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we'll be right back with chef adam perry lang! [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: coach, we are second graders. >> jimmy: young man, do you have a thyroid problem? because you are absolutely enormous. >> guillermo: they made me stay back in kindergarten. >> jimmy: it's gut check time. destiny is calling you right now. are you going to let that call from destiny go to voice mail? >> guillermo: no. >> jimmy: no! do you men know why you are here today? >> guillermo: because there is a pizza party after the game? >> jimmy: no! you're here because youth sports programs increase confidence and motivate kids to stay in school. >> guillermo: it is true. that's why dick's sporting goods created a sport initiative to save youth sports. and that's why our whole team is wearing green laces. >> jimmy: that's right. and remember, you can't spell game, come on now! go, go, go! [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: billions of dollars have been cut from youth sports programs. help dick's sporting goods save them by buying special green you totaled

please welcome chef adam perry lang! hello, adam, how are you?mo, my sidekick, my trusty assistant. tonight you are preparing something that is called the revival dish. what does that mean exactly? >> this is the steamship round. and it's -- very few people get to see this. but you can actually talk to your butcher and develop a relationship and ask for it. you can do it. serving a large group of people, it was traditionally done back with the big banquets, the chef with the big hat. >> jimmy: what part of the cow is this? >> hind quarter. >> jimmy: i love this so much, i'd put this in the middle of my table and stare at it. the butcher won't know what you're asking for if you ask for a steamship round? >> if they do they'd ask their supplier. they'd definitely know. >> jimmy: or maybe go and google it and figure it out and get meat all over the keyboard, i see, very interesting. okay, so this looks like -- i don't know, do people have ovens big enough to cook something like this? >> i say go for it, if it doesn't fit in carve a couple of pieces

we'll be right back with chef adam perry lang!use ] hi, we're the hulfor we're in 8th grade. technology is the only thing that really entertains us. i'm gonna use this picture on sketchbook, and i'm going to draw mustaches on you all. using the pen instead of fingers, it just feels more comfortable for me. be like, boop! it's gone. i like that only i can get into it and that it recognizes my fingerprint. our old tablet couldn't do that. it kind of makes you feel like you're your own person, which is a rare opportunity in my family. (laughter) the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; problems,

either way, lang intends to help. >> we don't get judged on one single player. we get judged as a unit. we understand that, and take a lot of pride in that. does. in the classroom, particularly in the offense of line room. he has made individual tapes and cut-ups of things that he sees and specifics to help jason, because his goal, quoting t.j., is to make sure that right guard position is successful. that tells you the type of teammate he has, the type of man he is, and the importance of winning. stephanie: on to baseball, the brewers lose a top prospect in today's rule five draft. 22-year-old right-hand pitcher miguel diaz was taken by the twins, who had a pre-arranged deal to trade him to the college hoops. this saturday, the instate rivalry between marquette and wisconsin returns. this time at the bmo harris bradley center. last year, the golden eagles won at the kohl center by two points. overall, the badgers lead this in-state series, and this is the kind of game coach wojo says he doesn't need to do much to get his players fired up. >> guys know it is a b

but the lang. next up, how about tillies? another teen retailer that exploded high two weeks ago in the wake of much better than expected quarter. becoming very popular on wall street's fashion show and may have additional anecdotal insight on this one because his daughter works there. after surging higher in august the stock spent the next few months consolidatingity gains, look at it break out, will you? before spiking yet again after the earning report. and not only is the stock rallying harder the last two weeks but made this move incredibly strong volumes. you see this volume there. look at that. look that spike. you know what, that confirms it is scrambling to own tillies. on top of that, seeing amazing signs of institutional buying looking at the money flow oscillator. look at this. it keeps climbing. this is 14 bucks and change. lang thinks tillies can take out its high eats 17. that could be a terrific buying opportunity. to me, tillies, i don't know, come upon we missed it. i don't like the chase. particularly when

