the president was stuck in a traffic jam along with hundreds of others across america's east coast. the commute was dangerous. with more than 750 accidents, some of them fatal. over the weekend, hundreds of flights had to be canceled. even with a small coating of snow, this area is already taken -- taking a beating. but the big one is to come. forecasters predict in the next 24 hours, this area could receive as much as an additional 40 centimeters of snow. washington, d.c., is preparing itself for the worst. laura: snowmaggedon is coming. you can find much more on our website. from all of us here at world news america, thank you for watching, and please tune in tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and hong kong tourism board. ♪ >> want to know hong kong's most romantic spots? i will show you. i love heading to rep

big showdown in america east hoops, vermont at unh. the teams came in tied for second place in the league. vermont comes out firing a 3 for ernie duncan. first points of the game. watch ronnel jordan go to work for unh, a deep turnaround jumper, but he buries it. the senior out of san antonio 10 points. let's check out some good defense. big darren payen going to work down low for vermont, but tanner leissner draws the charge on the baseline. the unh pep band out for this one. on the other end, leissner draws the foul, and he finishes with the score off glass. 8 points, 2 of 10 shooting. nice drive here for the catamounts. kurt steidl drives and scores, plus the foul. he turned it into a 3 point play, 13 points. bill herrion' s troops in a close one tonight. jacoby armstrong scores inside. team high 13 points. vermont led by 7 at the half and the catamounts win 66-50. unh only shot 24% from the field, not good. same teams for the womens game, but they played at patrick gymnasium in burlington. 1st quarter. uvm jumps out to an early lea

. >>> more from america east coast as the winter storm impacts people this morning. service is predicting this will cost us. >>> and the local weather. >> we are tracking the winter storm this weekend where we remain on the dry side. next week winter starts to make a comeback. >>> janessa webb, cloudy skies and temperatures. we are tracking flurries on the backwards and with lake effect snow moving into erie and lorain county. today clouds will be sticking around and we may get a few peeks of sunshine but the daytime highs slightly warmer into the mid to upper 20s from richland into wayne county. there is that breeze picking up out of the north east due to the big storm that is affecting the east coast. 20 to 25 miles per hour. inland locations and summit county hitting the 30 degree mark that we are into the upper 20s for daytime highs. >>> big changes on the way for the oscars. the changes in the wake of the controversy that has swirled after we learned all 20 nominees are white. the academy of motion picture arts moved to double the number of women and minorities by 2020. add seats to

. >> plus, more from america's east coast. this powerful winter storm impacts millions. how it's doing just that this morning. we'll tell you how much the national weather service is already predicting this will cost us. janessa has our local weather. >> as you said, the local storm taking over the east coast, but what is it doing across northeast ohio? how is it impacting us? i'll have your full forecast, >>> good morning, everyone. i'm power of 5 meteorologist janessa webb. waking up, president sun is up, the complowdz are out and about today and going to be sticking around. let's talk about our highs today. slightly warmer. daytime highs into the mid to upper 20s throughout your afternoon. it gets better as we head into tomorrow. we are talking mostly sunny skies and we'll finally be above freezing. what you're going to notice throughout your afternoon is our winds. they are tracking in from north to west, about 15 to 20 miles per hour. is that brings the feels-like temperature on your skin, on your face, into the lower 20s. look at this two-day forecast for your week

deep freeze going nowhere fast in the ice capital of america as the east stocks up for the blizzard of ve16.al of america as the east >> they've run out of organic carrots, which is a terrible thing. >> pelley: also tonight, residents of flint say rip 'em out. >> will you ever trust the water coming through these pipes? >> not until they're replaced. >> pelley: the west looks ahead to the inevitable tsunami and takes preparations to new heights. and 88 keys to living past 100. >> i love to play the piano and make people happy. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is or western edition. the east is bracing for a weekend blizzard. airlines are canceling flight, washington, d.c., will close the subway after the district struggled with just a dusting last night. some places could get two and a half feet. more than 77 million people are in the path, including our team of correspondents. first kris van cleave in d.c. >> reporter: it wasn't congress that created gridlock in washington last night. it was a rush hour burst of snow that fr

deep freeze going nowhere fast in the ice capital of america as the east stocks up for the blizzard ofamerica as the east >> they've run out of organic carrots, which is a terrible thing. >> pelley: also tonight, residents of flint say rip 'em out. >> will you ever trust the water coming through these pipes? >> not until they're replaced. >> pelley: the west looks ahead to the inevitable tsunami and takes preparations to new heights. and 88 keys to living past 100. >> i love to play the piano and make people happy. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is or western edition. the east is bracing for a

