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all it took last night was about, oh, an eighth tenth of an inch of snow to paralyze the region. car crashes. slick streets. and crowded roads. made driving nearly impossible in washington, d.c. last night. gridlocking roads until after midnight. more than 160 accidents in the area turned the nation's capital into a mess. >> i thought that i was going to make it up the hill and then i realized a lot of other people thought the same thing, and here we are. >> reporter: cars that weren't sliding, were left stranded. >> that's the road. therare people stuck everywhere. >> reporter: less than an inch and a half of snow was enough to turn quick commutes into marathon trips to nowhere. >> as you can see, they didn't treat the roads and this is what i'm dealing with. >> reporter: major highways were brought to a standstill as frustrated drivers were angry. the region was unprepared for light snow! >> the traffic, i've been in traffic three hours to get home. ridiculous. i don't understand why they didn't prepare. >> it's been like this for about an hour now. >> reporter: even president

nobody should exceed an inch, with most areas just picking uppa few tenths of an inch of fluffy snow. wind will pick up after midnight with temperatures falling fast. plan on wind chills tuesday morning to be down again around -20 in many areas. the rest of the week should feature a warming trend - warm enough in fact that we should be back above freezing by thursday. our next system is still on trackckto impact iowa on friday into saturday with a mix of precipitation possible. we'll want to watch that one carefully as it does have ample moisture to work with. today: mostly sunny, cold high: 1-7 winds: nw 15-25 alo: 4 dbq: 2 iow: 7tonight: increasing clouds low: -5-1 winds: wsw 5-10 alo: -5 dbq: -4 iow: 0tomorrow: chance of light snow high: 16-22 winds: ssw 5-10 alo: 16 dbq: 17 iow: 20tomorrow night: chae of light snow low: 2-8 w7iowa's lawmakers are a c des moines this morning for the start of the legislative session. representatives and senators want to follow up on some things from last year, while keeping their eye on new developments this year. kcrg-tv9's brady smith is live in d

they tell you you should form an llc if you are in an office pool. ben: that sounds like we need to hire a lawyer. let's hope that it does not come that it does. probably. let's negotiated out front before we went. mike: a little bit of snow on the way. adding a little bit more. we start off with some sunshine. it does change over to snow. most of us probably do not even get an inch. it looks like it will swing through. fourteen in sussex. 12 degrees and monticello. many locations are looking at the wind, this hour. clouds are starting to make a again, without a whole lot of moisture. it does start off as primarily rain. the hike goes up to 41. changes over to snowfall. you could see a coating on the roadways. anyhow, getting up to 31 for a hike tomorrow. the rain snow thing is out of fear. another shot at rain and snow. let's bring in ines and see what is going on. we have a big problem out there on the bqe. ines: it is trouble right now. let's start off with your new jersey commute. taking that eastern or western. the bqe westbound. the eastbound s

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an 11 minute drive time. tracy. >> all right, jessica, thanks. >>> we continue to track breaking developments from indonesia, where deadly explosions left seven people dead, including five attackers. several suicide plasts rocked a starbucks near a busy shopping mall in downtown jacarta, gunmen opened fire on police. indonesian authorities warned of a credible let in november a. national police epolice spokesperson says the people imitated the terror acts and are likely from the group. >>> fbi officials are meeting 'lawmakers to talk about the bum bush on jesse hartnet, yesterday the director said this is being investigated as a terrorist attack. matt delucia is live. tell us more about this meeting. >> vai, senators toomey and casey will both be in philadelphia to discuss last week's officer ambush. to get a little more information from local and federal investigators. but as you mentioned, yesterday, the fbi director, jamie comey, was in pittsburgh and he for the first time talked about last week's attack a

and i was also an artist. i drew a lot. so i started learning how to sculpt and kind of transfer my drawing to sculpting and ultimately moved to los angeles in 1990, and my first film that i worked on was "hook." >> what kind of talent does it take? >> well, you have to be an artist to start. you have to be able to have that eye where you can visually draw or sculpt. you have to be able to make molds, teeth, eyes. i mean, there's a lot involved in doing makeup effects. >> can you show me a demonstration? >> sure. i'll do a 60-second transformation into a vampire. come on over, and i'll show you how we do it. all right, so, first of all, what i'm gonna do is put a little bit of this dark-purple makeup around my eyes to give me a bit of a sunken-in look, a little bit of a sickly feel. right there and right there. look as healthy. okay. >> oh, so they kind of change the color. >> they do. >> ohh. at all? >> they actually don't. >> ohh. >> and instantly... i am a bit scarier. >> definitely. >> yes. >> oh, that's definitely scar

