brennan stanley/demons that we wanted to put on a show tonight and that's what we came out to do."that show drove the crowd nuts because stanley kept being a team player.((nats))and dishing the ball off.((nats)) ((nats)) "he's a very unselfish ball player, actually i would like to see him put it up a little bit more."here's stanley on defense.he jumps the pass for the steal, and drives to the bucket.the sophomore nabbed 1,000 one points.to give you an idea, how rare this is, labron james did it his sophomore year.brennan stanley/demons soph pt gaurd"i just try to be a team player and give all the glory to god, you know. my thousandth point, during a win and in front of great. just to see all the fans there an all of them holding the signs up, it just feels good."stanley lead all from behind the arcso what's next for stanley, 2-thousand points?brennan stanley/demons soph pt gaurd it would feel great to get there, but right now were just focused on winning and finishing out the season."the team finished with an 81 to 56 victory over trimble county.tony mirones, on your side, williams

paul brennan reports from the spanish city of majorca. >> greed at the top of spanish society.ristina listened while the charges were read out. against the 17 other defendants, her husband, charged with fraud and money-laundering. in essence the couple are accused of stealing public money. using what was as you tensibly a charitable foundation to fund a lavish lifestyle. they and others deny the charges. it's been a difficult time for the spanish royal family. two years ago, the frail and increasingly unpopular king juan carlos, abdicated. his son felipe became king. since then felipe has tried odistanctodistance himself froms sister. >> this has become embarrassing for the spanish royal family and the wide are elite. it gives the impression that those at the top were living lives of luxury with dubious acquired wealth and unconcerned about spain's financial situation. >> translator: i want them to be tried as ordinary people. they took public money at a time when people were struggling. >> they will own only want to live at the high level and they don't see the problems from t

reporting from ces, i'm noel brennan. >> maybe that will help kids brush their teeth more. who knows. >>> the smart bra that we featured yesterday at 9news at noon, that's still trending. you wear it and it tracks how you're doing. should be out in the spring, going for about $150. i think that's going to be a big talker from that show. >>> coming up next, everybody, the mother who came to colorado to deliver conjoined twins and lost one of them cannot see her surviving daughter who remains >>> amber mccullough, the woman who came to colorado to deliver conjoined twins is now banned daughter who is in intensive colorado. this is video from my interview with her the day before her daughters were born. one of them did not live. in november there was an incident over young hannah's care and she filed grievance reports with the state and shortly after that her time was limited to a few hours a day and mccullough is trying to get her daughter transferred to a hospital in boston. last weekend there was another exchange and an attorney from children's sent an e-mail to mccullough'

tegna noel brennan takes us inside the first big event leading up to the show. 3 this room is packed with media from all around the world.this is ces unveiled the first official media event of ces where global startups share fighting to the room. have been a big part of ces in when it comes to fitness trackers how about a smart and untighten the shoe.count your steps, distance. it a lot more accurate than all these wrist bands you see today because it located right under your foot. french company showed off a toothbrush that actually fun to use.sott kids brush your teeth like they were playing a is just a sign of things to come. more press conferences tomorrow. the show floor doesn open until reporting in las vegas, i noel brennan. 3 chat 3 still to come on news 19 this areas in california are expecting to feel the el nino week...how they are the storm headed their the storm dealing with how they are week...feel the el nino california are on news 19 this 3 noel brennan.3 3 chat 3 still to come on news 19 this morning.... areas in california are expecting to feel the el nino affect th

noel brennan is live at d-u with an update on this investigation. overnight a man and his dog escaped a but there was major damage to the home. it happened in evergreen around midnight. departments responded to the fire and were able control quickly. water had to be trucked onto the scene since there were no fire hydrants in the while 9news reporter noel brennan was on scene he learned that the homeower had just recently moved in. family and loved ones are mourning the loss of a nanny from peonia, colorado who died while in austria. lauren mann's body was discovered half-naked, face down, and what officers describe as a considerable amount of blood in an apartment. vienna police now believe her death could a homicide. david kore-vaar,a former teacher of mann',s says she was not the type of person you can put she had many variety of skills. knew something was wrong when he saw a disturbing facebook post. mann graduated from cu in 2012 with a degree in music. was was working studying in austria. a police spokesperson told news source the local austria

