[applause] >> the american red cross rings the closing bell on a day where the dow goes on a friday free fall. >> the blue chip index was off more than 500. energy companies led the plunge as the price of oil fell below $30 a barrel. it didn't help a number of

the dow lost almost 400 points, 391, down more than 1400 for the year. there will be more about this on the local news on the cbs station and our 24 hour digital networks. cbs available in all devices, cbs.com. for now, anthony mason, cbs news new york. . >> good afternoon. thank you for staying with us. brad is off. you heard about. >> it's been a painful day. misery came early in the day. came early in the new year. it's continuing on wall street. the dow plunged more than 500 points at one point. i think it was like 537, really low. marly hall reports from the new york stock exchange.

beating with the stock markets plumbing. oil priceings lunged $400 a barrel. >> may save the consumer few bucks here and there. a lot of the oil companies are laboring with some debt. the companies will be forced to lay people off. >> falling oil prices have led to hundreds and thousands of layoffs in the industry. shares of chevron and exxon skitted lower fuelling the sell-off. the shake-up in the oil market, makes it a tough loss for the new year. signs of an economic slowdown in china has ruffled the market. it could lead to a domino effect around the world. >> for the average investor, you should not check your 401(k).

thousand points, the market is on track for the worst months since the financial meltdown in 2009. marley hall, cbs news new york. >> levels not seen in years. what is driving the market to decline. >> dow jones industrial sinking sharply at the open and the selling showing no signs of letting up. market. that means they are down 20 percent from their recent high. and oil prices hitting levels we have not seen in 12 years, below $30 a barrel. add to a drumbeat of disappointing economic data, december retail sales falling. that's right, during the all-important holiday shopping season retail sales slipped lower for the month.

not seen since the last recession. bottom line, not a lot for investors to drive into the market. especially since it's a friday. investors don't want to hold such a position in the weekend. it happens to be a long weekend. the u.s. stock market is closed monday for martin luther king day. one reason for investors to cash out now. at the new york stock exchange, allison cochran. >> and we have to show to you again. here's a live look at the big board. we'll check the final numbers around 4:40. we'll show you how the s&p is >> and bearer of bad news. . >> you know, you need the emotional support during the time. >> it helps. >> the evening commute, it doesn't sound great, either. looking wet. brandon tracking the rain. hey, brandon. >> we're dealing with the rain. at least it's still pretty warm outside.

not as warm as yesterday. we're in the mid-50s at the time. right now, it's right over the center of the tri-state. we will continue to push off to the north and east, looking a closer look at butler county, hamilton, heavier rain moving towards middletown. moving northeast at i-75. a lot of wet, and ponding of water in the roadways as well. we will see that throughout the day. downtown, it's spotty. mainly light. we're not looking at heavy rain. that's the same over northern kentucky. there's pockets of moderate rain pushing in pendleton county and eventually in southern claremont county. rain is coming. there's a little bit of a break on the way. it won't last for too much longer. we're locking at the clouds. and the temperatures we have now, that's as high as we will get all week. enjoy it now.

eventually, few snow showers and flurries. that's going to move in here later on tonight. until then, temperatures will continue to fall at midnight around 37. we start to see the rain tapering to just on and off light showers, maybe some sprinkles. the heaviest of the rain is moving through right now. it changes over to a few flurries after midnight tonight. that continues on to the early morning hours tomorrow. eventually, a few more snow showers by the end of the weekend. not some snow flurries on the way. it gets frigid on monday. talking about single digit weather. a round of light snow, could put a blanket of snow on the ground by wednesday. and we'll still break down the details coming here in 15 minutes. paula. >> thanks, brendan. man suffers burns in a fire. jeff hirsh joins us line from the scene.

this is the heart of the fire right here, right in the particular first floor. the building on main street. if you are familiar with lebanon, it is just a few blocks from downtown lebanon where the golden lamb is. the fire started early this afternoon. the fire did break out on the first floor which i just showed you. faes a four unit building. there were 6 people who were in the building at the time. there was the man who got burned significantly, 40 percent of his body. everybody else got out. he also got out. he was pulled out by passersby. as i told you, six people at the time were inside. >> we're being evacuated through the structure through windows. another occupant was being pulled out of the front door of the front porch. and extinguishing occupants, structure at the time. we started extinguishing the fire. multi-agencies were on scene to

clear creek, deerton township. >> and the cause of fire is under investigation. we're told there's nothing suspicious. it's believed to be accidental. check it out. see that window? that is a window that two young children who were in here, they were rescued out of the window. we'll tell you about that coming up at 5:00. live in lebanon, jeff hirsh. >> the name of the victim and his condition was not released. police investigate a shoot-out in bond hill. the 24-year-old was shot around 5:30 yesterday evening in a pick up truck in redding road. another person in the truck fled the scene. investigators believe someone in a gray car exchanged gunfire. officers have not pulled out

