mark albert, for cbs news, the white house. ((patrick walker)) the first votes will be cast in less than six weeks... when iowa holds its caucuses february first./// ((patrick walker)) > democratic candidater bernie sanders -- will be stopping by the valley next week. the vermont senator will host a rally at canyon springs high school in north las vegas on monday. the event begins at 6:30 p-m. doors open at 5. you are encouraged to rsvp, but it is not mandatory in order to attend. sanders' campaign also announced a statewide t-v campaign that /// ((patrick walker)) > truckers nature. ((well we were expecting a bit of wind and we got a lot of wind. )) the incredible line up of trucks... that were knocked to the ground in california... and the precautions police are taking. plus... winds are headed our way... sherry will tell us just how strong they will get, and what it means for temperatures for < hit parts of southern california yesterday... taking truckers by complete surprise just outside of los angeles. 15 to 20 trucks cras

albert 2. albert 3. tulip. albert 4. [ laughter ] daisy. and albert 5. >> show us the answer, cassandra. that's right! >> seth: look at that! [ cheers and applause ] and yeah, we know it's weird we've named them all albert. [ laughter ] won't be the first time we're hearing it. that's the end of the dad round. let's take a look at the scores. it's josh with three, seth with one, mom with two, dad with one. josh, your time to ask the questions. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, boy. >> i put my phone number on it. [ laughter ] >> josh: therere only four numbers on here e ssandra. >> it's enough. [ laughter ] this first one is -- right. you'll hit me and i'll know it's you. this first one's a deep cut. this is a request for a specific ack that had a song.g. finish this song. maybe not some milk but some >> mashed potatoes. [ laughter ] >> seth: cheese toast. >> josh: finish the song. >> seth: cheese toast cheese toast. >> josh: cassandra? [ applause ] >> i didn't remember that one. >> i didn't remember that one either. maybe not some milk but so

>> jimmy: albert brooks is here. we'll be right back. so sorry we have no more room at the grown-up table. get on down. there's two chairs right there. i know right? pa piece of advice step up your style, it's the holidays. they look amazing. r they do look much nicer than us. r look how much fun they're having! p what are you talking about? me? they can't hear you. t janice! dave! david! tony! v guys. what? pthere's this huge holiday sale going on at old navy. r the entire store is up to 60% off. r get some new clothes, bam, you're in. lets go now. you are a holiday miracle. r olive garden' s all-new flavorfilled pastas, with raviolis so nice we filled them twice. bursting with indulgent flavors like chicken marsala ravioli, an irresistible twist on an old favorite. plus unlimited salad and breadsticks. r for a limited time. tat olive garden. aa-flac! aflaaac. aaaa-flaaaac. someone's sandbagging. tired too. he paid my claim in one day when i got hurt. one day? serious hustle. serious duck. in just one day, we proces

and i promised i would be funnier than albert brooks. >> jimmy: you did? [ cheers and applause ] >> so it's up to you. >> jimmy: well, i'm sorry, but i think your friend is going to die. >> this is not good. >> jimmy: since the last time i saw you, you won another emmy. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. it was an awesome, awesome night. >> jimmy: the second time is nowhere near as good as the first one, right? >> of course it is. if you get used to it, someone needs to pop you upside the head. >> jimmy: do you have someone to do that? >> to pop me? my wife does that. on a new season of "veep" yet? for those of you who haven't seen the show, it's a fairly broad political satire about life inside the white house. >> yeah, yeah. she's in a position she should never be in, the president. what i love about it is, you know, a lot of people in d.c., actually, like it. because i think it shows a more of the behind the scenes picture of what might be going on. >> jimmy: is it representing any kind of -- it terrifies me to think that those things actu