this is a live look at . 9news reporter noel brennan is live in castle rock. noel - it wasn't bad on my drive to 9news... but how are the roads today the search for a young man will continue.... 20-year-old ryder johnson hasn't been heard from since sunday afternoon... when he left his job at eldora ski area. a boulder county sheriff's deputy found his car near gross reservoir that night. yesterday about 30 people on the ground and a helicopter searched for any sign of him. the sheriff's office also wants to hear from anyone who may have seen or talked to him. c-u boulder student leaders say they'll try not to raise the mandatory student activity fee too much this year. the daily camera reports that the c-u student government wants to keep the raise to students pay between 275- dollars to more than one-thousand each semester in mandatory fees. the fees pay for the student center, recreation center, and other student groups and services. three new reports say much more could have been done to prevent the deadly arapahoe high school shooting. it happened in 20-1

dick brennan, cbs 2 news. >>> a woman tricks, attacked and robbed in her home. tonight, police are trying to track down a sex assault suspect in the west village. we're live now with new clues from investigators. >> reporter: another scary attack on a young woman in the in her home in the west village early sunday morning. the suspect came up with a bogus story, tricked her to get into the apartment, and sexually assaulted her. >> kind of surprising. this really feels like it is a safe neighborhood in the city. >> reporter: christie momentarily stunned to hear the attacks of a sex assault down the block from where she works in the village on west 12th street in greenwich avenue. police say the man in this sketch, also seen in the grainy surveillance video, followed the victim from the west fourth street subway station after a night out with friends. around 3:30 sunday morning he knocked on the victim store, claiming to be her neighbor saying he smelled smoke in the building. once inside he slapped and choked the young woman, then sexually assaulted her before st

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paul brennan, al jazeera. >> thank you for joining us. i'm randall pinkston in new york. stay tuned for third rail, coming up next on al jazeera america. good night. good night. >> from the time i was 3 years old, music was what i loved above all else. >> grammy winning artist moby talks about his work outside the studio. >> what led me to animal rights activism, is every animal wants to avoid pain and avoid suffering. >> and the future of the music industry. >> maybe i shouldn't admit this but i don't really buy music anymore. remain republicans? i will ask one who resigned disappointed with his own party. in your panel should you be able to protect your property from drones that might be flying over head. students that go hungry every day in third world countries in the world. i'm adam may and this is third rail. the g.o.p. is in turmoil with establishment candidates for president running well behind

that was kelly brennan reporting. what an amazing story. >>> up next. stay with us. cracking down on food stamp fraud. >>> plus, your neighborhood walmart could be shugin its doors for good. we hope you stay with us for more abc columbia news at 6:00. we're live from main and gervais. from main and gervais, this is abc columbia news with ben hoover, alicia barnes, weather farley, and sports with tim hill . 6:00. >>> thanks for staying with us tonight. attorney general alan wilson says the state will recover more than $330,000 in food stamp fraud. while the attorney general says the money is the result of the first year of a partnering targeting abuse -- i should say, a partnership targeting abuse of snap. wilson says in 2015, there were of 855,000 south carolinians who received snap benefits. well, that is one tenth of 1% >>> america's largest retailer is closing hundreds of stores across the world, including one here in the midlands. the walmart announced a mass closing of 269 stores worldwide closing their doors. 154 of those stores are in the u.s., including the s

