>> #01: tonight, slow march of a huge storm. hagupit makes its way across the philippines, more than 600,000 evacuated and more krerching rain on the way. >> seth doane reports. >> suspected al qaeda terrorists sent to uruguay. don dahler has details. >> north korea calls the hacking of sony pictures a righteous deed, even as charlie d'agata tells us it denies responsibility. and the british are coming. mark phillips is watching prince williams and kate's arrival in york and the americans who can't wait to get a glimpse. >> i have loved them since i was a little girl. i amro man catholic but that doesn't stop me from wanting to marry him. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news"

with scott pelley. >> #01: hi, everyone, i am jeff glor, the first impact was not as bad as feared, the final impact won't be known for days. typhoon hagupit is moving at a punishingly slow pace, total of 155 miles today, its next impact theens of the storm will pass over manila. the death toll is low in part because so many people cleared out. more than 900,000 people across the philippines in more than 1,000 seth doane. >> leaves and wind pummelled coastal communities as typhoon hagupit the battered the central philippines. the storm lived up to its name, hagupit loosely translates in filipino as smash. >> there were very strong winds last night this shelter resident said, the roof was moving. >> peak winds up to 100 miles per hour whipped 1010 roofs off

holes and knocked off power and toppled trees. >> flooded the streets of tacloban. >> but this is less deadly than last year's typhoon haiyan that killed more than 6,000 people. >> hard lessons from haiyan prompted the government to launch massive preparation this is time around. nearly 900,000 people fled to saver ground and emergency shelters. aid agencies said that likely helped saved lives. hagupit is weak weakening significantly with top sustained winds dropping to 87 miles per hour. still, residents of the capital of manila are now bracing for its arrival monday. forecasters say the dang search not over yet, the fear is the heavy rain could trigger landslides and flash floods and, jeff, now members of the u.s. government aid agency have arrived to determine how much help is needed. >> #01: seth, thank you. in the united states, another

nasty east coast storm is brewing, ice and snow are closing in early this week. loren casey joins us with more on this nor'easter what are we looking at? >> travel conditions are going to turn treacherous in parts of the mid atlantic and northeast just as the workweek begins, two to three inches of rainfall is possible in major cities like new york and philadelphia tomorrow morning through tuesday evening with over four inches responsible along the new jersey coast. temperatures hovering right around freezing tomorrow night, icy road conditions are likely. parts of new england, snow is a main concern with up to 14 inches of heavy wet know is expected through wednesday morning. >> and also looking at a flooding threat here. where? >> yes, coastal flood watch is in effect tomorrow for the delaware and new jersey coastlines as high tide will coincide with the storm's onshore winds. now the threat is highest for southern new jersey coastline for places like atlantic city and kate may could see major coastal flooding.

>> #01: lauren casey, thank you very much. the u.s. released six men who have been imprisoned in guantanamo bay for 12 years. the men are now in uruguay, the latest step in the obama's administration's effort to close gitmo for good. >> don dahler has details. >> reporter: the six men were destained in 20002 on being connected to al qaeda but not charged. uruguay offered to take them months ago but security concerns at the pentagon delayed their release. cbs news senior national security consultant juan zarate. >> although some of the may not have been inner core al qaeda members they did have connections to al qaeda affiliates and other networks, all these individuals even if they are deemed not to be security threats aren't angels and certainly have connections back to certain networks that are of concern. >> closing guantanamo is one of president obama's key political goals. former secretary of defense chuck hagel was slow to sign off

on the releases, which created tension inside the white house. >> syria is one of the released detainees, his attorney spoke to us via skype. >> why do you think he is being released now? >> fortunately, which is often the case with guantanamo the prisoners end up being effectively hostages to u.s. partisan politics a that have nothing to do with mr. faraj, they have signed off on this transfer and certified that he poses no threat to anyone. >> upon their arrival the men were believed to be examined at this military hospital, uruguay has no mosque, the country of 3.3 million is home to only about 300 muslims. >> uruguay's president jose mohija is a former political prisoner. this brings the total number of detainees left in guantanamo to 136, 67 of those men have been cleared for release or transfer, but, jeff, they remain in limbo until the u.s. finds a country that will take them.

