on cbs, the cbs news streaming network, and on paramount+. >>> in another big development today, theed at least a temporary victim at the u.s. supreme court. the justices ruling 5-4 that border agents can cut through razor wire that was installed by texas officials. conservative justices thomas, alito, gorsuch, and kavanaugh were outnumbered in the ruling. texas argues that it needs the razor wire because the federal government has failed to stop the flow of migrants. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that makes it easy to track your goals and manage your money get out of town. but we... just got here. when a bank helps you get and stay ahead. that's the bmo effect. ♪ bmo ♪ >> a

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this is the "cbs morning news." >>> trump takes iowa.setting win in the state's caucuses, reaffirming his grip on the republican party while rivals ron desantis and nikki haley lag far behind and

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our cbs boston station captured this video.igrant families now allowed into the terminal at logan airport overnight because there is no room left at shelters. and in chicago, people are sleeping in buses while they wait for a place to stay. a big part of the problem is the ever-growing backlog of asylum cases. right now, more than 3 million migrants are waiting for their cases to be heard in immigration court. just last year, the backlog of cases was at 2 million. cbs's manuel bojorquez is in miami, which has the largest backlog in the country. >> reporter: well, norah, this is miami's immigration court, and you can tell by the markers on the ground, this is where people are told to lineup, and on most days you will find a line of dozens of people trying to get inside to see a judge and learn more about their fate. about 275,000 cases of migrants placed in removal proceedings are pending in the miami immigration court. that is the largest docket in the country. the average caseload nationally is now 4500 per judge. and norah, j

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i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we want toa story that's impacting just about every state in america. the dangerous weather from not one but two major winter storms. the national weather service today saying 47 states are under weather alerts. we're talking about deadly tornadoes in the south, blizzard conditions in the midwest, and here in the mid-atlantic and northeast, high winds, heavy rain, and flooding. nearly 210 million americans are in the path of this monster storm, and parts of the northeast are under a state of emergency. we have team coverage tonight from multiple storm locations, and cbs's dave malkoff will start us off from hard hit panama city beach, florida. >> reporter: parts of the florida panhandle pummeled by a powerful tornado blasting through block after block, blowing apart buildings, shredding structures, and lifting homes off their foundation. >> every storm has an indelible image. >> right. >> and i would guess this is it. >> reporter: gary michaels rode out the storm across the street from a house t

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i'm charissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm majornorah. we begin with a powerful 7.5-magnitude earthquake striking japan. destroying homes, buckling roads, forcing thousands to flee to higher ground due to tsunami warnings. fires broke out. authorities say at least six are dead. rescue crews continue to search through the rubble, looking for survivors. the nation issued its highest-level tsunami alert immediately after the quake but lowered it hours later. residents along the western coast are still being told not to return to their homes. the biden administration has been in touch with japanese officials. president biden said the u.s. is "ready to provide any necessary assistance." cbs' ben tracy will start us off tonight with the latest details. >> reporter: at a train station in kanazawa, people ran for cover as the large earthquake struck around 4:10 local time monday afternoon. the quake had a magnitude of 7.5 according to the u.s. geological survey. it violently shook buildings across western japan and rocked several religious

for others, check back later for "cbs mornings."an follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. no rest from the harsh weather for oregon, which saw heavy ice storms overnight. tens of thousands of people lost power, and 47 miles of a major interstate were closed. the storm comes just days after extreme winter weather killed at least five people across the state. >>> congressional tax committees announced a deal to expand the federal child tax credit on tuesday. the agreement increases the credit and makes more low-income families eligible while also expanding tax cuts for businesses. the deal still needs to be voted on. >>> and late-night tv's newest host is here. after midnight with taylor tomlinson appeared on cbs and paramount+ tuesday night. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> great people of iowa, thank you. we love you all. >>