better than finish. >> jimmy: albert brooks! the new movie -- >> thank you for being nicer than ramshtine. now i'll come back. >> jimmy: not one swastika in the crowd. all right, one swastika in the crowd. i saw your movie "concussion." i thought it was very good. it's about concussions. no mystery there. >> it's actually about will smith plays this real-live person, amolu, literally discovered cte, chronic traumatic encephalopathy that these football players get years after banging heads. no one knew it existed. in the old days, you would be warned against football for reasons like, you don't want to break your arm, or -- they never so this guy, against everyone wanting him to do this -- >> jimmy: there was a lot of opposition to it. which is really insane when you evaluate it, when you think about it. >> not really. >> jimmy: from a human level, maybe not from a corporate level, but it does seem it's so wrong. >> these dangerous things must have been going on from the beginning. imagine gladiators, people probably had to say,

the custom of topping a tree also goes back to prince albert's time.amily's tree, he chose an angel, helping to remind us that the focus of the christmas story is on one particular family. for joseph and mary, the circumstances of jesus's birth in a stable were far from ideal. but worse was to come as the family was forced to flee the country. it is no prize that such a human story still captures our imagination and continues to inspire all of us who are christians the world over. despite being displaced and persecuted throughout his short life, christ's unchanging message was not one of revenge or violence, but simply that we should love one another. although it is not an easy message to follow, we should not be discouraged. rather, it inspires us to try harder, to be thankful for the people that bring love and happiness into our own lives, and to look for ways of spreading that love to others whenever and wherever we can. one of the joys of living a long life is watching one's children, then grandchildren, then great-grandchildren help decorate the c

mark albert, cbs news, the white house./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) president clinton will soon hit the campaign trail on behalf of his wife... heading to new hampshire where he gained the tag "the comeback kid" for his showing in the 1992 democratic primary. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > a teen on the run... arrested in mexico. the charges his mother is now facing... for helping him flee the country. travel woes due to winter which parts of the country are getting hit the hardest... as a deadly storm moves through the u-s. it's cold out there -- we have mostly sunny skies in the valley right now -- but don't expect those temperatures to warm up either -- in the 40's right now all around the valley -- just how cold it's expected to be on new year's eve and when we could have some rain in the forecast coming up. sherry swensk -- it's c((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > the teen who used an "affluenza" defense to avoid jail time following a deadly drunk driving crash....is back in custody. ethan couch and his mother tonya were arrested on the pacific coast of mexico. earlier this month.. the two disap

(standup/mark)(mark albert/cbs news/washington)the president called on congress to ban people on the no-fly list from buying guns; restrict sales of assault rifles, like those used in san bernardino and enact "stronger screening" for those entering the u-s without a visa.(track 3)(isis file)mr. obama also wants congress to give him explicit authorization to use force against isis.(wed0136: us forces raid file)the president vowed not to get into another decade-long war on "foreign soil"... and said the washington.b-s news, mark albert, c-overseas.group by a terror were directed by a terror were directed attackers bernardino the san bernardino attackers were directed by a terror group overseas.mark albert, c-b-s news, washington. house speaker paul ryan criticized the speech -- saying it defended a failing policy.he added the house of representatives would vote this week on a bi-partisan bill to update the visa waiver program to keep extremists from entering the country. republican presidential candidates were quick to too.marco rubio and jeb bush said they were not impressed. rubio sa

(standup: mark albert/cbs news/the white house)"while iraqi soldiers dididthe actual fighting, the u-s supplied the weapons, the training, and the airsrsikes. american officials called this a symbolic and strategic victory."symbolic because the last time iraqi soldiers were in ramadi was in may as they ran away in retreat from isis's advance. and it's strategic because ramadi the capital of anbar province which sits on an important road that leads into iraq's second largest city. mark albert, cbs news, the white house. 3 3 south korea and japan have reached an agreement on the issue of "comfort women" --a term used to describe women used as sex slaves by japanese soldiers in world war two.under the deal announced today... japan will issue an apology -- and pay more than eight-million dollars to help victims and their families.an estimated 200- thousand korean women were forced into sex slavery during the war...but korean officials estimate fewer than 100 of those are still alive today. 3 it's winter break for most schools here in siouxland... and that means kids have more free time...

