and this is charlotte after. she's now almost completely seizure-free. >> [ smacks lips ] >> charlotte's web is a strain of marijuana that has very little thc, the property that is psychoactive, but it has a lot of cbds, the mystery compound that many believe has significant medicinal value. i'm just gonna guess -- you are not cannabis-using people. >> no. >> no. >> didn't know the first thing about it. >> [ laughs ] federal law prohibits transporting marijuana across state lines, so the flemings couldn't get charlotte's web in texas, leaving them, they say, with little choice. >> we packed up our house, shoved three kids and two dogs in the van, and we drove out here. and here we are. >> how's your new school? >> it's pretty good. i made some friends, but there's a kid next to me, and it's trouble. >> yeah? really? >> today he gave me a bad compliment. >> what he tell you? >> he said, "hey, where've you been, smoking weed?" >> [ chuckling ] really? that's what he said to you? medicinal marijuana has been legal i

charlotte: t there have indeed.e arere hearing at least seven people have been killed in the netherlands and here in germany. one man sadly lost his life not far from where we are here in berlin. he is understood to have in killed and his vehicle. we know as this storm barreled its way across the country it left a widee spread damage, stillborn to have to wait until the morning to assess exactly how bad that damage is, but with up to 200 kilometer an hour wind , the worst storm in 10 years you're in germany. we are expecting severe damage. brent: what about thth outlook fofor the nenext few ho, charlotte? charlotte: we understand that the center of the storm has now papassed through germany and is traveling east. it is not expepected to get much worsrse weatherwise here i in germany, but as i was saying, therere was stillll a lot otitio try y to assess the e damage acs the country a and take stock of the loss of life a as well heret we have e seven peopople annound to have been killed so far in that year could rise.

station high charlotte what if things been like there this morning. samy yes it's a very long and uncertain way for the people standing here behind me a balun central station they want to know are they going to be as you get a train out to the station this morning many people have been waiting since yesterday when trains were initially counseled to leave the city they've been stranded since then now more trains cancelled this morning somehow believing very few though most of the trains on the board behind me on no longer running said people are potentially facing hours of waiting time to see if they can get on a train out of the city some people that we have spoken to say that they were planning on going to bet they party in frog prague lots of people have events coming out that they simply conks get to anymore so there isn't very a gloomy faces here this is courses being played out at train stations across germany scenes like this people waiting to see if they can get on long distance trains we know that in the south of germany some trains are runnin

our correspondent charlotte potts in berlin tonight. thank you, charlotte.e are some of the other stories now making headlines around the world. at least 15 people are dead after a powerful rainstorm triggered flash floods and mudslides in southern californiaia. thousands fled from their homes as the heavy rains sent to mud and rocks pouring down hills stripped of vegetation by recent wildfires. there has been some relief for the roughly 13,000 tourists trapped in a swiss ski resort. that is due to heavy snowfall there. trains are due to resume service later today after being cut off for two days with helicopter airlifts ongoing. two senior british officials have urged germany to support a deal protecting london's finance sector after brexit. the european union's chief brexit negotiator has ruled out including such a deal in future talks on trade with britain. a government spokesman says britain does not intend to break ranks with the eu on this issue. south korea's president says he is willing to meet his north korean counterpart under certain conditions. p

so, yeah, we obviously have the lovely picture of princess charlotte.rst things leading into that. april, prince william and the duchess of cambridge are going to have their third baby. indeed. it is also their wedding anniversary. ok. a very happy time in the spring. and then a month later, the wedding of meghan markle and prince harry. a bucket load of royal engagements to see us through. thank you for coming in. we appreciate your input on the news briefing. a look at stories in the media. one more story. forest fires i still raging in argentina's mendoza forest. 100,000 hectares are thought to have been burned. temperatures over a0 degrees have caused them to spread further. that is the briefing. i will see you $0011. is the briefing. i will see you soon. thanks for watching. pretty typicaljanuary weather this week. a lot of cloud around, on the cool side, could have a lot of mist and fog and also some frost too with limited amounts of sunshine. we're starting tuesday off on a very cloudy note. not so cold because of the cloud apart from some places