the recovery from the deadly blizzard that brought america's east coast to a stand still is still understorm set a one-day record for the amount of snow it dumped in many places, including in new york city. two feet two inches, the official measurement in central park. now the problem is where to put it all. plows are pushing snow into parked cars and as drivers try to dig out they're tossing it back into the street which is not helpful. today the mayor pleaded for patience. >> if you do not absolutely need to use your car, leave it where it is. do not shovel it out. things will, in the next few days with the help of the weather, we'll have some of the melting of that snow. >> parking rules are suspended for the rest of the week to enjoy. >>> the storm caused flooding along the new jersey coast, knocked out power to thousands of homes. emergency crews blamed the weather for the deaths of at least 37 people. in one small central pennsylvania town, 42 inches, so stop your whining. meantime, plenty of folks have found themselves stuck at airports as the airlines worked to get a normal sche

according to the world health organisation in 2013 there were three million cases across the americas, south-eastsia and the western pacific. the u.s. centers for disease control estimates there are 5200 million new cases of dengue fever each year. >> dengue is coffeed of four different viruses and what happens is they get infected with the dengue virus and then they can - it's call bone break fever. your muscles tense so much that it feels as though your bones are breaking >>> vaccines for dengue are still in development, but currently the only way to control the disease is to control what scientists call the vector, in this case the insect spreading the disease. they do that by biting an infected person, acquiring the disease from blood and then spreading it by biting someone else. >> as scientists we've been losing a fighting battle gents mosquito. they kill a person every 12 seconds. all of the control methods throughout mankind that we've tried to get rid of mosquito, this is the best. the types of results we're getting, 90% of suppression is way and above what is achieved by conventional co

county man is suspected of stealing nearly $90,000 from an atm, the heist happened at the bank of america on east colonial drive near the e con trail. deputies believe an armored car employee loaded the machine with this guy, 28-year-old eric provos used that atm, investigators believe he realized it was open, then returned later with a hoodie covering his face, and stole all of the cash. >> trying to be sneaky, you know, he probably was wondering, how keen is the human eye behind the scene, watching him. >> deputies haven't said how much cash, if any, they have recovered. they are investigating and looking to see who may have driven that suspect back to the bank to get the money. >>> in less than two weeks, women in central florida will have more healthcare option s. today, we got a look inside of florida hospital for women new 12 story facility. the building is nearing 400,000 square feet, and will offer a vast array of services, including a milk depot, mothers can donate breast milk and a clinic for women battling post part m depression. science, evidence-based medicine and an experience that

the voice of america, middle east broadcasting, radio for europe, radio free asia. what is the budget for the bbg? john: roughly $750 million. peter: where does that money go? john: the vast majority goes to voice of america. his largest of the entities, about 70% of that goes there. peter: what kind of technologies does the bbg our voice of america, any of these entities do? john: they're all broadcast media platforms everything from radio to tv, but increasingly the emphasis will be on digital platforms, social media, as a expand around the world. but, anyway that we can reach an audience that have influence with that audience is important and we will use it. peter: who can listen to voa? radio marti is on the island of cuba. it is available to audiences on the island. voice of america is throughout central africa, eastern europe, afghanistan, asia. indonesia. it is really a global media platform. peter: what kind of news is reported on these channels? john: voice of america has a mission to tell america story around the world. but to be clear, all of the bbg entit

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deep freeze going nowhere fast in the ice capital of america as the east stocks up for the blizzard of 2016. >> they've run out of organic carrots, which is a terrible thing. >> pelley: also tonight, residents of flint say rip 'em out. >> will you ever trust the water coming through these pipes? >> not until they're replaced. >> pelley: the west looks ahead to the inevitable tsunami and tax preparations to new heights. and 88 keys to living past 100. >> i love to play the piano and make people happy. >> this is the "cbs evenin captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the east is bracing for a weekend blizzard. airlines are canceling flight, washington, d.c., will close the subway after the district struggled with just a dusting

one of the gangs placed a device inside the cvs on another is at the bank of america on east 96. they withdrew money from accounts at the bank in queens.there is a skimming device and the atm on lexington avenue. if you have information, call crime stoppers at 1-800-577-tips. the music world is mourning the death of glenn frey. juliet: the guitarist and member of the band, the eagles, died in new york city. robert moses looks back at his career. robert: good morning to you. the song reads like a list of americana. peaceful easy feeling, tonight. glenn frey died from complications of arthritis, colitis and pneumonia. we will take heart that he has a voice that will never go silent. legals provided the soundtrack of the 70s. [music] he sang everything from lying eyes and take it easy and he did it so effortlessly. he was born in 1948 in detroit . after he saw the beatles perform, he start decided to start playing the guitar and he moved to southern california. he and tom henley performed and formed the eagles and they sold more albums in the 70s than any other band. album was calle

