rushed to the hospital in critical condition and underwent surgery. now listed in serious condition. now we are told the suspect's vehicle has been found but the suspect is still at large. >>> he made contact with the person he pulled over and he walked back to the vehicle. it it is dangerous anytime you pull someone over. >> one other vehicle was hit but no one else hurt. >>> 35 russian diplomats including several from san francisco are back in russian. their plane arrived at the moscow airport this morning. president obama used an executive order to put them out claiming that they were spies. that's not the only claim. we are learning there is debate of the intelligence community over how much investigation should be declassified. catherine harris with more on the developments. >> after last week's joint analysis report from the f.b.i. and homeland security fox news learned that there is a healthy debate in the intelligence community over how many additional information should be declassified to show that hacks were russian led operation. intelligen

a spokesman said feinstein underwent the nonemergency surgery yesterday just hours after questioning jeff sessions. president-elect's nominee for attorney general. she plans to submit additional questions for the hearings. her pacemaker was installed out of an abundance of caution but no details were released. she is 83. she is currently the oldest member of the senate. ♪[ music ] >>> still ahead, the controlled avalanche that got out of control, the damage in the lake tahoe area after tons of snow come sliding into homes. >> we have been monitoring yet another storm that's heading this way. we are going to track it. we'll tell you exactly when it's going to arrive to the bay area and how much more rain to expect. the news continues right after this. , (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. control. all that snow ended up hitting >>>

in 2011, the television to icon underwent surgery to remove a benign tumor and recovered.he carved out her place in television history by being a pioneer who opened doors for women. life wasn't always perfect, mary tyler moore really did make it after all. there's no word tonight on the cause of death. chairman and ceo of lesley moan released this statement. mary tyler moore was a once in a generation talent. she will be long remembered as a gifted actress, television pioneer and role model to so many. cbs lost one of the very best to grace our airways and industry lost a true legend and friend. tune in tomorrow for a one hour cbs news special be honor, the life and legacy of mary tyler moore. gail king will host mary tyler moore love is all around at 9:00 here on cbs3. >>> tonight we're hearing from her co stars and friends. how they're remembering mary tyler moore plus our nicole brewer looks at how how pop culture can change the views of society. >>> beautiful day but now this cold front right here is moving in and it's going to knock down those temperatures. i'll tell

in 2011, the television to icon underwent surgery to remove a benign tumor and recovered.he carved out her place in television history by being a pioneer who opened doors for women. life wasn't always perfect, mary tyler moore really did make it after all. there's no word tonight on the cause of death. chairman and ceo of lesley moan released this statement. mary tyler moore was a once in a generation talent. she will be long remembered as a gifted actress, television pioneer and role model to so many. cbs lost one of the very best to grace our airways and industry lost a true legend and friend. tune in tomorrow for a one hour cbs news special be honor, the life and legacy of mary tyler moore. gail king will host mary tyler moore love is all around at 9:00 here on cbs3. >>> tonight we're hearing from her co stars and friends. how they're remembering mary tyler moore plus our nicole brewer looks at how how pop culture can change the views of society. >>> beautiful day but now this cold front right here is moving in and it's going to knock down those temperatures. i'll tell

with respect to wet and dry, we underwent a monumental shift in our policy towards cuba. my view was after 50 years of policy not working it made sense for us to try to reopen diplomatic relations, to engage a cuban government to be honest with them about the strong disagreements we have around, you know, political repression and treatment of discenters and freedom of press and religion. our best shot was to suddenly have the cuban people interacting with americans and seeing the incredible success of the cuban american community and engaging in commerce and business and trade. and that it was through that process of opening up these bilateral relations that you would see over time serious and significant improvement. given that shift in the relationship, the policy that we had in place was wet foot/dry foot which treated cuban immigrants completely different from folks from al salvador or nicaragua or any other part of the world. one that made a distinction whether you got here by land or by foot, you know, that was a carry-over of a old way of thinking that didn't make

later underwent a procedure to remove a blockage in his lung. the former president is quote, thankful for the many prayers and kind messages he received during his stay as well as the world class care his doctors and nurses provided. unconfirmed reports that bush has been asked to do the honorary coin toss at the super bowl. >>> just ahead -- jimmy fallon is back as donald trump and this you got to see. >>> first, let's check in nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> heading for the west coast, a slow mover, you can see how huge it is. some of the moisture trying to stream up toward the pacific northwest. some winter weather and winter storm warnings in montana and wyoming. eventually some of this moisture will move into california with some rain. that doesn't look to happen until late wednesday. we'll see some clouds beginning to move in on wednesday and some showers in san francisco. not until the evening we start to see the problems. thursday, total rainfall with the storm system through saturday. as much as 3 to 4 inches in the mountains. did you