on the story tonight from berlin central train station charlotte thank you very much as u.s. president prepares to mark one year in office a scathing report from human rights watch in its two thousand and eighteen report on human rights around the world u.s. president donald trump's embrace of authoritarian leaders is blamed for encouraging oppression in their countries here's human rights watch is executive director can the throw. trump in many ways is a bit of a disaster for human rights domestically he's broken all the two crews against against racism against the side against seen a phobia in his foreign policy and he has this insatiable admiration for strong and so he embraces people like putin their area one c.c. or two ten today and of course this makes it much more difficult to stigmatize these authoritarian leaders when trump says these are great guns i was convinced roth there on trump and his strong men here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world fifty two people died when a bus burst into flames in kazakhstan five managed to es

all right charlotte the s.p.d. has made its move there in for these talks what's the next move for the c.d.u. and the c.s.u. . well the conservatives on meeting right behind me they have just arriving but very insistent party is meeting tomorrow we've been hearing from them that they said look we are not going to make any more concessions we are going to take the results of these exploratory talks and take them into the coalition talks but we're not going to make concessions to the social democrats so the big question here is how far are the conservatives willing to go to make the social democrats happy in the long run so they can take up the vote with their membership base which will after the coalition talks vote on whether this new government will actually be in place or not so it's going to be some interesting weeks on this road to a new german government which if everything goes well we might see in the beginning of april so still a long time to go. the cat out of the bag there this is not a done deal the memb

>> charlotte. >> charlotte, great. that's fantastic. you, on behalf of charlotte, thank you very much, and our country. >> thank you. >> mr. president, thank you for having me. behalf of 265,000 employees across the globe, 70,000 in the you again for having us. >> great company. thank you very much. great job. >> mr. president, thank you for the invitation. nestle was cofounded by americans who moved to war.erland after the today we employ 50,000 people in the united states. we operate 77 plants. almost everything we sell is made.y we are excited about what's going on. of nestleple think for candy, but i read the other that's actually only 3% of your company. what is your primary product now? infant nutrition, water, pet food. >> yes. done.tic job you've thank you very much. >> yes. know -- probably do not [inaudible] you.'re tiny, compared to but one is in new york. and also in san francisco. >> has it all gone very well? to really be going smoothly. a lot of really good relationships. >> and even what i mentioned mr. president, the wo

it happened early this morning in york county about 20 miles southeast of charlotte. the charlotte nbc station says three deputies and a police officer responded to a domestic violence call. the suspect took off and police say later opened fire while on the run. two separate times. during the second shooting the gunman was shot and taken into custody. so far there is no update on the condition of the officers. >>> also breaking overnight, another mistaken missile warning, this time in japan. >> a broadcaster is apologizing after a news alert went out on its website. the correction was issued five minutes after the initial report. this comes days after a false alarm in hawaii sent people into a panic over the weekend. that correction took nearly 40 minutes to make. >>> developing this morning a chp officer is hospitalized following a chain reaction crash in the east bay. it happened last night on highway 4 near port chicago highway in north concord. authorities say a parked suv flild over after being struck. it partially landed on top of the officer who was riding up a

the possibility of an inch or two in charlotte. raleigh could be the bull's-eye there, around three to four inches. also areas around portland to down east maine, it looks another one, two, maybe three at most inches additional in areas of central new england. new york city, d.c., and philly wasn't the storm for scandal. that's next here on "early today." your privacy makes you my number 1 place to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it cleans away odors. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze small spaces to clean away odors for up to 30 days. breathe happy with febreze. new kellogg's chocolate frostmmmflakes. chocolatey! mmm mmm mmmmmm yeah, chocolate! chocolatey. crunch into chocolatey gr-r-reatness. they're gr-r-reat! pain from chest congestion can make this... when you have a cold, ...feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol®. ...perfectly seasoning our ohillshire farm smoked s

charlotte: yes, for sure.s of criticism today, and i would rather call it progress than a breakthrough. we have to remember that this topic of family reunification has been heatedly discussed since the so-called refugee crisis in 2015. and the number of refugees actually affected is around 150,000 -- a rather small number if you think about the more than 800,000 people that came at the height of the refugee crisis. but it is a matter of integration, a matter of migration that has been attached to this question. it has been heatedly discussed and finally the two parties -- could present an agreement today and both parties claiming victory. the social democrats are saying, look, we have 1000 people a month being able to join with their family members in germany starting this august. that is a major breakthrough. and also in cases of hardship, refugees can still come to germany. family members can still come to germany. then we have the conservatives on the other side, who are saying now we have limited once and

