>> it's tuesday, january seen inth, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." . >> the water crisis is a boiling point calls for governors to step down amid the emergency. iowa in sight t. first vote of the 2016 presidential campaign less than two weeks away the contenders if both parties start

the outrage over the oscars growth. stars say they'll boycott the awards ceremony over the lack of diversity among the nominees. now changes are coming to the nominations process. >> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters in new york. it's good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. today the pair of flint, michigan, heads to washington to try and secure more federal disaster aid to deal with the city's contaminated water supply. the city's water supply was tainted with lead in 2014 when the water was sourced from the river. governor rick snyder told the national journal the crisis is a disaster. don champion has our report. >> reporter: the flint water crisis will dominate governor rick snyder's state of the state address.

could the city contaminated water a zermt disaster, dozens demonstrated around his home. the water supply contaminated with lead criminal. >> he should have switched it back over to detroit water as soon as he knew of the contamination. >> reporter: national guard troops are now handing out bottled water to residents. state troopers are also giving out lead tests and filters. >> what happens after the water and filters is gone? we still going to have the lead, we still going to have the pipes, we still going to have the poison report. governor snyder plans to ask once again, president obama declare flint a federal disaster mortgages. >> a state of prnlgs only givers us a $5 million cap f. they want to submit for a disaster declaration, we could have gotten the $6 million or more. >> reporter: the president sign

was man made. flint has gone back to its original water source. the mayor there will travel to washington today, hoping to secure a disaster declaration. meantime, attorneys representing flint residents, plan to announce two new class action lawsuits targeting the governor. anne-marie. >> don champion, here in new york. thank you, don. this morning, few live in the northern plains, upper mid-west or northeast, you might want to consider that long underwear. well below normal pictures him single digits and wind chills can make it feel like zero. the bitterly cold temperatures are expected to last until later

s and hillary clinton is facing an unexpectedly tough challenge from bernie sanders. >> the clinton campaign is getting very, very nervous. every day, they will be attacking us with us. attacking us with that. that only girls me more confidence. >> reporter: polls indicate sanders and clinton are tied in iowa, with sanders leading in new hampshire. yesterday, sanders went into enemy territory, the deep touchlt where if he's going to remain competitive. he must make up ground with black voters. >> we are going to create an economy that works for the middle class. not for the billionaire class. >> reporter: hillary clinton is fighting sanders' liberal appeal by aligning herself with president obama, arguing during sunday night's debate that sanders would upend obamacare. >> to tear it up and start over again, pushing our country back into that kind of a contentious debate i think is the wrong direction.

strategy for clinton. several months ago, she often says she was not running for barack obama's third term t. war of words between republicans can literally. >> he's a nasty guy, nobody likes him, nobody in congress likes him anywhere once they get to know him. >> reporter: cruz and trump were campaigning in 23456r7, where polls show trump is leading. cruz is gaining ground. the race in iowa is close. >> if he wants to engage if insults, that's his prerogatives. i like donald trump. i respect drumplt igoing to keep the focus on this campaign on substance and issues. >> while trump was in virginia liberty university. he got laughs when he mistakenly called the bible books 2nd corinthians, 2 corinthians. two people are in germany

the men are being treated at landstuhl airbase. elizabeth palmer joins us now on the phone from landstuhl , germany. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the three men you mentioned who are being treated here were held in the prison from stremps ranging from a year-and-a-half to four.5 years. congressman dan kilty posted pictures of a marine locked up since 20 learn t. congressman is here, they have years of experience treating those like him who had limited contact with people during their incarceration. washington post reporter joseph rezaian is here, too. he was reunited with his family. he met with his editor. he had been jailed on unsubstantiated spying charges.

he is still processing the fact of his release. also saeed abedini, the pastor from california has been held since 2012. his family says he was tortured and beaten during his incarceration. two other americans were released over the weekend from iran, one was a state of the union from the pennsylvania. he's already back in the united states. the other opted to stay in iran. the men were released in exchange for pardon or dropped charges against seven iranians held by the united states. the whole deal was negotiated in secret at the same time iran came to the agreement and fed its nuclear program. the effects of that deal were immediate. on monday, eastern announced it was taking advantage of the newly lifted sanctions by increasing its oil output by half a million barrels a day. which may push prices down even further. anne-marie. >> el beth palmer if germany,

across the country, people remembered civil rights leader reverend martin luther king, juniorer jr. strarts closed down a part of the san francisco-oakland bay bridge and civil rights leaders gathered at the south carolina state house to honor dr. king without having to stand under the confederate flag. a wreath was laid at the king memorial in washington. king was assassinated in 1968. coming up on the morning news, police shooting settlement. the family of a slain family reaches a multi-million dollar agreement. later, checking out of hotel california. we remember eagles founder glen frey. this is the "cbs morning news." you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair.

