bigad shaban cbs news las vegas. >>> spacex launches a supply mission to the international space stationing. but it's the rocket's return not its takeoff that's ground breaking. spacex it try to land the 14-story booster on a platform that's floating in the atlantic after soaring close to 150 miles high. it's part of the company's plan to keep launch costs down. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the clipper system hitting the midwest and northeast. we'll get the forecast. plus, how hackers are getting around fingerprint security scanners on your mobile devices. >>> and norah sits down with the youngest woman ever elected to congress 30-year-old elise stefanic. it's if for the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. . >>> and you are looking live at storm scan3 as we keep our eye on a storm that's bringing snow and slick road conditions into our area this morning. it is tuesday january 6th hi good morning i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. live team coverage for you on this storm. we start things off with meteorologist, katie

bigad shaban, cbs news, las vegas. >> you ready for one? >> no. i want them to work out all the glitches. >> i like to drive. >>> connected cars exhibits by the way now take up about double the space that they have some five years ago. >> the consumer electronics show continues through friday. pretty cool gadgets though. and the cars are really cool. >> for a show, maybe not for driving. >> that's right. >>> the first winter blast of the new year is dropping heavy snow from the rockies all the way to the east coast. bad weather is being blamed for the 20 car pileup on an iowa interstate. in chicago, this semi tried to plow its own lane next to the expressway and the storm is giving the nation's capital a taste of winter blanketing the white house lawn with snow. forecasters say by tomorrow morning, parts of georgia and northern florida could dip below freezing. and here in the bay area, many residents are dealing with an invasion of ants inside their homes. the insects are driven indoors when conditions outside are too wet and too cold and why the

bigad shaban cbs news, pasadena, california. >>> an appeals court in egypt today ordered the retrial for three journalists working for al jazeera. the ruling cancels jail sentences for the three men. they were convicted of aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood and publishing false news about egypt. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un is calling for improved relations with south korea. in his address he's open to senior-level public talks or a summit with the south. north korea will continue strengthen its military among international tensions. >>> and palestinian officials want to pursue charges of war crimes against israel this morning in their latest quest for statehood. the palestinians are joining the international criminal court. it's in response to tuesday's vote by the u.n. security council shooting down a resolution to establish a palestinian state. the united states calls the move counterproductive. israel's prime minister promises, quote, retaliatory steps. >>> nearly a thousand migrants are safe this morning after being rescued from an abandoned cargoship. a helicopter lo

bigad shaban has more. >> reporter: free climber kevin jorgeson popped open a bottle of champagne to share with his climbing part near tommy caldwell. they spoke about their victory on cbs this morning. >> everyone is seeing kind of the final week of the push and us coming up on top but what you don't see is the seven years of work. >> reporter: two men look like tiny dots as they made history more than 3,000 feet above yosemite national park. jorgeson and caldwell spent 19 days scaling the all granite slab. >> it took me seven days to get past a single section of the climb and it took a lot of resolve to stay positive and see it through. >> reporter: they're the first ever to free climb this nearly flat section known as the don wall. they pulled themselves up the half-mile rock using just their fingers and toes. safety ropes were only there to catch them in case of a fall. >> it's getting pretty rowdy. >> reporter: they sent up hanging camps so they could sleep and fully equipped climbers brought them food and water. president obama tweeted his congratulations saying, quote, you rem

bigad shaban has more. >> reporter: crowds gathered for the annual rose parade in pasadena. one of the coldest ever in the parade's 126 year history. as crews set up for the big event, strong winds sent tents flying, four people were hurt as others scrambled to get out of the way. on santa catalina island off the coast of southern california. gusting winds caused boats to break free killing a harbor patrolman and another person. >> just crashed into the seawall and just violently started to rock into the seawall. and we realized it was a guy on it. >> reporter: wednesday's storm made driving difficult in the mountains from california to the rockies. in california, the snow left residents shocked. >> this is not supposed to happen here. nobody knows us for a reason and now we're going we don't want to be famous for freak storms. >> reporter: in arizona, some football fans headed to the fiesta bowl were stuck on snow- covered roads for hours. slick conditions are also making highways dangerous from texas to oklahoma. and in new mexico, the wet icy roads forced one town to post

