kingsley in charlotte, north carolina on the line for democrats. caller: two quick comments. i am tired of our resident. he is exhausting. every day. the wholeand country is worn ou. daily chaos. now i don't ever watch tv because he is exhausting. he aggrandize us himself. have patience with democratic party leadership. it has no leadership. they are dos style. and talkot stand up with the members in congress. countryabdicated their to trump who is taking our country to a dictatorship. ryan and the senate leader have practically given our country to a dictatorship and he should be prosecuted. how do you start a separate investigation from your own committee? and he should be prosecuted. vincent in alabama on the line for republicans. ahead. caller: yes sir. i'm calling about our little town. usased to have a capital and i was just wondering are we going to be able to get our sock factory back in the united states? paynest directly in fort but a few areas in and around north alabama. host: when did they leave? back in i think 2004 or 2005. somewhere in that area. some of them

she disappeared in september, aged 19 and her body was found to weeks later in charlotte, north carolina, hund miles away. virginia house bill 260 is unofficially known as the ashanti alert. a new elected delegate filed the bill when the legislation convenes and it would create the critically missing adult program. they believe there needs to be something in place for state police to activate suspicious situations like their daughter's. >>> a dramatic fire at the washington marina with flames moving through the boats at the james creek marina. d.c. firefighters contained the fire but the boat didn't survive. hazmat units were called in to deal with the fuel that spilled into the waterway. no one was hurt and investigators are working to see what caused the fire. >>> our temperatures were so cold that flares were used to thaw frozen hydrants before they could put out a fire. this happened when a spring. montgomery county fire crews worked quickly to thaw out the hydrant and put out the flames. >> still ahead, how your kids are addicted to their smartphones. apple is under new pressure to

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

in charlotte, north carolina where around four inches of snow fell this car lost an axel. police responded to almost 200 wrecks in that area alone today. in atlanta, where temperatures hovered in the teens all morning, two inches of snow fell, and the normally busy roadways were empty. but there were long lines at atlanta's airport, not only due to caenlsed flights but because t.s.a. workers couldn't make it in. many schools across the region are closed for the second day in a row. >> the kids like it. the parents, you know, it gets old. i-- i've missed a lot of work too much. >> reporter: here in greensboro, we've seen at least eight inches of snow fall so far. take a look at this. this is what roads look like throughout north carolina, a layer of snow and ice. we made a treacherous drive from charlotte to greensboro watching vehicles spin out. the state police have responded to more than 1500 crashes today and, jeff we watched police cars spin out, too. >> glor: scary. kris van cleave, thank you very much. it is not just the cold that is closing schools. in some cases, i

now of course that made me change my view of the story charlotte north carolina, banking center, verywealthy country clubs and mansions, they have the problem a that problemi think that it is into some larger questions of the as americans how we view pane and what we want to deal with. >> i want to follow-up on your comment about the horrific role that is played by grandparents. i held a hearing in the committee to look at this issue and grandparents raising their grandkids due to the opioid crisis. just as an important statistic i will tell you that in my state, between 2010 to 2015, the number of grandparents taking care of their grandchildren and being solely responsible for their care soared by 24% and it's because of the opioid epidemic. >> i think that is what is happening. i think that story is repeated in many states in the country. thank you for your good work. senator murray, do you have additional questions? i just want to thank the witness for being here today. your name has been pronounced a lot of different ways. [laughter] can you pronounce it. quinoes. [laughter] [laug

one school near charlotte, north carolina, is closing for the rest of the week after 160 students camen with flu-like symptoms. >> a baltimore hospil circumstances behind a disturbing video. a man says he recorded hospital security guards wheeling this woman to the bus stop wearing only her hospital gown then leaving her in the cold. he called 911 and says medics brought her back to the hospital. now, that hospital confirms that she was discharged from the emergency department saying, quoting here, this unfortunate event is not representative of our patient-centered mission. while there are many circumstances of this patient's case that we cannot address publicly, in the end we clearly failed to fulfill our mission with this patient. >>> the faa's investigating another close call at san francisco international airport. anary rowmexico flight nearly landed on the wrong runway heading straight toward a virgin american flight packed with passengers before air traffic control alerted the pilots. it's the second close call at the airport in recent months. in july an air canada flight nearly