lang operates as a professional. but it's the little things that he does. t.j.'s a big advocate in the classroom, particularly the offensive line room. frankly, he's made some individual tapes and cut ups. 10:43:55 15:24:26 it's a guy with that much experience helping you out, and making sure your doing the right things and giving you guidance on different keys. 15:24:38 packers/seahawks sunday afternoon at 3:25 right here on your packers station. then we'll have a special edition of-- fox six news-- in order to bring you complete reaction.... defensive lineman mike daniels will join tim van vooren live.....we wrap it up a big meeting for marquette and wisconsin saturday afternoon in downtown milwaukee. fitting that mu would honor th late and legendary al mcguire's 1977 championship team in conjunction with that great in-state rivarlry. the bucks keep playing this way..they'll get national attention..giannis on an all star pace..his 2nd triple double last night., matthew dellvadove..two key shot down the stretch as the bucks templeton shootut 56 today thursday sc

and herman lang had already given these plans to the germans. siebold earned the trust of his spy contacts and slowly the circle of his contacts widens. he began meeting with several naturalized germans who were working on the kitchen and dining staffs of the american flagged passenger liners which plied between europe and new york, and these men served as couriers delivering intelligence and money to and from germany. included in this group was the chief butcher of the "ss manhattan" who came one day in the spring of 1940 with a message from germany. one of the letters in the -- in the butcher's envelope -- i'll let -- i'll take a drink while that passes. one of the letters in the butcher's envelope to siebold outlined the technical specifications necessary to make morse code contact with the hamburg radio station, the spy station. using the funds given to sieblod in germany bureau agents obtained two receivers, a sky champion and a hammerlund super pro, refrigerator-sized 100 watt ht-9 transmitter which was later used to power a more powerful

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many of them did return -- hermann lang was deported to germany and lived out his life in bavaria. but you are right, after the war andted, after pearl harbor him are declared war on us, you look at the papers, every other day, there were raids in german and shortwave radios were seized and such. some of the evidence he brought forth, some of the individuals he identified were later arrested. being 43k it wound up people actually brought to justice by his acts, including later cases. >> thank you very much, peter. [applause] >> author alex kirchoff talks about the jacksons, and american family that aided the resistant to not see-occupied harris. they lived were many not see and ss officers resided during the occupation. this is part of a multi-day conference at the conference ate national world war ii 2 museum in new orleans. >> i hope everyone had apple time to get your books and stretcher legs and have lunch. up next is one of the museum's most featured historians. alex kershaw. alex has shared a deeply personal stories of individuals who made it traumatic differences -- dramatic

many of them did return -- hermann lang was deported to germany and lived out his life in bavaria. but you are right, after the war started, after pearl harbor and hitler declared war on us, you look at the papers, every other day, there were raids in german neighborhoods and shortwave radios were seized and such. there was a big trial of a pro-nazi organization that some of the evidence he brought forth, some of the individuals he identified were later arrested. while this was 33 in the case, i think it wound up being 43 people actually brought to justice by his acts, including later cases. >> thank you very much, peter. [applause] on americanend history tv on c-span3, this evening just before 7:00 eastern providence college history professor patrick green and author of the book "and shall be -- shall be shelby deluged in blood." the to madh embodied at differences that existed in the black community as some including artists decided to support the revolt while others elected to support the whites. at 8:00 university of maryland's on the advertising as a profession in the early 20

and air force master sergeant john lang shocked his 20-year-old decatur a hockey nut whose first chicagos game ever-- >> hi, kim, it's dad. >> reporter: was bittersweet since her dad wasn't there to share it until he was. another holiday antidote to all that news that's left us asking, "what's wrong with the world?" by showing us what's right. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: welcome home. that's the cbs evening news. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, g >>> is kim k. losing millions? out of the public eye and silenced on social media since the paris robbery. tonight we reveal the crushing bbow to her bank account. >> plus breaking baby news. what ryan reynolds and blake lively named their daughter. >>> then it's "e.t.'s" christmas movie preview. behind the scenes of a can't-miss movie this holiday season. >> my name is jennifer and these are my issues. >> from out of this world romances to the real-life heroes. >> it makes me extremely proud to be a bostonian. >> plus the movies battling for oscar gold. >> how far will he go? >> will going bald with a beer belly