a lawson, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> as we come on the air tonight, nearly 100 million of you are under wind chill warnings or advisories as an arctic blast grips a wide swath of this country. the national weather service warns the extreme temperatures pose a risk of frostbite and hypothermia. this is buffalo, new york. where a blizzard is blasting the city with snow and howling winds. the snow is also piling up in utah as the avalanche threat increases. this video was captured in cottonwood canyons near salt lake city. the state's avalanche center is warning of,quote, extreme extraordinarily dangerous avalanche conditions. and look at these frigid temperatures. brutal. from the pacific northwest to the northeast. mike seidel of our partners at the weather channel is outside in the thick of it all in buffalo and leads us off tonight. mike, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. as you can see, it's a whiteout here in the south towns not far from buffalo. sowfall rates of three to four inches an hour. just about everything in and ou

i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, >>> it's monday, january 15th, 2024. this is the "cbs morning news." it's caucus day. the presidential candidates make their final pitch to iowa republicans just hours before the first votes are cast in the nominating race. >>> polar plunge. a dangerous arctic blast and heavy snow are gripping much of the country. will it impact turnout in iowa? >>> and 100 days. israel marks a somber milestone in its war with hamas as its prime minister vows to keep up the fight. >>> good morning. thanks for watching. i'm shanelle kaul in for anne-marie green. we start this morning with the iowa caucuses and the brutal, bitter blast of winter weather. take a look at this map. the arctic temps are impacting much of the country with windchills in the minus 20s and 30s. and the cold could have an impact on turnout in iowa. a new cbs news poll shows former president donald trump with a commanding lead among likely republican voters nationwide. cbs' charlie demar joins us from des moines with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and the race to the

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member of our cbs news family.brating the arrival of leo emmanuel diaz smith and a glorious head of hair. everyone is healthy and happy, especially big sister isa, as you can see. congratulations. >>> that's the news for this saturday. i'm weijia jiang in washington. good night. ♪ >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> a winter storm making its way through the bay area, the issues it is causing on the roads and in the skies. another messy day in the sierra, how travelers are dealing with the heavy snow during the holiday weekend. >>> methane affects the atmosphere much faster. >> and thousands of protesters trying to shut down the port of oakland, why they say they were hoping to disrupt a specific ship from docking. good evening, i'm andrea nakano. from the rain to the wind, people around the bay area dealing with some pretty ugly conditions today, here is a time-lapse video from our camera on top of the salesforce tower showing the gray taking over the bay, and in the sierra, rough conditions

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this is the "cbs morning news." u.s. troops attacked. three killed, more than 30 injured in a drone strike in jordan. the attack apparently the work of iranian-backed militants spreading fear of a widening war in the region. the vow from president biden. >>> border battle. senators appear close to a bipartisan deal aimed at curbing illegal migrant crossings and expediting the asylum process. >>> super bowl bound. the stage is set. the san francisco 49ers going up against the defending champs, the kansas city chiefs. a rematch of the 2020 super bowl. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president biden promising to respond after a drone strike that killed three american troops. these are the first u.s. casualties since the start of the israel-hamas war and set off scores of attacks on american military locations in iraq and syria. it happened at a remote base in jordan near the iraq and syria borders where about 350 army and air force personnel are deployed. cbs' naomi ruchim is joining us now here with the ver

you can find us right here at cbs, the cbs news streaming app, and at news.com.k here in washington, there are few genuine surprises at the u.s. capital, but there was a big one today. house republicans were thrown for a loop when hunter biden appeared at a hearing called to hold him in contempt of congress. cbs's scott macfarlane was there, as the meeting descended into chaos. >> do you plan on testifying today, sir? >> reporter: the president's son walked into the house committee room telling cbs news he was willing to take a seat at the witness table. the committee was set to vote on whether to hold biden in contempt of congress for snubbing their subpoena last month for a closed-door interview. biden hasn't said that he would only testify in a public open hearing. >> just want to ask consent to swear mr. biden. >> reporter: quorum turned into chaos beard >> let's take a vote and hear from hunter biden. >> reporter: declined to swear him in. >> you said the witness can choose. >> mr. biden does not make the roots, we make the rules. >> reporter: 20 minutes lat

