Some of today's top stories

• Yosemite national park is back open this morning.
  The park closed Friday because of the storm.
  Park rangers say as of three o-clock yesterday visitors were welcome to come in through the highway 41 and 140 entrances.
  Big Oak Flat Road and Badger Pass Road plus some ski areas will stay closed until today at noon and tire chains are required.
  The Wawona campground will re-open as first come first serive- and the park says bring a shovel- to be prepared for winter camping.
• The final sprint is on heading into super Tuesday.
  For republicans, voters in more than a dozen states head to the polls in about 24 hours.
  While former President Trump is edging closer to a rematch with president biden, former u.n. Ambassador Nikki Haley is not giving in - she's celebrating her first primary win in the nation's capital - making her the first woman to ever win a republican primary.
  NBC's brie Jackson has the latest from Washington..
• And tomorrow voters across California will head to the polls as well. Here's what you need to know: there are 19 ballot drop boxes across the county.
   There are tamper evidence seals on the ballots and on the ballot drop boxes.
   Every one is monitored by camera 24/7.
   Kern County Clerk Aimee Espinoza says there are measures in place to make sure people aren't voting twice, and evey single eligible vote is counted.
   You can cast your vote by ballot drop box no later than 8pm on tomorrow.
  If you choose to vote in-person tomorrow, make sure to take the ballot you received in the mail with you, to surrender.