. >> cbsn, the live digital news network from cbs news. cbsn. cbs welcome to america's favorite game. tonight's estimated jackpot is up to 63.4 million. so get out those ticket, and let's play powerball. the first number is 32. followed by the number 22. congratulations from golden, colorado, $1 million. remaining white ball numbers, four, 69, and the last number is 34. if you match this powerball ball you are always a winner, the number is 19, with a multiplier >> new pictures of a rotten wake-up call. first, this blast of winter weather up and down the east coast, from several feet of snow up north to snow flurries here in central florida. 10's of thousands of people are trying to defrost being many of them children after spending the night at the open air citrus bowl. it is a dangerously cold night. most of you are under freeze warnings, and the wind chill advisories are up. thousands of families shivered feels like temperatures in the 20's. >> that's right. the feels like is what is important here. it wasn't really the air temperature. it wa

. >> cbsn, the live digital news network from cbs news. cbsn. >> anchor: number 11 a most a winter storm that will not let up. and the cities that are virtually shut down tonight. >> meanwhile all is quiet in the ohio valley. we have an increase of clouds from the west right now. we will discuss more sun for sunday and when rain returns coming up. >> anchor: and a benefit for one of their own, we will show the turnout for a fun riser fundraiser for a fallen firefighter. >> and good evening to you. a blizzard is still pummeling the east coast. dumping several feet of snow in the nation's biggest cities. more than a dozen people died in the storm. as we report millions of people >> reporter: a major snowstorm is still hammering the northeast. the traffic in new york city's times square was noticeably quiet saturday night. officials expect nearly 30 inches of snow in the big apple. >> the rate of this snowstorm continues to be intense between one and three inches per hour. >> reporter: major causal funding pushed water up to residence doorste

cbsn, always on. >> we are going to the original source of people who know. that's when we know we can report the facts. >> the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >>> men and women are not equal when it comes to heart attacks. often the symptoms and causes are different. according to a new statement by american heart association. here again, is dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: two years ago, 54-year-old vanessa noel a shoe designer started having what she called episode. >> i felt chest tightening more than the chest tightening it was radiating up to my bottom jaw. diagnosis. four months later while in the middle of an ultrasound of her heart, the cause became very clear. >> i was told i had a heart attack. and that i was a very lucky girl. that i got there so quickly. if i had left her office, the doctor told me, and did this on the street, i wouldn't have survived. >> heart disease in women is underresearched, underdiagnosed and undertreated. >> reporter: dr. holly anderson cardiologist with perlman heart institute at new york presbyterian. >> not surprising

((voice of irene proimos/ was inside hotel -- cbsn phoner)) "i just heard a big bang. hang on. was it the fireworks? what is that? officials say the hotel's sprinklers and internal fire- fighting systems helped to prevent the spread of the flames. despite the fire -- dubai went ahead with its new year's eve celebration at midnight chris martinez, cbs news. > ((paula francis)) officials floor terrace outside of the tower. authorities are still trying to pinpoint the fire's cause. this is the second high-rise fire this year in dubai. /// ((dave courvoisier)) > locally... 19 adults, 17 children, and 2 handicapped people are going into the new year without a home... due to a fire. it happened early this morning... on vegas drive near rancho. the clark county fire department says... several units caught fire... in a two story apartment building. the red cross is helping those displaced by the blaze. while witnesses say squatters living in vacant apartments are to blame... investigators are working to determine the official cause of the fire. fortunately no injuries were reported. //

((voice of irene proimos/ escaped hotel -- cbsn phoner)) "i just heard a big bang. hang on. was it the fireworks? officials say the hotel's sprinklers and internal fire- fighting systems helped to prevent the spread of the flames. despite the fire -- dubai went ahead with its new year's eve celebration at midnight. ((patrick walker)) fire crews believe it began on the 20-th floor terrace outside the tower.. but they're still trying to figure out exactly what started it./// ((michelle mortensen)) > las vegas just reached a major milestone... ((patrick walker)) the big surprise one couple received.... when they became the 5-thousandth to get a same-sex marriage license./// ((michael stevens)) < michael stevens is live aftermath on the strip > ((michelle mortensen)) > plus... a big party.. in the big apple.. the new year's party in times square that went smoothly.. despite security concerns. ((patrick walker)) > and... start off the year.. by getting your future in order.. the form students should submit today... in order to receive free cash for college./// < welcome to a brig

cbsn. cbs news. always on. >>> now at 11:00 the last minute push for votes. >> right now clouds are streaming into the ohio valley. the forecast is coming up. >>> and turning a cancer battle turning into the mission to help others. the results of a sell fish wish. >> and good evening to you. we begin tonight with the local breaking news alert. from west college hill. at least two people have been shot. police were called just before 58 tonight. one of the victims was a he was taken to the hospital but we don't know the conditions of either of the victims right now. we are looking to learn more information. >>> and one person is dead and seven others hurt in the shooting and stabbing in colorado. police were called when a fight broke out. at supposeman for the denver health medical center says six people have been admitted to the hospital. they are interviewing a person of interest. >>> we are now just two days away from the iowa caucuses. craig was on the campaign trail today. >> reporter: republican

