sprere through sexual contact. and betting on the super bowl. even small advertisers are hoping to score big. i spent all my years believing you >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." hillary clinton made history, though not the way she hohod. she was declared the winner of iowa's democratic caucuses by the smallest margin ever. now she faces a tougher battle against bernie sanders on his new england home turf next week. new hampshire is also where republican donald trump will be looking for a comeback after losing to ted cruz and barely edging out marco rubio. our campaign 2016 correspondents are on the trail. and first go to major garrett with the republicans. >> god bless the great state of new hampshire. so what a victory last night. >> reporter: after earning the

history, ted cruz boasted he defied the odds. >> every tv pundit on virtually every station said cruz can't win, no chance cruz is going to win iowa, not going to happen. it would be trump, trump. trump. >> reporter: but it wasn't. trump fellll,000 votes short andnd gave an uncommonly subdued concession speech. >> we finished second. i want to till you something, i am just honored. really honored. today the bombast was back. trump complained on twitter he the vors for self funding his campaign and the media has not covered my long shot great finish in iowa fairly. trump called cruz's victory speech, long, rambling and overly flamboyant. the race is quickly becoming a battle among, trump, cruz and marco rubio. the florida senator says he is

>> who is closer now? >> i t tnk i am. we are one delegate apart. second i give us the best chance to unify the party. you can't win if the party is divided but to grow it. >> reporter: rubio's momentum comes with attacks from kasich, bush, and christie who need strong showings in new hampshire >> see if he will answer your questions, stand up and take that. i don't thininhe will or can. >> what do you think that its about? >> sometimes when people are under duress they react in ways they will regret later on. christie finished 10th. cruz worked hard for his victory in iowa. holding 2/3 as many events as trump, a third more than rubio. do the math, trump collected twice as many votes per iowa visit as cruz. >> worth remembering, iowa republicans haven't picked the nominee since 2000. major garrett for us tonight. thank you.

here is nancy cordes. >> i am so thrilled that i am coming to new hampshire after winning iowa! reporter: the first woman ever to win the iowa caucuses diit by .2%. >> senator sanders a a you conceding the race in iowa. >> last i saw we were four delegates down. as the i understand it, there was some precincts where -- delegates were one with the flip of the coin. we want to take a, a l lk at that. >> at least six precincts broke a tie with a coin toss. >> hillary clinton. >> the largegeurnout, evenly split, caused challenges elsewhere too. >> well should a realignment. >> in the end, 84% of young ters, under the age e 30, went for sanders. but 58% of caucus goers were 50 and up. and they went overwhelmingly for clinton.

territory for clinton. the latest cbs news battleground tracker shows sanders leading in new hampshire by 19 points. his democratic socialist message plays well with the state's large independent population. >> it sounds to me like u are ready for a political revolution. >> reporter: sanders also has something of a home field advantage here. he is from neighghring vermont. clinton has the deep ties here too, scott, it is here she staged a come back eight years ago after a stinging loss in iowa. >> nancy cordes, thank you. two casualties of the iowa caucuses, republican mike huckabee who won there eight years ago. he did poorly last nig and dropped out. so did democrat martin o'malley. >> clinton picked up 22 national convention delegates in iowa. sanders, 21. but that's a little misleading because clinton already has 362 superdelegates. party leaders who pledged their

that brings her now to 384 or about 16% of the 2,382 she needs. after new hampshire, the polls indicate the primaries are expected to break clinton's way. on the republican side, cruz picked up eieit delegates, trump, rubio, seven. they need a little over 1,200. so, far to go. john dickerson, our cbs news political director and anchor of "face the nation." john, we heard what a difference an election makes. tell me how has the race changed? what's the new framework? >> we have been talking about the race in terms of establishment, versus the ououider. we shoe look, ideology, versus electability. look at entrance polls in iowa, who shares your val use?

en they were asked who do you think can win in november, the large share went to marco rubio. going into new hampshire, ted cruz is saying i'm the true consistent conservative. the keeper of the flame. rally to my light. marco rubio is saying i can beat hillary clinton. tell me where does this go from here? >> well, marco rubio did well in iowa in part because he did better than expectations. but now he is saying he is in the top tier, he is the alternative to cruz and trump. those expectations are very high. so, he would have to do very well in new hampshire which is a less ideological state. of course he has new competitors there in bush, christie, and kasich. all of whom want to drag him down. of course there its the roiling fight between ted cruz and donald trump. >> john dickerson. watching on sunday on "face the nation." john, thank you so much. the "cbs overnight news" will be