the veteran cbs news man worked on every broadcast here at cbs, but is best remembered as the longtime0 years of host of cbs radio's "the osgood file." here cbs's jane pauley. >> good morning, i'm charles osgood, and this is "sunday morning." ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he was the admired yet approachable host of "sunday morning" for more than 22 years. ♪ ♪ charles osgood knew his was a storied life. born charles osgood wood in the bronx, he grew up in baltimore. he remembered it this way. >> in 1942, milk was delivered in bottles. mail was delivered twice a day. and that boy named charlie wood had a paper route. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ >> reporter: he had a love of music and time spent chewing the fat with the likes of julia child. >> did you imagine that you were a natural for television when you started doing that show? >> i'm a natural ham. and that helps a lot. >> reporter: and many others. >> they come out fast, but, i mean, it is a fast world. >> ♪ we have actors and artists ♪ ♪ not just politicians ♪ >> reporter: his beloved "sunday morning" was the beneficiary of his passio

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin withp at the top of one of the nation's most prominent universities. the presdent of harvard, claudine gay, resigned today following accusations of plagiarism and the university's alleged mishandling of anti-semitism on campus since the start of the war between israel and hamas. the announcement comes less than a month after her congressional testimony that sparked outrage and intense backlash both from critics and prominent university donors. gay becomes the second ivy league leader to step down following last month's contentious hearing before the house committee on education. cbs's nikole killion has been following this story from the beginning and is here to start us off tonight. nikole, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major. pressure had been building on claudine gay to step down even testimony last month, it wasn't enough, making her the shortest serving president in the history of the university. six months into her tenure, harvard university president claudine gay announce

cbs' robert costa is in des moines with more.obert, good evening to you. >> good evening, jericka. polls show former president trump is poised for a big win here, but that isn't discouraging trump's rivals. a frozen frenzy. republican presidential candidates and voters trudging through iowa on the eve of the gop caucuses in sub-zero temperatures. >> even though it's cold, if i do make a difference this year, i wouldn't be here. >> don't complain about what happens in a general election if you don't play in this caucus. it matters. >> reporter: former trump ambassador nikole killion is on the rise, hoping for a strong finish that could catapult her into the new hampshire primary plater this month. in dubuque, florida governor ron desantis urged his supporters to show up. >> if you're willing to brave the cold for a few hours tomorrow for the iowa caucus, i'll be spending the next eight years fighting for you and fighting for this country. >> reporter: but trump's shadow looms over the snowy landscape. a new cbs news poll shows his

you can find us right here at cbs, the cbs news streaming app, and at cbsnews.com.k here in washington, there are few genuine surprises at the u.s. capital, but there was a big one today. house republicans were thrown for a loop when hunter biden appeared at a hearing called to congress. congress. cbs's scott macfarlane was there, as the meeting descended into chaos. >> mr. biden, do you plan on testifying today, sir? >> reporter: the president's son walked into the house committee room telling cbs news he was willing to take a seat at the witness table. the committee was set to vote on whether to hold biden in contempt of congress for snubbing their subpoena last month for a closed-door interview. biden has insisted that he would only testify in a public open hearing. >> just want to ask consent to swear in mr. biden. >> reporter: the quorum turned into chaos. >> let's take a vote and hear from hunter biden. >> reporter: republicans again today declined to swear him in. >> you said the witness can choose. >> mr. biden does not make the roots, we make the rules. >>

