>> new single a cbs4 exclusive tonight. a scare aboard a flight to miami and with the cabin locked down in a dramatic arrest. new tonight you will hear a father call for help as his little girl gets carjacked.

sanders take the stage in iowa and the contrast between them gets tighter than ever. as real as it gets. go inside the raid to capture el chapo. just hours out of -- after his death two reasons why david bowie may be an even bigger star than we all thought. >> ladies and gentlemen please put away your cell phones. we would appreciate it if you would put them away. no one will explain. so we recorded it anyway so you can see what happened on board a plane tonight at miami international airport. the scare started in midair on an la to miami flight. >> cbs4 news producer was on ard.

hank hester is live with the details. >> reporter: are producer said realized how smoothly the whole operation went. they subdued the guy and it was a quiet ride into miami. let's take look. law enforcement federal and local escorting a man out of miami international airport. he is seen being walked, heading to jail. this is cbs4 producer silva harapetian. she is heading home after a memorable flight from la to miami. on board her playing a woman in front of her screams. >> he shoved her. he pushed her. >> reporter: passenger martha young sat next to the man. >> he was arguing with people and using bad language and the steward came and he was very rude to them. >> reporter: a man headed to

escaping from the back of the flight attendant. are producer captured video of the man who followed the passenger. >> one guy i saw walk toward the back of the plane i just assumed the guy must know what he is doing. >> reporter: the law enforcement did their job. sky marshals at their best. it was then a quiet ride to miami where the man was taken off the plane by miami-dade police and turned over to the feds. >> when he got up what fell out? >> a bottle. >> a bottle of --? >> whiskey or tequila. i don't know. >> reporter: the fbi is telling us that there is no nexus to terrorism. it's pretty obvious bottle fell out. this guide will be in court -- this guy will be in court

i'm hank hester cbs news. for the first time we are hearing from a man whose car was stolen with a little girl inside. we spoke with him tonight. >> reporter: this surveillance video from a gas station and coral springs shows what happened when a father left his car with a six-year-old in the backseat and wet inside the store. at these hopped in and took off. the father gave chase but it was futile. police released a 911 call the father made after he realized that the thief stole his car and abducted his daughter. >> 911. >> i have an emergency. somebody just all my car with my daughter inside the car. i had the car off and it was a push start car. they jumped in. i ran right in front -- i left the car right in front of the door and walked inside to get something. i turned off the car and they jumped inside and left. >> reporter: we also heard from the father in person. he did not want to share his

gratitude for a jogger who rescued his daughter after the car thief kicked the little girl out of the car. he also singled out the coral springs police department. >> they just wanted to know which direction the car went and that was it. i would like to thank the police department for doing an awesome job. >> reporter: the father says his daughter is still scared understandably and will need some time to get over the trauma. he has learned to never leave a child in the car no matter how? your errands. he hopes that the they scoffed -- that the thief is caught. i spoke with coral springs police tonight. they tell me their detectives are working on some leaves and would like the public's health -- help. the license plate is seeking qb 13 and is a black optima.

codd cbs 4 news tonight. dozens gathered to remember a young man shot and killed over the weekend. 21-year-old leonard was shot in front of his dad's house near eighth avenue on saturday night. we spoke to his mother who described her son. >> he was very funny and love to crack jokes. he made everyone laugh. he was the light of the show i'm really going to miss my son. just two hours before leonard was shot less than a mile the way 15-year-old alder hill was gunned down. his family says he was riding his bike. campaign 2016. maybe hillary clinton will not coasted to the nomination after all. a new poll in iowa shows bernie sanders in the lead. tonight the three candidates participated in what they call

rally at vertigo is here with more on that. >> reporter: this is the nation's only form that gives candidates a chance to address minority issues. it has played prominently in the iowa caucuses. the democratic candidate squaring off once again at the brown and black presidential form from iowa. the foreign broadcast by fusion network across the television and digital platforms gave the three candidates a chance to address minority issues. first up vermont senator bernie sanders who is surging in the polls in iowa. the american research group has in leading hillary clinton by three points. >> i have known hillary clinton fofo25 years. i have a lot of respect for her. basically what we are looking at here is an establishment of politicians. i think it is too late for an establishment of politics. >> reporter: the candidates