here's margaret brennan. >> we have now cut off every single path that iran could have used to build a bomb. >> reporter: president obama yesterday hailed the administration's nuclear deal with iran. it went into effect over the weekend after iran made good ahead of schedule on its promise to disable key nuclear facilities. it transferred 25,000 pounds of atomic fuel to russia, 12,000 centrifuged and poured concrete enter a plutonium reactor, u.n. weapons inspectors will now be on the ground watching whether iran cheats. in exchange, the white house lifted sanction, allowing iran access to $100 billion in assets. iranian businesses are no longer locked out of global markets. iran's ships are free the sail into foreign ports, and it can buy or sell goods like oil. today tehran issued an order to immediately pump 500,000 additional barrels of oil a day, a move that could further drive down its price in market already glutted with too much supply. >> we recognize that there remain profound differences between the united states and iran. >> reporter: but challenges remain. just last week

dick brennan, cbs 2 news. >>> fresh fears of terror tonight in germany. police in munich warned people to stay away from two city stations, after uncovering a serious threat by isis to pull off an attack tonight. the attack reportedly involved suicide bombers, but so far there have been no arrests. >>> the tore attack last month in paris forced new year's eve celebrations to be scaled back there tonight. instead of fireworks, there was a five minute video performance at the arc de triumph. >>> fireworks in rochester, new york, were canceled tonight after the arrest of a terror suspect. 25-year-old emmanuel lutchman was taken into custody. rochester bar, and was arrested after buying knives and a machete. he is a muslim convert who wanted to join isis. >>> new tonight at 11:00, police say two teenagers responsible for a violent attack and robbery in brooklyn have been arrested. cameras caught the whole thing in midwood. you can see the suspects punching, and kicking a person. that's a 60-year-old man. police say they then stole the man's wallet and cell ph

reporting from ces, i am noel brennan. >> that the crowd. already. it hasn't even started. >>> we are already at 32 degrees, what a nice way to start the day. good morning marty. we are looking at sports authority field, quiet and calm morning out there, call ms. nice. -- called his nice -- temperatures running between the 20s and 30s. nice warning weather, 20s and 30s will last through the morning for us. very little wind not only now but through the day today, we will have limited wind gusts across the area, which means of course those wood burning restrictions in effect, poor visibility for people sensitive to poor air quality. after the next three days -- it starts getting chilly. wednesday, thursday and friday, especially friday, look for some really light snow. amelia? >>> we want to let drivers know about a closure across 84th avenue just to the west of by ongoing flashing lights here. you can see the traffic is getting through, mostly long i- 25. conifer is where the closures take these to the west of i-25, it turns into broadway and allows y

brennan finds damon ledford. the mustangs pull off the upset. giving north henderson their >> i think they're a very good basketball team. the energy level was crazy. you know. up and down the court. we were just trying to make it a fast pace game. it was fun to be a part of. >> stan: now to the girls game. pick it up in the third quarter. mustangs jamaya mc column nishes the game. smoky mountain leads 40-15. marsh gets the inbound pass and finishes with a short jumper. smokey too much to handle. jumper in the lane. smoky mountain gets an easy 45 . >>> mike houston could be on the coaching move again. former roberson high coach. coach of the year in his second season. houston 14 and 11 in two years at the citadel. >>> saturday a big day at unc asheville a double header in hoops. in men's play, gardner webb takes on asheville. first place unc asheville women host gardner webb. both games on my40. action starts at 2. men's game follows probably around 4:30. >>> tomorrow, the state of north carolina and chapel hill watching nc state at carolina. th

paul brennan, al jazeera, new york. >>> president obama is taking to the web today in a follow-up tois state of the union address. he will answer questions live on youtube with three of the website's most popular stars the sitdown takes place at 2:15 eastern on the white's official youtube channel. >>> and more protests expected in chicago. >>> and sean penn talks about why he wanted to interview the mexican drug kingpin. >>> so chicago is bracing for more protests after the release of another police shooting video. it shows an officer killing a 17 year old three years ago. there are already accusations of lies and coverups. >> reporter: look closely towards the right and you see the officer try to grab cedrick chapman. he starts running. he is unarmed, but he was holding something, it turned out to be a box for a smartphone. within seven seconds officer freye starts shooting from behind. officer freye told investigators he thought chapman was holding a dark object, and possibly turning towards him. >> at no time did either of these officers communicate to each other. they never said