and comoming . >> we're learning information on a shooting that took place. the police made new arrests in the death of 18-year-old tyler casso. larry davis joins us live in westchester where police have wrapped up the news conference. hi, larry? >> quick look at the westchester police. they say they have found

for in connection with the case. they say it was a random act and not planned out. 20-year-old, birming hand and rodney, was charged yesterday with the same charges. no pictures available for the alleged gunman. dl1el0marcus staly, charged with robbery. police say while cook and willingham stayed in the car, foster and stallic confronted the brother outside their home and forced their way inside. there was a fight and casso was shot. he later died at uc medical center. police say it wasn't long until two of the suspects turned themselves in >> two of them came to the police station, knowing they were about to get them. that would have been justin cook, arrived at the police station later this evening at 13th, early morning of the 14th. and willingham came to the

>> and since the police chief herzal said two people were inside the room when tyler casso was shot. they were witnesses to what happened and all four took off in a blue mazda protege. two turned themselves early. other two, staley and foster were arrested in forest park and in cincinnati. now police also say that they had great cooperation from area police agencies, butler county, hamilton county agencies and cliffer county even as far as wilmington. coming at cbs news at 6:00, how social media played into the case. live in 12 news, back to you. and you could learn more development on the story on local12.com. local family from their home.

their home in corain township. and firefighters quickly put out the fire. and firefighters also rescued a dog. the red cross is helping the family. because of the fire not yet known. >> it's never too early to smell the flowers. what they are hatching spring blooms of the 2016 spring coral show. and you could check out baby animals, with arts and crafts with your kids. the show runs through march 13th. we have more information at local12.com. and local photographers are invited to take part in a photo contest in hamilton county parks like woodland mound and -- anderson township. contest runs through may 31st. january's theme is landscape. future theme, wildlife, wild flowers and sports. submissions will only be

to download the entry form click on the red get it button. >> taken earlier in the year >> not so photographers. >> astronauts are forced to cut the space walk short. >> first at 4:00, searching for marines after two helicopters collide.

winter is >> rescuers are searching choppy waters in hawaiian islands in oahu for choppers that collided last night. the choppers were in a nighttime training mission. the debris was spotted but there's no word on the fate of those on board. including britain's first has successfully restored full power to the international space station after replacing a broken electronics box. they had to cut short after their nasa astronaut reported a small water bubble inside the helmet. few minutes later, a film of water. >> lot of water. >> i want the sun back. >> i want it back, too >> middle 50s. we want to hold on to it.

too; right?. >> that's the signs we're changing our temperatures as well. with the rain comes the cold front. behind that, the cold weather on the way. we have a nice break. >> you're right. >> and you could see, doppler 12 hd, have a bit of rain. the good news, it's mainly light. and you could see the precision doppler hd, is moving in with the swath of rain. at least right now. no men are taking a closer look. you could see the light blues. we are not seeing a lot of yellows on the map. it's becoming spotty as you get closer to the west. and we can take precision doppler hd and go a couple of hours to the future. you could see the back edge is 7:00.

isolated showers here and there. as temperatures fall, the isolated showers will turn more into flurries. we'll looking more like winter outside than it does today. the atrium weather camera. tower. a lot of the clouds are pushing to the southwest and to the north and east. every once in a while, you could see the spotty showers we had this morning before the steddier names move in. and we're not getting a lot of rain out of this. this is a very light rain event we'll see today. 43 degrees. winds coming out of the south 7 miles an hour. it's not too breezy. whenever you have the rain in the south this time of year, we're ushering some warmer air. and 51 at fayetteville, georgetown. and look at the cooler weather not too far, the -- coming in at 43. and cooler weather that's slowly

41 by 9:00, into the 30s by 11:00. that's when we start to see the chance of showers decrease. maybe some sprinkles and a few flurries, certainly after the midnight hours, where we see the snowflakes. 33 by 2. and 32 degrees at 4:00 in the morning. and temperatures take a long time to cool down, especially since we have the temperatures in the 50s. i don't expect a lot of slick roads. isolated roads become a little slick at times. especially since we have flurries around tomorrow morning. the batch of rain moving in. see the rain is moving in from the south and southwest. you could see some of the light snow showers and flurries moving in from the north and west. that's a change in wind direction we will see bringing the big changes in temperature for the weekend. a lot of southerly winds coming in at 7:00. and if you look at springville, it's coming from the west and eventually from the northwest winds. you could see the difference in temperature.