>> charlotte. >> charlotte, great. that's fantastic. well, thank you, on behalf of charlotte, thank you very much, and our country. >> thank you. >> mr. president, thank you for having me. on behalf of 265,000 employees across the globe, 70,000 in the u.s., thank you again for having us. >> great company. thank you very much. great job. >> mr. president, thank you for the invitation. nestle was cofounded by americans who moved to switzerland after the war. today we employ 50,000 people in the united states. we operate 77 plants. almost everything we sell is locally made. we are excited about what's going on. pres. trump: and people think of nestle for candy, but i read the other day, that's actually only 3% of your company. what is your primary product now? >> coffee, infant nutrition, water, pet food. pres. trump: yes. fantastic job you've done. thank you very much. >> yes. what you probably do not know -- [inaudible] one third of the staff is working in new york and now the --ter for pres. trump: that is very good. that is successful.

the possibility of an inch or two in charlotte. raleigh could be the bull's-eye there, around three to four inches. also areas around portland to down east maine, it looks another one, two, maybe three at most inches additional in areas of central new england. new york city, d.c., and philly wasn't the s snowflakes that a. look how cold it is still in the south. atlanta with a high of 30 after snow this morning. even in the northeast, things will quickly clear out for this evening's commute. >> bill, thank you. >>> the skies over detroit lit up literally. video shows the sky briefly illuminated before a loud crash. residents across the area who took to social media report seeing a bright fireball fly across the sky last night. some are speculating it may have been a meteor. so far the national weather service has not confirmed what that event was. >>> coming up, a news story about a former cia operative arrested for possibly spying for china and handing over the true identities of some u.s. spies. >>> plus new details surrounding t

some poll and a very busy berlin central station thank you charlotte. staying here in germany on the americans troubles in forming a new government run up against another major hurdle on sunday the social democrats are set to vote on whether to start formal coalition talks with the chancellor's conservatives as the leader martin shultz and the party executive have already agreed now the rank and file needs to endorse the decision refusal by s.p.d. delegates to hold further talks could lead to new elections or a minority government for the first time in germany's post-war era our political correspondent thomas sparrow is standing by for us with more on the story hi thomas good morning to you so how likely is it that we're going to see another grand coalition for germany or depend the century on that event on sunday that you've been talking about sumi the. conference of the social democrats where martin shows on the party leadership will try to convince the six hundred delegates that they should support formal negotiations for an another grand coalition t

let's go right to do the views charlotte shall some tell at berlin central station hi charlotte what are things like there this morning. i see me as it is a very long and uncertain wait for the dozens of people who are standing here in a queue behind me waiting to find out whether or not they will be able to leave the city today we estimated estimated that some two hundred people are standing in queue at the moment there's been a steady stream of people arriving throughout the morning the queue goes well along the train station in front of me while people at the front of the queue say they've been waiting over an hour to find out exactly what's happening and now we know that some trains are leaving at the moment although they've been a lot of cancellations again this morning we spoke to one woman who said she looked at the train at this morning's thought her train was earning came to the station only to find out that no she has a wait at least several hours ahead of the train that has been canceled let's not forget that some people have been waiting here since yesterday evening this