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for more download the cbs news app on y or connected i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> u.s.three killed, over 30 injured in a drone strike by iran-backed militants in jordan. president biden calling it despicable. >> we shall respond. >> we'll have the very latest. >>> border battle. >> it's been the simple request of americans whether you're republican, democrat or independent. people just want a secure border. >> senators zero in on a bipartisan deal aimed at curbing illegal migrant crossings and expediting the asylum process. >> look, this is a painful compromise. this is a tough bill. >>> weather whiplash. after a sudden thaw snow returns to the northeast. and the west coast set for a new soaking. the full forecast straight ahead. >>> deepening mystery. what happened to three kansas city men found dead, frozen in their friend's back yard. >>> in california a retired space shuttle is readied for a final lift. >> i'm elise preston in los angeles where "endeavour" is set to soar again after a big move. >>> and later, we head to route 66 to meet a man with a history lesson a

here on cbs, the cbs news streaming network, and, of course, on paramount plus. >>> president biden and kamala harris are putting abortion front and center on their campaign. it will be the subject of their first joint campaign rally in virginia. cbs's nancy cordes reports. >> how dare he. >> reporter: the biden/harris campaign kicked into high gear going after donald trump on the issue of abortion in op-eds and ads around the country. >> in texas you are forced to carry that pregnancy. >> reporter: the goal, to tie the recent rollback in reproductive rights directly to the gop front-runner. >> we did the roe v. wade thing, which we've been trying to get it done. >> reporter: since roe v. wade was overturned 19 months ago, 21 states have established full or partial abortion bans. the issue has galvanized voters on the left who have turned out to protect abortion rights in seven states so far. come this november, the issue will be on the ballot in up to nine more states including battlegrounds like arizona and nevada. >> people have made it really clear that they want this right to b

from all of us at cbs news, happy new year and good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> from cbs news bay area, this is. >>> now at 6:00, getting ready to ring in the new year, we'll have a look at tonight's forecast plus when we'll see some rain this week. >>> plus some new year's wisdom from a younger reflective, how bay area kids are reflecting on the past year looking ahead to 2024. >>> and many oakland residents say the city has never been this dangerous. how much does that perception match up what's happening? we'll dive into the numbers. >>> the 49ers wrap up the number one seed in washington, how brock purdy rewrote the team's record books. >> thank you so much for joining us on this new year's eve. i'm andrea nakano. >>> 2023 is coming to an end and all around the world people are wrapping up the year in style. in most other places it's already 2024. we saw fireworks in paris. in dubai they launched them from the top of the world's tallest building and a beautiful waterfront show in hong kong. back here in the bay area thousands of people are heading to the annual embarcadero fireworks show, b

the american dream. >> reporter: adam yamaguchi, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and that is the cbs weekendka duncan. from all of us here in washington, we thank you. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area, thi >>> now at 6:00, trying to find answers for what seems like a never ending american problem, how some groups in the north bay are trying to tackle gun violence. >> we are fighting for anything that promotes common sense gun laws that will prevent gun violence. >>> plus how bay area doctors are trading life threatening genetic disorders even before the patient is born. >>> and growing tensions in the middle east after a drone strike kills three u.s. soldiers in jordan. president biden now vows to retaliate. >> good evening. i'm andrea nakano. >>> we begin in the north bay where people spent the day working toward new solutions for the unique american problem of widespread gun violence. according to cdc data gathered in 2022, there were more than 48,000 homicide deaths, of those suicides reached an all time high with 26,000. today two democratic congressmen attended a gun violence foru

elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >> major: and that is tonight's "cbs evening news."is the folks wagon, red and gold report from kpix and cbs news bay area. >> we are back. whoa! >> we got this! all of the way, let's go. >> a familiar no stands in their way >> patrick mahomes and the chiefs. >> payback, baby. >> a moment they have been waiting for all season. >> yes, sir. it is about that time >> the time is now for another red and gold report. >>> we are back. good evening, welcome to this very special super bowl edition of the red and gold report. i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i am your uncle vern. we are gearing up for super bowl lviii that only you, and you, and you can only watch here on cbs. >> they will take on the chiefs on february 11th and we will bring you all of the excitement from sin city. >> and the big news today, 49ers will wear white jerseys for super bowl 58. they are the rogue team. so, the chiefs will be in their home reds, just like both teams were when they were back in 2020. fun fact. the team wearing white has won 16. 9ers included. of the las