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

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organizations it is it is really a change and it's very heartening to say the newly elected mayor of charlotte north carolina urged marchers in that city to seize the moment we're all here because we care deeply about the well being of women and we want to promote a safe and productive environment for women that means equal pay for equal work some marchers say trump's presidency has underscored the need to take politics seriously finally people understand that you have to vote not only for the presidency but you have to vote for your congressman you have to vote in local sections you have to vote for these people who are in office for so long what we often forget is though the local governments what's going on affecting their day to day i think engagement either if it's local and running the war with more more voters is going to help us the telestrator say this is what democracy looks like but in the united states it's not just enough to take to the streets and exercise one's first amendment rights it's also about getting involved in the political process and the organizers hope that's the legacy of this yea

. >> authorities in charlotte, north carolina say jonathan bennett drove up to a group of at least sixrs in a parking lot and started shooting, one officer hit in the leg before police returned fire killing bennett. >> he ambushed us, shot at us, things like this make you appreciate people who voluntarily put their lives on the line. some people use that against us. heather: bennett was wanted for killing his girlfriend and kidnapping there 2-month-old daughter, that little girl is okay so that is good news in all that. the man indicted on terrorism charges in an isis inspired suicide bombing attack, then pleading not guilty telling a judge at this moment not guilty that he's charged with providing support to a terrorist organization, the only person seriously injured when a pipe bomb partially detonated a bus terminal during new york city's rush-hour last month, he could face life in prison if convicted. 120 million americans in the path of the deadly winter storm, the same when it sparked devastating mudslides in california targeting the midwest and the east unleashing whiteout condi

mark strassmann, cbs news, charlotte, north carolina. >>> that it the "overnight news" for this thursday. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm jericka duncan. aplautz as larry nassar was sentenced in the child sex scandal that rocked the sports world. the just did more than just throw the book at nassar former doctor for usa gymnastics she sent him away up to 175 years and told him, i just stiend your death warrant. dr. jon lapook reports. >> your decision to assault was precise, calculated, manipulative. >> the judge did not buy nassar's apology reading aloud parts of the let here had writ in to her last week. >> what i did in the state cases was medical, not sexual. the media convinced them that everything i did was wrong and bad. they feel i broke their trust. hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. the judge told nassar his treatments were not medical and reminded him he admitted wrongdoing in his plea deal. >> because you are guilty, aren't you? >> as the procession of victims came to a close, rachel denhollander called for the maximum sentence. >> so i ask how much is a little

in charlotte, north carolina where 4 inches of snow fell. >>> the infection is why spread in every state school districts have been closed down. omar v echtillafranca is in dal. >> cough. fever. >> for the past few days, 13-year-old morrow has been coughing running a fever. two sisters at home have the flu. so his mother, laura garza brought him to children's health in dallas. >> last year they didn't get sick on me or nothing like that. just this year, i guess, it was their time. guessing to get the flu. >> cdc says flu related hospitalizations nationwide nearly doubled last week. the doctor says this its one of the worst outbreaks he has seen firsthand. >> we are seeing a lot of children with cough, runny nose, high fevers. they get that muscle ache, chills. and just really feel miserable. >> reporter: all schools in bonham texas clovesed until next week. after 244 students called in sick a cross the border, clagss at all of the schools in hugo, oklahoma were shut down. 168 students there have the flu. cala buchanan. try to protect them as much as you can. can't help it. >> the flu has

in charlotte, north carolina where 4 inches of snow fell. this car lost an axel.d to almost 200 wrecks in the area alone today. in atlanta, where temperatures hovered in the teens all morning, two inches of snow fell and the normally busy roadways were empty. but there were long lines at atlanta's airport. not only due to canceled flights. tsa workers couldn't make it in. many schools are closed for the second day in a row. >> the kids like it. the parents it gets old. >> flu is spreading like wildfire. it is why spread in every state except hawaii. so bad in texas, entire school districts have been closed down. here its omar villafranca. >> cough. fever. >> for the past few days, 13-year-old morrow has been coughing running a fever. two sisters at home have the flu. so his mother, laura garza brought him to children's health in dallas. >> last year they didn't get sick on me or nothing like that. just this year, i guess, it was their time. guessing to get the flu. >> cdc says flu related hospitalizations nationwide nearly doubled last week. the doctor says this i