brennan and defense attorney ariva martin. mark o'mara, what could you as a defense attorney do with the information i just provided? >> no question. i would go to the court and say, look, judge, i this agreement, an immunity agreement which means you can't use my client's testimony against him. it is the only reason why he testified, was because of the agreement, and it needs to be suppressed. i will tell you, michael, there are a lot of problems with the waybill cosby's lawyers handled or failed to handle this ten years ago. why this agreement was not ironclad and in writing kept away in a lawyer's safe somewhere to use for a precise time like this, i have no idea. plus immunity agreements, even if they existed are not ironclad, not 100%. there's a lot of ways this information can still be used against bill cosby if he doesn't act appropriately under that supposed agreement. >> bill brennan, give me the view from the ground in suburban philadelphia on this issue of immunity. i know the current da says there's a protocol one

. >>> joe brennan thank you. we have a developing story out of miami. that's where police are on the scene of a fiery and deadly accident. >> cbs4's gaby fleischman is live on the scene with more. gaby, good morning. >> reporter: good morning marybel and lauren. traffic homicide investigators tell me that they have been able to identify the victim but right now they're not releasing any information on that person. because they are working to notify the v)ctim's family. there are several crews on scene here. several tow trucks working to clear up this scene. take awathese cars that have been badly damaged by the fire. this is out an southwest 3rd avenue and 15th road. just some video we shot a short time ago and investigators say at around 1:00 this morning, the driver of the lexus that another car was speeding northbound on 3rd avenue going upwards of 100 miles an hour. we're told the driver lost control hit a curve and went airborne and then crashed into some parked cars and then hit a wall. that car burst into the flames on impact. killing the driver.

dick brennan, cbs 2 news. after a train crash on the gowanus expressway. in all, six cars were involved. a red car was almost completely vehicles. that driver though, amazingly survived. it took firefighters about 45 minutes to rescue him, using the jaws of life. >> all he kept saying was, just please get me out of here. >> he wound up in the one part crushed. it's an area about 3 feet by 3 feet i'd say. >> the driver and two other people were taken to the hospital. >>> it is being called a miracle after 17 miners were rescued. this morning, 10 hours later, they were lifted above ground. temperatures dropped near freezing overnight, and crews lowered food, and blankets to the miners until a large rescue crane arrived. tremendous. i don't know. i'm inspired by them to be quite honest by you. the first four that came out of the mine waited until the last two came out of the mine. >>> a landmark settlement tonight in two lawsuits brought against the nypd over surveillance targeting muslims following the 9/11 terror attacks. civil rights groups charged it was

reporting in denver, noel brennan, 9 news. >> thanks. they were certainly very brave. >>> ironically, when we got word of this home invasion, tarhonda thomas was out with police, doing a ride-along, as they looked for and busted puffers this morning. she roar reports from aurora on prevent. >> reporter: a cold morning here in aurora and police say you leaving your car running to get into a warm car is exactly what thieves are looking for. on the lookout for puffers. this is one of the cars they caught early this morning. someone leaving their car running in the city of aurora, that is legal, and as is in colorado. it is puffer week. police departments will tweet car running. the reason? it makes it an easy target for thieves to steal. crimes are puffer cars that are theft. police say you can prevent this, really easy, by not leaving your car rung. what if you have a remote is that legal? it depends where you live. >> perfectly legal in aurora. and i recommend that people check with their local municipalities and local jurisdiction to ens