40s ahead of it. freezing towards springfield. if you want the cold air, we're talking single digits in the northern dakotatas. that's when we see highs only in the teens. here's some of the flurries. maybe an isolated snow shower or two on saturday. continues on and off throughout much of the day. we receive the snowflakes falling. it may pick up a light dusting. most of us are looking okay. slightly better chance of dusting, 29 degrees there. the cold weather starts to move in. highs getting in the middle teens. watching the wednesday storm system, that could have a couple

>> thanks, >> a close call for mayia, the pit bull rottweiler mix. she chased a squirrel on thin ice and it broke. you could see her right there. owner called 911. firefighters arrived in minutes. dawned their special suit and plucked the pup from the water. they recommended a snooze by the fire but she had other ideas. she wanted to go outside and play with her toy.

>> you hear that every winter, animals in the ice, you have to be careful. a homeless's couple heart floridians. >> the couple wanted to get married but couldn't afford the filing fee. they got an offer for a dream wedding. >> this began with rodney and emily touring the location, an all-exclusive wedding venue. the couple overwhelmed with joy. >> so pretty. >> today, they chose the flowers they want. >> wow. >> and they tasted the food they are going to eat. >> best. >> and, of course, picked out the cake. >> i believe it's possible for anybody. >> and bonnie mcsherry and her husband, when she saw rocky and evelyn's story she was moved to volunteer to help.

moved by that. i wanted to make a difference. >> the reason it has a reason, bonnie has been exactly where rocky and evelyn has been now. >> found myself in a situation, bad choice of relationship. i ended up living in the back of a pick up truck. only a couple of weeks. i ended up going to a local hotel and asked me to take a shower. they charged me $3. >> and believe, their donation to them will change two lives and maybe even more. >> and now, you could come back from anything. and i think everybody deserves >> wow. >> the couple has been living in a wooded area in south tampa for three years. campbell police officers is changing that much he started helping the family to find a home and money they needed for the marriage license.

makes you be more >> the republican presidential iowa. with a little more than two weeks to go until the state's primary contest, the candidate is going all in.

stephen has a look on how things are shaking out. at times, it got down right nasty. >> that's a very insulting statement. >> and i'm not going to take legal advice by donald trump. >> donald trump and ted cruz, delivering and defending themselves from attacks. from new york values, to two g.o.p. front-runners were armed and ready and they were not the only ones. >> that's not political conservatism. >> donald trump focusing his effort on iowa. trump said today, he doesn't want anything less than first place. >> we have a great relationship with evangelicals, fantastic, with the tea party, everyone in iowa. i really want to win it.

south carolina, holding two rallies in a state where his campaign thinks he could be competitive. >> jeb bush is ready on day one. >> former front-runner, jeb bush received an endorsement from g.o.p. candidate, lindsey graham. marco rubio is going after him in a new ad. >> jeb bush is spending millions on campaign ads. >> and in washington, stephen nannis reporting. >> you could share your remarks. we'll share some of your page. and before midnight, police say shots from a passing car hit the boy as well as a man, that dayton. and officers told our station,

and man to the hospital but she didn't stay there even though she was shot in the shoulder. the child later died. officers are trying to figure targeted the victims. domestic violence suspect incident. short time later, the man complained of chest pain, went into cardiac arrest and died. the coroner is preparing an autopsy on the man who is yet to be identified. president obama is stepping up the effort to close the prison in guantanamo bay. he's drawing attacks of members of congress. it's the republican-led congress, not the president, who will decide gitmo's fate. >> some, the white house said, will be sent to other countries, as those before them have been sent.

returned to the paris battlefield. >> and you could check out, and hear from one man who helped there. full measure airs sunday morning at 11:00. some changes today in the bengals coaching staff. >> enjoy today's announcement by the team. familiar faces leaving? >> yes, well, yes and no. reports circulating maybe. this is good news for now. question remains, how will marvin lewis replace lou jackson. ken campizzy will be the guy. and recently overseeing the bengals two best in history. not only has he been instrumental, carson palmer as well. andy dalton as well. he's been waiting for the tun. >> the fate that's been shown from the organization. and just the family atmosphere

it's been cultivated year after year and after year. i'm very happy to be part of it. i can't wait to move forward in a new role with coach willis and the family. i want to thank my wife christine and two kids, sacrifices they made for me. >> and whether they should have been flagged or no calls, finding results from the players and coaches's action. in last year's bengals loss to the steelers. nfl did dish out fines, nearly $56 million. and porter received $10 grand. steelers linebacker, he was not fined for his hit on bernard. and bengals tight end coach, jay will be leaving for tampa bay as