there was an attack on an overground commuter train, an attack with a knife against a couple of policefficers a few weeks back. there was an attempt by a man again armed with a knife to stab a couple of soldiers who were patrolling in the southern town of nice. we're not suggesting that these attacks were in any way formally linked but there does seem to be a bit of a trend at the moment for the individuals armed mostly with knives to carry out attacks against members of the security forces. >> is there a sense of tension on this affords of charlie hebdo around paris that you're noting? >> there is underlying tension any way, stephanie, not specifically because of the anniversary of charlie hebdo but of course that major attack, those attacks that took place here on november 13, less than two months ago. in many ways, those attacks which had far greater death toll and far more wide reachinging their target have in many ways had more of an effect in terms of making people teal less secure in the city. >> jacky rowland on the phone with the latest from paris, thank you. >>> an investigat

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that is an icing condition causing an accident. let's go over to a web cam, here is the inbound side of the bqe, that delay takes you into the battery tunnel and that is alternate side of the street today. >>> musician david beau wii died after an 18 month battle reporter mallory is live outside his home in soho. >> reporter: good morning, a singer, a songwriter, an icon, a legend. new yorkers waking up to learn about david bowie's death. we are standing outside of his long time residence in soho. just in the last hour or so a few people walked up to the area, put flowers down, lit candles in remembrance, many of them saying the world will miss david bowie. changes changes. >> reporter: iconic singer david bowie died peacefully at with cancer. his greatest success came in the 70s and 80s. his hits include fame, heroes most notably during the 70s in his ziggy stardust phase. bowie just released a new album on friday. the same day he turned 69. he discussed getting older. >> it is a struggle to figure out how i'm no longer 20. most p

thanks to an app called blipper. amazing what you c c do with an old-fashioned book now. >> it sure is. >> you clearly have the video ideas, but when it came to writing the book, mandy, you became the brains in the operation? >> mostly. i don't know if became is the right word. >> i would give her credit for being the brains of the operation overall. >> reporter: combining his heroic deeds with his love of sci-fi, the book has the kid taming a slime monster. action movie family. >> reporter: action movie family. >> whoa. >> let's go. >> hopefully part of the lesson of the book is if as a parent you engage in your child's imaginative play you can kind of create these reaeay fun memories for them. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning" john blackstone, los angeles. >>> colorado state university has a new program in beer. barry petersen has this story. >> there are beers over there. >> reporter: beer and college have gone together for a long time. >> don't lose the foam. that's a aommon technique peopop have a problem with

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so he was an administrator, an organizer, and he followed rules. one of the reasons he didn't kill hayhanen, he didn't know whether hayhanen had been sent there as a test for him. the soviet illegals are being tested all the time. >> willie fisher was also a teacher. >> yes. >> there are a few different moments in your book where you talk of him as a trainer of other radio operators who are ultimately deployed to the u.s., and i mean that was part of the channel of information flow. and he was in the u.s. for how many years? >> since '48. '48. >> nine years is plenty of time to do some damage. and there was one student of his back in russia that he, that later became sort of important on the west coast in the network here, wasn't? >> are you thinking of kitty harris? >> kitty harris. >> i've forgotten the name. it's in the book. but kitty harris was i think from a russian emigre family. she was born in the united kingdom, in london, but as a tiny child went with the family to canada. and she was a worker, worked in the tobacco industry and the garm

an accident with an icing condition 684 in brewster. 1 and 9 the ramp to communipaw an accident. alternate side parking suspended. back to you, lori, ken. >> thank you, debbie. >>> firefighters made a deadly discovery. they just put out a fire when they found a body inside. the person has not been identified. the cause of death is being determined. >>> and more breaking news in manhattan. a dangerous scene for cops in the east village prompting an nypd sergeant to shoot one man. eyewitness news reporter kristin thorne is following the latest for us. kristin? >> reporter: lori, police say they were forced to shoot the after officers with a knife. that man is in stable condition at bellevue. police say they got a call from someone that lives inside this apartment building on avenue d, between avenue d and the fdr drive in the east village around 12:30 this morning about an emotionally disturbed man with a knife. when they arrived they found a man on the hallway brandishing a knife. they ordered him to drop the knife. they say he did not do that. he came at the officers in a threate