republicans were quick to cbs 2's dick brennan reports. >> from first graders in newtown. first graders. >> reporter: president obama fighting tears, remembering the most painful moments of his presidency. >> and from every family who never imagined that their loved one would be taken from our lives by a bullet from a gun. every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. >> reporter: the plan expands background checks on firearm sales at gun shows and the internet, while requiring dealers to be licensed. it also calls on congress to increase funding for mental healthcare, gun safety managey and hiring more atf agents. the president has frustrated attempts the gun legislation >> as a nation, we have to do better. we are better. we're better than this. >> reporter: barber and andy parker's daughter, alison, was gunned down on live tv in august. >> we still have work to do, but i like what i see from the package that he's offering. >> reporter: republicans say the president has gone too far. >> i don't think anything the president's talking about doing will prevent it. >>

cbs 2's dick brennan live with manhattan with reaction. >> reporter: dana, lots of reaction. things may be tough all over but the mayor says elected oleficials deserve a raise. he is ready to give elected officials a raise 12% on average for elected officials across the board and not everyone is happy. city lawmakers haven't had a raise in a decade but now mayor de blasio says he wants to make it happen. he has accepted the recommendations of the quadrennial commission that convened last year. it will boost the salaries of elected officials. members of the city council will get a raise of $25,815 boosting their salaries from but that comes with a ban on outside jobs. the mayor's salary would go up by $33,000. it would go from $225,000 to $258,750. but de blasio says he would not take it for this term. new yorkers had their own views of the salary boost. >> what are they doing for us? absolutely nothing. we are the ones the taxpayers who have to foot the bill for everything else. i think it's very unfair. >> elected officials, you know, they shouldn't be in it really for the m

this morning 9news reporter noel brennan will join us and showcase drones. go figure, huh? >> right. >>> and no one won the powerball last night, so now you got the chance to win the biggest jackpot in u.s. history. we are going to give you insight into what are the most common numbers drawn. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. gary and corey with you. cheryl is actually on assignment today. she is doing. so olympics stories you will be seeing down the road. becky joins us with the weather. amelia is here with the traffic. becky, let's start with you. it's going start snowing in the metro area later today? >> it is. we could see light snow or flurries later this morning. most of that accumulation will come tonight after 5 p.m. right now mostly cloudy skies right over denver and some fog that is stretching out across other parts of the state. visibility looks good from fort collins down no castle rock. we head out to the eastern plains. just a quarter mile of visibility through holy oak and wray. there we've got dense fog advisories in place until, well, past 5 a.m. now

aurora police are still looking for one of the two suspects. 9 news reporter noel brennan is following the investigation. >> reporter: this morning, police tape chris-crossed the apartment complex in aurora where the shooting happened. and detectives were actually walking through this athletic field, belonging to rangeview high school, searching. last night this school placed on lockdown, while police were searching for two suspects. the shooting happened about 7:20 last night, and aurora police say that that off-duty jefferson county deputy was it was an attempted robbery. shots were exchanged. and the deputy was hit multiple times in the chest and the stomach. he did manage to hit one of the suspects in the leg. and a plan who lives nearby -- a man who lives nearby heard the shots and came outside and helped the deputy until police and paramedics arrived. >> another guy that was there called 911. and i held his head up and put pressure on his wounds and started talking to him. he said it hurt, it hurt, where said there are people on the way. >> reporter: people searched from the air

noel brennan in las vegas, thanks so much. >> lucky guy. that's a good gig. >>> speaking of being lucky, feeling lucky? what a local lawyer says we should do before joining an office pool lottery purchase. . >>> bigger than ever, unchartered territory. the powerball jackpot, now an estimated $800 million and still growing. like so many others, i'm in the office pool. on those very, very long odds that we might actually win, if you do an office pool, the best practice is to have a written agreement that states who is in the pool so you don't have disagreement if the group wins, or at least you have something to point to. as for your chances, well, one in 292 million. people play the lottery here in colorado. >> 70% of the folks like to play a quick pick. just walk into the store, ask your clerk, give me a quick pick. 30% like to play their own numbers. they might be superstitious. might have an anniversary date or a child's birthday or a mother's birthday, and they play those numbers every single day without fail or every time they play. so