charlotte shares a resemblance to her father's mother.e was a young lady diana spencer when she was around charlotte's age. what a cutie. whoever she looks like, we to see her play a part in harry and meghan's i-dos. just 130 days away. a lot of people excited about that. >> oh, yeah. and her walking down will be one of my most favorite moments. >> that is heavily anticipated. >>> so is this. oprah possibly running for president. will she do it? if one person knows, it's gayle king. >> oprah has a very nice life. she's doing very well for herself. it's not like -- this is not something she's seeking. but it is a very intriguing idea. i actually liked the sound of president winfrey. now you have to convince her. >> reporter: it was oprah's partner of 32 years who propelled the debate when he told "the los angeles times" sunday, quote, she would absolutely do it. >> a new day is on the horizon! [ cheers and applause ] >> i have people calling me who say, i'll be her campaign manager. i'll quit my job. i think it's something she would have t

enthusiastically welcome charlotte williams. [applause] ever lovedhave you the body of a woman or the body of a man? these are exactly the same to all in all nations over time. whitman, 1855. , but it shouldld not define you. who you love should not define you. it does not solely let someone see you for wearing a necklace. it does not make it dress any less of a dress. i sexuality does not make me less of an artist, a dancer or a person. when i read that emails asking me what the sexual offense act meant to me, it was simple. it means remembering those who fought not to be defined by who they love. people who knew not what it was like to live in freedom. artists and poets and activists all fighting for one cause. women painted in a passionate kiss. twice asinted intentions to commit sodomy. don richwood talent died in a workhouse. oscar wilde wrote at length behind prison doors. edmund, virginia woolf, some names forgot and. some names live long to tell the tales of the fight of freedom of love. to me the sexual offense act mean

joining us now, the writer of that cover story, national correspondent for "time" magazine, charlotte alter.

hen will that be developed >> charlotte. >> thank you on behalf of charlotte. >> mr. president, thank you for happening -- having me. great job. >> mr. president, thank you for the invitation. by two compounded americans who moved to switzerland after the civil war. plants.te 77 almost everything we sell is locally made. isare excited about what going on. >> people think of nestle for candy, i read the other day that that is only 3% of your company. what is your primary products now? >> coffee, pet food. >> fantastic job you are doing. thank you so much. >> [indiscernible] you.e tiny compared to one third of the south is working in new york. some in san francisco. well, it all gone very because it seems to run smoothly. a lot of really good relationships. >> even more, what i mentioned , it is a. president very business driven approach. i think many of the issues can be much faster and more efficient. that is what we are doing. we are creating issues between business, and it to a certain extent, the next generation it to make sure that we really have a pragmatic appro

charlotte, 34. cold air rushing to the south. it hasn't pushed yet.as a windchill of 7. brutally cold stuff in the southern half of the country. as far as the snow goes, this is mostly during the day today from charlotte, columbia, raleigh. the blue is two inches. dark blue near three. a possibility of four inches. winter storm warnings is canceled throughout the region. as far as the snow goes in the northeast, only an additional 1 to 2 inches out of this. just the timing of it this morning during the morning rush hour has a lot of schools delayed and canceled. the evening ride is fine just about everywhere. most of this mess is over with. >> safe to say it is not panning out as everyone thought it would be, bill? i know yesterday we were looking at slightly over four inches. >> new york city is probably one of the only areas that dodged it. 36 degrees in new york and rain. it was supposed to be a little colder. >> i feel there will be a lot of happy kids today but not a lot of happy parents. >>> demonstrations in bolivia turn violent angry at new la

kensington palace released new photos of princess charlotte moments before she went off to her first day of nursery school, sporting a red coat and pink scarf. the palace says mom, kate middleton, took the pictures herself. charlotte turns 3 in may, and this spring she's also set to become a big sister. >>> when we come back, it all comes down to this. all the excitement surrounding tonight's college football showdown in the south. rain. i )m tracking where the flood danger is the highest. also -- a rough evening on the roads. are you obeying the new weather driving law? what every driver must do... when it rains. next at 6 right now at 6: we )re under a microclimate weather alert. >>> finally, it's a night millions of college football fans have been waiting for. the national championship game between s.e.c. conference rivals alabama and georgia. and in this southern showdown, it's either go big or go home. our gabe gutierrez has more from atlanta on the big game. >> reporter: in the deep south, neither rain -- >> let's go! >> reporter: -- nor sleet -- >> i ain't never seen no dog be