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> breaking newsre beginning to strike houthi targets in yemen. the iranian-backed militia has launched a constant barrage of drone and missile attacks at ships in the red sea, delaying shipping globally. cbs's nancy cordes has the very latest now from the white house. good evening, nancy. what do we know? >> reporter: norah, these major strikes were carried out by the u.s. and uk jointly, and they were assisted by at least four other countries, including canada and australia. the targets were drone and missile launch sites in houthi-controlled yemen. this marks the first time the u.s. has struck yemen since the israel-hamas war began back in october. the u.s. has been warning these iran-backed houthis that it would hit back after 27 attacks on international shipping in the red sea since november. in fact, just on tuesday, the u.s. navy had to shoot down 21 houthi missiles and drones that were fired from yemen. those houthi missiles, by the way, are provided by iran. now, the houthis say their strikes

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we want toht with a major new development after that terrifying blowout in the sky. we learned just a short time ago about troubling new safety concerns and installation issues on boeing 737 max 9s, and those could be related to what caused the scary incident on board an alaska airlines plane. remember, the cabin lost pressure, horrifying passengers as items including an iphone that remained intact was actually sucked out of the plane. the data from the cockpit voice recorder was erased, making the installation more difficult. today the head of the ntsb said had that plane been flying any higher, it could have been catastrophic for the 171 passengers on board. as a result, every boeing 737 max 9 was grounded. that's more than 170 planes. and for days now, these inspections have been ongoing. so late today, united revealing they have found what some of these issues are. kris van cleave is our senior transportation correspondent. he's been on this since it happened, and he joins us now from portla

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. >>> the cbs evening news is next. local news continues on our streaming service, i will s 5:00 . ♪ ♪ >> loud and clear. >> norah: this plane is the u.s. navy eyes in the sky and right now they are doing surveillance and reconnaissance appeared to be one norah o'donnell has her access on board a u.s. navy patrol flia amid fears of a widening war in the region. >> norah: how often are these pas flying over the red sea and houthi territory? >> almost all day. >> major: plus the families of those three u.s. soldiers killed share their grievance beard >> something like this could happen to my daughter. >> major: the "cbs evening news" starts now. good evening, everyone, i'm major garrett in for norah, who as you saw is on assignment. tonight we are surveying the deteriorating situation in the middle east, from the red sea to gaza to iran. this is the bodies of three soldiers killed in jordan prepared to make their way back to the united states. first, israeli special forces disguised as medical workers and civilians storm

there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnig ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >iddle east are top priorities for president biden as he begins his new year. cbs' skyler henry is traveling with the president in the u.s. virgin islands. good evening, skyler. >> reporter: ed, good to see you. there's several issues the president is juggling heading into 2024 as he's also looking to stay in office with an election on the horizon. president biden staying in close contact this weekend with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. with western military aid stalled and kyiv running low on supplies, the biden administration is urging congress to take action. to give more funding to ukraine. >> we believe that they can be successful in this conflict, that they can win, and they can push russian forces out of ukraine. but what they've got to have, additional resources. >> reporter: republican lawmakers on capitol hill say aid to both ukraine and israel hinges on beefing up assets and sweeping policy changes along the u.s. southern border. today more than 300 migrants landed

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the veteran cbs news man worked on every broadcast here at cbs, but is best remembered as a longtime his nearly 50 years of host of cbs radio, the osgood file. here cbs's jane pauley pits people good morning, i'm charles osgood and this is sunday morning. >> reporter: he was the admired yet approachable host of "sunday morning" for more than 22 years. ♪ ♪ charles osgood knew his was a storied life. born charles osgood wood in the bronx, he grew up in baltimore. he remember to it this way. >> in 1942, milk was delivered in bottle. mail was delivered twice a day. and that boy named charlie would had a paper route. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ >> reporter: he had a love of music and time spent chewing the fat with the likes of julia child here >> could you imagine that you were a natural for television when he started doing that show? >> i'm a natural ham. it helps a lot. >> reporter: and many others. >> they ome out fast, but it is a fast world. >> we have actors and artists, not just politicians. >> reporter: his beloved "sunday morning" was the beneficiary of his passion. ♪