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unaware of provost's january 8th arrest for allegedly stealing $88,000 out of this bank of america a.t.m. off east colonial. investigators are saying it's unknown how many times the officers fired their weapons but provost did not fire back. >> the whole process is a difficult thing for an officer to go through. i've been through that myself many years ago. no officer ever wants to go through something like that. >> we've also asked police if either of the officers involved were wearing a body camera. police tell us they're still unsure if body camera footage was obtained. we've asked for the 911 call that provost's father placed in to dispatchers. we're told that will not be released because the investigation is ongoing. >> troy, thank you. >> tonight we're following a crime tracker alert. deputies need help tracking down a gunman who they say shot and killed a man inside an orlando home. orange county deputies came out to the home on 19th street near this morning. neighbors called for help, reporting they heard gunshots. news 6 reporter eric sandoval is getting answers from investigators and nei

deep freeze going nowhere fast in the ice capital of america as the east stocks up for the blizzard of >> they've run out of organic carrots, which is a terrible thing. >> pelley: also tonight, residents of flint say rip 'em out. >> will you ever trust the water coming through these pipes? >> not until they're replaced. >> pelley: the west looks ahead to the inevitable tsunami and tax preparations to new heights. and 88 keys to living past 100. >> i love to play the piano and make people happy. >> this is the "cbs evenin captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the east is bracing for a weekend blizzard. airlines are canceling flight,

east. with america caught in the middle, an execution upsets delicate alliances, put be two rivals often aangerous collision course. president obama's biggest diplomatic achievement of 2015, the iran nuclear accord could be in trouble. things boiled over this weekend when sunni dominated saudi arabia executed a prominent shia muslim cleric, sheik nimr al-nimr. he used the pul pulpit to criti. protests in iran turned violent fire bombing the saudi embassy in tehran. saudi arabia responded by cutting diplomatic relations with iran, all travel trade and commercial relations. many saudi allies in the middle east have followed suit but unease that saudi arabia and its allies already feel over a newly ascendant iran. home of islam's holiest shrines but shia iran openly challenges that asen dance asen assen asse. new sanctions on iran's missile program and separately, congress has voted to tighten visa restrictions on travelers to the united states who have been to iran. both have the iranians crying foul and warning that any new sanctions will put the nuclear accord in jeopardy and that is why t

deep freeze going nowhere fast in the ice capital of america as the east stocks up for the blizzard of 2016. >> they've run out of organic carrots, which is a terrible thing. >>> also tonight, residents of flint say rip 'em out. >> will you ever trust the water coming through these pipes? >> not until they're replaced. >> the west looks ahead to the inevitable tsunami and takes preparations to new heights. and 88 keys to living past 100. >> i love to play the piano and make people happy. >> this is the "cbs overnight news." weekend blizzard. airlines are canceling flights, washington, d.c., will close the subway after the district struggled with just a dusting wednesday night. some places could get two and a half feet. more than 77 million people are in the path, including our team of correspondents. first kris van cleave in d.c. >> reporter: it wasn't congress that created gridlock in washington. it was a rush hour burst of snow that froze the untreated roads and turned cars into out-of-control projectiles. neighboring virginia reported 767 crashes in just 24 hours. >> it is crazy out

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>>reporter: yeah, this is the bank of america, on east colonial, near the uconn trail. his fairs was uncovered and he was using his own atm card. but investigators believe after he realized that the atm was wide open, someone drove him back here, he covered his head with a hoodie, and started taking the money. driving up to the atm on new year's day, 28-year-old eric there to withdraw a little cash. but deputies say surveillance video shows that it was open. he drove off with just the cash he withdrew using his atm card. >> think about a good citizen, first thing to do is call the police. >>reporter: but that's not what he did. investigators say about 25 minutes later, a car pulled up with no license plate, a man with a hoodie, jumped out and opened the atm and started grabbing containers of cash. 40 minutes later, another car came in, someone with a similar look, got more cash. >> someone got greedy. >> trying to be sneaky. >>reporter: but not sneaky enough. the hoodie looked like the one he was wearing earlier. and the first car was later found parked inside of his ap

deep freeze going nowhere fast in the ice capital of america as the east stocks up for the blizzard of016. >> they've run out of organic carrots, which is a terrible thing. >> pelley: also tonight, residents of flint say rip 'em out. >> will you ever trust the water coming through these pipes? >> not until they're replaced. >> pelley: the west looks ahead to the inevitable tsunami and tax preparations to new heights. and 88 keys to living past 100. >> i love to play the piano and make people happy. >> this is the "cbs evenin captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the east is bracing for a weekend blizzard. airlines are canceling flight, washington, d.c., will close the