matt lang joins us now. >> mount vernon was lit up for the 26th annual magical night. the businesses on main street are all decorating the one citizen and a committee are doing their part to make sure the night stays magical. >> a lot of people work together. >> it's a joy to walk down the street. and this time of year especially. >> one reason for that is the handy work of tim kelly. his ideas are in windows all over main street. bear on a high wire. and it just rides back and forth. >> kelly and a group of citizens have >> i group of middle schoolers, this was their contest. >> a guilty looking chicken in i made a machine that makes it go round and round and spin." they all bring joy.it's just a very friendly environment, that's good, its really nice to see people that you care about having fun tim and the subcommittee that he started this year added 2 new animatronics to their total this year. he is hoping now that he has a group of people working together, they can keep them coming for many years to come! live tonight in mount vernon, matt lange soc next on the fox

olivia lang explores the solitary lives of artists in the lonely city. and the first nonfiction book, he says that climate change is ignored. pulitzer prize winner examines the future of genetic manipulation in "the gene". another staff pick from the policies and pros bookstore is "grunt", to looks at the safety of effectively of america's military. atlantic magsz-- magazine contributor, about islamic exceptionalism. >> and the science behind ant anti-depre anti-depresssent medications. many of the authorities have or will be appearing on book tv and you can watch them on our website, book tv.org. >> next week, washington journal will devote the entire programming stay to the key issues facing the new trump administration in congress. beginning monday december 26th we'll look at national security and defense issues, including president-elect trump's look at the year ahead and james mattis. on tuesday, december 27th. it's trade and job issue had you congress and the trump administration could change current trade laws in an effort to create or save jobs.

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number 5, jim. >> this is lang in mountain home, arkansas. and i need someone to build a shelf for my cats to jump up on our back porch hand railing so they can see when we're coming to bring them food. so i think that would be perfect. bye. >> stephen: do you have any experience with cats? >> i co. i have a cat. so that's good. >> stephen: does your cat have a shelf? >> no, we don't have a shelf for the cat. like a special shelf -- >> a shelf-- >> no books? just for the cat. >> stephen: just for the cat. >> yeah, i think i could do that job. >> stephen: have you ever built a shelf? >> i have put up shelves. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> yeah, i'm lying. ( laughter ) but -- >> well, that's-- that's good enough to get a job. matthew broderick, thank you for being here. >> thank you very much. ( cheers and applause ). >> thanks a lot. >> stephen: do you want to keep that. those are for you. check out "rules don't apply" and "manchester by the sea," both in theaters right now, everybody. matthew broderick. we'll be right back with ali wentworth. ( chee

lang and j.c. tretter both doub. doubtful.better news for birthday.... he's among the four packers listed as questionable for sunday. despite his hamstring... i seriously doubt rodgers misses sunday's game. clay matthews and his shoulder should be good too, even as he fills in at inside linebacker. it's being smart and not doing any further damage and helping your team. it's one thing playing hurt and helping your team but if you're a liability former packer gary ellerson says he likes clay matthews better at inside linebacker than outside. that's tonight during chalk talk on the cbs 58 news at 10. we've got packers and texans right here on cbs 58... plus an hour-long cbs 58 sportszone postgame special... with team reaction and analysis. it all starts at noon on cbs 58. julius peppers fines 9k for .>> pelley: the foreign policy upside down. in a break with long-standing u.s. diplomacy, the president-elect talks to the president of taiwan, a move sure to anger china. also tonight, the trump and clinton camps reopen their battle. >> do you think i ran a ca

. >> you probably noticed after the whistle a little whooping from tj lang. he likes his role as the enforcer. a bit of a chippy group. kind of hitting you late, shouldering you late. nothing you know, super aggressive. they like to be physical and intimidating. we knew that we will have to outplay them at their own game. for me, it's just something that i think i said it last year, i think i watch too much hockey probably. >> the packers still need hope to get in the post season but no doubt they are probably now the most dangerous team in the nfv. oozing with confidence after this victory. >> thank you, lance. >> jeff fisher out as head the rams got home 41-14. rams off to a 4-9 start. john fossil will serve as interim coach. bucks in action taking on the raptors. looking to snap a two game >> if you're going out this evening, budge up. wind chill below 0 in some spots. and it's going to get worse. we'll be talking about that on the now. we'll be telling you where this cold airbnb is coming from. >> do it again. >> no. so good. so good. look at him getting