has been hired as the linebacker coach. and this will be has el's 30th nfl season, 21st as a coach. served as a consultant for penn state. >> i wish him well. he's a good guy. >> they have not been confirmed. reports have not been confirmed. not out of the woods for bengals stuff in terms of guys leaving. >> shuffling around. >> great stuff. >> thank you, ali j what did you think of the weather today? >> i'm glad it's still warm outside. the rainbow, not my favorite thing. >> i did notice, felt cold in the house when i went to turn up the thermostat. i saved money in the electric bill. >> not really looking. >> let's check with brandon orr. >> the rain has finally moved in. temperatures are on the decrease. if you like the warmer weather,

it's going to be colder this weekend. we have rain moving in. the back edge, back toward louisville, at least steady rain, it gets spotty a little later. we have ponding of water in the roadways, a whole lot of cloud. it hasn't changed much in the weather channel today. no sunshine compared to what we saw yesterday. guessing we made it to the middle 50s. not so much, about 10 degrees cooler. and since it's the cooler air starting to ooze its way in. georgetown, mazeville, around 50 degrees. temperatures fall throughout the 40s tonight. i think we'll start to fall in the 30s by around 11:00. that's when you could see the rain chances to decrease a little bit. i think you'll see a couple of spotty showers from time to time. it's not going to be as widespread, as it's going on right now. after midnight, we start to see a chance of a few snowflakes from time to time.

you could see the rain right now. there's the back end pulling in louisville. in iowa, it will be move to our area by the morning. coming in about 15 minutes, we're talking about the winter weather that's returning this weekend. it's here to stick around. we don't have a lot of warm-ups in the seven-day forecast. we'll have to update that >> thanks, brandon. a couple of weeks ago, the north dakota department of transportation, received a backful of christmas presents in the highway. and yesterday, they got their wish. john thorren has the story. >> kind of shocked me, because you're thinking the garbage bag will be garbage. >> he's ready for a normal day of work on his normal route, when he noticed what looked to be a bagful of traps sitting in the middle of the road.

i will grab it. i don't like garbage cans blowing all over. >> dale discovered the bag on this stretch of highway. miraculously the gifts inside were completely unharmed. the only thing left to do was find the owners. the department of transportation, first contacted local media outlets to spread the word. and three days ago, they were chatting with the resident manager about the holidays and bag of gifts gone missing a couple of weeks ago when she caught a break. >> wait a minute. there was presents found on. and she pulled up to see on her facebook. and she showed it to me. oh, looks like my wrapping painer >> presents flew on a bed of truck. deanna was worried. she didn't want to disappoint her children with a shortage of

we're safe. we're here with our family. presents could be replaced. >> we told her we didn't care about the presents. we cared about our our families being together. >> 19 days after christmas, they will be reunited with the long lost gifts anyways. >> i'm thankful that they were found and thankful many people returned them. >> and they told me they had owned them. makes you feel good. you knew somebody was going to have a light christmas >> three weeks after the gifts fell out of the wouldjack's fruk they were returned to their owners, unwrapping a perfect ending. reunite them. i had feelings the last week that maybe we will never going to. what do you do with it. this is a great ending.

>> we needed that. >> very cool. that chocolate craving you have may be costing you more.

>> chipotle will close all of its restaurants next month. don't worry. just for a few hours, to address staff members about safety. the company has been in the hot seat this past year since chipotle has ties from a series of disease outbreaks including norovirus. . and 154 american locations will be closed. most small format stores called wal-mart express.

program in 2011. this move will impact 16 thousand workers, 10 thousand in the u.s. store being shuddered, accounts for a fraction of the company's 11 thousand stores worldwide. that's less than 1 percent of its global revenue. speaking of revenue, a lot of people plummet. u.s. stocks plummeted. dow jones industrial fell 390 points. nasdaq lost 196 points. s&p 500 dropped 44 points. the market is closed on monday. you can't lose any money on monday. it's been a rough holiday season for -- go-pro. sales were weak even though they

the world could be heading for a chocolate shortage. demand is way up, especially in asia. cocoa growers are struggling to meet it. production is down because of factors like rough weather and diseased crop. cocoa prices have jumped 43 percent in three years. >> tough to swallow >> that really is.

coffee and chocolate >> and now pouring of love for rene, a man who discovered sellin deion and married her. angelo lost his battle of throat cancer. the marquise says, we will miss you friend. she used to talk to him with such love >> many people thought it was an unusual pairing. the relationship stood the test of time. >> it seemed like the real deal. >>er >> going to get it to get out of the waters. >> at least.