richard lipton/senior author, albert einstein college of medicine) "participants who had the highest levels of stress were about twice as likely//to develop amnestic mild cognitive impairment this early stage of alzheimer's dementia."for every 5 point increase in stress score, the risk of developing mild cognitive impairment increased by 30 percent.the past few years have been stressful for schweitzer. he was his wife's passed away from dementia last year. :54 - :59(sot: frederick schweitzer/study participant) "i feel this besetting sadness and lonlieness."resarchers say if seniors can learn how to cope with their stress, they may be able to postpone or even prevent their cognitive decline. (sot dr. richard lipton/senior author, albert einstein college of medicine) "stress management techniques which could include physical activity, meditation, yoga." schweitzer is actively trying to stay positive and not let stress and grief get him down. (sot: frederick schweitzer/stu dy participant)"we must make the best of this moment this day."for him, that means doing the things he enjoys, such

i'm mark albert in washington.ent wants congress to do next -- coming up. >>> a smash and grab robbery leads to panic a california mall. more on the massive police response. >>> from the weather center, good morningle we have a very foggy start to your monday. rain later this week. >>> and from the traffic center that fog may cause problems on the roads. a couple of accidents. details in a few minutes. >>> good morning. it's monday, december 7th yoo. michelle griego. president obama is trying to reassure americans after the mass shooting in san bernardino and as mark albert report, the prod is calling on congress to -- the president is calling on congress to act immediately. >> reporter: president obama warranted the nation that isis or isil threatens us all. >> the threat from terrorism is real but we will overcome it. we will destroy isil and any other organization that tries to harm us. >> reporter: the 13 1/2-minute speech came four days after the massacre in california killed 14 people and less than a month af

mark albert, cbs news, the white house. 3 another republican candidate is making a stop in sioux city tonight.florida senator marco rubio will speak tonight at the holiday inn on gordon drive.doors open at 6- 15 tonight... with rubio set to speak at 6- 45.he's currently polling in 3rd or 4th place in most polls, with support from about 13 percent of expected caucusgoers.we'll have coverage of senator rubio's visit tonight on siouxland news at ten. 3 3 and on the other side... the democratic frontrunner is planning to make a stop in sioux city next ek.former secretary of state hillary clinton will be in town tuesday, january 5th starting at 2- 15 p.m.the exact location for her event has not yet been announced.her campaign says secretary clinton will speak about her plans to help children and ahead in life. 3 it's a deadly form of lung cancer caused by asbestos... but doctors in minnesota think they've found a cure.coming up after the break in tonight's healthwatch... we'll head inside the trial of the new treatment and meet the woman giving it a shot. 3 "you're watching siouxland news

albert had a live virus that scene. this meant he was taking a weekend poliovirus in weakening where it would create a natural infection in your system but it would be so weak, it would give you a mild case. it was given on a sugar cube or a little liquid on your tongue. was the safer vaccine because you were dealing with a chilled poliovirus although it wasn't perfect. he could also do his more quickly. by 1954, jonas salk was ready for mass testing. what is extraordinary about this is that in 1954, the march of noes, with no, and i mean beginsent involvement, the largest public health experiment in american history. it takes 2 million children, all of whom are volunteers, and it runs what is called a double-blind study. the that study means is people that are giving the vaccine have no idea whether they are giving the real vaccine for the placebo to the child, and the child receiving the vaccine has no idea whether he is getting the real vaccine for the placebo. -- or the placebo. 2 million kids are lined up. can you

albert sabin was was the scientist's scientist. they all liked his live virus vaccine. jonas salk remained the people's scientist. he is the one we remember. in the year 2000, time magazine did a story on the 100 most influential scientists in the world in the 20th century. only jonas salk, among all polio researchers, was on that list. there is a wonderful cover which shows sigmund freud analyzing albert einstein with a couch and the picture of jonas salk on the table. those of the three men seen by time magazine as the three premiere scientists. of all major polio researchers, only one was not admitted to the national academy of sciences, and that was jonas salk. it was a scandal, but salk was blackballed from the academy by sabin and others. salk was once asked whether he felt bad that given what he had done, he had never been awarded the nobel prize. salk looked at the questioner and said, you know, it doesn't bother me, because everyone thinks i did win it. [laughter] the two men battled it out until the day they died in the 1990's. when they did pass, albert sabin