he is an outsider in the race, and says he is open to the idea of forming an alliance with one of hisn or lose, it's not me or any of the four. it is about restoring the image of fifa. it's about making sure that the credibility, the integrity comes back, and that we win back confidence. >> reporter: the front runners appear to be the head of asia football, general secretary of uefa. do you envision alliances being formed? and if so, who with? >> it is a given in many elections that people do form alliances. and i'll be open with you. i have been approached by people who want to talk about taking up positions. it's quite healthy. it's quite natural. it is democratic. it is my wish, but it depends on the vote that the next president should come from asia or africa with the help of europe. europe has had more than 100 years of [ inaudible ]. the spoils have hurt asia and africa. >> reporter: the confederation of african football is the largest association in world football, do you believe it's underrepresented at fifa. >> africa is seen as being unrepresented it's a travesty of justice

downtown san francisco, a lot following for more than an inch-and-a-half downtown about an inch and a quarter. towards the east bay. two inches of rain, oakland about an inch-and-a-half. a little less as you typically see a half inch around the 16 santa clara valley. we had wind gusts of stroift 60 miles per hour and an inch-and-a-half of rain. yes, now everything has moved off to the east. hein it now, as skies clear, the date is set for patchy, thick fog. >> that can slow down your morning drive, especially around the north bay and east bay valleys. on the horizon is some storm t. time frame for this and how it may impact the weekend is coming up if your forecast in a few minutes. >> we will see you shortly. all this rain, of course, causing more problems in fremont, for the second straight day rock slide forced the closure of niles canyon road. it was cleared about an hour later. >> we are learning two uc students swept off the roblgs last fight in the bay area a 20-year-old woman and a 26-year-old man have yet to be found t. names haven't been released heither. they were hiking ye

both internally an sternalexternally. they have used nuclear program and military test to deterring what they want at the negotiating table. for now, we are not in negotiations and this is a administration. we will be following if. thank you, juan zarate. >>> the two leading republican candidates are having their sharpest clash of the campaign this morning. donald trump told an interviewer that ted cruz could face legal trouble as a gop nominee because of where he was born. cruz responded with a suggestion that the trump campaign is going downhill. major garrett is covering the republican race in manchester, new hampshire. oh, boy and good morning, major. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump has gone birther -- again. this time on ted cruz. openly questioning whether cruz's birth in canada may lead obstacles to his bid in the white house. trump said this in a tiny town in new hampshire and said nothing about this before the hundreds of supporters who shivered outside in the cold for hours before seeing the high school

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olsen was an artist and living in florence. investigators found her strangled to death in her apartment. police have not named the suspect, but said they were able to indentify him from surveillance video. this week a jury is expected to sentence a man convicted of killing a well-known school bus driver on the eastern shore. an accomac county jury found michael press guilty yesterday of murdering leon harmon junior. a witness said he saw press brutally beat harmon in november of 2014, then drive harmon home. that's where police found his body. press faces 20 years to life in prison. police in virginia beach are so desperate to catch the man they say exposed himself to children, we're going to show you surveillance video again! we first showed it to you yesterday, but if you haven't seen it, here it is. investigators say he recently exposed himself at a dollar tree on independence boulevard this past weekend. you're looking at surveillance video also say he exposed himself at barnes and noble in town center on black friday. poli

those steps, there is an aesthetic.odern.hetic of the moments that we tried to be addressing the issue of beauty. tower in goldmall leaf, a form of recognition. otherwise, for me, beauty is the combination of organization and innovation -- imagination and rational organization. charlie: do you have an ordered mind? ordered.n be very i can also be chaotic when i want to. musicians who will bel me in order for them to -- they have to understand the order of music in order to be creative about music. there has to be a discipline and a sense of order in the way things are in order to be able to create something that is fresh. rem: gravity is very strong and cannot be reversed. everything we do, we do within that machine. -- in that regime. architects have to be disciplined, but also have to know the importance of escaping from the discipline. are you a filmmaker who says to me, i always see something else i could have done? moment you are building, the engagement is deep and profound. when things are over and open, i can le

