vatican. >> defend the constitution! repeal obamacare! and kill the terrorists! >> just one more day of