>> #01: don, thank you very much. controversial long awaited report on enhanced interrogation techniques will be released this week, the conclusion, the cia after 9/11 went beyond the law and gained no usefu useful intelligence. not everyone in washington agrees. here is mark albert. >> cbs news has learned the senate report will conclude that the cia routinely went beyond legal limits when interrogating terror suspects, including the use of water boarding. the techniques were not effective in getting information, and that the cia systematically lied to the white house, the department of justice, and to congress about the effectiveness of the program in order to keep it going. only the democratic members of the committee approved the report. republicans on the committee and the cia will file strong rebuttals. >> republican mike rogers chairman of the house intelligence committee warned the report could create anti-american backlash. >> our foreign partners are telling us this will cause

violence and death. >> we are seen what happens when other incidents are used in the propaganda terrorist machine to insight violence. >> in today's washington post jose rodriguez who once ran the cia's enhanced interrogation program said the committee's findings were an attempt to rewrite history.okóo the reports leaked conclusion is an egregious falsehood he wrote but in august president obama said he supports its release. >> there are a whole lot of things that were right, but they tortured some folks. we did some things that were contrary to our values. >> on "face the nation", former cia director michael hayden who ran the agency for part of the time in question said the program proved its worth and that the cia did not mislead congress. >> to say that we relentlessly over, over an expanded period of time lied to everyone about a program that wasn't doing any good, that does doesn't even fit

in the imagination. >> it became so heated cbs news has learned that current cia director john brennan at one point even threatened to resign. the state department says its over seas posts are reviewing security plans in case of violent reaction. jeff. >> #01: all right, mark. thank you. one day after a failed mission ended with the death of u.s. hostage luke summers in yemen secretary of defense hagel said today there will be no change in u.s. policy on rescue attempts. speaking to u.s. troops in kabul, afghanistan hagel said despite the risk the point is an american life is in danger, quote, that is where we start and then we proceed from there. peaceful protests over the death of eric garner in most places gave way to violence in berkeley, california last night, a small group of demonstrators started smashing windows and atms with hammers, chaos lasted for several hours and one police officer was injured. mass protests are always challenging for police, it is a challenge new york city police

commissioner bill bratton knows well. he shows him our video of demonstrations in manhattan. >> [ chanting] >> what are you telling those officers and people who are in their face and saying get a little tense. >> we do several things, one, the buddy system, you see somebody start to respond to the provocation, get them out of there. >> most demonstrations in manhattan have been peaceful, but there have been around 300 arrests, and violent confrontations. >> we are calling and investigating incidents in staten islands where one of the sergeants was punched in the face by a masked agitator. >> just back from vietnam, i just spent the last ten years in boston on the demonstration lines for the anti-war movement, for the civil rights movement, horrific events, abnormal

amounts of violence so as i watch what is going on here now, i am heartened by the fact most of the demonstrations have been by and large not violent. >> commissioner bratton commends his officers for showing restraint, some protesters disagree. >> my name is michael. and i am not resisting arrest. >> what do you think abou aboute diversity in the crowd? >> i am surprised, whites and blacks and latinos, and are able to come around an issue and cause, i the police are on the line here, are a cross view of society. it is hard to work day to day as a police officer to find yourself under attack. my mission is to keep them focused and out of harm's way and keep the city out of harm's way. >> commissioner bratton says his department does not keep the same officers on the front lines too long, yet he says it is important to get officers away from the frustration of not

being able to respond to taunts and verbal assaults being directed against them. >> #01: jericka thank you, the american couple detained in qatar for almost two years before being cleared of killing their eight-year-old are speaking out tonight in the first tv interview since their return. matthew and grace wong describe the end of their ordeal which include being separated from two other children. they spoke with margaret brennan. >> what was it like when the plane touched down here in los angeles? >> i was just excited to be leaving qatar after two very, very difficult years. >> and what has been the first things that you did, grace? >> i wanted to see them and hold them and tell them how proud i am of them, and how courageous they have been these two years. >> and you can see the full margaret brennan interview with them first thing tomorrow on cbs this morning. >> north korea praises the sony cyber attack and police suspect