i'm so ashamed. >> there's a big difference between an excuse and an explanation. >> yeah. >> what explains what happened? >> i was very upset. my father was actually placed in the hospital. boyfriend. >> literally that evening? >> minutes prior to. and that's why i decided to leave my car there. i'd taken a couple of drinks and i was trying to catch an uber to get home. >> reporter: the driver, igor bellic, speaking to wtvj. >> she was erattic, screaming, cursing. >> reporter: he waits for police to arrive. >> good night! >> reporter: that's when angeli says she started trying to make amends. >> i apologized that night to him after we settled and i paid him for the damages. he accepted my apology and i was very grateful he didn't press any charges. because he didn't press charges it. >> i don't believe that i got away with it. it was his idea, okay, if you pay me for the damages, everything will be fine. i had no further problems with him that night. >> reporter: but once the video started exploding on the internet, the judge and juries on social media began weighing in. calling her an arr

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they admit they failed to do enough on wednesday after about an inch -- an inch -- of snow. drivers were stuck for hours in the metro area. kris van cleave is in washington how nature can humble state and local leaders. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. those snowplows are ready to go, just like people up and down the east coast have been getting ready for this storm. for city leaders, though, a storm like this can come to define their time in office. muriel bowser apologized on thursday after an inch and a half of snow paralyzed their city. >> we are very sorry for inadequate response. >> reporter: it's an often heard sentiment from local officials following winter storm responses that go wrong. >> i feel terrible. >> reporter: atlanta mayor reed apologized in 2014 after an ice storm left thousands of drivers stranded but the governor took the fall. >> i'm the governor. the buck stops with me. >> this is the fifth avenue. i don't know what happened! where is the sanitation department? >> reporter: after back-to-back storms in 2014. >> they didn't plow at all! >> reporter:

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it's an economic power house. you want to put a government in there, you can't put in a government saying it's okay to make heroin. if you don't have a government in there that doesn't say that, the taliban is saying get rid of that guy. >> in the broader fight against i.s.i.l., do you see reason for optimism. iraqi forces retook ramadi. and colonel steve warren talked about how they could have lost 30% of territory it controlled in syria and iraq. >> i think there is signs of optimism. i.s.i.l. is more like a kids balloon, when you squeeze it, they leave this area and go to another. you mentioned crouch. i was nod be surprised if i.s.i.l. would take on another town to prove their venketed. >> it's not clear whether american casualties in afghanistan were special operations forces. they were in an area where the u.s. special forces were active. the poach has been to increase the role of special forces. as a former colonel in this world, is it a good strategist. >> i see it as a good opponent of a strategy. i'm 99.

an internal investigation. >>> an orange county man is acused of staging a car crash and the state division of of a larger scheme to collect profits. investigators arrested him after he admitted he piled his girlfriend and kids into a car and drove right into a pre- arranged crash. his passengers thought they were just going shopping. he's been charged with staging a car crash and participating in a fraud scheme. students at one south florida university can get help with tuition if they land a job soon after graduation. listen to this. florida gulf coast university in fort myers says it will refund freshman year tuition as long as students land a job within the first six months of graduating. the plan is all part of governor rick scott's ready, set, work initiative asking state colleges to push graduates into the workforce within a year of graduating. >>> well supporters of early education programs in florida say they need more state funding. a report by the early learning consortium shows florida school readiness program has the sixth lowest payment rates for infants and toddlers in the na

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i looked at the front of my car, and there was an axle laying there.ooked to my wife, it was a car bomb. >> early indications are the bomb was a half-ton homemade bomb made of common fertilizer and fuel oil. >> fortunately, the axle housing contains the truck's confidential vehicle identification number. >> using that number, we were able to trace the vehicle itself and identify it as a ford motor product that had been made for ryder rental company. >> the ryder company informs the fbi this particular truck was assigned to elliott's body shop junction city, kansas. more than 270 miles north of oklahoma city. fbi agents discovered the truck had been rented two days earlier. >> the rental documents themselves showed that it was rented by a robert bob kling. we had no idea who robert kling was or whether he was a real person. >> an employee provides a detailed description of kling and another man he believed was with him. who was robert kling, and why had he just murdered nearly 200 men, women and children? within 24 hours, the nation would learn the stun