like health care and education. during his time in the hot seat martin o'malley discussed deportation at l lgth. >> the enduring symbol of our country is not the barbed wire fence. it's the statue of liberty. i believe that refugees coming -- it is un-american of us to slammer door. >> reporter: clinton was the last candidate to take the stage. she discussed at blake -- length the black lace manner movement and racism. >> when it comes to arrest we have to have a much clearer set of standards because african- american men and latino men in particular get arrested more quickly for doing the same thing as a white man does. then it continues through the process. more likely to be charged and convicted and cut incarcerated -- incarcerated. >> reporter: the iowa caucuses are scheduled to be held o february 1. over alioth ortega

tonight a previous release for the state of the union address tonight. -- tomomrow night. >> i want to be able to say thate do not think of anything else that we could not try to go we did not shy away from a challenge. >> president obama will deliver his final address a week after using execive authority to expand gun rules. he will likely use the speech to highlight other issues like guantanamo bay, immigration, carbon dioxide, and restarting relationshshs with cuba. you can watch the final state of the union address tomorrow night at nine right here on cbs 4. we will be streaming live on cbs miami . there is video of the dramatic raid to catch notorious drug lord el chapo. we will step inside the shoot out next. is enough advice to make there's another new setup

comes to breast cancer screenings. >> let's dance and put on the red shoes and dance the ues. [music] as the music mourns the loss of david bowie his music is topping the charts. larger-than-life in just a minute. cbs4 weather. the cool air is here and now here comes the rain. it is spread across south

will it be a new video from inside the supposedly safe house were notorious drug lord el chapo was hiding. you can see that the place is riddled with bullet holes after the dramatic raid to recapture him. that's not the only new development. the actor sean penn is speaking out without realizing that he led authorities to el chapo and he arranged to meet with h

this is the new video taken by military showing the shoot out and raid to recapture drug kingpin el chapo. he almost escaped again slipping out of the hideout from a sewer system. it was not long before he was caught in a stolen car on the highway. the cartel boss is back in the same mexican prison he tunneled out of in july. the process to upper -- extradite him is underway. he's wanted on charges in miami and elsewhere in the us. >> mexico is amenable to having him extradited to the united states. the united states wants them badly. >> sean penn was not trying to give up the hiding place but mexico's paternal generating -- atty. general. says they cannot have found him without the meeting. the mexican newspaper published photographs that showed ben at the airport with a mexican

other pictures that they said were part of an intelligence file showed ththtwo at a hotel meeting with members of the team. later they would take them to thjungle hideout of el chapo. in his rolling stone article ben says guzman told him that i supply more heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine, and marijuana than anyone else in the world. ben says he has no regrets about conducting his interview and he emailed the associated press i have nothing to hide. guzman's attorney said he will challenge his extradition and will appeal on the way to mexico's supreme court. music fans spent all day today making david bowie a huge success and death as well as life. as we show you a muro ---year-old take a look -- mural take a look at this. half of the top albums sold today were david bowie.

the change she affected with them -- infected with them. bowie repeatedly pressed the interviewer on#why the music channel hardly featured in a black artists. it was a wake-up call for the black -- new network that featured almost all white artists. it'sood to tony aiello in new york. >> [music] ground control to major. tom. >> reporter: the 1970s white suited pop stardom. he was a master of reinvention captured and animation by the artist helen green. [music] he was born david jones in londonn 1947. blessed with a wide range of artistic talent. >> i did not know if i was going toe in music or painting. i kept going back and forth. i opted for music eventually.

influenced a wide range of artists. there would be no madonna or lady gaga without david bowie. even twisted sister the heavy metal band with roots in jersey and long island credit him as an influence. >> i can tell you unequivocally if it was not for david bowie they would note -- there would be no twisted sister. you could not come into twisted sister without listening to those songs from that album. we love to bowie. >> [music] >> reporter: bowie's career stretched across five decades. perhaps the only tist to ever do wet with bing crosby and