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demographic it is a bad sign, why? >> i think entertaining spending habits are really changing we see that with younger and also men who are spending a lot more money on video games, you know, the video gaming i have has now become twice as big as the film i have. now, everyone else, they seem to be streaming a lot more, they are paying for netflix or amazon prime, streaming up 60 percent from a year ago, television viewing and film sales both down four percent. >> glor: the economy has been improving overall but the middle class squeeze going on, wages have been stagnant. is that playing into this as well? >> i think so, wages just increasing about at the rate of inflation but certain parts of people's budgets have been increasing so look at healthcare, which from 2007 to 2013 up 24 percent, people cellphone bills up by 50 percent, that doesn't give you a lot of room and you add to that the fact if you take a family of four out to the movies across the country it is going to cost you about 80 bucks including the tickets and

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>> glor: an ugly brawl in new orleans today during the saints, panthers game, first quarter after a two-yard touchdown, cam newton and the defenders gets pushed and escalated quickly from there. panthers tight end williams was ejected for throwing a punch. >> preparing for the first ever college football playoffs are out, alabama, ore ghosn, florida state and ohio state are in, baylor and tcu were left out. crimson tide battled the buckeyes on new year's day and will play in a rose bowl and will advance to the championship game on january 12th.

she arguably the best american soccer player ever and today landon donovan played his last game. it was a big one, donovan, galaxy beat the new england revolution in extra time, few-1 to win the mls title. and an unusual evacuation at aok today, a while the 2014 midwest fur-fest was taking place. many guests were wearing costumes when they were told to leave. >> we have a lot of costumes out here. costumes that will keep people warm so at this point we are not at all worried. >> police say the leak appeared to be deliberate, 19 people were sent to the hospital, but all are expected to recover. >> glor: still ahead here new york city gets the duke and duchess of cambridge a royal reception. >>

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>> reporter: they are a walking contradiction, a modern celeb couple who are also the latest incarnation of an ancient royal tradition. will and kate, duke and duchess of cambridge when they are at home have arrived in the former colony, and for a country that went to some trouble to rid itself, itself of its connection to british royalty you might have thought they were about to take the place back. carol and claudia could hardly wait to buy their tiaras and make the trip up from north carolina to stake out their spot. >> when did you decide to come? here? as soon as you heard -- >> as soon as we heard the news, we were like, let's go. we have to go. and then -- >> the couple have tested their popularity in the u.s. before on a brief visit to california. they were not out glittered in the la celeb scene. and royal watchers in london

like royal-nika think they know why don't they have an appreciation for why that they are as popular as they are? >> i think we do. i think that the people around cambridge understand that the reason they are such a big hit in the dates is that one to do with celebrity and, two because it is an institution that america doesn't have, the royal family. >> reporter: the reason has to do with history as well. the royal saga is part fairy tale. >> with weddings that look like they were written in hollywood. it is part tragedy with the shocking and early death of princess diana, and it is part happily ever after, with the arrival of a new child for diana's son and his popular wife and another one on the way. william and kate may use trips like this to further their favorite causes, but they are also the most glamorous expression of the british royal brand. ask sara bozak who traveled hundreds of miles to catch a glimpse. >> i amro man catholic but that

doesn't stop me from wanting to marry him. you may think i am a little crazy here but i made a birthday cake for his birthday june 21st. >> every year? >> ever since i started to bake. yeah. >> in a world of disposal celeb the royals are the more enduring kind and another thing, they are a distraction from bad news. and in the u.s. visit comes at a time when there is plenty of that around. mark phillips, cbs news. new york. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight. later on cbs "60 minutes" and first thing tomorrow, cbs this morning. also don't forget our new digital network cbs n, i am jeff glor in new york, scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

>> ♪ >> i'm natasha brown. next on "eyewitness news" a cold break from the rain. justin. >> that's right, natasha, enjoy the dry weather now 'cause i'm tracking coastal storm on the way for the work week. i'll have the details. >> developing at this hour, a die-in demonstration that could cause chaos after the eagles game. etts set to take place very soon here at the northeast corner of broad and pattison. we're live. >> reporter: if you had a problem using one of these kiosks in the city to park. there's a reason for that. we'll tell you what the

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