. >>> is cbs evening news is next. and local news continues on our streaming service ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the two powerful storm systems hitting the united states. blizzard warnings out west and deadly weather in the south. plus, cities like d.c., new york, and boston preparing for a flash and heavy rain. ♪ ♪ >> the water was up to my door appeared to hundreds of thousands are without power tonight as a massive storm brings life-threatening conditions in at least a dozen reported tornadoes. the reason for the defense secretary 's mystery hospitalization is revealed. complications from his prostate cancer treatment. why the president didn't know the reason until today. >> discussions about screening, treatment, and support are obviously not mike often deeply personal and private. >> norah: a federal panel here's trump's claim of immunity but the judges sound skeptical. what t all means. >> a president has to have immunity. and the other thing is i did nothing wrong. >> the investigation into the alaska airlines 737 ma

we're back in 30 minutes with cbs news bay area at 7:00. see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight the breaking news. "cbs evening news" projects donald trump will win the iowa caucuses. ♪ ♪ >> he can get the job done and not afraid to crack some eggs to get the thing done. >> norah: the results in iowa as we look forward to new hampshire and what it means for the race for the white house. >> this is our chance in iowa to make a difference. >> norah: the bitter cold blanketing most of the u.s., 1 million americans under winter weather alerts. plus a new storm moving in. >> temperatures are cold everywhere, looks like many of us will be well below zero. >> norah: the news about the two navy seals missing at sea. >> how long, not long? >> norah: on this martin luther king jr. day, we hear from the civil rights activist in his own words. >> glory, hallelujah! this truth is marching on! ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening. i am norah o'donnell. and thank you for being with us on this monday night. we want to begin tonight with the iowa caucuses. the first c

this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ happy 2024.undreds of thousands of people packed new york's times square for a largely peaceful welcome to the new year. from confetti to midnight kisses, we'll show you the celebrations. >>> red sea attack. the u.s. navy sinks three houthi boats after the iranian-backed rebels tried to hijack a container ship. >>> jeremy renner's surprise appearance. how the actor thanked the first responders who saved his life after a snowplow accident. good morning and happy new year. i'm charissa lawson in for anne-marie green. >>> at the stroke of midnight, we rang in 2024. festivities in new york's times square went off without any trouble, with hundreds of thousands of revelers packing the streets. wendy gillette reports on the celebrations and the security. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: the waterford crystal ball descended from a pole high above times square, ringing in 2024. couples kissed and celebrated, showered by 3,000 pounds of confetti dropped from the buildings above. security was tighter this

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the cbs evening news is next in the local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. see you back here at 5:00. ♪ ♪ >> norah: this is the nerve center. >> this is the nerve center. this is where it all happens. sp1 tension in the east in the region with the u.s. navy where they are facing attacks by houthi terrorists. >> no one has ever used that before. certainly against commercial shipping much less u.s. navy ships. sp1 in the u.s. responds after a drone attack kills three soldiers in jordan. >> we will absolutely do what is required to protect ourselves. >> norah: a special edition of the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening. i am norah o'donnell coming to you from the u.s. naval base here in bahrain amongst rising tensions in the nation from the red sea to jordan. thank you for being with us. we are at the home of the u.s. fifth fleet and naval forces central command, getting a first look at the secret operation here. these forces are the tip of the sphere against the iranian backed houthi militia defending international waters against their terror atta