. >> i you recently had john brennan say to be him strong but us cia is called to account with a national security is endangered it isn't cartop launch but nobody was uttered argue to be especially in dangerous times to the dutiful and what they do in their name. to save the constitution is not a suicide pact but that does not mean anything goes after world war ii that was considered the great war with tens of thousands of american lives we have come back to a question what we did such as the internment of japanese citizens. now in the wake of 9/11 but is the kidnapping and torturing of suspects. so we take the position to strike an exquisite balance. the net pendulum will swing, it should we give is in competition in with another and though always change from time to time. if to say we want national security protectors to insure domestic tranquility. i know the most americans would condone that. so what do they want that they don't already have. >> host: in the history of the united states with national security act and domestic terrorism clash with people's civil liberties that is human

noel brennan is in aurora for us this morning. noel, you have new information about what happened in the moments before the shooting. >> exactly, cheryl. aurora police say there was an attempted robbery right before those shots range out here at the courtyards at buckley apartments you. see behind me aurora police are still here. they have some crime scene tape that's chris -- crisscrossing crisscrossing the apartment complex. they've been here for hours. this started at 7:20 last night. a sheriff's deputy was getting out of his car when two men came up to him, and there was an attempted robbery. shots were exchanged, and the deputy was hit multiple times in the chest and in his stomach. those suspects in the leg. a man who lives nearby heard the shots ring out. he came outside and helped the deputy until police arrived. >> his gun was laying on the ground about three feet away from him. and his badge and wallet were laying on the other side of him. the other guy called 911. we put pressure on his wounds. i held his head up, and w

now the tsa is taking responsibility and ending up to noel brennan explains. >> reporter: a typical day at denver international airport. up. but it is moving smoothly. this is not what we saw a couple of weeks ago at the airport. we saw some of the longest security wait times that we have ever seen. up yrds of 2 1/2 hours at d.i.a -- up wards of 2 1/2 hours at dirs. three days after christmas. the security lines peaked. and 9 news wants to know, finally got a response about what y-it happened by the tsa. turns out it didn't happen because of poor communication or bad weather in the midwest but tsa's own starving decisions. we are talking about the night of december 28 and the early morning hours of the 29th. despite the tsa's own estimates of how many passengers there not to add staff overnight. and at one point, it only appeared that there was a single tsa agent checking passengers. and a statement released yesterday, the tsa said quote after further investigation, tsa determined that correct staffing protocols were not followed, at denver international airport overnight. on december 2

paul brennan is in switzerland and sent this report. >> reporter: filmed on his mobile phone this is abdullah has made his temporary moment in switzerland. the refugee camp unit is an underground dormitory previously used be i the swiss army. 50 men sleep her at night. and during the day they are shut out. abdullah fled syria last autumn after his two brothers were killed. but now he is wondering whether he made the right choice. >> i cannot stay like this. really, if i have to live like this, i'll stay in syria and die one time. but here every night i am dying. >> reporter: mohamed arrived from iraq last october. he was left with 3,400 dollars in his pocket. >> translator: they told me we'll keep in, unless you choose to go back to iraq. i was very angry. that money wasn't mine. it was borrowed from a friend, and he is now threatening to kidnap either my brother or my father. >> reporter: of the 45,000 refugees taken in by switzerland, the $1,000 franc rule was used just 112 times. the problem is by taking it away, the refugees money, it risks trapping them in a cycle of dependency

margaret brennan at the white house got a look at it. margaret, what's in it? >> reporter: well, scott, president obama will strike a very optimistic tone in his speech tonight aimed at burnishing his track record and pushing back against what white house aides describe as an avalanche of negativity from republicans. we got a look at some of the excerpts just released from the white house, and we it tell you that the president will say that "the future we want-- opportunity and security for our families-- a rising standard of living and a sustainable, peaceful planet for our kids-- all of that is within our reach, but it will only happen if we all work together. it will only happen if we can have rational, constructive debates. it will only happen if we fix our politics." next president takes office, mr. obama will use his last state of the union address to enhance his legacy. he'll take credit for the economic recovery, the unemployment rate dropped from a high of 10% to 5% today. and he'll tout the more than 17 million previously uninsured americans who now h