bigad shaban for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the parade must go on, back here too, mummers tried to hold one katie. >> that is true and eventually that same storm we just heard about will be our next big major weather feature and it will set temperatures on a huge swing in the next couple days. in the meantime we are still even writing high pressure and full sunshine because of it but lets take you out and start off with the view of the storms. we have to go all the way back in the four corners region and over lone star state where we are fining some icing, a little hypothesis of light snow. you heard the the talk about potential for railroaded lows this morning and here's what it can produce if you have moisture witt. a place like texas where it is warmer by comparison it will certainly produce some icing. eventually this storm will get its act together essentially and bring with it eventually some stormy weather to our area where specifically expect to go see some rain out of it. we are in the meantime expecting to see high pressure on our side and as we track that storm in the ne

bigad shaban, cbs news, yosemite national park. >> the men plan on using rope and climbing gear when they remove all their equipment instead of relying on just their bare hands and feet like they have the last two weeks. >>> hollywood is all about us today because of this little golden statue. find out who was nominated and snubbed for this year's oscars. >> a space experiment that will leave one man without gravity for a year, coming up the ambitious reason behind nasa's mission. >> a very nice night, typical january night, forecast low temperatures, 20s in the suburbs, 30 downtown, 28 in bethesda, 25 in fairfax, 26 in rockville and bowie. we're tracking two hiiiii. hi. sorry, we're closed. what? i need help with my deposit. the bank has rules. it's really quick. i can't hear you. i promise, i'm gonna be really quick. i don't under...i can't hear you through the glass. i'll...be...quick! you'll be quick. that's what you just said? yes. i'm sorry, i can't hear you. we're closed. you know what? okay, that's... hey...sir? i just...okay. [ male announcer ] it's time to bank human again.

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cbs news correspondent bigad shaban, has more now from los angeles. tens of thousands endured nearly freezing temperatures at annual tournament of roses parade and normally sunny pasadena, california temperatures fell to 36 degrees making this years parade one of the coldest in its 126 year history. >> what you think about the temperatures. >> perfect. >> reporter: pat has bundled up, he has been a fixture for every year for the past three decade. >> the sunnies shining. >> reporter: was the cold ever going to keep from you coming out. >> no, never, never. >> reporter: but wintry weather produce aid rare sight in san diego and just an hour north, some mountain communities received up to 18 inches of snow. carlos cardo va spent his final hours of 2014 shoveling his driveway. >> there was completely white. there was, exciting because it is something we never get. so just to come out here looking at it first it was cool. >> reporter: throughout the southwest snow and ice made road treacherous. >> we got stuck in the middle of the road because we tried to

bigad shaban cbs news, las vegas. >> does this look familiar? sure it does .ne. okay cassette. it's a little thing that had tape. never mind. now it's get ting a makeover. this is the new and improved version. its price at $1100. it adds 128 gigabytes of storage wi-fi 60 hours of battery life. the new walkman will hit the stores this spring. i'm not even going to start talking about 8 tracks. nobody knows what i'm talking about. >> my grandfather still listens to them. good stuff. he will not pay $1100 for a new walkman. >>> a peek outdoors. mostly clear skies at sfo. partly cloudy skies . we're holding on to the heat a little bit better tonight. san francisco and oakland right around 60. san jose 58. a few days removed from very cold air in the bay area. it's about the mild afternoons. nothing on the radar. kpix 5 high def doppler will be dry for tonight tomorrow the next several days all the way until this time next week there will be nothing on the radar. overnight tonight, look at this. no 30s. 40 for you in fairfield. santa rosa 43. concord, 43. you'll st