five people and wound six others is the same gun fbi agents took away from him in november when he underwent a mental health evaluation. santiago's gun was returned to him a month later. >> there is a federal law with regard to having a gun by somebody who is mentally ill, but the law requires that the person be adjudicated mentally ill, which is a difficult standard. >> santiago reportedly confessed to planning the attack. meanwhile five of the victims are hospitalized tonight, three in critical condition. >>> in jerusalem a palestinian rams his truck into a group of israeli soldiers. four soldiers are dead and 17 people are wounded. sunday's attack is the deadliest palestinian attack it happened as officers were getting off the bus at a popular promenade. the driver of the bus was identified as a 28-year-old palestinian father of four. he was shot dead by israeli police. >>> in italy tomorrow francis opening car doors to the homeless. the cars are being left near the vatican with the doors unlocked so that homeless men and women can get inside and warm up. papal charities is providing the

he underwent surgery this morning. we are told it went well. another surgery is expected next week. the suspected shooter 52-year- old james rich died in an exchange of gunfire with hogan. >>> the body of a woman was found outside of the hickory hill apartments on silver park drive. prince george's county police say the woman suffered a trauma to her upper body. she was pronounced dead at the scene. police are investigating the death as a homicide. the scene rattled residents, some who don't want to show their face on camera. >> this is the last day of the year, and nobody sh deal with this. not a homicide. >> it's sad. this is pretty sad. i am sorry to hear that. i am speechless. >> the victim's name has not been released, but prince george's county crime stoppers is offering a cash reward for information that can lead them to an arrest and conviction in this case. callers can remain anonymous. >>> in a year known for celebrities deaths, we unfortunately have one more to pass along tonight. william christopher died from cancer today. he was best known for his portrayal of father ma

. >> the officer was disciplined for ten days and underwent more training.hat video was leaked. >>> some incredible video as well from peru. that is what a hotel sounds and looks like as it collapses a falling right into a flood swollen river. the foundation was eroded by the rushing water and luckily everyone inside evacuated before the collapse. no one injured there. >>> we turn to sports. one thing we know about the australian open, women's final, is that it's going to be won by a williams. >> this is fantastic. 36-year-old venus williams is playing like she's in her prime. in her first major final since 2009 when she lost to her little sister at wimbledon. that little sister serena is trying to win her 23rd grand slam title which would be a new record. both say they're happy for each other. >> you have to control yourself and then you also have hopefully put your opponent in the box and if this opponent is your sister she's super awesome so it's wonderful. >> it's the one time that i really genuinely feel like no matter what happens, i can't lose. she ca

the president was admitted after having difficulty breathing and underwent a procedure to remove a blockage in his lungs. the spokesperson says the former president is, quote, thankful for the many prayers and kind messages he received during his stay as well as the world class care that both his doctors and nurses provided. >>> and the white house confirms israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will visit the u.s. on february 15th. president trump has pledged former ties with israel after a rocky relationship with the obama administration. the two will look at possible new sanctions against iran in the wake of a ballistic missile test. >>> and there's a new top law enforcement officer running the justice department, dana boente. he relieved sally yates after she refused to go forward with the president's executive order. and this morning jeff sessions will vote be voted on for attor general. >>> and the president's execive order was being developed, written and rolled out. the associated press reports, quote, at least three top national security officials, defense secretary jim mathes,

deputy hogan underwent surgery over the weekend and he has another surgery scheduled later today. doctors say his condition continues to improve. the suspected shooter 52-year- old james rich died in the exchange of gunfire with deputy hogan. >>> right now, turkish police have a dozen people in custody in connection year's eve attack in istanbul. jonathan vigliotti explains how police made the arrest and shows us new footage of the suspected attacker who is still on the run. >> reporter: the clearest image we have of the alleged nightclub attacker comes from this selfie video walking the streets of istanbul. it's unclear when it was taken or how it was found. turkish media say it was leaked by investigators. last night, they raided an apartment near the airport. they were led to the area by a taxi driver. this video being run by the media there reportedly shows the shooter getting out of the cab after the attack on club raina early sunday morning. isis who claimed responsibility for the attack says he was avenging turkey's role in the bloody syria role. isis statement said the clu