albert had two stills, more than 200 illegally distilled spirits and more than 500 cases of illegally produced wine and conquered. abc says they also found rep and -- weapons including fully automatic assault weapons a grenade launcher and a silencer. albert is facing a variety of felony and misdemeanor charges. >>> now to the weather as we look at a time-lapse of tonight's sunset. right now there is a break between the storms between another system heading our way. chief meteorologist bill martin is here with a look at how much rain we got. >>> yesterday we had rain and heavy rain showers this morning. especially walnut creek. let's go back to that time. this powerful line of storms moved through. 2:00 a.m. you see the lightning strikes. you see that on the bay bridge and lightning and thunder towards the hayward area. about 330 you move four -- 3:30 a.m. you see it move forward. it basically woke everyone up. now we are back to instability showers section of the storm which just means the cold air is still gliding through and settling down now. you see areas of green and there still

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >>> republican speaker paul ryan called the president's speech disappointing saying it defended a failing policy. and we're getting a clearer picture now of the couple behind the san bernardino attacks. syed farook's father told an italian newspaper his son supported isis ideology and was fixated on israel and another ref said he start fod -- started to follow islam a few years ago. [inaudible] >> he was going towards what?

tomorrow night, the great albert brooks. from "veep," tony hale, and we'll have music from kool and the gang. and later this week, wanda sykes, calista flockhart, formula one racer lewis hamilton, chef adam perry lang, and music from band of merrymakers and run the jewels. please join us for those guests. without our first guest, people wouldn't be able to take samurai swords on planes, hitler never would have been shot in a movie theater and john travolta would be doing "welcome back kotter" reunions on netflix right now. he's a two-time oscar winning writer and director whose new movie "the hateful eight" splatters onto screens in 70mm on christmas day, then nationwide january 8th. quentin tarantino. [ cheers and applause ]

mark albert, cbs news, the white house. the golden state warriors, without steph curry were routed by dallas. curry missed his first game of the season with a lower leg bruise. the mavericks j.j. barea led dallas with 23 points. dallas blew out the warriors 114-91. it was golden state's second loss of the season. >>> in what was likely his last game in boston, kobe bryant had 15 points and 11 rebounds to lead the lakers to a 112-104 win over the celtics. bryant notched his first double-double of his final season. in the final minute, the boston crowd chanted his name. >>> in college hoops, marcus tate scored 18 points and seventh ranked north carolina clemson at chapel hill. the tar heels beat the tigers 80-69. carolina improved to 58-0 against clemson at home. >>> and who are the best athletes of all time? well, according to a just no surprise there. jordan also ranked as the greatest basketball player also. following jordan were babe ruth, boxing great muhammad ali, and serena williams, and denver quarterback peyton manni

cbs news correspondent mark albert reports from the white house. >(graham) "today i'm suspending my campaign for president" senator lindsey graham released an online video that says he's dropping out of the race for the white house. (lindsey graham/former gop presidential candidate) "i believe we've run a campaign we can be proud of. we've put forth bold and practical solutions to big problems." but those bold solutions for national security much attention from voters. (mark albert/the white house) "the latest cbs news analysis shows graham was polling the highest in his home state of south carolina. even there- polls showed he was in eighth place and only attracting about one percent of likely primary voters." (graham pipe 6) (courtesy: cnn) "i regret that i never got on the big stage. i regret that you know, i didn't make it to the final group." the polling data shows donald trump still solidly ahead in south carolina and new hampshire.but there's a new leader in iowa-ted cruz. cruz rally trump was back in attack mode over the weekend, responding