bigad shaban for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the nerds paradise.ndeed. >> still to come in the next half an hour the miracle cup of coffee that serena williams says turned a tennis match in her favor. >>> lower oil prices mean lower heating cost this is winter but what if you are locked into last years higher rates. we have details in the live report. >>> a little bit of drama today as congress returns for the new obsession for the the first time in eight years the republicans take control of both the house and the the senate. >>> then new at 6:00. >> sentiments fire fighters loses his life after performing his duties and now his family faces financial hardship. i'm's cleve bryan. i'm making sure efforts first responders in new jersey get health benefits they need >>> we are tracking bitter blast of winter. take a look at this video from havertown delaware county. wet road with a few wet spots forced drivers to be on alert. salt trucks have had a very busy day. >>> in philadelphia's spring garden neighborhood those out and about had to be very care

bigad shaban is in pasadena, california, where one storm turned violent. >> reporter: 8-foot waves at 40 miles an hour beached several ships off catalina island off the california coast. two people were killed including a harbor patrol officer who jumped into the water tuesday night when his boat nearly crashed into the rocks. >> then i suddenly heard screaming really loud eerie screaming. one went up and said he went over he went over. >> reporter: miles east of los angeles snow blanketed parts of san bernardino county leaving 2 dozen stranded. drivers tried to navigate through near whiteout conditions in new mexico. football fans headed to the fiesta bowl were stuck on roads for hours and in pasadena winds send things flying and the cold weather is also rolling through. morning lows in the 30s could be coldest in the parade's 126-year history. cheryl haig traveled from north carolina to claim her spot early. how long will your group actually camp out here along the parade route? >> believe it or not, we'll be here at least 24 hours. >> reporter: warming stations will be set up near

bigad shaban for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> special crew right there. >> in kidding. >> tough guys. up next on "eyewitness news" a plot to poison house speaker john boehner. >> we are following two breaking news stories, jan. >> reporter: they led police on a chase but ended up crashing down a ditch, however, one of two burglary suspects was able to getaway. i'm jan carabao live coming up, we will look at crash and get the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: seventy-six year-old woman becomes delaware county a's first fire fatality. coming up we are live in yeadon with the very latest on that investigation. >>> and vittoria and katie return with traffic and weather together. we will do it on the three's and we are back at the bottom of the hour, good morning family, glad you are wi the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting b

more on the story now from cbs reporter bigad shaban. >> reporter: free climber kevin jorgeson poppedr a bottle of champagne at the summit of el capitan to share with his climbing partner tommy caldwell. they spoke about their victory on "cbs this morning." >> everyone is seeing kind of the final, um, you know, week of the push and us coming up on top. but what you don't see is the 7 years of work. >> reporter: two men looked like tiny dots as they made history more than 3,000 feet above yosemite national park. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: jorgeson and caldwell spent 19 days scaling the all granite slab. >> it took me 7 days to get past a single section of the climb. and it took a lot of resolve to stay positive and -- and see it through. >> reporter: they are the first- ever to free climb this nearly flat section known as the dawn wall. they pulled themselves up the half mile rock using just their fingers and toes. safety ropes were only there to catch them when they fell. >> getting pretty rowdy. >> reporter: and the men set up hanging camps so they could sleep and fully equ

cbs' bigad shaban has details from los angeles. >> reporter: the white house imposed new sanctions against north korea targeting the nation's defense industry and spy service. the move is retribution for a crippling cyber attack against sony pictures and threat against u.s. moviegoers. two week ago president obama warned a response was coming. >> and we'll respond in a place and time and manner that we choose. >> reporter: last month hackers threatening violence against moviegoers disrupted the release of sony's controversial comedy the interview. the film depicts an assassination of north korea's leader. sony canceled its nationwide release, but the movie came out digitally and in select theaters christmas day. the cyber attack also uncovered embarrassing e-mails between producers and sony executives. the fbi is still investigating the cyber attack against sony but so far has blamed north korea. the u.s. already had sanctions in place against the communist country. the white house says this is just the first phase of its response. >>> always watching always tracking wusa9 first alert weat