following an officer's fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager. the plan calls for extensive training, improved procedures for the use of force and recruiting more minority personnel. if approved the deal will avert a federal civil rights lawsuit. >> one upside emerged after wal-mart's announcement it's closing more than 100 stores. prices at those stores, there are falling prices cut by 75%. furious saying the retail giant forced homegrown businesses outs and now wal-mart is leaving, as well. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: in the tiny coastal town of oriental, north carolina, they feel cheated by walmart. >> they don't care about rural america. >> the town depended on us. >> reporter: renee ireland smith took us to what's left of her family's grocery store that was forced to close in october after 45 years, because it couldn't compete with walmart's everyday low prices. she learned just two weeks ago that the walmart here is closing, too. >> we were fine as a town before they got here. but now we're broken. >> reporter: her anger is sh

don't sit in one room but get feedback we'll talk about that later not as if one meeting there will be an opportunity for community feedback f of you're not in the room. >> that's going to conclude my report i know we have a lengthy agenda i know that the commission wanted an update on the super bowl planning coming next week i ask the members thought that committee to come and present captain salvo. >> obviously the super bowl a coming come on up and given the police we'll need. >> can i finish. >> go ahead. >> the reason we invited the captain was that given the number of police researchers that go into that get a better understanding sorry joe. >> there was a meeting with the mayor today informing him of the press release with the african-american community and was endorse finding and talking about things he'll do and a press release came out on the mayors webs that expands on many of the things the chief mentioned the mayor is aware of the work done and moving forward in his own way to do things to make things better. >> thank you. >> go ahead commissioner wong. >> no. you, go ahead.

pennsylvania right now that we're tracking and keeping an eye on. right now heading through pottstown and the delaware water gap within the next couple hours. it's breaking apart a little, really weake ng as it heads east. we're lookingat a mix of rain and snow in parts of long island. with this last wave coming through, that's really going to be it. if you haven't seen much today, you're really not going to see much the rest of the evening. this line starts to move e er, but maybe the jersey, you could get a coating like this at 9:00 p.m. the winds are going to intensify. there is a high wind advisory in the entire tri-state area with gusts up to 50 miles an hour and wind chills in t teens. and not much snow from this. we'll talk a out that and the rest of the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> and janice, the world weather will be changing fast tonight as the coldness sets in. youcan download the app on nbc4 new york on the apple app store. >>> n stow a very disturbing case in long island. police arrested a man who they say tried to abd

the storm was an ef-2 with winds up to 135 miles an hour. >>> the united states sent a b-52 bomber on a low-level flight over south korea today. the show of force was said to be in response to north korea's nuclear test last week. the american bomber was escorted by fight jets from south korea. >>> since october there have been a series of disappearances in hong kong. five employees of a store that sells books critical of the chinese government. today, thousands of protesters turned out to demand answers. seth doane reports. >> reporter: protesters carried signs reading, "today, lee bo. tomorrow you and me." lee disappeared december 30th. days later he purportedly sent a letter suggesting he was in an investigation. lee was the fifth person tied to causeway bay books to go missing. this bookshop specializes in stories that could never be on sale in mainland china criticizing the communist party and the rulers. protesters worry chinese government agents illegally snatched lee and took him into mainland china. the hong kong government released a statement saying, law enforcement officer

we have seen some models putting out an inch an hour, past midnight. if that happens, it is going to be dangerous even by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. this chance continues through friday, through saturday and sunday morning. winds at a moderate level. 40's for a high today in asheville. tonight is when everything changes. 30 degrees for a low. in greenville, 45 degrees. that chance late tonight into tomorrow. 100% chance for that wintry mix friday. snow into saturday morning and it is going to stay cold too. sunday morning, will be tricky as well. we'll be clearing out and warming back up above freezing. >> stay with news 13 for complete team coverage on air and online of the coming storm. we'll post updates to the forecast at weatherlos.com. go there for text alerts for weather and school closings. we'll post updated information to our facebook and twitter pages. >> 10s of millions of east coast residents could be affected by the storm system now causing problems in washington, d.c. >> renee marsh reports the dusting of snow caused more than 100 accidents and