outside charlotte, north carolina, two people were killed in this crash. and near raleigh, a desperate rescue attempt when a 13-year-old boy fell through ice into this pond. >> i was just walking, and the ice cracked and i fell in. >> reporter: across the south, thousands without power due to strong wind gusts. in virginia beach, residents turned to shelters for safety. in connecticut, it was near whiteout conditions. >> it's freezing. if you don't belong to be out here, you shouldn't be out here. >> reporter: the snow was too much for some structures to hold. >> there it goes. >> reporter: watch as this roof of this gas station collapses in new jersey. a state of emergency declared in the state as well as in new york. >> from my point of view, nothing is worth endangering human life. >> reporter: on long island, homes burned on oak island. what's worse, fire crews were delayed getting there by boat because of heavy ice conditions on the water. for others, it was a day of digging out. 69-year-old ann got help from friends clearing a half foot of snow from

ok found charlotte there was charlotte devinsky there for us in berlin. another news one of britain's leading girls' schools has decided to stop referring to its pupils as girls and the controversial move to adopt more gender neutral language grammar school here for girls defended the policy saying it is trying to break in grain habits to help students with gender identity issues adding that we welcome and celebrate diversity although the move has got people wondering how the girls' school should now be described. well in fact the school has said it's got no plans to drop the word girls from its title but we did ask some locals there what they think of the gender neutral policy . the majority girls would be happy to be called girls ridiculous i think girls are girls and boys are boys there's too many pressures on pupils too much attempt to move everything towards gender neutrality i think it's actually leads to more confirmation. rather than clarification this is a girls' school and it's extraordinary that children are being encouraged to go along the pat

and charlotte author. the story about the first time female candidates, almost all democrats trying to now run for office partly as a response to the trump presidency. charlotte, first to you, i saw you were sharing pictures from the protests yesterday. you noticed out there on the march rout routes people holding up your magazine cover which must have been an unusual sight. what city was that in and what did it mean to you to see your story being held up like that? >> i mean that particular image that you just shared, that was from the bay area march. people were sending me photos from the upper west side, from dallas. i have to say i was covering the march yesterday and didn't see them myself. they were sent to me by other people. but it was interesting to see a story kind of resonate, and people hold up that image as a symbol of what's happening here. >> what's the most important takeaway from your cover story? we had women's marches one year ago this weekend, and now a second round this weekend. >> i t

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mark strassmann, cbs news, charlotte, north carolina. >> glor: really great.vening news" inight. i'm jeff glor. good night. gaptioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org are you willing to cough up 8 or 9 bucks to cross bay area bridges? a p hike.. n >>> kpix5 news begins with a big question for commuters. are you willing to cough up eight or nine bucks to cross bay area bridges? a proposed new toll hike now in the hands of voters. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. since voters approved the hike in june tolls would go up on all seven state run bridges by $1 next year., another $1 in 2022 and one dollars more in 2025. kpix5's wilson walker is live on treasure island with a look at what we'll get for our money. >> reporter: it will be officially called region measure 3 and requires a simple majority vote among the nine counties, but yeah, where would all that money go? >> aye. anybody opposed? that it would be a unanimous vote. >> reporter: and with that vote by the mtc you will be voting on the nex

ok thanks charlotte the charlotte busy for him berlin. brand new u.s. submarine project set to be delivered in twenty thirty one could be left dead in the water before it's even got going it is being compared to america's most costly fighter jet the f. thirty five which has been widely slammed by experts for its technical failure to santiago reports. meet the colombia class submarines the u.s. navy's in business project to replace old nuclear submarines said to be decommissioned from twenty twenty seven twelve ballistic missile submarines all carry seventy percent of america's nuclear arsenal and are supposed to be packed with new technologies the columbia class submarine program is well positioned to provide needed capability at an affordable price on the time i need to meet national strategic deterrent requirements the new class isn't expected to enter service until twenty thirty one but already at a design stage it's causing some huge concerns the u.s. government accountability office is latest report highlights quite a few problems with the super pr