bigad shaban shows us how doing the wash is going high-tech. >> reporter: this is not your grandparents-in sink on several soon- to-be released samsung models allows you to soak or pretreat your clothes right from the washer. and when you're ready to start a load of laundry you just lift the sink. >> and the water automatically goes into the drum with the clothes you have prewashed. >> reporter: a new line of machines from lg offers a washer and a second mini wash below. >> you can run this one with totally normal detergent at the same time. >> reporter: these new appliances are also smarter connecting to your devices and even the tv telling you when the wash is done. you can also use your cell phone to start a load remotely. >> so rather than having your wet clothes just sit inside for hours because you started the load just before you left for work, you can actually use your smartphone to better time it out. the wash is ready just as you get home. >> reporter: these smart washers are part of a new wave of connected home products allowing buyers to control everything from their securit

cbs's bigad shaban has pictures from sony studios in california. >> reporter: white house imposed new sanctions a against three north korean organizations, including the intelligence agency, and the agency that else is weapons to other countries. the sanctions also target ten individuals with ties to those institutions. senior white house officials a they are in the directly responsible for crippling sign's tack against sony pictures. two weeks ago president obama warned that the u.s. would retaliate. >> we will respond in a place and time and man their we choose. >> reporter: last month hackers threatening violence disrupted release of sony's controversial comedy the interview. >> we're going to north korea. >> reporter: film that depicts an assassination of north korean's leader. sony canceled the nationwide release but it came out digitally and select theaters christmas day. sign's tack uncovered embarrassing e the males between producers between sony executives and reveal vulnerability of sony a's record. fbi is still investigating but so far has blamed north korea the u.s. has sa

bigad shaban, cbs news, las vegas. >> i wonder when all the glitches are worked out. >> in 20 years. like to drive. i don't know about you but i like getting behind the wheel and just letting it go a little bit. >> i let it parallel park for me. but i heard michelle talking about hackers it's true. you never know. it's like a ghost car. >>> all right so out the door if you're about to hit the road. we have a number of issues out there. that kind of keep popping up one after another unfortunately. and it's been just a quiet two weeks traffic wise but yeah things are back in full swing now. especially in the east shore freeway westbound 80 at carlson boulevard. the scene of a multivehicle crash and at least one lane is blocked. we're seeing the backups from at least san pablo avenue but i keep seeing them the long line of yellow sensors continue to back up behind that. so just watch out for that accident there. in the meantime in vallejo. they're working to clear the scene of the motorcycle crash east 37 at fairgrounds drive. a number of emergency crews are on scene and there's some sl

. >> cbs news correspondent bigad shaban gives us a sneak peak inside the consumer electronics show.envied ohio games get a high tech make over at annual consumer electronics show in vegas. while virtual reality headsets make you believe you are in the game, colt on jacobs says his new contraption puts your entire body in to it for about $500. >> basically think of it as a large joy stick. when you are running it is same as pushing forward on the joy stick and it connects tour p.c. >> reporter: new products featured at ces offered consumers a chance to just lounge around and enjoy latest in tv's. 4k ultra hd. prices are finally beginning to drop, and more video providers are starting to offer content in 4k. >> you are talking about a picture that is four or more times as good as the pictures that we currently get with high definition. >> reporter: inventors are trying to rethink of the way you take pictures. >> cheese. >> reporter: this mini remote lets you take a selfie up to 90 feet away from your phone but for more adventurous photographers how about a drone. >> the drone is great

bigad shaban for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> probably next stop the white house. >>> the flyershe vancouver canucks at the well in south philadelphia. fly guys are fight to go get back in the nhl playoff race. the last night was rookie rod zepp in gola begins capitals in washington. flyers have defensive lapse in the first period that leads to the goal in the caps jason. it would be the the only goal of the game. the game after exploding for seven goals, the flyers go without this time, caps win this 11 to nothing. >> sixers are building. we all know. that last night they were toronto and shorthanded as well. michael carter williams did his best to make up for missing tony wroten and robert covington. nice spin move and tear drop shot. he had 29 for sixth's begins the raptors. but needed more of a team effort. remember villanova's kyle lowery. he has had quite a career. last night he had a double/double. raptors beat sinksers 184. >>> former coach of the sixers larry brown was on north broad street with the smu mustangs. they have a good team down there in dallas taking temple o

