he lost an 18 month battle with cancer.for teenagers are in police custody at shoot accused of gann raping an 18-year-old in a park. the battle to extradite l chabot . the drug lord is now underway with proceedings. it's monday morning. it's 430 on monday january 11. juliet: think you. we are keeping our feet warm until then. how was your weekend? ben: it was nice. it was great. just a few extra days make all the difference in the world. we get up on saturday and think we only have a few days to go. ben: let's check the forecast. it was warm out there yesterday but it's changed. i took my daughter swimming and i walked to the gym in shorts and was fine. i would not do that today. if you are not in the evening, you would have noticed the difference. you can feel the difference as you head out this morning. temperatures took a big drop from yesterday where we had high readings in the 50s. sitting at 250 but the wind is really kicking in. anywhere between 15 20 miles per hour. when you factor that end with the current temperature, it feels like the teens in the 20s. 270 in central park and th

i gann in 1968 which i call a period of great moments in our society. there were four issues of transformational impact. temperature antivietnam war. i was drawn to both, and two that were particularistic. isreal and the aftermath of the six-day war and if exciting positive engagement with isree will and that period. i have cut my teeth as an activist. what i found is i didn't want to have to pick either to be involved in universal issues motivated by my jewish values or issues that would -- broader societyal issues. being at jcrc for nearly 34 years, it's allowed me to continue that passion because on at any given day, i am moving back and forth between universal and particularistic issues with our community. >> it's so interested because one of the facts that some of us or other clergy might pay attention to is you are a harbinger any that you cannot go to to a pulpit. you spent the entire community running an organization and defining action in that way and i am wondering at the time was that part of your thinking or was it that you just didn't want

carrieso helps the line, gann and hatcher.ink those guys are rested and healthy and ready to go. -- that also helps the line with ryan kerrigan and hatcher. the nfl coaching carousel has made a few rounds. we are still waiting words on sean payton's future with the new orleans. we know that tom coughlin is finished in new york, resigning after 12 seasons with the giants. and it looks like former isskins coach mike shanahan interviewing for a job with the dolphins. he just had his second interview with miami. firesllen, former terp, the three. hokies up by three. later, dials long distance, this time justin. upset,hold on for the 70-68, their first win over a top five team since 2011. and this may come as a surprise, given agano has been four-year contract extension to stay with the colts through 2020. i thought he was out. leon: whoa, he was dead man walking yesterday. erin: the extension came out of nowhere. alison: good for him. up, something believed to be an unbreakable record. le: starting 2016 in the record books -- imag

. >> while some inmates sneak away for quick sex, others like kathy phillips and devon gann seek long-term relationships. >> we have a good relationship. we have been together for two years. for a relationship in here, it's good. >> when we met them, cathy was 42 years old and serving 14 to 17 years as a habitual felon with multiple counts of forgery, larceny and resisting officers. devon was 25 years old and serving 9 to 12 years for second degree murder. >> it was a man i lived with. he was a drug dealer. it was a robbery gone bad. he got killed. i left the crime scene with the guy who killed him. because i was -- it was a bad situation. >> but in prison the two women seem to have discovered a comfort zone. >> you get in here and you don't have anybody, you don't have anything, so you just sort much cling to somebody. >> and women are more affectionate or whatever, anyway. >> yeah. >> so it looks like normal couples on the streets. but it's all women. >> but any relationship in prison involves toeing the line. >> a new couple is like the staff zoning in on them, give them a hard time. af

where we are going to have a veer recovery was puts oil back on the course of 100 before the crash get gann in june of 2014 or more of a maddening -- soft rebound, oil might not be higher than $70 a year later as in now. i couldn't find anyone who thought the oil would break down hard at the levels. even goldman sachs who targeted it would go much lower. they're focusing on a slower return to higher prices by the end of 2015 back then. in other words they kind of felt maybe though we shouldn't be so shocked. last night rusty brazil is the author of the domino effect and he show sent me a chart of a similar crash that occurred in the '80s. the january to march march in 1986. oil was $26.53 on january 6, 1986. just where it traded to yesterday. less than three months later on march 31, 1986, oil traded down to $10.25. you heard me right. 26.53 to 10.25 in less than three months. yes, that happened. there's several things that amaze me about the comparison. first, we often hear the strong dollar is behind the decline now. because oil is priced in dollars but that stunning 1986 decline came dur

included a $1.7 million contract that was spelled out in e-mails and instant messages that gann's investigation found on his company computer. in this one, from him to a sinovel executive, he lays out the quid pro quo. all girls need money. i need girls. sinovel needs me. sinovel executives showered him with flattery. couragement, you arerehe "best man like superman." man lake superman." >> did they say we want the source codes? >> all most like a grocery list. can you get us a, can you get us b, can you got us c? >> i have seen one of the messages, text message. in which he says, i will send the full code of course. >> the full code for operating their wind turbine. >> he eventually confessed to authorities in austria. and spent a year in jail. not surprisingly, the chinese investigate. so, daniel mcgann filed suit in civil court in china. suing sinovel for $1.2 billion. he suspected china was still spying on his company. and that beijing had switched from cold war to cutting edge espionage. you can see lesley stahl's full report on our web site. cbsnews.com. the "overnight news" will be right

. >> es talking about putting these people down in gann guantanamo and get the truth out of them.he's trying to catch up in iowa to cruz by next monday, catch up right on his tail on caucus night. that's his number one objective. and he has to take those votes directly from cruz because he's not going to get them from trump. your thinking? >> i think you're right. he does want to catch up with cruz on caucus night. whether he comes in third place or not, finishes strong third, but it's the margin between him and the second place finisher, who if the polling holds would be ted cruz. marco rubio has been moving in this direction really for months no uh. we' seen him with this tougher talk, as you might put it, on the campaign trail for a while. we have seen it at the last several debates. when you talk about sort of what marco rubio had to deal with tonight, i thought the immigration exchange was very telling. when you talk to folks on the ground here, when you go to rubio events, supporters coming out to see rubio, i was speaking to a woman and she said i love everything about marc

. >> but he's also pushed political boundaries, in 2013, getting force fed to support prisoners at gannnow bay. >> his family is now due to be deported on visa vie plapgs he faces trial in pay. mos def may not living on a jet plane anytime soon. >> a pretty bold promise to have no one killed or serious injured in its cars by the year 2020. and that includes a plan to make the cars drive themselves. the company admits it can't save drivers who are intent on crashing. the u.s. highway safety group says there are nine vehicle models out right now including one from volvo in which no one in the united states has died in the past four years. two american astronomers have discovered a possible ninth planet in the solar system. it's not pluto. researchers say they found evidence of what they're calling planet nine, a giant planet, possibly ten times as big as earth and at least 20 billion miles away. scientists haven't actually seen planet nine, but they think it's there after watching the orbit of smaller objects out in space. more on what this new discovery might actually mean. thanks for wa