[music] we are live in the manhattan neighborhood of soho. we are outside of the apartment the david bowie shared with his wife him on. -- iman you can see all the flowers and candles wrought by fans. his illness had been kept secret for 18 months and fans are here remembering a man who made a very deep impact on pop music and pop culture. live in manhattan cbs4 news tonight. a south florida route -- woman has a reason to smile thanks to life-changing surgery. she underwent complete reconstruction of her face. three years ago her ex- boyfriend shot her in the face leaving her with a deformed job and no lower teeth. she recently reconnected with the facial surgeon who

offered her a brand-new smile. the surgery included the removal of gunshot fragments and placing dental implants in her lower jaw. >> all i could do is really cr i felt like i got my face back. with a better smile. i was very overjoyed. i kept feeling very grateful. >> she looks great. we wish her the best in all the services were free. there has been a lot of debate over the past few years about this cancer screening for women. the us preventive services task force is recommended mammograms every other year for ages 50 to 74. the group says women in their 40s should make individual decisions with their doctors. an nyu doctor says she's concerned abwut the message young women may be getting. >> they don't need to examine their breath, doctors don't need to look, they don't need

very worrisome vacuum for me. we have to remember that women in their 40s and below still get breast cancer. >> the recommendations come after the american cancer society says that women should now start annual mammograms at age 45. do not complain of temperatures dip a little bit in south florida. we could be in buffalo. temperatures changed from rain to snow overnight and produced huge wins near lake erie causing water to flow over and freeze the parked cars. they are expected to get three feet of snow in the next couple days. is this a cold snap in south florida? >> this is a cold snap. will tell you what's going on out there. light rain is falling adding some moisture. it's really not that cold out there. are live picture in our biscayne bay camera is a bit cloudy out there and visibility is a bit lower.

much of south florida. it is comfortable humidity wise with northwest winds. we are gusting to 20 and no rain. weston right now is a cool spot in the network at 55. 58 coral springs and right now key biscayne is 64. everyone is seeing the winds. here's the radar through the evening rain has spreading from southwest northeast covering much of south florida. light rain for through the night and it will be a wet morning commute. not heavy downpours but wet roads across the area. you can see fairly widespread light rain. it is making its way up from the lower to middle and upper keys. the reason for the rain is the cold front that came through and stalled to our south. we will see some showers tonight and then tomorrow rain will start the day and some sun breaks out. you can see blue skies for

later in the day. we will have late afternoon sun and on wednesday a chilly start could be our coldest morning yet. some low step into the 40s and thursday the crazy weather pattern changes again. a warm front is coming in will be heavy rain by later in the day on thursday and friday and saturday we are into the 80s after having those in the 40s possibly tomorrow night. really up-and-down weatherwise. a lot of changes in another cold front on sunday. for tonight rain in a chilly breeze and tomorrow look for a good deal of clouds early. mostly morning showers and high temperatures struggling to get to near 70 degrees. small craft exercise caution. sees up to seven feet in the gulf spring and choppy conditions. lots of ups and downs

upper 60s tomorrow and by welcome back. the next generation of cars made in the us may be able to avoid most accidents automatically. the government is proposing new technology that would allow cars on the road to talk to each other warning drivers of dangers they had before they happen.

wi-fi allowing cars and close -- close proximity to each other to share information like speed and direction. cars may also be able to communicate with stop lines -- lights that in drivers know how long until the light changes. >> over the years we've had about 30,000 fatalities on the highways. if technology can help us avoid those crashes we think that we can get as much as an 80% reduction. that is a huge change. >> experts s this could be as revolutionary as seatbelts and airbags. >> at the end of an era first -- for the ringling bros. and barnum & bailey circus. they are ending their elephant act early and will retire the elephants in may. there are 11 elephants currently on tour with the circus. they will be retired for elephant conservation in florida. the clemson tigers in

it out for the championship. imed jim berry. the college football championship has turned into a shootout.

the tigers came out ready to roar. they were tight but bama strike first. they hit the hole and goodbye. 50 yards to the house. he scores twice in the first half. clemson quarterback rose up to hunter renfro and very nice catch and the second half alabama would take the lead before the tigers again recover. here he is boiling -- barreling in and now clemson leads 24-21 in the fourth quarter. the panthers keep playing like they will never lose. they got off to another fast start. which team draws first one on the team's first shot. they scored right here in the cats quickly sketch -- snatched the lead. they were brilliant as usual with the sprawling play by the panther goalie and have been

year. johnson who radio scores outfront from the panthers who leave right now to-one in the second. they are going for the 13th win in a row. the heat and golden state are trying to keep pace with steph curry. they did not get off to a good start. they are six points early for d wade by curry -- the big problem as you might expect here he scores 11 points in the first quarter but chris bosh is really coming on strong. they leave in the second so maybe we will see what happens. finally did t marlins find a player? they have it player from the mexican national team that will play at marlins park. a friendly match they could bring out the best of both teams. >> it will be a challenge for us because as a mexico players

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