and, the cardinals win an amazing game. ricardo: a thrilling overtime also, a winner on the new sunday, england patriots. they beat the kansas city chiefs in foxborough. the patriots, one win away from super bowl 50. officially gameday in carolina. the seahawks in charlotte to play the panthers later today. these teams are very familiar with each other despite , being on the other side of the country. this game marks ask meetings in the last four years. >> we have been very fortunate. our home crowd has been very supportive. i think that is huge for us. i'm excited about the fact that this is at home. ricardo: they carolina panthers and seahawks square off at 1:00 in charlotte. on-air and online as the panthers try to take the next step to super bowl 50. the tigers, an early lead. back comes miami. the hurricanes cleaing to a two-point lead at the half. every coach in attendance except dabo swinney. we will give him a pass. he was excepting his coach of the year award. watson there to clean it up. watson drops a game-high 2

the school says it was an honest mistake. >> yeah, an honest mistake.rincipal doesn't back down when connor who is a freshman and natalie, a sophomore, decided what they had to do for community service. which they thought was great. i'm a fellow, be a fellow, volunteer for hillary. isn't that the type of thing about giving back it to the community. isn't that what mother teresa had in mind? for those that don't know enough about hillary clinton, that a community service to tell more about that. >> a secretary who doesn't know any better who forwarded on the request. >> but the principal didn't back down. they had to two to the superintendent who said, okay, this isn't a big deal. the superintendent wrote a follow-up letter to make clear to todd and everybody else since we are doing the segment tonight, that it won't happen again. they did make a mistake. one thing we should have done is provide parent with more information so they could make an informed decision on whether they thought their kids should do this as community service. listen, the parents

, an industry, revved up and ready to roll. now, speaking of getting ready to rom, teams cleaning up, polishing up, getting ready for the doors to open here, should be an amazing two weeks in detroit. here in detroit, dara. >> nice, i hope you get to test drive some of those cars. >> so do i. >> thank you, jay. >>> leading the news on nbc news.com. we will switch gears here, a k-9 cop dice after a grocery store bullets missed vital organs and bridgestone/firestone e bones, police announced the death on facebook showing what appears to be his body draped in an american flag. i'm dara braun. thank you for watching "early today." .morning off. breaking news we've been following overnight.... rock legend, david bowie has died following a battle with cancer. the news was posted on his official web site and social media pages. according to a short statement, bowie "died peacefully" sunday "surrounded by his family and friends" after an 18- month battle. the singer had just released his 25-th album also his

an armed group in oregon is entering its fifth day occupying a building on an oregon claim to be supporting the rights of ranchers who they say are victims of a government land-grab. but the community, while somewhat sympathetic, want's them out. reid binion reports --reporter pkg-as follows-- (georgia marshal) "i'm proud to be a rancher, and i'm not going to let some other people be my face!" most of the voices at last night's town hall meeting were calling for armed protesters occupying an oregon federal building to leave. (mos resident) "you guys stand up with me and i'll be the first one to tell them to go." the group, led by nevada rancher ammon bundy is back to prison after being convicted of arson on federal land. (ammon bundy/occupation leader) "there is a time to go home. we recognize that. we don't feel it's quite time yet." bundy says the hammonds were targeted for not selling land to the government... ...and his group is staying put. members of the native american paiute tribe, who say their ancestors were first owners of the land, also want the protesters gone. (charlotte roder

an all an effort to make it harder for you to cover the story or for her to go through the documents. it was try to meet as best we could in good faith the requirements. >> the democratic presidential front runner maintains she did not send or receive classified material on her personal account. >> as expected president obama vetoed legislation revealing his healthcare law. it was the attempt to repeal obama care to clear both houses in congress. the bill would have also cut federal funding for planned parenthood. house republicans don't appear to have the vote to override the president's veto. that vote is scheduled january 26. >>> president obama plans to honor victims of gun violence in his state of the union address. there will be an empty seat as a reminder of those killed by guns. the president is expected to make the case for congress to pass the gun laws. >>> a man is out on bond after charged with trying to kidnap one of president obama's dogs. 49-year-old scott stockert was arrested. the secret service's minnesota field office tipped off secret service agents that he was on