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hardest hit is brazil where we fifi dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: it is a search and destroy mission government workers. each morning, teams of army and health workers target neighborhoods in the city looking to kill mosquitoes that may carry the zika virus. the epicenter of an explosion of microcephaly, an abnormally small head at birth linked to the infection. >> each is a notified case of microcephaly. >> reporter: the doctor heads up the city health department. >> expecting reduce population of mosquito to see less zika and hopefully less microcephaly cases later on. >> reporter: there are 272,000 homes in this district alone. officials follow up every two months. 30-year-old is pregnant with her fourth child. a worker added chemical to kill mosquito larvae.

mosquitoes o ours in people's homes. what are you doing at home to loper your chance of getting bitten by a mosquito. borgess told me, tries to keep her home clean, eliminates standing water and occasionally uses bug spray. still gets mosquito bites once a week she has had no obvious symptoms of zika, but 80% of the time those infected don't feel sick. what do you worry about? prejudice exists and is serious. as a mom, i would give all of my love, , t i would worry about the outside wowod. scott, i asked the health commissioner about today's report of sexual transmission of zika virus in the united states rhe he said that has not been reported yet in brazil, , t that after today, health officials here are certain to take a closer look. >> dr. jon lapook, reporting for us, jon, thank you. what are the chances of a large tbreak of zika in this

we put the question to dr. thomas frieden who runs the centers for disease control. >> everything we see so far doesn't suggest there will be a widespread outbreak of zika in the u.s. we have two things going for us. first, the mosquitoes are not present at all in most of the country. and they're present in much lower numbers where they are present. second, because people have air conditioning, are inside, legislation crowded than some of the places where zika is spreading soapidly, we are much less likely to have the widespread transmission even in the places where are the mosquitoes that spread t ts virus. >> dr. thomas frieden n the cdc. turning overseas -- there was a bang and suddenly a gaping hole in a jetliner over war torn somalia today. margaret brennan has the that. >> reporter: cell phone video

flight shows oxygen masks fwloeg in the wind near the hole in the airbus 321. some passenger toward the back of the plane can be seen wearing oxygen masks. on the ground the damage to the plane was clearly y sible with pipies of the fuselage c cled out from the body of the plane. all 74 passengers and crew were evacuated. aviation officials say two people were injured. the somali owned airline was on the way from mogadishu to and the diplomat was on the flight and said on facebook he heard a loud noise and couldn't see anything but smoke. after the smoke cleared he realized quite a chunk of the plane was missing. u.s. intelligence officials are aware of reports there may have en an explosion. it is unclear from structural failure. and a terror group controls part of the country and isis is expanding its footprint.

five days ahead of super bowl 50, the nfls studying how to deal with a 58% increase in concussions. from 115 during the 2014 season to 182 in 2015. this after the league already cracked down o ohelmet to helmet hits. john blackstone is looking into this. >> after former new rk giant tyler sash dieieat age of 27, doctors were shocked to discover he had a degenerative brain disease, unusually advanced in some one so young. football. >> they could have all the money back if i could have my son back. you know? nothing else matters. and you can't compensate anybody enough for that.

work. >> reporter: in "concucuion" will smimi plays the pathologigi who first identified the brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopothy or cte. he battled the football establishment to have it recognized. >> nobody is denying cte any longer. the doctor studied the brains of dozens of deceased nfl players. >> how many of the players on the field, on super bowl sunday, will already be suffering from brain damage? >> i believe that 90 to 100% of, of professional players will suffer from cte. >> i think that is a bift hyperbole, honestly. i can't imagine that being the case. >> reporter: dr. mitch berger, is chair of the committee that monitors head injuries for the nfl. overerhe past decade the l lgue made dozens of rule changes to reduce the risk.

in the sky w wches for injuries from a stadium box and independent neurological consultant monitors from the sidedeines. concussions are up. i think primarily because the of the vigilance, the consultant, spotter in the media box there were twice as many evaluations or screenings for concussions this year. >> reporter: the doctor believes it takes less than a concussioio to damage the brain. >> by the time you reach a professional level, you must have received thousands, if not not hundreds of thousands of blows to your head. >> reporter: the doctor has a foundation to research the damage the blows to the head may be causing. scott, the nfl is looking at equipment changes and even new kinds of turf that could reduce head injuries. >> john blackstone reporting for us. john, thank you. a mother remembers her murdered daughter. was the killer online? ansnowplows overwhelmed by