headquarters in berlin is our political correspondent charles potts who joins us now welcome to charlotte we know that these exploratory talks that they're set to continue until thursday and there's a lot at stake right now for anglo american right. everything is really at stake for chancellor merkel it's a make or break moment these talks for her she has to convince her party leadership and also the social democrats that's another grand coalition a grand coalition two point zero and a continuation so of the last four years is a good idea and there's a lot of opposition against that in both parties more on the grassroots so she has a lot to do if these talks fail that would mean that there is there are two options left in minority government which tends to america has already said that she does not want to go into or new elections and if new elections are called and the big question is what she posts again as the leader of her party as the head of a party and could there be another four chance or so it might very well if these talks fail be the end of her chancellorship so the big questio

s charlotte posse is at the social democrats care where the talks are taking place charlotte negotiators save the most contentious issues for last what are the main obstacles and how tough will it be to overcome them. well let me start with the good news first there are certainly things that the two parties have agreed on are ready we are hearing that they for example want to increase a police force something uncontroversial or that they if agreed on a new immigration law to attract workers skilled workers from beyond europe to germany so there are certainly things they agree upon but as we heard the chancellor in the piece before there are big hurdles still to overcome for example the issue of refugee policies especially the issue of family reunification for refugees from civil war torn areas that will be discussed though we're hearing that the social democrats might be able to separate fights on that another issue is the budgeting there are forty five billion euros to give away for certain project who gets what and another contentious issue europe though both parties make it a priority

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he quit his job on wall street and moved to charlotte to drive her to doctors and chemosessions. he noticed many patients. older, lower income missed treatments because they had no reliable ride. >> it was heartbreaking and unfair to see that some people didn't hatch the exact same shot at beating cancer as others. >> reporter: in december 2016, bolster's mother died. he launched chemo-cars. it coordinates with uber and lyft and donations pay for the ride. >> so once the ride comes, all of the stress is gone. >> yeah, i am good. >> once you are here, you are good. >> yes, i am praying it will help a whole lot of other people. >> since last march. chemo-cars provided more than 2000 ride. >> your mom the inspiration in some senses is she along for every ride. >> everyone who calls chemo-cars is actually calling my mom's old phone number the she kind of lives on with every ride. >> bolster filled a gap in cancer care. with kindness. mark strassmann, cbs news, charlotte, north carolina. >>> that it the "overnight news" for this thursday. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm jeric

it happened on charlotte drive near charlotte commons park. the victim died at the scene. police do not have a description of the shooter. ( james ) a 70-year old man is charged with attempted murder after he drove his car up on the curb in the castro district of san francisco. he is also being charged with hit-and-run and d-u-i. this was the scene at 18th and castro streets saturday afternoon. police say the suspect... kenneth rotter... lives in his car with his dog. he is accused of hitting parking meters and trees. then backing into a deli and then driving away on the wrong side of the street. ( james ) a man is in jail this morning... in connection with a hit-and-run in san pablo. it happened saturday morning on brookside drive near 23rd street. officers found a 33-year-old man suffering from multiple injuries. police then found an unoccupied sedan in the area that had front-end damage authorities say 19-year-old corell hackett was the driver. hackett was arrested... and booked for felony hit and run. the victim is in critical condition.. ( james ) new this morning...

cap charlotte is about here. indian towns are here. in the meantime, indians at point pleasant have recovered. they are now advancing on camp charlotte. the terms dunmore offers some are surprisingly easy. the indians are told they have to release the captives they took natalie in this war but attend a pontiacs were and if they still had in it they did not repatriate after the french and indian war, those as well. they have to respect the boundaries established by the treaty of fort stanwix and the two treaties that followed afterwards. that the ohio is the line of the extent of the settlement. the riverhave to open back up to river traffic and virginia and pennsylvania are competing for the indian trade. dunmore demands virginia big the most -- the the most favored nation when it comes to indian trade. six they demand is hostages. that is typical of the indian diplomacy. when the indians were losing the battle is not uncommon for them to say, ok let's have a peace treaty and then not show up for the real treaty. that as honest and use