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le of us focus on our health, vowing to eat right and work out, as morgan brennan tells us, there's a lot of money behind the pursuit of healthy living. >> something music, mood lighting, celebrity trainers. and an average price tag of $30 per class. >> here we go. >> boutique fitness, a new way to work out, cities across the u.s., business is booming, the international health and sports club soaks says growth in memberships has been outpacing growth in the u.s. population. driven larmgly but boutique studios. 42% of all members use these facilities in 2014, up dramatically from just 22% the year before. best know perhaps is sole keuchel, with a following that plans to go public this year. but flywheel has nearly three dozen studios, where there's choreographed spin workouts and compete on performance. >> there's a premium on great experience on a short amount of time, and highly trained, circuit training claims 21 outposts. armed with wall street funding, it also has aggressive expansion plans. >> we have a pretty exciting trajectory. the studio model, 100% higher than the industry a

live in mobile2, dick brennan, back to you. >>> tragedy in hoboken. the body of a 24-year-old man who vanished during the blizzard was pulled from the water today. matthew genovese was last seen leaving a pub on saturday night. he was walking home a 10- minute walk up the street but apparently never made it back, his body found in the water wearing the same clothes he was last seen in. his keys and wallet were recovered about 150 feet a washington police say there was no visual sign of trauma or criminality. >>> governor christie says a proposed deal has been reached for a state takeover of the city. famous for its boardwalk and casinos, the city now faces bankruptcy. the governor says atlantic city has too much debt and is too expensive to run for its tax base. the agreement with democratic leaders would give the state power over the city's finances for five years. the state would be allowed to restructure atlantic city's debt and cancel collective bargains agreements. >> the bottom line is atlantic city's finances are the greatest threat to their we

brennan to chistophers spencer.. w ho gets his own putbakc.. and the tigers get the win over albany state 56-48 3 well in about 24 hours the panthers will be taking the field to do battle with the title and a trip to the superbowl... of course the big story north of columbia is the weather.. and the white stuff was everywhere this weekend as the guys were getting last minute preparations in ..but head coach ron rivera and south carolina's own josh norman say theyll be ready to go 3 the elements may change but we don't. we don't change who we are. we went out and practiced. i thought the guys had great energy. butt to everybody's feet and hands started to go numb, it was like man lets just do our work, get in as fast as we can, execute what they asked us to do 3 panthers defensive end, jared allen is ruled out of sunday's n-f-c championship game.allen, the league's active career sack leader broke his foot during last sunday's game against the seahawks.knoy ealy will start in his place.....jonathan stewart, dwan edwards and fozzy whittaker all pr

paul brennan, al jazeera. >> we saw in that report a number of young people are on the scene. many of them perhaps thinking it would be good to leave syria. well, it isn't necessarily that good for many of those who have left. more than 10,000 refugee children have gone missing in europe in the last two years. europe's police agency says the figures are for children that disappeared from the system after registering on their arrival. the agency says 5,000 have gone missing in italy alone. and it says they may have been kidnapped. many of them by sex traffickers. the international organization for migration says it is a relief that authorities are tracking down or at least trying to track the children. >> and the fact that they are paying attention to minors is important. because minors need protection. and there is a suggestion that there are up to 10,000 that many, or some at least could have fall then criminal hands or smugglers' hands and, we don't know frankly. i don't think the authorities know what the real situation is. but we do know that a very, very large number of t