now going after the clintons, new hampshire's largest newspaper, and new jersey governor chris mark albert reports. mark: donald trump rallied with supporters in new hampshire monday night and bashed the state's largest newspaper, the manchester union-leader, after it published an editorial calling trump "a crude blowhard" and compared him to biff tannen, the bully in the "back to the future" triology. donald trump: you have a very dishonest newspaper up here, it's also a failing newspaper. it's going down the tubes. mark: the paper in endorsing new jersey governor chris christie, who has spent a lot of time in the state and is rising in the polls there, but remains behind trump. but trump isn't sitting on his lead. he's expected to go on-air with tv ads soon. donald trump: we're gonna spend a lot of money over the next four weeks, we don't want to take any chances. we're too close. mark: trump is also taking on the clintons, tweeting out that former president bill clinton did little to help hillary in her 2008 bid for the white house. donald trump: frankly, he did very, very poortly. and

as mark albert reports... the president came out of that meeting promising the u- s is hitting isis "harder than ever." 3 president obama went to the pentagon to get an update on the war with isis - which he calls isil.afterward, he had a strong message for the leaders of the terrorist group."isil leaders cannot hide and our next message to them is pentagon briefing comes two weeks after the mass shooting in san bernardino, california, by a couple, authorities say, had been radicalized and inspired by isis.the president did *not* announce any new initiatives - but he did acknowledge that there is a greater sense of urgency."we recognize that progress needs to keep coming faster. no one knows that more than the countless syrians and iraqi's living every day under isil's terror, as well as the families of san bernardino and paris.""republicans and even some democrats have said the us is "not winning" the fight against isis and urged the president to do more." "someone's going to have to convince me that air powe

agents arrested albert here.al stills are potentially explosive. >> they seem to be very affable neighbor. >>reporter: they seized more than 40 illegal unregistered firearms including assault rifles, grenade launchers and gun silencer. california department of justice bureau of firearms task force now has the weapons. >> our agent are at this time just trying to answer the question why were all the weapons there. >> unbelievable. ty just can't fathom that. >>reporter: carol is albert martinez neighbor. >> i'm very surprised because he has been a good neighbor. they are young people that life 32. >>reporter: albert facing felony charges for possessing a still and illegal unregistered firearms and facing misdemeanor charges for selling alcohol without a license. he did have a listen for a different winery in concord. in concord, melanie, abc 7 news. >>> now to incredible story of survival. when you see the picture you will see what we are talking about. take a look. driver of this bmw is just so lucky to be alive.

richard lipton/senior author, albert einstein college of medicine) "stress management techniques which could include physical activity, meditation, yoga." schweitzer is actively trying to stay positive and not let stress and grief get him down. (frederick schweitzer/study participant) we must make the best of this moment this day. for him, that means doing the things he enjoys, such as getting back to his research and writing a memoir about him and his late wife. marlie hall, cbs news the bronx, new york. ((dave courvoisier)) researchers say about 15 percent of people with mild cognitive impairment go on to developing alzheimer's dementia. /// ((dave courvoisier)) > that's all for us at 4. denise valdez 8 news now at five starts after this. don't forget.. we're always on at las vegas now dot com, on facebook and twitter. burglars confronted by a good

mark albert, for cbs news, the white house. mollie: some good news to pass along today, a west des moines woman has been found safe after going missing overnight. police say 20-year-old erica johnson was found around 6:00 this morning. they say they were concerned about her safety because johnson has special needs and diminished mental capacity. turning to news from around the state, residents in the town of madrid are mourning today after school football coach randy hinkel. officials say he suffered a fatal heart attack yesterday. hinkel coached madrid for 29 seasons, compiling a 264-58 record and 25 playoff appearances. his team won the state championship in 1991, and had 7 runner-up finishes. hinkel is a member of the iowa football coaches association hall of fame. he was 58 years old. the former sheriff in powesiek county has been arrested after a state audit found more than $300,000 missing. tom sheets has been charged with theft in the second degree. the arrest stems from an investigation by the state auditor which review