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nicole lovell, battled illness, bullying, and lived much of her short life on line. saturday in virginia she wasas found murdrded. two freshmen are under arrest

this. >> at a press conference, tammy weeks tried to describe the daughter she called cole. she couldn't finish. >> cole had a passion for pandas, dreamed of being on "american idolol nicole touched many people througugut her short life. yeah, i can't do that part. >> reporter: prosecutored charged david eisenhowerdwith first degree murder and virginia tech engineering stutunt, 19-year-old natalie keepers charged with helping him commit the crime. commonwealth attorney, mary pettitte. >> a very preliminary determination of the cause of death is stabbing. eisenhauer, a former track star. according to documents he said i believe the truth can set me free. lovell, was last seen at her mother's blacksburg, virginia home wednesday. her body was discovered saturday, lying on a road in

lovell's father david and stepmother terry stayed in touch with the teen through social media but were concerned about her activities on web sites where the family believes she ultimately meteter accused killer. are you aware she was active on these teen flirt sites? >> we know that there were some issues at one time with her on these sites. and we addressed them. and i guess, we didn't do enough. >> reporter: the suspects are being held at this jail without bobo. they have not yet entered a plea, scott. nicole lovell, her funeral will be held thursday.

next. the candidates got out of iowa just one step ahead of a storm that could still spawn tornados. here's david begnaud.

wisconsin. more than 13 million people are under the threat of winter weather. nearly a foot of snow has fallen in colorado alone ininust 24 hours. in kansas, vehicles had to be dug out. blowing snow has made driving treacherous, with little visibility. big rigs have become stranded. some sedans didn't have a chance. even snowplows were struggling. the snow cut power to at least 1,600 customers in lincoln, nebraska where monie and lee hedrick live. >> a moment where you go back to where people didn't have power. you have to learn how to adapt. >> reporter: elsewhere today unusually wawa from chicago to new orleans. nashville set a record, 75 degrees. that warmth combined with strong winds will cause severe thunderstorms and a looming

million people from the gulf coast to illinois. tonight, we are in mississippi and right now the national weather service out of jackson nfirms there is a totoado on the grgrnd in mississippi. and scott, people there are being urged to take cover right now. >> we'll check with you tomorrow. thank you very much. millions of people will be in the path of the flood of super bowl ads. next. woman: what does it feel like when a woman is having a heart attack? chest pain, like there's a ton of weight on your chest. severe shortness of breath. unexplained nausea. cold sweats. there's an unusual tiredness and fatigue. there's unfamiliar dizziness or light-headedness. unusual pain in your back, neck, jaw, one or both arms, even your upper stomach, are signs you're having a heart attack. don't make excuses. make the call to 9-1-1 immediately. learn more at womenshealth.gov/heaattack. when the twins were about 10 days old, the doctors told us

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york city, i'm scott pelley. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs it's wednesday, february 3rd, 2016. this is the "cbs morning new." the presidential campaigns crisscross new hampshire, while the candidates are looking ahead to tuesday's primary.

an airplane is rocked by a mid-air explosion over somalia. two people were injured and terrorism could be to blame. a leap of f ith. heavy smoke and flames force a little girl to her third floor balcony. her only option -- to jump into ththarms of three policeceaiting below. you make me feel like i'm alive again >> and the road to the super wl is paved with carpool karaoke, with chris martin riding shotgun, and james corden gets a preview of sunday's halftime show. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the focus of this year's presidential campaign has moved to new hampshire and its first in the nation primary, now just

the iowa caucuses, as they often do, change the game and some candidates hoping to build on momentum and others now find themselves as high-profile targets. weijia jiang is inmanchester, new hashire. good morning. reporter: good morning to everybody. texaxasenator ted cruz says he was able to win iowa with a strong ground game, something donald trump was criticized for not having. trump also ditched the last debate before the iowa caucuses. it's a decision he now says he does not rret, but admits it might have cost him the state as he aggressively tries to rebound. donald trump took to the campaign trail in milford, new hampshire, tuesday, brushing off his second place standing in iowa and downplalang marco rubio's third place finish. >> he comes in third. i come in second. trump, no good. rubio, unbelievable night! unbelievable victory. unbelievable!