cbs 2's dick brennan reports. >> reporter: well, police say that the reporting of sex crimes is up by 19% but they also say that doesn't mean that crime is on the rise. subways are more packed than ever and new numbers show a sharp increase in reported subway sex crimes. there was a 33% increase in sex abuse cases and a 25% rise in forcible touching reports. as for public lewdness that was up 9%. one category that showed a that was down 80%. subway riders try to take it in stride. >> it's scary. you have to get where you have to get. >> definitely uncomfortable but, you know, you have to just like act confident and know what you're doing. >> i bring pepper spray. i have it in the top of my bag at all times. >> reporter: police insist the subway is just as safe as it's always been. and say the increases is a result of more crime reporting. on its website the mta has a new portal where victims and witnesses can report sex crimes. the mta says to date 228 complaints were received leading to 59 investigations. it says if you would like to make a complaint, you can remain anonymous. police

paul brennan, al jazeera,london. after this short break here on al jazeera, senegal stepping up security in its border with mali following an attack on a major hotel last year. the cramping creativity, the copy right law hindering the music scene. >> as the ice recedes and potential danger builds, can science keep a step ahead of disaster? >> we can't go back if we have a significant accident. the oil will make its way into the ice. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is what innovation looks like. >> can affect and surprise us. >> i feel like we're making an impact. >> let's do it. >> techknow - where technology meets humanity. >>> david foster here saudi arabia has executed 47 people on terrorism charges including this prominent shia cleric. al-qaeda. iranian news agency saysness tehran are dispersing protestors from inside the embassy in tehran. independently v we can't can independently verify this. but they have been posted on twitter. >> 50 kilometers from the border wi

noel brennan is driving around checking on roadway conditions for us. amelia will let us know about any trouble spots out there. we start the with marty. marty, this system is like the dinner guest that comes in makes a little bit of a mess but at least doesn't stay long. >> yes it's really just spitting around here this morning in fact some of the better snow, castle rock area, and into the southern jeffco foothills, that's where we think we could get a little bit around town a couple of light bands of snow here and there but it's already falling apart. starting to see some clearing already, same is true in the north eastern plains. i would put this at the latest, 730 to 8:00 for this thing to continue. it may not even last that long. noticed temperatures hovering at or above freezing, so that has been keeping everything for the most part -- that's why i just have trace amounts here. once you get south and west of castle rock, anywhere from -- in a few locations, that will be the exception rather than the rule. gusts are low, even over the mountains an

right now 4:48, we'll check on traffic with joe brennan. joe? >>> uneventable on the roadways so far this morning. looks great on i-95 this morning with a shot from northwest 79th street. no issues northbound or southbound. everything is open again on the palmetto expressway again with the overnight road work and we've got one crash on the dodophin westbound near 12th avenue just past that point. the left lane is seeing no delays from it. and we have good news the rest of the way on 95 into broward county. and no headaches at all. that's traffic, back to you. >>> iraqi forces scrambling to find three missing americans. iraqi troops perfrfming house-to-house searches in the baghdadeighborhood where they were reportedly kidnapped over the neighborhood. the iraqi governmnmt intelligence official says the americans were kidnapped from the home of their sbrerinterpretor. the u.s. embassy has not confirmed them but said three have gone missing. >>> the marines are missing this morning after two helicopters collided. we are learning that unwith of was

and it is not at all clear what will happen when president obama leaves office. >> pelley: margaret brennan at the white house for us tonight. margaret, thank you. tonight the mayor of flint, michigan, is asking for a deral disaster declaration. in the city of 100,000, and adriana diaz is there. >> reporter: all day a steady stream of residents received their ration of clean water from the national guard. >> it's all set. >> reporter: state troopers with lead test, filters and bottles fanned across a city that's parched for clean water. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: in april 2013, when flint tapped into its own river for water, it wasn't properly treated, stripping lead from pipes. after the switch, ten people died from legionnaires' disease. flint dr. mona hannah atisha found the number of children with high lead in their system doubled to nearly 70. >> we see the result at five years of age when they need early interventioner iss haves and special education. you see the impact at ten years when they're having adhd-like symptoms. and you'll see the impact when they're 15 ye