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mark albert has all the latest in the race for the white house. >> reporter: the "washington post" has retracted this animated cartoon depicting ted cruz's children as monkeys. the cartoon was based on his political ad which spotlighted his two daughters. >> happy 5-year-old girls. >> reporter: the cruz campaign quickly turned it into a fundraising event asking supporters for instant emergency contributions totaling $1 million in 24 hours. cruz is enjoying a surge but a new cnn poll still shows him at a distant second to donald trump. >> this is turning more and more into a two-man race between donald trump and me. >> reporter: meanwhile, donald trump defended his use of a word to describe hillary clinton's loss to the democratic nomination to barack obama in 2008. >> she was favored to win and she lost. >> reporter: he went on twitter saying it's a word frequently used in politics to say beaten badly. >> his bluster, his bullying, have become his campaign. >> reporter: clinton's remarks to the des moines register echoed other comments she made tuesday. >> it's important to stand up to

but he did not lay out any broad mark albert is in washington. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this address comes as the most recent cbs news poll shows only 21% of americans have a great deal of confidence in the government's ability to protect against terrorism. so the president sought to convince the country he is on in just his third oval office address, president obama warned the nation that isis or isil threatens us all. >> the threat from terrorism is real, but we will overcome it. we will destroy isil and any other organization that tries to harm us. >> reporter: the 13 1/2 minute speech came four days after the mass shooting in san bernardino, california, killed 14 people and less than a month after the paris attack. >> as father to two young daughters who are the most precious part of my life, i know that we see ourselves with friends and coworkers at a holiday party like the one in san bernardino. i know we see our kids in the faces of the young people killed in paris. >> reporter: the president called on congress to ban

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> it is not clear who built the data base but typically it must be obtained from each state, that is why the existence of a database could be appealing to thieves. new york times reports the database was no longer accessible online. >>> the legal time for cosby on the offensive, the lawyer appeared on several shores to deannounce the sexual assault charges fired against cosby in pennsylvania yesterday. he pleaded not guilty to drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home in 2012. on cbs this morn ing, criticizing the unsealing of a deposition in a civil suit, saying it was illegally and improperly released and counterathize statement it contains significant evidence. >> there is nothing in that deposition where mr. cosby admits to committing any crime, in fact, he denies it vuhemeantly. >> cosby was released on bail and his next court appearance is january 14. >>> many prepare to celebrate the new year, others hold a protest in downtown dc, leaders of the local so-called stop police terror project and black lives matter plan to hold a demonst

mark albert, cbs news, the white house. mollie: the iraqi military say ice is still holds about 30% of ramadi. we're not alone in weather woes. hundreds of people have been evacuated in northern england as that region deals with its worst flooding in decades. calls the flooding unprecedented and he has sent hundreds of troops to help residents and emergency workers fight the rising waters after weeks of heavy rain. luckily there have been no , reported deaths or serious injuries. and back here at home taking a , look at the latest road conditions from 511ia.org. you can see several roads to the southeast of the metro area covered with snow or ice. as the storm moves north, make sure to keep an eye on this map. blue means partially covered, pink means completely covered. we are not done yet, round two is on its way. frank: we are going to see a little bit of a break in the action over the next hour or two in central and southern iowa. off to the north, you will continue to see the snow and another round pulling up from the s

as mark albert reports, hillary clinton and donald trump have been focusing some of their attacks on each other... rather than the opponents in their own parties 3 nats hillary rallyhillary clinton is not backing off her claim that donald trump's plan to keep muslims from entering the us is helping isis recruit "it is playing into the hands of the violent jihadists." (donald trump) "she's a liar." monday night- trump said clinton's claims that isis is showing videos of him are not trueand used a yiddish slang word to describe her loss of the democratic nomination to barack obama in 2008. "she was favored to win and she got s***d." "most of the other candidates running for the white house hit the campaign trail tuesdaytrying to get in a few appearances before the christmas holiday."nats rubio: "when i'm president, we are going to repeal obamacare. we're going to have the votes to do it."marco rubio spoke to veterans in new hampshire where he's currently polling in third place.nats christie fellow republican chris christie also campaigned in the state. he has more than doubled his supp