about all of this on your local news on this cbs station and on our 24 hour digital news network, cbsn. it's available on all devices at cbsnews.com. we will of course have a complete wrap up of all of this right here toarnlt on '%hevening news. i'm scott >>> we have been following breaking news this noon just moments ago president obama unveiling the actions he'll be taking to combat gun violence. today, the president sidestepped congress saying he is issuing executive orders on gun control. >>> this has been something he's working to do since the shootings we'll have a full news at 5:00. >>> we have more breaking news to tell you about right now this noon, one u.s. service member is dead, two others afghanistan, this is happening right now, sources tell cbs news, a special operations team came under attack a helicopter went into pick that team up when a mortar went off damaging one of throters. >>> also a big story of the downright cold out there, let's get a look at the boston skyline, it is clear, it is just chilly out there too, with temperatures still below freezing. frigid forec

cbsn. temperatures are dropping and flood waters are rising -- a huge winter storm isn )t finished with hampton roads quite yet. good evening and thanks for joining us tonight - i )m todd corillo. the massive snowstorm moving through the east is responsible for 14 deaths tonight -- here in hampton roads -- highways are becoming even more dangerous so lets get right to the live vipir forecast center. snow and wind, then sunshine....as we move through our saturday evening, bands of snow will continue to fall across parts of hampton roads as the area of low pressure that )s affected us over the past off our coast. there will be some additional snow and ice accumulations tonight as our temperatures continue to fall through the 20s. and because of those bitterly cold temps, black ice on roads, bridges and overpasses will be a major concern tonight through early sunday morning, so be careful. the winds will be a big player in our weather this evening. with strong winds from the north- northwest a

about all of this on your local news on this cbs station and on our 24 hour digital news network, cbsn. it's available on all devices at cbsnews.com. we will of course have a complete wrap up of all of this right here toarnlt on'%hevening nott pelly for cbs news. . >>> thanks for joining us for this abbreviated version of news19 at noon. i'm darci strickland. we start off with headlines making news and columbia. for -- former city councilmember brian dequincey newman and another councilman kelvin washington have both been arrested by the south carolina department of revenue on charges of not paying taxes. >> reporter: brian dequincey newman turned himself in around 8:00 a.m. this morning. kelvin washington, not far behind, around 9:00 a.m. i will show you where they came in at this loading dock outside of the detention center. as you mentioned, they are both report taxes. we had a bond hearing here at 10:00 a.m. a few hours ago. richland county councilman kelvin washington is being represented by mike duncan. he was there as his attorney. according to the department of revenue. washing

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cbsn. cbs news. always on. . >>> next, banned from facebook, the social network's new crack down. they getting engaged? . >>> live from the cbs broadcasting center in new york city. this is cbs 2 news at 11:00. >>> right now danger at home. a boy dies falling out of an apartment window and neighbors fear it could happen begin. >> good morning a tragedy at a energy parking lot has tenants concerned about safety. some say the deadly fall could have been prevented. brian. >> reporter: the hudson county prosecutor's office confirms what neighbors have been telling us here tonight that managed to fall 5 stories down out of an apartment window to his death at the summit plaza apartments. >> he was an adorable little boy he was always smiling. >>> she is heartbroken over what happened at this apartment complex on newark avenue in jersey city saturday afternoon. investigators say at about 2:30 a 4-year-old boy some how fell out an apartment window plunging 5 stories down into a concrete parking lot below. she gets emotional about the boy she knew as joshua. >> i would see him outside. >>>

about all of this on your local news on this cbs station and on our 24 hour digital news network, cbsn. it's available on all devices at cbsnews.com. complete wrap up of all of this right here toarnlt on'%hevening n >>> good afternoon. i'm chris wragge. >>> people are covered from head to toe to cope with the cold. >> john elliott is in the weather center with for more us. >> the sun is shining, crystal clear skies, visibility is you can see for miles and miles but you can see 22, wind out of hour. for many. you thought it was cold this morning, you were right. see these are some of readings we had this morning. monticello leading the pack at 0, danbury at 7 degrees. monticello had a chill of 19 degrees below zero. that observation came in three times. that was a long period where you were 10 orlando 12 degrees below zero. newburgh and jfk 6 degrees below 0 this morning and that was tied with newark. jfk you were not alone. right now the wind chill in the city is only 11. still it's a dangerous the wind will die down a bit this afternoon. i'll tell you what, when you look at what the c