and as bigad shaban shows us, it can develop out of any kind of infection including the flu. >> reporter: maya is a healthy 8th grader but four years ago she almost died after a battle with the flu led to sepsis. >> anything that could possibly, like, be painful for could be wrong was, like, wrong. >> reporter: maya's mother took her to the hospital after she had 104 fever and became lethargic. >> she wasn't breathing on her own. she -- her blood pressure dropped and that was when she had to be put on life support. >> doctors actually had to put her in a medically-induced coma. >> for three days. i, um -- you know, she had never been that sick, so -- >> reporter: sepsis can develop when the body releases chemicals into the bloodstream to fight an infection. those chemicals can cause inflammation, damaging organs. immediate treatment with iv fluids and antibiotics is critical. so recognizing the symptoms could be life-saving. >> shortness of breath, rapid breathing, rapid heart rate, dizziness or light-headedness. >> reporter: dr. steve peters of the mayo clinic says while it's rare for t

bigad shaban, cbs news, las vegas. >> they're a little slow. >> a little bit.. bmw? come here. >>> connected car exhibits now take up double the space they have five years ago. the consumer electronics show continues through friday and we said what if they get a speeding ticket? >> i know i said i would send the ticket to the automaker but who gets the ticket? >> bmw -- pay my ticket. [ laughter ] >>> all right, fortunately no one is getting a speed ticket at the bay bridge toll plaza. they just switched on the metering lights kind of early too. but before 5:45. so the fastrak, the cash lanes everything is all filling in. and you are stacked up now through the overcrossings and that's okay on the bridge though. they cleared the overnight roadwork a while ago. if you want to ride mass transit everything is on time. b.a.r.t. if you want to avoid the bait there at the bay bridge toll plaza. no delay a.c.e. train, caltrain, ferries everything on time. 880 and 237. silicon valley drive. no issues. again it's pretty quiet now that they reopened that southbound 280 ex

. >> 400 hours spent just clinging to the side of this rock and bigad shaban reports the two men are now safe and in the record books. >> reporter: free climber kevin jorgeson popped open a bottle of champagne at the summit of el capitan to share with his climbing partner tommy caldwell. the two men looked like tiny dots as they made history 3,000 feet above yosemite national park. jorgeson and caldwell spent 19 days scaling the all granite slab. they're the first ever to free climb this nearly flat section known as the dawn wall. they pulled themselves up the 1/2-mile rock using just their fingers and toes. safety ropes were only there to catch them in case of a fall. the men set up hanging camps so they could sleep and fully equipped climbs are brought them food and water. caldwell's wife and young son watched from below. >> he's so seasoned in this climbing. he functions amazing up there, better than on ground half the time. >> reporter: president obama tweeted congratulations saying, "you remind us that anything is possible." the two men spent seven years training and planning fo

for "cbs this morning," bigad shaban, los angeles. >> go police officer aden that he had enough sense> and get out of his car seat i presume and honk the horn. that's a lot for a 3-year-old. >> kids know a lot at 3. i don't remember 3. >> i have 7-year-olds. they always say they know everything. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," new fears that the disneyland measles outbreak could spread across the country. >>> plus the growing >>> millions of americans live with chronic pain but could the treatment be making it worse? david david agus with the new findings, he considers a call to arms for medicine. that's next on "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. lowe's presents: how to make your guests think they're at the wrong house. oh wow. told you we're in the wrong house... go! go! mom....mom! valspar ultra interior paint and primer select sizes now starting at $24.27. the taste of light and fit greek non fat yogurt gives you the power to help make temptation shrink away! light and fit greek. with irresistible flavors like strawber