[applause] dustin: it's an honor to be here. it is an opportunity to share my ideas to on how to disrupt government. i want to go back and talk about my story. i was a recovering banker and recruited by a city to be their first finance director. they had to woo me over there, we will say. as a tightwad financial guy, one of the things i realized with 34 employees and 8000 residents at the time that was expected to hit 20,000 within 12 months, it was a very stressful time to be in city government. i had to find creative ways to leverage our population and technology to get things done. with 34 employees, you can only do so much. my story really began with trying to find ways to leverage that community, trying to find ways to leverage our ecosystem and our partners, and local universities to do big things in government. we actually did not get any response from local universities while i was there and i went to stanford and i said, i have this idea. i want to launch a portal that allows us to collect ideas from residents and allow

i slept for an hour. all i can think of is -- i'm still, i'm still jenny from the block you know her from "american idol" and "shades of blue." somehow, she managed to find time to channel old hollywood and bring new life to her greatest hits. it was a spectacular night. we hit the jackpot with a behind the scenes look. >> reporter: viva miss lopez. jenny from the block has moved to the stock. don't stop, keep it moving >> reporter: all bets on j.lo as the pop star tries her luck in las vegas. with her first residency show called "all i have." a 90 minute, high-energy sceptical, sizzling on stage and planet hollywood's theater. jennifer says she spent her entire life waiting for tonight. >> it's like a fantasy, to have a show in vegas. you know, the name of the show is "all i have." i wanted to give everything that people know about me. >> reporter: the show is packed with an intimate display of masterful set design, along with dazzling costumes and on opening night, a surprise appearance by mr. worldwide

"i'm an ambassador for karate," she said. "hopefully it will become an olympic sport." she has raised karate's profile ahead of japan's 2020 olympics. she appears on commercials and music video, and is a fresh face for this sport of warriors which dates back centuries. at a competition outside tokyo, we saw her poise, power and we had to ask about the ki-al, that guttural noise that shows strength. can you make that sound for me now sitting here? go ahead. [screaming] wow. you can do it any time. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: you're scared of her, as the coach? >> yes. >> reporter: takako kikuchi, who also coaches mahiro's older brother, says mahiro has boosted karate's preponderance later. >> when she started at my dojo, she was four years old. she was different. >> reporter: mahiro would be too young to participate in karate gets a salt lake city at the 2020 olympics. that's all right. she wants to compete at the olympics after that. she may wear a lot of pink, but she tells us her favorite color seth doane, cbs news, nagaoka, japan. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs eveni

the storm was an ef-2 with winds up to 135 miles an hour. the united states sent a b-52 bomber on a low-level flight over south korea today. the show of force was said to be in response to north korea's new clear-- last week. the american bomber was escorted by fighter jets from south korea. since october there have been a series of disappearances in hong kong. five employees of a store that chien ease government. today thousands of protestors concerned out to demand answers. seth doane reports. >> protestors carried signs reading today lee bo, towm and me. 30th. days later, he purportedly sent a letter which suggested he was in mainland china, assisting with an investigation. lee was the fifth person tied to missing. >> this book shop specializes in the stories that could never be on sale in mainland china, criticizing the communist party and the rulers. >> protestors worry chinese government agents illegally snamped lee and took him into mainland china. the hong kong government released a statement today saying law enforcement officers of

you talk about an album he just released.was also to be honored at carnegie hall here not too far away. talk to us about his career. we hadn't seen much of him of late, but he was almost preparing for another act, you could say. >> yeah, i think so. he had appearances lined up. he has a musical currently. he wrote an off broadway musical that's running right now in new york. it's running until i think for the next ten days. very much somebody who was not preparing to wind down. so it's unclear. i don't know if his cancer took a sudden push the way these things sometimes do, or if he just didn't want -- he wanted to keep working until he could no longer do so, and so -- but certainly, you know, after a period of -- he was relatively quiet, i would say, up until 2013, and then he came out with an album, the new day, which did well. and then now another album two years later. i feel like we were about to see more from david bowie. but until this happened. >> and that's what makes this all the more heart breaking. talk to us. wha

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investigators in missouri say an officer shot and killed a suspect in an armed robery at a k-f-c. a witnessed flagged down the officer and told them about the robbery. the officer confronted the 52- year-old suspect, who then raised a handgun towards the officer. investigators are looking at surveillance video from inside the k-f-c. this morning many people in flint, michigan are scared to drink the water. it's after tests found contaminated by lead. reverend jesse jackson led a rally for justice yesterday to protest the governor's response to the crisis. the governor appointed an emergency manager in 2014 to flint. the manager then switched the city's water source to save money. officials reversed the move when tests found increased lead leves in residential water and children's blood. reverend jackson called for the governor to reimburse residents who paid for posioned water. reverend jesse jackson/ rally leader "nobody can avoid the impact of this. the fact that gm said it rots cars... it sure rots throat. butt to the people of flint have been betrayed by their own government.