for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> it's >>> it's thursday, january 11th, 2024. this is the "cbs morning news." deadly storms wreak havoc on both coasts. an avalanche out west, flooding in the east, and get ready for round three as another severe weather system moves across the country. >>> first, the gloves come off. republican rivals ron desantis and nikki haley go on the attack, knocking each other, while the absent frontrunner, donald trump, has a stage all to himself across town. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. there's a lot happening in the presidential race with the iowa caucuses just days away. first, the republican field got smaller with chris christie dropping out of the race. then nikki haley and ron desantis went head to head trying to position themselves as the alternative to donald trump. the former president, meanwhile, held a dueling event of his own at the same time. cbs' jarred hill now from new york where trump is expected bac

cbs news chief medical correspondent dr.ribes the operation, which the pentagon called an elective medical procedure. >> when you take out the entire prostate, it is a major operation. >> reporter: on new year's day, austin began to suffer complication. >> including nausea with severe abdominal, hip, and leg pain. initial evaluation revealed a urinary tract infection. >> this is an unusual operation. usually these surgeries, they are big operations, but people recover very well, generally without any kind of a complication like this. >> reporter: admitted to the icu with a tube down his nose to drain his stomach, austin turned over his powers as secretary of defense to his deputy, but waited three full days before telling the white house he was in the hospital. >> it was not optimal for a situation like this, to go as long as it did without the commander in chief knowing about it. that is not the way it is supposed to happen. >> reporter: the white house ordered all cabinet secretaries to immediately report whenever they are

cbs's charlie d'agata takes us on board a u.s.y destroyer with a firsthand look at the critical mission there to keep the region safe. >> so you can see right now... >> reporter: inside the combat information center, the navies lead guided missile destroyer. >> these are enemy missiles... >> reporter: a navy officer identifies three incoming missiles. >> standby, missiles at one, two, three three. >> reporter: the water goes out to shoot them down. than a direct hit on all three. >> so what you saw here was exactly what you would see if you were on one of the platforms in the red sea. >> reporter: this is just a simulation. houthi threats in the red sea are very real. we flew to the uss arleigh-burke destroyer today from the uss bataan, both warships are part of a combined 4,000 strongf u.s. marines and sailors across the deployment here. commander ty brown showed us the vast array of weapons packed onto destroyers like this come from torpedoes to harpoon missiles, capable of hitting ships, even stocked with tomahawk cruise missil

cbs's jo ling kent joins us now from l.a.ling, what can you tell us about this deceptive technology? >> reporter: nancy, good evening. they are called deepfakes, manipulated images, video, audio recordings that seem eerily legitimate, and they are the latest example of how artificial intelligence is developing far faster than u.s. laws and regulations. in the case of taylor swift, her huge fan base, or swifties, not only outraged but demanding these fake images be removed. one explicit image was reportedly seen 47 million times on x before it was taken down. we have reached out to swift's team and have not heard back yet, nancy. >> nancy: yeah, and unfortunately, jo ling, taylor swift joins a long list of celebrities and politicians who have been affected, so what do people need to know about how to spot a deepfake? >> reporter: yeah, it's taylor swift, president biden, scarlett johansson, tom hanks, and many regular people battling deepfakes made without their consent. you might remember fake videos of tom cruise went viral

this is the "cbs morning news." bracing for winter's wrath. a major storm is barreling toward the northeast bringing heavy snow, ice, and wind. who gets snow and who doesn't? >>> breaking overnight, south african athlete oscar pistorius is out of prison after serving nine years for killing his girlfriend. >>> first, another deadly school shooting. another community grappling with grief, and another investigation into why. why did a 17-year-old student open fire inside a school? and the other disturbing discovery police uncovered inside. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it is happening way too often. this is the second school shooting, just four days into the new year. the latest happening in a tight knit community in iowa where parents are holding their kids just a little tighter this morning. here's what we know -- a 17-year-old high school student shot and killed a sixth grader and wounded five others. police also found an explosive device. cbs' jarred hill is joining us from new york. you have new information