for "cbs this morning," bigad shaban los angeles. >> police officer aden.and get out of his car seat and start honking the horn. that's a lot for a 3-year-old. >> 3-year-olds know a lot. i don't have one but they. >> they say they know jeefrg ahead on "cbs this morning," new fears the disneyland measles outbreak could spread across the country. >>> plus the >> we're drying out for a lot of areas through the district, accumulations will be over. we have a couple more flurries through fredericksburg that won't add up to much. we're seeing accumulation in southern st. mary's county and over to the other side of the bay, through east maryland. temperatures in the 20s. whatever you see on your grassy >>> millions of americans live with chronic pain but could the treatment be making it worse. dr. david agus with new findings. he considers a call to arms on medicine. that's next. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. lowe's presents: how to make your guests think they're at the wrong house. oh wow. told you we're in the wrong house... go! go! mo

bigad shaban has a new consumer report survey detailing the do's and don't's for buyers and sellers.> reporter: realtor tammy tarner says this three bedroom home in los angeles could sell about 3% more if her clients upgrade their master bath with a new countertop and tile. >> that will be between 30 to $32,000. >> reporter: after only paying 10 or 15,000 for the renovation. in a new consumer report survey more than 300 experts revealed even the tiniest improvements like adding new bathroom grout or adding kitchen curtains can raise a home's value. >> very soft simple touches that can in the mind of the buyer transform that kitchen and by extension make the entire home feel much more livable. >> reporter: clearing corrupt, touching up paint in -- clearing clutter, touching up paint in high traffic areas and increasing curb appeal are things to do. blunders for buyers are not shopping around mortgages and skipping home inspections and sellers should avoid overpricing homes and negotiating commission. >> 4% worked out to be the average that negotiated their commission. >> reporter: exp

thousands of new gadgets are on display in vegas at the annual consumer electronics show and bigad shaban takes us on a tour. >> reporter: even video games get a hi-tech makeover at the annual consumer electronics show in las vegas. while virtual reality headsets might make you believe you're in the game, colton jacobs says his new contraption puts your entire body into it all tore about 500 bucks from virtuex. >> it's basically like a large joystick. >> reporter: but the newest product offered consumers a chance to lounge around and enjoy the latest in tvs. 4k ultra hd, prices finally beginning to drop and more video providers like netflix are starting to offer content in 4k. >> basically what you're talking about is a picture that is 4 or more times as good as the pictures we get with high definition. >> reporter: inventors are trying to rethink the way you take pictures. this mini remote lets you take a selfie up to 90 feet away from your phone, but for more advantageous photographers how about a drone? >> the drone is the cool new selfie. >> reporter: hobby co is one of the latest com

. >> reporter: bigad shaban, cbs news. >> the study did not look at patients with histories of cardiovascular disease. doctors say those patients should continue taking aspirin to help prevent a second heart attack. >>> recap? >> the rain is going to move into the very early morning hours tomorrow and rain wraps up by noon, especially if you live west of i-95. you're not going to see much in the way of rainfall tomorrow. looks like we'll be breezy, but at least dry on monday. any of your outdoor activities should be okay for that day service. >> tonight, if you want to take me to dinner tonight, no umbrellas? >> no. >> i'm broke. [ laughter ] >>> 24/7, wusa9.com. yes? she'd like to speak at the conference. fresh thinking is kinda my thing. i designed this chaise at havertys. what are you presenting? my ideas on design and personal style. this is a conference for visionaries. that's her. innovators. that's me. oh. you'll fit right in with the nobel prize winners. that's what i was saying. save up to a thousand dollars in stylish savings right now at havertys. plus enjoy 24-month, no interest f