that carrot is why a guy like tj lang hurries back from a broken foot to play yesterday.... "i feel really good with the way i came out. you know, i think we talked about it a couple of days ago. just really and just something that that's part of my blood i guess. i want to, no part of me wants to let my teammates down and if i'm standing on the sideline in street clothes i feel like i'm letting guys down." chargers running back melvin gordon has to be carted off the field in a loss yesterday, but the news on his status is promising..... the kenosha bradford high school and university of wisconsin product has a hip and knee strain and is considered day to day.... he is 3 yards away from one thousand on the ground for the season and wants to return to reach that milestone..... also from the nfl on the left coast, the rams fire coach jeff fisher today... their loss yesterday guarantees them a tenth consecutive losing season.... nevermind that fisher received a contract extension eight days ago.... a couple of badgers receive good news today.... tackle ryan ramczyk, the transfe

location because thursday morning after financial debate and the project delays the $34 million takoma-langely crossroads transit center will finally have buses pulling in to one of the 12 bays. >> three, two, one. >> the transit officials gathered for ribbon-cutting facility for that is outfitted for canopy and restrooms for bus operators and public and the real-time arrival screen. including the ride-on, the bus, the metro bus and the shuttle. >> transit center will provide a safe e p routes serving 12,000 passengers a day. >> it serves a huge pedestrian need here. that is what it's about. >> having all the buses in one place is not only expected to improve the safety for pedestrians using it. it is also expected to improve the traffic if approved along the corridor where there are many busy intersections. >> over there, it's a lot of the crosswalk, too. shade. this is a lot nicer environment. >> in takoma park, brianne carter, abc7 news. jonathan: a glitch is uber's explanation for the $28,000 charge that showed up on some customer's accounts. a woman in philadelphia and an abc7 employee in

evening after earning a one million dollar grant from the x-q super schools.cbs 2 news reporter matt lange was at tonight's event. iowa big that they were going to be awarded a one million dollar grant to be distributed over the next five years. right now, a representative from xq is in cedar rapids to help iowa big decide the best way to use their new resources."tomorrow we're going to observe, see their students in action, talk to community members, and students and understand what works here, and discover what doesn't, and together we can butt our heads and think about how can we move forward." but as those who attended tonight's celebration learned, that wasn't the only that wasn't the only announcement to be made. part of the grant money will go towards the expansion of iowa day. >> we have been working with the single district to school district in tonight they will make public their agreement to be part of the program. >> reporter: -- >> that was matt reporting. >>> still organization is working to keep people out of the cold. >>> some snowflakes were around today. they will be wind

it was just time to hang up the was renewed tonight in mount vernon.cbs 2 news reporter matt lange joins us now with the most vernon was lit up tonight for their 26th annual magical night. each and every year this event draws many as stores all around participate - but one resident and a new committee are doing their part to make sure nights like this keep getting more magical. "flip the switch"joe jennison - director of main street & marketing mount vernon & sb there's a lot of creative people in town that work together to put this on. joe jennison knows it takes a special town to keep a holiday tradition like this alive. "it's a joy to walk down the street each and every day and this time of year especially." one reason for that, is the handiwork of tim kelley, a former walt disney imagineer who's ideas are in windows all over main street "it's called the cat in the christmas tree." "this is the precarious pig." "santas hen house.""this is bear in the high wire and it just rides back and forth." kelley and group of citizens have constructed eight animatronics over the years to add to t

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specialist christine rainey surprised her ten year old kayla in south carolina and master sergeant john lang shocked his 20 year old daughter a hockey nut who is the first chicago blackhawks game ever. was bitter sweet since her dad wasn't there to share it until he was. another holiday anecdote to all that news that's left us asking what's with the world by showing us what's right. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> nice. now we have the story of a photographer who uses his lens to shine a light on whom -- hum. time magazine nawmed him the ion saw gram photographer of the year. hears michelle hiller. >> joy with contemplation. fathers with sons, people at play, people living. the subjects are almost always black and resonate the truth of the man who shoots them. >> i'm called the father, a person who feels on some level this country doesn't really acknowledge the spirit of black communities. >> jamaican-born ruddy a 47 year old father of two began photographing his neighborhoods in brooklyn in 2002. he now shares his images on instagram, the picture is in my head. my task is to get it out.