good for you, charlotte. thanks for that great story. i'm dana perino.w is shepard smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 at the white house where we're investigating the report that president trump once tried to fire the special counsel, robert mueller. we'll tell you what our reporters hear from sources inside the white house and how the president is denying the story. president trump on retweeting a far-right british group. >> given the amount of offense it caused, do you regret the retweets? >> no. >> do you wish you hadn't done it? >> the debate over the dreamers. people as children were brought here to the united states by their parents without documents. the white house with a new plan giving nearly two million a pass to citizenship. the one democrats says is not a pr

it might explain their surgery a little bit more to them. >> reporter: charlotte is expecting to havete up and running soon. >> wow what a thoughtful little girl. >> for those patients to know that little girl went through the same kind of thing. >> cares. >> absolutely much that's great. >>> welcoming up, being belicheck, it ain't easy especially in eagles territory as our ♪ >> when the eagles take to the field on super bowl sunday they'll be staring over at someone who many love to hate. the thing is bell belicheck is doing something right. he has five super bowl rings with the patriots. >> that's pretty successful. >> yeah. >> our hank flynn thought he'd check out belicheck poggings style in center city. here's what he found out. ♪ >> you can't easy to be bill belicheck why would the new england patriots head coach be such a crank. >> you got a lot of stuff on your mind. right now i'm just focused on dener. >> belicheck's press conferences legendary for short answers awkward silences. >> so, um --ing. >> the man is has won five super bowls with new england why the long face. i carv

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near charlotte commons park. police found one man dead after responding to reports of shots fired. it is not clear what led up to the shooting and no arrestvise been made. >>> san francisco police have now arrested a man for driving his van up on to a busy castro sidewalk business. they thought he jumped the curb. he is facing charges of attempted murder, aggravated assault, hit and run and driving under the influence. rodder hit several parking meters and trees and backed into rossi's deli. no pedestrians or any other vehicles were hit. rodder who lives with his dog in his van told police he was having problems with the van's brakes. >>> several beaches in mont ray county remain closed after sewage spills into the bay. moner mont ray says there was a treatment at the facility and about 4.4 million gallons of waste water was spilled into the bay. contact with the water could cause illness. once samples show it is same for contact, beaches will reopen. >>> a student who was detained by agents for nearly three week

for a name. >> as i looked at the doctor i said, we're going to call her beyonce. >> baby charlotte is now 6 weeks old. family name? >> nope. we just really liked it. it's a name that we liked. there's no real big reason to it. >> i love that. >> the biggest show in nyc is the ps 11 talent show right here! >> the proud papa visited a new york city school to watch the kids perform. his mum and dad came along and told me james was the ultimate theater kid back in the day. >> there was one production where he didn't have -- >> i'm worried about what you're about to say. >> he didn't have such a big role, right? but he stopped the show with his ad-libbing. he went on and on and on with this ad-lib. >> i know you can't believe that now. >> as part of "blue jacket day" promoting children's literacy, james read the classic book "peter rabbit" to the kids. >> peter sneezed. ah-choo! >> in the new move, corden brings the famous flair to the bunny. >> do the kids understand that you're in the movies now? that's going to be your voice? like, peter rabbit sounds a lot like dad. >> i think they

let's bring in charlotte shell some pill she is at berlin central station with the latest hi charlotte what's the situation like there this morning. it is a very uncertain way to see me for the hundreds of travelers who gathered here on this very chilly morning to find out whether or not they're going to be able to get out if the city we're estimating that some two hundred people is standing in a queue haith information to try and find out exactly whether or not they'll be able to get on a train this morning the hugo's almost halts the length of the station i'm being told that people who are at the front of the queue have waited for over an hour now some of them are lucky will be lucky some of them will be able to get on trains their os and some trains that are running to hamburg for example others they will be turned away i've spoken to some people who say that they tried to get a train last night they were forced to spend the night at a hotel they had to say they say they had to pay for it themselves they're not clear whether or not at this point they're going to be able to get a ref