and as mark albert reports, trump's closest rival, ted cruz, is lashing out at a national newspaper. reporter: the washington post has retracted this animated cartoon depicting ted cruz'children as monkeys. it was based on his political ad which spotlighted the candidate's two dollars. -- daughters. the campaign quickly turned the incident is into a fundraising event, asking supporters for instant emergency contributions totaling $1 million in 24 hours. cruz is enjoying a surge for a new poll shows him at a distant second to donald trump. >> this is turning more and more into a two man race between donald trump and me. his use of a crude word to describe hillary clinton's loss of the democratic nomination to barack obama. >> chivas favored to win and she got -- she lost. reporter: he said is a word frequently used in politics to save beaten badly. >> is bigotry, his bluster, his bullying has become his campaign. reporter: her remarks echoed recent comments she made at a rally on tuesday. bullies wherever they are. and why we should not let anybody bully his way to the presidency. rep

(mark albert/cbs news/the white house) while iraqi soldiers did the actual fighting, the u-s supplied the weapons, the training, and the airstrikes. american officials called this a symbolic and strategic victory. symbolic because the last time iraqi soldiers were in ramadi was in may. as they ran away in retreat from isis's advance. and it's strategic because ramadi is the capital of anbar province which sits on an important road that leads into syria. isis still holds mosul - iraq's second largest city. mark albert, cbs news, the white house./// ((paula francis)) > iraq's military says isis still holds about 30 percent of ramadi./// ((paul joncich)) > change is on the way to a controversial policy in china that has stood for decades. on sunday lawmakers voted to end couples to have two children. the move comes in response to china's aging population... the government says in just 15 years, china will be home to more than 400 million people over the age of 60....which has caused concerns there won't be enough young people to support them. reaction to the change has been mixed. (((xio

mal albert with the latest from washington. >> iraqi soldiers battling isis forces in the city of ramadi say they've recaptured the town's government complex. national television, iraqi military leaders declared victory. >> he says, the city of ramadi has been liberated. but isis soldiers still hold pockets of the city and iraqi forces are going door-to-door, hunting for the hold out. isis has planted ied's throughout the city, and it will take time to make the city safe again. cbs news security consultant mike morrell says holding onto ramadi will require sunni tribes working with the iraqi army. >> the iraqi military supported by sunni tribes, those two pieces, that's very important, and the reason that's important is because that's what's going to have to lead the fight the rest of the way here. >> while iraqi soldiers did the actual fighting, the us supplied the weapons, the training, and the air strikes. american officials called this a symbolic and strategic victory. symbolic because the last time iraqi soldiers were in ramadi was in may, as they ran away in retreat from the isis a

mark albert cbs news, the white house. >> the department of homeland security told the congressional committee an estimated 400,000 people overstay their industries as and do not leave the united states. the -- their visas and do not leave the united states. the government is taking better measures to track those people. only 11 have been recruited in the past year. >>> a man pleaded not guilty to attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization, the first guilty plea of its kind in the u.s. the 31-year-old admitted using social media to entice, encourage and recruit two people to travel to syria, turkey and iraq to join isis. he now faces up to 22 years in prison. >>> new developments in the paris terror attacks, investigators believe they found evidence that show some of the terrorists use encrypted apps to hide their planning before the attacks and they say the terrorists changed cell phone sim cards to help cover their tracks. authorities are now convinced the leader of the attacks made his way to france by way of a greek island where he used a fake passport as

albert is in jail tonight. >>> he is accused of killing cats.vestigators are hoping to find the owner of one of the cats that robert farmer may have killed. these collars were found with robert farmer when he was arrested in october. farmer will appear in course on tuesday on owner cruelty charges. >>> new at 11:00, too much construction too soon. it's a common complaint in several bay area cities. now there is a petition in gilroy to stop the development of 4,000 homes. here's nbc bay area's reporter. >> we need to be heard. >> reporter: these women are concerned too much land is being lost. >> my family has been farming hearsay since the '50s. farming is dying out. so much prime farmland is being taken for farming. >> reporter: the area is on the north and south side of this road. the area is 721 acres. >> everybody that is living here ends up getting on 101, clogging the freeways and driving north. >> reporter: this council member says that the project will only add to the city's congestion. the project isn't expected to be built for ten year