expectations in the hawkeye state and finishing just one percentage point behind trump, the new hampshire favorite. >> we have to go out and convince more people that conservatism is the right approach for america. i've done that and will do that. >> reporter: the florida senator is now positioning himself as the alternative to trump and first place iowa finisr ted cruz. with the first in the nation primary here in new hampshire less than a week away, candidates on both sides are flooding the state in an effort to sway voters. while some have already made up their minds. >> everything that ted cruz believes in,n,e acts on. he believes in the best things for america. >> reporter: others remain undecided. >> i am m ing to be going to a a lot of town halls and, you know, looking at candidates face-to-face and talking to them face-by-face. >> reporter: after beating bernie sanders in iowa by a razor-thin margin, hillary

granite state as the underdog, trailing sanders by 18 points. >> i hope you will choose with both your heart and your mind. >> we are e ing to go state after state after r ate after state. >> reporter: both candidates could face each other in a possible debate here tomorrow. and here on the campaign trail, hihiary clinton's use of a private e-mail account is following her. the state department now says then senator john kerry also used a nofficial account to send her information now deemed classified. anne-marie? >> weijia jiang in new hampshire, thank you. we will talk about what happened in iowa and the upcoming new hampshire primary with senator bernie sanders coming up on "cbcbthis morning." this morning, a major storm system has brought a mix of severe and potentially dangerous weather to the central united states. that same system is pushing a band of tornadoes into the deep south. heavy snow and, in some areas, blizzard-like conditions hampered travel in the plains.

parts of louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. don champion has our report. >> reporter: a large destructive tornado hit western alabama late yesterday. >> thank god we, you know, we are all -- we were all okay. that is the main thing any time you have a storm. >> reporter: it left a trail of damage about 45 miles west of tuscaloosa. mobile homes, trees and power lines s re destroyed but no injuries reported. >> alajama not as bad as oklahoma or texaxabut when we haha one, it's usually bad. >> reporter:r:t was one of several tornadoes to touch down in the south. at least eight were reported in mississippi, sending residents scrambling for safety. >> we got in our truck with our grandson coming to our storm pit. as luck would hahe it, we never made it to the storm pit. the tornado picked us up and turned us before the land hit us. >> reporter: there are no reports of serious injury, but just east of jackson, severe

several people had to be rescued. in the midwest, the issue is heavy snow and strong winds. there were whiteout conditions from nebraska to michigan. in nebraska, more than a foot of snow fell, drifts were several feet deep. in wisconsin, the flakes came fast and furious. >> all of a sudden, it's just like somebody snapped their fingers and she was coming down in pretty big flakes. >> r rorter: there are bliliard condititns in southwestern minnesota where folks are being advised to stay off the roads. more than 10 inches of snow has fallen and several highways have been shut down. here in the e st, no big worries about snow, at least for now. in fact, record highs could be set and temperatures could reach into the 60s in new york and washington today. 70s in the southeast. anne-marie, let's hit the road. >> my goodness. don champion here in new york, i think it's a great idea. in the coming days, centers for disease control says it will issue guidelines on the prevention of ththsexual transmission. zika virus. health official in texas

of the zika virus transmitted through sexual contact. the patient had not travel, b b had sex with someoneneho had returned from venezuela. >> now it's a game-changer. we are talking about sexually transmitted virus, the zika virus, and that is a concern ap we go forward, since 80% of the individuals don't have anyny symptoms. >> the virus is usually spread by mosquitoes and is linked to a serious birth defect. it's still unclear what caused an explion on board a commereral airliner in africa. the airbus, operated by a somali airline, had just taken off from mogadishu late yesterday en route to djibouti. passengers had put on oxygen masks. there were 74 passengers and crew on board. two were injured. the jet returned to mogadishu and d nded safely.

accounted for. under investigation. a pretrial hearing in bill resumes today in pennsylvania. cosby was arrested and charged in december with drugging and sexually assaulting a temple university employee in 2004. cosby wants the case thrown out because of a deal made with the former disisict attorney. the judge could decide as early as today. a denver broncos player is sent home from the super bowl this morning amid a prostution scandal. ryan murphy, a safety on the broncos practice squad, was detained by not arrested during a sting operation tuesday night. jamie yuccas is in s francisco, the super bowl city, with the details. jamie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. investigators let ryan murphy go without citing him, once it was determined he was not involved in any illegal activity, but all of the negative attention ahead of the biggest game of the year bought him a one-way ticket back home to denver.