our coverage continues tonight on our 24-hour digital news network cbsn, available on all for now with thanks to the jones day law firm for this view of the capitol, with john dickerson and norah o'donnell, i'm scott pelley, cbs news in washington. captioned by access.wgbh.orgobama gives a rundown of the state of the union.. and his outlook on the year ahead: fixing a broken immigration system. protecting our kids from gun violence. equal pay for equal work, paid leave, raising the minimum wage. it's his eighth and final state of the union... we take you live to a local watch party just wrapping up... and what made this address so different from all of his other one's. ((dave courvoisier)) > calling for a rise in the minimum wage: people are still suffering, wages have been flat. why one group is calling former attorney general catherine cortez masto a hypocrite... as she hopes to bump up the minimum wage to 12- dollars an ((dave courvoisier)) > choking, slapping, and throwing a suspect to the ground. that's what a former metro officer is accused of... we dig through the details of his

by the way, cbs news will be carrying tonight's trump event on our 24-hour digital news service, cbsn. it is available on all devices at cbsnews.com. and cbs news will bring you the next g.o.p. debate. th's saturday evening, february 13th, live from greenville, south carolina. john dickerson is the moderator. now to the democrats. today the underdog got whacked with a newspaper. here's nancy cordes. >> we should move to a medicare for all single payer program. >> reporter: his attract supporters by the thousands, but in a stinging takedown of bernie sanders, the "washington post" editorial board called it "an act." "mr. sanders is not a brave truth teller," they wrote. "he is a politician selling his own brand of fiction by obscuring the true cost of his generous proposal." do they have a point in do voters deserve to have more specifics about how much more in taxes they would pay in a sanders' administration? >> the answer is voters deserve as much information as we can possibly give them. >> reporter: senator sanders has released some details. he'd finance free public college tuitio

our coverage continues tonight on our 24-hour digital news network cbsn, available on all devices on cbsnews.com. for now with thanks to the jones day law firm for this view of the capitol, with john dickerson and norah o'donnell, i'm scott pelley, cbs news in washington., thanks for joining us for a special edition of kpix newa dent obama de >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. thank you for joining us for a special edition of kpix 5 news. a historic night. president obama delivering his final state of the union address. we'll have a full breakdown coming up. >>> first a major development in the raiders push for a new stadium. the team dropped its bid to move to los angeles just hours ago. after a long day of deliberations, the nfl owners approved the relocation of the st. louis rams to l.a. the san diego chargers have the option to join the rams but there is a time limit on that. it leaves the raiders facing an uncertain future. kpix 5's christin ayers at the owners meeting in houston. a wild turn of events. raiders fans breathing a sigh of relief at least for

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but our digital network cbsn shows us why he could stay locked up. >> reporter: good morning, following the podcast serial and hbo "the jynx" now becoming a murderer has become the latest true crime ob sex. it follows christian avery, wrongfully convicted of rape. he spent 18 years in prison. many viewers wonder if he was framed again, this time for murder. >> at this time the court will we the jury find the defendant stephen a. avery guilty of first degree intentional homicide. >> reporter: a jury didn't believe steven avery in 2007 when he insisted he was framed for the murder of photographer teresa har baugh, now facing a life sentence, avery has been given a new sentence, making a murder. this time viewers seem to believe him. more than 200,000 people have signed a petition on change.org and white house.gov demanding avery be pardoned. he has gained celebrity support. mia pharaoh tweeted outrage after watching all ten episodes of "making a murderer." rickzy ki gervais says "making a murderer" zooev deserves a nobel price. >> reporter: he says it ignores much of the incriminating tri

cbsn. >>> next, snow so heavy, a roof collapse. major problems at an ice skating rink. >> plus, live team coverage next. t os >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in new york city. this is cbs 2 news at 11:00. >>> the worst night of my life. >> it's unbelievable. >> the tristate area buried in a blizzard. a state of emergency in effect, mass transit shut down. >> it is really a treacherous, treacherous situation. >> a seasons worth of snow in just one day. intense winds, street flooding, even a roof collapse. >> this is a storm that has a lot of -- packing a lot of punch. >> cars lose control, police and ambulances stuck in the snow and the storm isn't over yet. >> good evening, i'm jake brennan. >> and i'm cindy chu. the snow has not stopped for we're on track to break a record for the most snow in city history. >> mobile 2 is out in times square. one of the few vehicles on the roads right now. new york city is under a travel ban until 7:00 tomorrow morning. that's also when all port authority bridges and tunnels will reopen. nj

be sure to tune into the cbs evening news with scott pelley watch our digital news network, cbsn. it will not be my birthday 3 3 winds will stay breezy today, but temperatures should be a touch warmer as we should reach the lower 30s. wednesday will see a slight chance for light snow during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".our next big system starts moving in thursday evening. overnight thursday will see light snow in the early morning hours of friday where it will continue into friday mid-morning and last until early saturday. latest model trends indicate 1-3" are possible friday, but 3 good morning siouxland, i'm jacob heller.here's a look at your morning news. 3 3 there was a swearing - in ceremony for mayor bob scott and council member rhonda capron yesterday. scott was re - elected in november after running un - opposed for a second four - year term. capron won a second term over tom venesky. both renewed their oaths of office yesterday morning at city hall. mayor scott says he has big plans for the city during the next four