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came to an end in long beach. a new case started when several dogs jumped out of the car when the suspect finally got out. they ran about the 710 freeway blocking traffic. as officers corralled them they were all safely captured a. new warning as the zika virus spreads. the family of a plaque man adegrees to a major settlement. those are some of the headlines on the morning news stand. the cincinnati "enquirer" reports on the deadly shooting of a man by a university of cincinnati police officer. the officer that stopped him claimed he was dragged by the car. the video everyday shows otherwise. he's been charged with murder. the family settled for $4.85 million plus free tuition for memorial. children in an on campus memorial for him. u.s. news and world report says jamaica's government will

outbreak of the zika virus. the warning is out of a precaution. no cases have turned up in jamaica. the disease is suspected of causing brain damage, though, in 3500 babies born in brazil. the washington post reports the british perform debated whether to ban zrump donald kingdom. a half million citizens signed a petition calling for his banishment over his plan to u.s. >> his words are not funny. his words are poisonous. his policy to close borders, if bonkers. >> donald trump is free to be a fool, but he's not free to be a dangerous born if britain. >> most lawmakers argued a ban would undermine the principles of free speech. fire. a company is accused of selling hoverboards with bogus safety parks.

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one stakes was selling gas for $47 cents a gallon. police had to direct traffic. other stations in the area also broke the dollar barrier. the morning, prices are back up to about $1.40 a gallon. according to aaa the national is $1.89 a gallon. at the box office this holiday weekend, there was a greater force than "star wars". the comedy sequel ended the long ticket reign of "star wars," "the force awakens." the "revenant" came in second. . >> i was actually going to see two along this weekend. then i fell asleep. which is pretty much how one of my week stories ends with something, something, then i fell asleep. >> reporter: i saw "star wars" twice. it's about time someone else

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academy is taking dramatic steps to alter the makeup of the membership. the co-founder of one of the most popular bans in the '70s has passed away. eagles guitarist glen frey died of a serious health problem. daniel nottingham looks back on his extraordinary life. >> reporter: glen frey formed the eagleles in the 1970s with his friend, drummer, don henley. welcome to hotel california." >> reporter: the eagles mixed country and mel loudic california sounds to be one of the most successful acts of the '70s with more than 150 albums

>> we enjoyed what we were doing. we were serious about our songs, and serious about where we wanted to take the band, but along the way, we really rocked and had a good time >> reporter: the guy tarrist and keyboard player who group in the detroit area, met henley in los angeles when they both sang back-up for linda ron stadt. the song writing team penned a long string of hits through the decade. but the strain of turning out hits and touring took a toll and the eagles broke up in 1980. >> there was always something standing in our way. [ music playing ] >> reporter: after the eagles disbanded, frey launched a successful solo career with hits like "the heat is on" and "you long to the city."

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. >>. >> good morning. it is 4:56. i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. first up, a man is hospitalized after orlando police officers had to shoot him. shoot. >> there is a mystery developing in lake county after human remains are found outside the home of a man who was missing. that and more in a moment. >> let's say hello to troy bridges and welcome traffic anchor amy beeman to the family. how are we looking outside? >> things are moving along well. no major complaints. construction. >> thank you, amy. >> the good news is we are not

over the weekend but more and more cold air is working in. we'll have an even colder start this morning and a colder afternoon than we had yesterday. it is all behind that front. the cold air continuing to move in with north winds t. winds kicking up a little bit, making it feel even colder with a windchill in the 30's in many spots. the actual temperature in orlando is 45 degrees. it is 45 in sanford. 36 in ocala. it is 40 at palm coast. 42 in daytona beach. 50 at cocoa beach. you factor in the breeze and it feels like 39 degrees right now in orlando. feels like freezing, 32 in ocala. it feels like 35 at palm coast because of the winds at times getting up near 20 miles an hour out of the north. look at the temperatures, still going to see sunshine, a few high thin clouds building in.

by 4:00 at 57 degrees. a chilly day. not getting out of the 50's all day long. temperatures even colder early tomorrow morning but expect a rebound tomorrow afternoon back into the 60's. then we get back into the 70's by the end of the week. there's the clouds and rain forecast, stepping you through the day at 4:00 through 6:00. a few clouds off and on. certainly high pressure continuing to dominate that sinking air on top of us. not allowing for much in the way of cloud cover. early morning hours tomorrow, colder than this morning, we'll be at 28 in ocala. there is a freeze warning in effect for manner and sumter county tomorrow morning. we'll detail the rain on the way. let's go to amy with the traffic. >> right now as far as traffic goes, we are doing ok.

this is on the i-4 project we had on the westbound side. eastbound, one lane blocked. it is not causing any delays because it is so early volume is very light overall, as far as your drive times go, take a look at this, this is exactly where we want things to be from eau gallie boulevard to the 528, just about a 20 minute ride. similarly on the southbound side, from 44 over to 528, a 40 minute ride as it should be. now the morning news starts right now. now. >> he refused to drop the gun. they fired upon him. >> officers swarm a condo complex. why that wasn't their only scary encounter with that man. >> we'll stay chilly all day long. we have live coverage

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