woman who was thrown from a car and the suspect who ambushed the trooper, are now dead, the trooper underwent surgery yesterday and is expected to make a full recovery. >> politicians responds to president obama's decision to ends the long standing wet foot dry foot policy. the war allows cubans to come to the u.s. without a visa to become permanent residents within a year of arriving. now the president's administration says it will be the ends after policy that's in order to be fair to all immigrants from all countries. but, after the announcement, house republican mario diaz, said the president has given another pathetic gift. >> the time now 4:44. katie here with another check on the forecast. katie is too much to ask that another nice mild day is on tap? >> unfortunately, yes, because we just have to deal with the cards we're dealt unfortunately, but it is january. >> it is january, exactly. even right now, it is actually still really mild. >> it is. >> so officially our daytime high will ends up looking a lot warmer than what it fells like throughout the actual daylight hours, just becau

police say 650 men underwent identity checks at the cologne train station.last new year's eve, men who appeared to be of north african and arab descent allegedly robbed, groped, and sexually assaulted hundreds of women at the holiday celebration around the cologne cathedral. the incident helped fuel the rise of geany's anti- immigration party challenging chancellor angela merkel's in this year's election. in her new year's address to the nation yesterday, merkel said islamic terrorism is the biggest test facing germany. in france, the new year brings many workers greater rights to unplug. they'll now be able to ignore work emails outside normal office hours when they're at home or on vacation. the "right to disconnect" law requires employers with 50 or more workers to negotiate and define when staff should not send or reply to emails. officials in france's socialist- led government say the idea is to help prevent worker stress and burnout. france limited the standard workweek to 35 hours back in 2000. here in the united states, four- and-a-half million low-i

. >>> and, family goes onto tell us that the 75 year old underwent surgery yesterday, again, optimistic, he'll make full recovery. in the meantime, again, police want anyone with information to give them a call. we are reporting live outside crozer-chester medical center, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, rahel, back to you. >> jan, thank you. you may recall, we told you last october about towns painting blue lines down the center of roads to show their support for law enforcement. now, federal officials say the blue paint violates the manual on uniform traffic control devices. they say blue paint should only be designating handicap park parking spaces, not sure if there will be penalties for communities who keep the blue paint in place. >> this morning the new jersey department of health has an important warning, 900 children who were vaccinated as part of the vaccine for children program in ocean county may need to be vaccinated again. health officials say the vaccines given at southern ocean pediatric and family medicine in manahawken may not have been refrigerated correctl

late last year in alaska, where he underwent a six-day-long psychiatric evaluation. agent ferlazzo told the court today santiago was only given antianxiety drugs and his gun, which was seized, was then the agent also said the f.b.i. has a record of santiago doing target practice in the months before the attack. scott, of the six people who were seriously injured, only one remains in the hospital. >> pelley: manuel bojorquez for us tonight, manuel. thank you. coming up next, surprise medical bills? >> pelley: a study today by johns hopkins found that a lot of patients are getting socked with unexpected bills, despite getting treatment inside their insurance network. dr. jon lapook has more on this. >> reporter: in september 2015, rhiannon schade rushed her five- month-old daughter daisy to an emergency room after a seizure. daisy is fine, but her mother was unexpectedly hit with an anesthesiology bill for almost $3,000. >> at no point in time were we ever notified that the anesthesiologist didn't participate in our plan or were we given any choice. >> reporter: schade

houston texans in saturday's wild card game >> gary:so everyting moving forward points to carr who underwent broken right fibula and should make a full recovery >> gary:. but still many have to think what could have been mark carpenter has the story. >>carr it's obviously hurt me some days. i've been really down and sad, but it doesn't change who i am. it just hurts man. it just hurts because i love our team. i love our coaches. i love our fans. i love playing this game." >> mark: and sometimes the game teaches tough love. an entire season.changed on one hit. >> mark: and to add insult to injury, carr confirmed he would have indeed played in the super bowl if the raiders made it that far. >> mark: since that's a moot point, he'll continue his recovery. without the help of social media doctors. >>carr & >>"i'll give you good news that it's going a lot faster than what everyone thought. i saw like doctors on twitter tagging me and they don't have a clue what's going on. with no xrays or mris they figure it out. if he can do that, he shouldn't be on twitter. he should be working at stanford or

this couple underwent several hours after touching down from iran. 300 people were either prevented from weekend. they asked about our families, about our brothers and sisters and parents. what they did. how long we stayed. president rouhani issued his controversial order. —— president from without giving notice to senior officials. the concern of leaders around the world. the foreign office says the man only applies to people travelling from the us to the us rom one of the seven countries. travellers from the uk will not be effected and neither will. .. travellers from the uk will not be effected and neither will... unless they arejoint effected and neither will... unless they are joint citizens in which case they are likely to face additional checks. for all the confusion, aids have deemed the travel ban a success and they have issued a statement seeking to dispel suggestions that it amounted to a ban on muslims... despite the backlash, donald trump knows that many who voted for him did so specifically because of his promised combat islamic terrorism. to them, this represents another p

late last year in alaska, where he underwent a six-day-long psychiatric evaluation.gent ferlazzo told the court today santiago was only given antianxiety drugs, and his gun, which was seized, was then returned. the agent also said the f.b.i. has a record of santiago doing target practice in the months before the attack. scott, of the six people who were seriously injured, only one remains in the hospital. >> pelley: manuel bojorquez for us tonight, manuel. thank you. the announcer for the past 15 nawg rail parades has been drummed out. his story is next. seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need it. the ability to collaborate changes how we work. what we do together changes how we live. here you go.picking up for kyle. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the w