>> what you want to do. >> we're done with the warmer weather. some sunroof open >> it was almost that warm when it was sunny. >> close to 60 in a couple of areas. . >> downward trend, it will take it for more. most pretty much light to moderate rainfall. light moderate rain, yellow, brookville in franklin county, south eastern, and pushing in oxford. expect moderate rain in oxford. downtown, moderate rain, in the

down in northern kentucky, behind batch, and right along i-71, 75, pushing down to clairiville, getting in some piece of rainfall shortly. you could see the back edge is right to the west. and this is the back edge of steddier type of light rain that we're seeing. and was ge to the future, we loop it into the future about two hours. you could see the back edge pushing in around 6:30, 7:00. behind that, it's a couple of isolated showers from time to time. most of the rain is moving through right now. we'll be pretty much okay through the evening. that's when it switches over to a few flurries, as we get to cooler weather. this is over in oxford. the backup of moderate rain is about to push in here. and showers around about six to

and one brief shower in a distance. otherwise, we have not had a bunch of sunshine. clouds stick around all day today. the warm air mass, way above average in the 40s. we won't have any sunshine around. temperatures are getting into the 50s a couple of days ago. 43 at the airports. temperatures continue to fall in the afternoon, cooler weather in the west. very close to the 30s in south eastern indiana. i think we'll make it downtown, around 11:00, is -- certainly by midnight. how you could have -- 37 at the ground. and cooler air is moving faster right above the ground. we're getting snowflakes mixed in, even with temperatures slightly above freezing at midnight. as we go early tomorrow morning, temperatures continue to fall around freezing by 10:00 a.m.

couple of hours below sun rise. maybe an isolated snow shower around. here's the back end of rain. back end of most of the rain near louisville. the attention turns to the light flurries and snow showers. you could see how we're pulling the warm moist air from the south, ahead of the front. behind the front, coming from the north and west. the air that's moving in this weekend, in the northern midwest. parts of canada. canadian air moving in for saturday. you see the cold front? indianapolis, wind coming in the south around 9:00. springfield illinois, coming out of the west at 18. change of wind direction marks the cold front. 33 behind it, cooler weather is pushing in our direction. if you want the really cool air, single digits, it's on the way. pink shading you could see in the northern dakotas. most is locked up from canada.

second front this weekend, arctic cold front, where it's coming from. arctic from canada. the rain showers turn in with a few flurries. sunrise, have a few flurries. on and off, few light snowflakes coming down from time to time. these will continue to sunday. that's when we have the second cold front moving through. we will break down the weekend snow chances, 20 percent. by evening, i think it tapers off a little bit. 30 percent as we get towards sunday evening. that's when we have the second cold front moving through. you could see some slick roads at times on sunday. i don't think it will be a huge deal. frigid level. system. this is one to watch as we get towards wednesday. high temperatures, right around 29 degrees, light snow, couple of inches. computer models all over the place with that. we'll have to wait and see.

>> for the shovel, maybe. >> look at the trends the coming weekend and check back. >> thank you, brandon. ted cruz's elgibility to be president was brought on by last night's debate. >> cruz was born in canada. some maintain the definition of natural born citizen has not been settled. we're asking on facebook to talk about. cruz is a lawyer, not a constitutional scholar. actual scholars suggests, ted awakening. seems to me, trump was trying to save a bloody knows by getting the question behind him now. >> michael olson believes he's eligible, if either of the parents were american citizens. and trump is a blow hard who needs to go away. some harsh words there. and if a candidate is unclear if he is or is not eligible for the

candidates understand the serious issues, economy, terrors, global tension, scary. >> mary white elgwood said, it seems everybody gave obama so much crap about the same topic, but when it comes to a republican, no big deal.

give us a like while you're . >> it's not what you expect when you participate in a medical research study. one person is brain dead and five other patients are in the hospital after something went wrong during a drug trial. >> more on the shocking outcome from london. medics rushed six research volunteers to the hospital, west of france after they became violently ill while taking part in a drug study. prosecutors have launched an investigation. >> the french health minister says 90 people took part in the experimental testing that involves varying doses. and the hospital says, one person is brain dead and three others have damage that may not be reversible. health officials say it's rare for people to get sick when testing new drugs because researchers usually start with the lowest possible dose.

the botched drug test happened in the bio trial laboratory in the city of ren. the french company specializes in companies. bio company says it has 25 years experience. french company also offered its program in newark. >> and begs the question. >> and now here as well, local 12 news, live at 5. >> a man burned in nearly 40 percent of his body. what's thought to be road rage could be something different. a latest on a shooting that left a critical woman in critical condition. what insiders blame for the latest tumble in the markets. this is local 12 news, live at