for "cbs this morning" "cbs this morning," bigad shaban. >>> jeff pegues is in washington. jeff, good morning. how could this happen? >> well good morning. this was a bit of a scare for many of the passengers on board. for several minutes they didn't know what to make of the plane's captain who was locked out of the cockpit during one of the most important lag. it originated in lance. but bir they land he could not get back into the cockpit. he had to explain to the trachers what he was doing. they received the call. so the first officer who was in the cockpit took control and was able to land the plane safely. in a statement he told cbs news it happened without indianapolis accident and a plane can be landed with one pilot in control and delta says they're able to - do so. there were no injuries in this and it's not sure why the pilot left the cockpit in the first place. gayle? >> thank you very much jeff. seven babies are innsinteish care after a deadly gas explosion at a maternity hospital in mexico, citi. >> that's a big one. a nurse and two babies were killed. several

bigad shaban shows us their amazing feat. >> reporter: the two men looked like tiny dots as they madeheir final as sent into history. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: more than 3,000 feet above yosemite national park, kevin jorgensen and tommy caldwell spender 19 days scaling the all granite slab. they're the first ever to free climb this nearly flat section of heel captain's wall. they pulled themselves up using just their fingers and toes. safety ropes were own there will to catch them in case of a fall. >> getting pretty rowdy. >> reporter: the men set up hanging camps so they could sleep and fully equipped climbers brought them food and water. caldwell's wife and young son have been watching the yurn -- journey from below. >> tommy is so seasoned. he functions amazing up there. >> reporter: the two men spent seven years training and planning for the climb. they hope to spend the next few days celebrate on solid ground. bigad shaban for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> respect to those guys, hm. >> yeah. >> that is impressive. >>> still to come here tonight, a scare in spac

. >> cbs news correspondent bigad shaban gives us a sneak peek inside the consumer electronics show.> reporter: even video games get a high tech makeover at the annual consumer electronics show in las vegas. while virtual reality head sets might make you believe you're in the game colton says his new contraption actually puts your entire body into it all for about 500 bucks. >> basically you can think of it as a large joystick. when you're running it's the same as pushing forward on a joystick controller. >> reporter: the newest products featured at ces offered consumers a chance to just lounge around and even enjoy the latest in tv's. 4k traffic light hd. prices are finally beginning to drop and more video providers like netflix are starting to offer content in 4k. >> basically what you're talking about is a picture that is four or more times as good as the pictures we get with high definition. >> reporter: inventors are even trying to rethink the way you take pictures. >> cheese. >> reporter: this mini remote lets you take a selfie up to 90 feet away from your phone but for more ad

bigad shaban has more on the severe weather battering the the west. >> reporter: 8-foot waves and wind of more than 40 miles an hour beached several ships on to santa catalina island just off the california coast. two people were killed including a harbor pennsylvania patrol officer who jumped in the water tuesday night when his boat nearly crashed into the rocks. >> i suddenly heard, all this screaming really loud like screaming. he went of he went over. >> reporter: 60 miles east of los angeles snow blanketed san bernardino county leaving more than 200 drivers stranded. flurries even fell in las vegas while drivers tried to navigate through white out conditions in new mexico. in arizona football fans headed to the fiesta bowl were stuck on snow covered road for hours, in the past dean a whirlwind sent tents flying as crew where is setting up for rose bowl game and parade. the cold weather is also rolling through, morning less in the 30's could be the coldest in the parade's 126 year history. cheryl ha ge traveled from north carolina to claim her spot early. how long will your group c

bigad had shaban for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> poor weather is once again interfering in therch for air asia flight 8501, sonar has identified large parts of the plane but strong currents have been moving the objects. seven of the 162 bodies have been recovered, four of the bodies were loaded on the transport carrier this morning. >>> 8:15 on your new years day lets get your holiday forecast katie. >> that same storm we were just talking about here in southern california will become the next major storm for the rest of the you had as we look to the weekend and it is bringing in pretty significant ice ago cross central portions of texas. meanwhile actual core of the storm is still across the four corners as the whole thing moves into the the plains, it will grab moisture from the gulf and grab colder air from the north and then beam, we have ingredients for a large storm. the it will eventually be our big story, as well but not until the weekend. rest of today looks phenomenal, beautiful quiet, chilly waste to start off 2015. tomorrow looks like the same, it will be a little m