>>pam m: she underwent two surgical procedures which did not require radiation or chemotherapy. >>reporter: all went to southern california will have to leftover showers those are headed out of town southern california with of going to see more rain in los angeles 13 in. of rain that is great news for them fortunately they have to deal with some flooding and mudslides much more maybe a little warmer in the afternoon should be mostly dry a mention of sunshine 64 about 57 partly cloudy and oakland and san jose we have one system off the coast line. >>reporter: the overnight lows getting chilly below freezing and santa rosa 42 degrees of san francisco the high tomorrow will be slightly warmer ties will look for the next few days great news other than a chance with a worm to keep driving. grant l: and he joins us from hall of more on the story after a two-year drought that, the most perverse crore of nominees will have anselm's play at spences spending figures moonlight and the lion all very diverse when it comes to the actress's this is the first time in history it has happened wit

. >> we grow avocados, underwe gr lemons which are packed in generic packing house and go out that way, kiwi, which we market under the sweet market grand. >> at first they put everything into creating individual brands for each product. then distributed those brand and products through independent retailers. gourmet restaurants and national chains like whole foods. since most people think avenue ka dos are pretty much the same, they had to shout out what makes theirs so special. so they created the brand name, morrow bay to spotlight the unusual growing climate that gives their fruit the unique taste. we grow avocados because they grow very slowly and they produce a very, very rich creamy texture at the late end of the season. >> we're in such a different climate. he says the morrow bay label launched the avenue ka dos into their own category. ocados intor own category. not the only product of the brand. also produce a citrus fruit native to australia. >> i discovered finger limes i thought they were the coolest thing i ever seen and i needed to plant some. if you cut one open and squ

was flown to crozer-chester medical center from the scene in oldman's township yesterday where he underwent surgery. his wife patricia was not hurt investigators are asking for public's help. >> anybody who might have saw something, even if it the is something, small that they think is insignificant, it culled be something that crack s the case. we are asking anyone who may have seen something or may know something if they could call our detectives and let them know, anonymous tips are welcomed. >> authorities still have not determined where the dumbbell came from. >>> messy weather is targeting parts of the area tonight. a winter weather advisory just went into effect. we have live team three weather coverage. justin drabick is live in pottstown one of the areas under advisory and kate bilo is tracking the storm in the weather center. what is the latest. >> reporter: storm is moving in but won't get here for next several hours because air is just so try overhead. any moisture that has gotten into central pennsylvania, has really kind of fizzled out and died. here we are seeing light rain,

he underwent surgery and part of a statement that bandleaders said that i was a hospital last night sought david but mark was in intensive care was not able to see him dave said that they were presold and bruised but lucid and expected to recover. also added we appreciate your responses and prayers from four bedmates and friends. will remain hopeful and in prayer. they say both men and not only great musicians but great people. >> reporter: we spoke with say they're surprised hit will happen because the noise the train makes. another train crash today. >> pam:this one fatal. it happened around 10 -this morning on agnew road in santa clara. police believe the woman involved did not pull her car far enough forward. and the back end was still on the tracks when the southbound train approached causing it to hit the car. union pacific railroad says, the conductor did everything properly. sounding his horn, activating the gates and lights, and applying the emergency brake unfortunately none of it was fast enough to stop the collission. and in the east bay. the third amtrack crash in the past two

this couple underwent several hours of questioning after touching down in texas from iran.end about 300 people were either prevented from travelling or detained. they asked her about her family, about her brothers and sisters and her parents. what they did. how long we stayed. president trump issued his controversial order without input from or giving notice to the government departments that will need to implement it, hence the concern of officials here and elsewhere, in trying to interpret it in the face of a flurry of lawsuits and the concerns of leaders around the world. the foreign office says the ban only applies to people travelling to the us from one of the seven countries on the list. travellers from the uk will not be effected and neither will uk citizens travelling from any of those seven countries to america. unless, that is, they are joint—citizens of one of the seven nations, in which case they are likely to face additional checks. for all the confusion, mr trump's aids have deemed the travel ban a success and they issued a statement seeking to dispel suggesti