centered around a san jose hotel. murphy's brothe was cited by sheriff's deputies. murphy has not played a down for the broncos this year. he was assigned to a practice squad after released from the seattle seahawks. he is from nearby oakland, california, right nemr the san francisco bay area. after sending murphy home, broncos head coach g gy kubiak released a s stement saying, quote, it's best for the team if we continued our preparation for super bowl 50 without him. now in a bit of a twist here, the broncos opponent, the carolina panthers, was given a little bit of a word of warning, you could say, from eugene robinson on sunday. you may remember that robinson, back in 1999, was arrested for soliciting a proroitute the night before super bowl xxxiii. he was a former atlanta falcon. robinson told the panthers on sunday, quote, don't mess this up. anne-marie? >> yeah, that is pretty good advice. jamie yuccas in san francisco, thanks a lot, jamie.

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autopsy shows that nicole lovell was stabbed on the day she went missing. virginia tech freshman david eisenhauer is accused of kidnapping and murdering the 13-year-old. the girl's mother was overcome tuesday, talking about her daughter. >> nicole was a very loveable person. nicole touched many people throughout her short life. >> another virginia tech ststent, natalie keepers, faces a new, more serious charge, that could mean a life sentence if she is convicted. florida "sun sentinel" reports on a small plane crash the ocean off miamimieach. within minutes of going down tuesday, the single-engine plane was submerged. witnesses phphos show the scene as the pilot and passenger made it to a wing. a lifeguard helped them make it safely to shore. >> they are really lucky, you know? when you hit the water, it's like concrete. when you hit that water with that speed.

serious injury. they said they experienced engine trouble before the crash. a tow boat hauled the plane back to a marina. the "detroit free press" says flint residents will have part of their water bills covered under a proposal from michigan governor rick snyder. the 30 million dollar plan would pay for water used for drinking, cooking, bathing and washing hands. flint's water became tainted with lead when the city switched its supply source. the "los angeles times" repos on criminal charges against a utility in the porter ranch gas leak. southern california gas is accused of failing to immediately report the leak. this enhanced video shows the methane that has been gushing nonstop for nearly 15 weeks now. more than 4,000 families have been uprooted. still ahead, dramatic rescue. police save the life of a girl trapped by a huge fire on a third d oor balcony.

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bay area. jamie yuccas shows us how the business connect pgram has changed the life of one woman in san francisco. jamie, good morning again. >> reporter: good morning again, anne-marie. you know super bowl week is such a production. you need so many things. lunches for meetings, signs, balloo, you name it. in a city like san francisco, that comes with a lot of regulations and that is why the nfl is turning to locals, plenty of them, to fulfill its needs. for ten years, yvonne hines has opened her southern sweets bakery to the san francisco blic. >> don't act up when company is around! ha ha. i'm talking to my brownies. >> reporter: last week, she learned the nfl would give her the biggest order of her life! >> i could not fumble! i could not fumble this! i could not! >> reporter: 2,400 baked goods

program for on-site meetings. the super bowl contract is worth a lot of dough and more than 300 million went to san francisco businesses. and j5st because super bowl week has started doesn't mean more orders won't come in. >> thehe are businesses this week still submitting contracts and last-minute i'm getting them now and we will tally that up appear the super bowl is over. >> reporter: the economic impact from supup bowls is oven debated. but jason tribute, with the host committee, says when local businesses areired, it's easy toally how much they en. are you rooting for the panthers or are you rooting for the broncos? >> i'm rooting for san franciscsc >> repepter: i like that! because the added business isn't just a win for yvonne, but for her community. don't you just love r? now to be eligible for the business connect program, you had to be minority women, veteran, or lgbt owned and registered with the city. all of the participants get to take a class in google so theyey

through technology. by the way, yvonne, anne-marie, wants to one day own a food truck. >> i bet s can and jamie yuccas helping out in the tchen in san francisis. thanks a lot. a super bowl legend went undercover in a pr stint for lift. the car share service put 49ers receiver jerer rice behind the wheel to pick passengers up in san francisco. not even die-hard 49ers fans recognized the hall of famer. he even gets passengers to step out of the car for a dance before revealing his true identity! coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the tough security measures at super bowl 50. we will show you,new technology being used to keep the game safe. plus, the big business of super bowl ads. we will have a preview of some

right now on cbs 2 this morning...we're out on the roads before you start your commute to see just what the latest snow storm has in store. what's next for presidential candidates after close races in iowa and a bunch of primaries just weeks away. new information this morning about how president obama will make history later today.