limited though both are expected to play....on the bright side offensive linemen jc tretter and tj lang are getting closer to returning. reporting at lambeau field, scott grodsky, cbs 58 sports thanks scott. more from the packers locker room tonight. the badgers have a little more time to prepare for their next game - nearly four weeks to get ready for wisconsin's first ever appearance in the cotton bowl. the sting of losing to penn state in the big ten championship game is in the past for bucky badger, handful of college programs can claim this season. 3 3 clement: 3 gm david stearns on ryan braun: "no one's gotten over the bar that's compelled us to subzero wind chill readings in spots. lows in the teens. thursday: variably cloudy with stray flurries possible during the day. highs near 24 with wind chills in the teens. wind: wnw 10-20 mph with gusts to 25.week ahead: dry and chilly with low 20s friday. saturday night into sunday could provide the chance for snow, and this could continue on/off on sunday, perhaps with accumulation. keep checking back for updates. another shot of very c

. >> for norwegian weng suit flier hanz langs, this day starts like any other. >> beautiful day. no winds. perfect for wing flying in the mountains. >> after a long hike up a mountain in northwestern norway, hanz and a few friends find the spot they've been looking for. a two-foot by one-foot ledge perched more than 5,000 feet above the ground. for hanz, there's only one way down. >> i gain speed, the first four, five seconds, then you flatten out when you get speed in the suit. >> so far his flight is going as planned. >> after ten, 12 seconds of free fall, i say okay, this is nice. i have a nice path. i make a slight curve to lose some height and also gain speed. i made a sharp right turn going pretty close there and then make a left turn into the neighboring valley. i was like, this was marvelous, my hair on my neck, awe, it's awesome. >> now streaking along the mountain side at about 110 miles an hour, caught on his helmet camera, a great jump turns disaffidavit trous. in an instant he's getting too close to the mountain. he deploys his pair suit. >> i opened my parachute, i'

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lang and j.c. tretter have been ruled out for tomorrow's game. college hoops. 17th ranked wisconsin is taking on oklahoma at the kohl center. first half, watch this badgers , trailing. khalil iverson grabs the offensive rebound. iverson grabs another one and finishes with the dunk. ethan happ is foulded by khadeem lattin, who then performs an unbelievable flop. lattin may receive an award for flop of the year, and nigel hayes can't believe it. too funny. badgers down at the break. but they fight back in the second half. check it out. vitto brown the bounce pass to hayes for the big two-handed flush. badgers up by one. the sooners answer back. christian james off the inbound pass. drives and makes a nice spin move to the hoop. sooners down by one. but the badgers too tough in the second half. wisconsin goes on a 20-3 run. ethan happ kicks it out to bronson koenig, who buries the three-pointer. koenig finishes with 16 points. uw up by two. but today belonged to mr. hayes. nigel finishes with a season high 28 points. badgers bounce back in the secon

that is certainly lang twhaj is a little bit softer that speaks to a broader audience so i thought that was an interesting shift in tone. we'll have to see if that continues. again, though, the press corps pressing him to give a full press conference. we understand that's likely not going to happen until january, joy. >> kristen welker, thank you very much, appreciate it. trump's defenders reject the significance of winning the popular vote, chalking up the numbers to how well clinton did in california. newt gingrich argued trump played the game better. >> this is the football season. a team can have more yards and lose the game. what matters is how many points you put on the board. the electoral college is the points. donald trump -- ironically he was the amateur who understood the electoral college mattered. the so-called professional forgot the electoral college mattered and that's what mattered. >> so does the fact that clinton got nearly three million more voters matter? if it doesn't, why is donald trump still griping about it on twitter? sam stein is political editor for the huff