((sot: voice of irene proimos/ escaped hotel l cbsn phoner)) "i just heard a big bang. hang on. was it the fireworks? officials say the hotel's fighting systems helped to prevent the spread of the flames.despite the fire -- dubai went ahead with its new year's eve celebration at midnight.chris martinez, cbs news. 3 officials believe the fire began on a 20th floor terrace outside of the tower.r. authorities are still trying to pinpoint the fire's cause. the us consulate general in dubai is suggesting that us citizens avoid the area.this is the second high-rise fire this year in dubai. 3 3 areas of northern england and scotland were battered by storm frank on wednesday causing severe flooding and leaving thousands without popor. heavy rain will continued to fall across northern england yesterday with the ground still saturated and river levels at recent record highs.a drone flew over peebles in scotland to survey the damage.scottish border's council says this area got the worst ofofthe 3 3 the oigiant b-p evacuated one of its oil installations in the north sea...after a barge brok

evening news with scott pelley tonight and for news anywhere, watch our digital news network, cbsn. we will see you tomorrow. it will not be my birthday you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. everyone, it's now 8:55... a newton man is facing sex abuse charges this morning. 35- year-old jerry fults was arrested monday after spending six months on the run. he's charged with third degree sexual abuse.. in connection to an incident with a 12- year-old girl in october of 20-14. fults is in the jasper county jail this morning. another central iowa man is also charged with sexually abusing a child this morning. des moines police say 49-year-old david allen thomas was living with friends when he started abusing the child over a two-year period while the parents were gone. thomas was in the pottawattamie coun

the "cbs evening news" tonight with scott pelley and work our digital news network 24/7 for news at cbsn. >> debate will go on with or without mr. trump. >> the feud between donald trump and fox news is now on. >> let's address the elephant not in the room. >> will i get more or less votes? nobody knows. >> people my age think you're dishonest. >> i've been on the front lines of change and progress since i was your age. >> i just saw a woman cursing because she could barely get out of her home. >> this is a little ridiculo. snow and nobody is coming. >> it's an around-the-clock massive snow removal effort. >> never seen flooding this bad. >> you want me to go down there with a mop? >> all three men are facing charges of escaping jail. because they are extremely armed >> this is a free-for-all armageddon! >> it's unclear who fired first. >> it's causing contamination. >> toxic lead! >> well have seen the last matchup between tom brady and peyton manning. >> peyton manning, did you ever think in the super bowl, you'd oppose him? >> oh, wow! >> he is one of the first in the nation with a cu

cbsn, always on. >> we are going to the original source of people who know. that's when we know we can report the facts. >> the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >>> men and women are not equal when it comes to heart attacks. often the symptoms and causes are different. according to a new statement by american heart association. here again, is dr. jon lapook. >> looks fantastic in this. >> reporter: two years ago, 54-year-old vanessa noel a shoe designer started having what she called episode. >> i felt chest tightening more than the chest tightening it was radiating up to my bottom jaw. >> three doctors missed the diagnosis. middle of an ultrasound of her heart, the cause became very clear. >> i was told i had a heart attack. and that i was a very lucky girl. that i got there so quickly. if i had left her office, the doctor told me, and did this on the street, i wouldn't have survived. >> heart disease in women is underresearched, underdiagnosed and undertreated. >> reporter: dr. holly anderson cardiologist with perlman heart institute at new york presby

be sure to tune into the cbs tonight and for news anywhere, watch our digital news network, cbsn. we will see you tomorrow. it will not be my birthday >>> it is 8:55. i am kathryn hauser. you have a very frigid forecast. >>> the wind chill, the real feel value is still sitting subzero across new england. six below. -- six below in boston. the real feel brings us to the single digits and team -- teens. at least, the sun will be shining but not for everybody. we are tracking those ocean effect snow bands from plymouth and the cape cod 10 -- cape cod canal. we have already had a coating of up to 2 inches in some of these spots. we will get an additional inch in the city. 40 by the afternoon. traffic and weather together. >>> daniel, an accident on 128 causing problems now. northbound. there is still debris in the roadway. also creating delay on the southbound side with some rubbernecking. from stoneham to boston, a 30 minute ride. the worst is to the south in northbound side of furnace brook to columbia road, that will take it 20 minutes. >> making news we have been following from wh