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deep freeze going nowhere fast in the ice capital of america as the east stocks up for the blizzard of 2016. >> they've run out of organic carrots, which is a terrible thing. >>> also tonight, residents of flint say rip 'em out. >> will you ever trust the water coming through these pipes? >> not until they're replaced. >> the west looks ahead to the inevitable tsunami and takes preparations to new heights. and 88 keys to living past 100. >> i love to play the piano and make people happy. >> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> the east is bracing for a weekend blizzard. airlines are canceling flights, washington, d.c., will close the subway after the district struggled with just a dusting wednesday night. some places could get two and a more than 77 million people are in the path, including our team of correspondents. we'll go first to kris van cleave in d.c. >> reporter: it wasn't congress that created gridlock in washington. it was a rush hour burst of snow that froze the untreated roads and turned cars into out-of-control projectiles. neighboring virginia reported 767 crashes in ju

america. blizzard emergency. eastnster storm. >> today i'm declaring a state of emergency. >> blizzard warnings from washington to new york. more than two feet of snow expected in some areas with wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. coastal areas fear near record flooding that could rival hurricane sandy. thousands of flights cancelled. the nation's capital shutting down and the south already hit hard overnight. cars sliding off the road. tornadoes touching down. damaging homes and ripping trees from the ground. more than 70 million americans in the crosshairs right now. >>> donald trump and bernie sanders surging. the stunning new polls just days before the voting begins. hillary clinton now on the attack. and ted cruz fights back against donald trump's latest line of attack. this morning, we speak exclusively to the senator.

has to talk up to some agree about human rights because one of the big reasons america has long been hated in the middle east is because people show soosh see america supporting freedom of speech but supporting dictators. coleen: in this case we've pulled back from support of mubarek and we've been crigsed for that. eleanor: i don't know how reliable an ally put season going to be. the russians and the u.s. are basically on the same page with regard to syria and the civil war. clarence: they are now. eleanor: because there is a shotgun marriage. pat: we're on the same page with syria, iran, hezbollah and the syrian army if the army is isis. that's what a lot of people believe. tom: assad is going to keep killing sunnis. pat: you bring down assad and you get isis and we have to go in and fight him? om: it has to be diplomacy but you have to get concessions from the russians, and iranians and assad and you could do that but the problem is we're just giving up. offensive from actually are talks going on and the iraqis and iranis can get there -- they may not succeed but i think everyone recognizes that diplomac

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deep freeze going nowhere fast in the ice capital of america as the east stocks up for the blizzard of 2016. >> they've run out of organic carrots, which is a terrible thing. residents of flint say rip 'em out. >> will you ever trust the water coming through these pipes? >> not until they're replaced. >> pelley: the west looks ahead to the inevitable tsunami and tax preparations to new heights. and 88 keys to living past 100. >> i love to play the piano and make people happy. captioning sponsored by cbs with scott pelley. >> pelley: the east is bracing for a weekend blizzard. airlines are canceling flight, washington, d.c., will close the subway after the district struggled with just a dusting last night. some places could get two and a half feet. more than 77 million people are in the path, including our team of correspondents. first kris van cleave in d.c. >> reporter: it wasn't congress that created gridlock in washington last night. it was a rush hour burst of snow that froze the untreated roads and turned cars into out-of- control projectiles. neighboring virginia reported 767 cra

scott: and much of the anger i directed not at the middle east, but at america. what should america be doing differertly? beatrix von storch: well, i think they just accepted to take 10,000. this is what we take every day. so maybe they take a bit more than 10,000. olaf sundermeyer: they blame the u.s. policy foforefuges coming here. these people don't want the refugees and thedon't want u.s. foreign policy. scott: and what may seem baffling to americans has become a reality according to sundermeyeerr and politicians s spoke to. they tell me there is a growg wave of people inside of gerny who now more closely align themselves with and support vladimir putin and russia than the united states and president obama. they say it's all about stopping the flow of refugees. this growing group believes russia and its military is doing more to solve the problem and stop the fighting inside of ria that's causing the refugee sharyl: having been there, do you feel as though there is a true rift, that their economy could collapse? and our economy is connected to the european e

america. blizzard emergency. east for that monster storm. >> today i'm declaring a state of emergency. >> blizzard warnings from washington to new york. more than two feet of snow expected in some areas with wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. coastal areas fear near record flooding that could rival hurricane sandy. the nation's capital shutting down and the south already hit hard overnight. cars sliding off the road. tornadoes touching down. damaging homes and ripping trees from the ground. more than 70 million americans in the crosshairs right now. >>> donald trump and bernie sanders surging. the stunning new polls just days before the voting begins. hillary clinton now on the attack. and ted cruz fights back against donald trump's latest line of attack. this morning, we speak exclus e exclusive

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