offensive linemen tj lang and jc tretter could be back too. head coach mike mccarthy says they are close to returning. reporting at lambeauield, scott grod 3 if you're thinking of a road trip to dallas for the cotton bowl...this might help your trip budget. tickets for the wisconsin - western michigan matchup on january second... are as cheap as six dollars online right now. the face value of cotton bowl tickets coming up ...we'll show you two of the craziest holiday gifts of 2016! one of which includes a rock wrapped in leather....and everyone wants making news around the nation this morning--- two people are now under arrest in connection to the deadly ?tennesee wildfire?... that tore through the area after thanksgiving. authorities say... two ?juveniles? from tennessee face charges of "aggravated arson" for the fire in the case could also be transferred to ?adult? court. 14 people ?died?... and more than 130 were hurt... when fast moving flames swept through the area. many couldn't escape. :49-1:00 lyle wood/ mother was killed in wildfire:

. >> after the de mice of the order and the csa, the white separatist movement lang wished for a while. there was a highly charged incident in august 1992, which brought renewed attention to the movement. a few years before, someone by the name of andy weaver, he lived with his family in the hills of idaho. he sold two sawed off shotguns toll an atf informant. on occasion weaver had visits the aryan nation's compound. the atf offered weaver a deal if he would agree to inform on the people in the compound in exchange, he would receive a light penalty for his alleged offenses. for his part, weaver refused the offer, that began a protracted and costly investigation. finally, on august 21st, 1992 six u.s. marshalls drove out to ruby ridge. during that incident, a marshall shot and killed the family's pet dog, and this set off an exchange of gunfire deputy marshall big deegan was shot and killed by kevin harris. he was a friend of the weavers and he had been living on their property at that time. other marshalls fired back, and sammy was kill ed once a federa agent was killed, automatically

lang has a foot injury and j-c tretter is out also list cornerback damarious randall as "questionable" with a groin injury. don't forget you'll see the packers game against houston right here cbs 58 tomorrow. kickoff is at noon from lambeau field. after the game...our crew will bring you a special one hour postgame show.it's all right here on cbs 58 starting at noon. the packers not the only game in town this weekend. plus... is the magic n plus... is the magic gone in whitewater? more on the football team's stunning loos in the d-3 quarterfinal... the badgers needing to win... plus get some help for a shot at the playoff. they gotta take care of step one first.... first....after having a 28-14 lead at halftime... penn state rallying to take a 38-31 lead. this game in the fourth quarter. winner will likely get at least a trip to the rose bowl. if the badgers want to get needed more than alabama to lose. but that wasn't even a worry... the crimson tide winning today 54-16, getting the s.e.c title. bama the clear number one going into the playoff.... winning 12 of their 13 games by doub

lang is doubtful. demetri goodson and kyler fackrell are out. that's four linebackers on that report. the packers defense hopes to they left off monday night, not really actually began. the eagles drove 81 yards for a touchdown on their first drive, but were held to two field goals the rest of the way on six drives. >> we do some other things, mixing things up. we don't want to continue to do the same things that teams have been killing us on. , and it is up to everybody to execute. i think we did a good job out there. dan: and, vintage tiger woods today in the second round of the hero world challenge, his first pga tour event since 2015. look at this shot. tiger did not make a single bogey, shooting a seven under par 65. giving the old fist pump after a 25-foot par on 16. we mentioned aaron rodgers his 33 years old, two years younger than britney spears. she turned 35 today. patrick: there is a random fact for you. when is a pastry too pretty to eat? patrick: when it is a gingerbread house painstakingly , created by 41 matc baking and pastry ar

and air force master sergeant john lang shocked his 20-year-old daughter.e first chicago blackhawks game ever. >> madison, it's dad. >> reporter: was bittersweet since her dad wasn't there to share it -- until he was! another holiday antidote to all of that news that has left us asking what is wrong with the world, by showing us what is right! jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> if that doesn't make you misty-eyed, i don't know. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a look at how shipping companies are scrambling to get your packages delivered in time for christmas. plus, jeff glor shows us around the florida ever glade as part of the ongoing series "america the beautiful" to celebrate 100 years of the national park service. is this is the "cbs morning news." >>> well, drivers rejoyce a major construction project that has inconvenienced and frustrated commuters for years has just wrapped up, the big changes you'll see this morning as you hit i-95. >>> the hunt for a terrorist, new details we're learning this morning about the man suspec