the waiver impacts 14 airports, the largest charlotte, north carolina. >>> let's see what it looks likeound here. no freezing weather. >> no, it's even warmer here than this time yesterday. temperatures are anywhere from about 18 to 25 degrees warmer in places like omaha, chicago, and rapid city. that still puts you around 10 to 20 degrees for a temperature right now and then you factor in the winds and it feels like 6 below. 14 below in minneapolis where they don't mind. a look at what's going on from san rafael. use this as the backdrop. today showers develop especially around noon and into the afternoon and evening hours. no spare the air today. showers, a possibility of lightning tonight. and the extended tracking one more storm for tomorrow night. a slight chance tuesday. let's focus in on this one. it's of so slowly drawing near. showers and thunderstorms. when do they get here? after the morning commute from 9:00 to noon you can see them march their way to the coast and into our neighborhoods and then scattered throughout the afternoon picking up during the evening commute. you s

deputies responding to a domestic violence call in york county outside charlotte, north carolina.christian thomas mccaul started running before cops got there police say he shot a canine officer when they tracked him down and opened fire on three deputies hours later. their conditions all still unknown. >> we could really use your prayers. and we could really use your thoughts right now for those officers. jillian: the suspect also shot. no motive. disturbing report out of california. they are calling it a house of horrors, david and louise turbin accused of holding 13 children captive in one room some of them starving and chained to beds. police making the discovery outside of san bernardino after one of their brave daughters escaped to call 911. authorities say the siblings ranged in age from 2 to 29. parents facing several charges, including torture and child abuse and being held on 9-million-dollar bond. how neighbors are reacting, that's coming up in a live report in the next half hour. overnight, north korea responding to president trump's nuclear button. state run media bla

the largest charlotte, north carolina. >>> take a look at the weather right now and i'm so relieved we'reiencing the cold the rest of the country is. >> especially when you talk about savannah and areas you go to for warm sunshine. their airport closed because of the impending snow that's on the way. so deep in dixie. they are getting frozen precipitation. right now it doesn't look too impressive as we see holes in the clouds from san jose, 101 and 880 camera. showers will develop today and bring us cleaner air. no spare the air today. showers, even some lightning tonight. tracking one more system for tomorrow night. here's today. that low we were following yesterday ever so slowly getting closer to us. some showers, even thunderstorms off the coast right now. that's the first way. the second wave will come in tomorrow night when the low from the gulf of alaska rolls on in. both of them, unfortunately, moisture starved. mainly gray and dry out there. as we head to noon you can see some showers developing off the coast and then that will race onto the coast during the afternoon hours and l

it is moving into charlotte, north carolina, through areas of virginia.towards raleigh throughout the mid morning. how about the windchills? we have 46 million people under windchill advisories. and i don't remember the last time i put ft. myers on a windchill map. tampa including. as far south as brownsville, texas. no one is really spared. it went from canada to the gulf of mexico. wind chill 10 in new orleans, negative 3 in jackson, mississippi. atlanta a windchill of 1. charlotte, 34. cold air rushing to the south. it hasn't pushed yet. even dallas has 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 eveni

they managed to come together to earn chris larsen and the team at cbs in charlotte, north carolina,his week's award for "excellence in reporting." >> look at that north-northwesterly wind, at 10, it feels like temperature with windchill is 26 degrees here in the charlotte area. 11 right now in boone. oh my goodness. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's always watching us. president trump is having maybe the worst week of his presidency so far and that's saying something because of a book that came out called "fire and fury." it is a devastating portrait of the trump family as told by him. a reporter named michael wolff got great stuff out of steve bannon, who at one time was one of trump's closest advisers. he's not anymore. but wolff spent a lot of time at the white house. trump is even taking issue with that assertion. he lashed out at the book, its author, and steve bannon on twitter last night, "i authorize zero access to white house, actually turned him down many times for author of phony book, i never spoke to him for book, full of lies, misrepresentations, and

. ♪ >>> force is with the eagles, thinks tom, a fan from charlotte, north carolina and says he is bigs fan in the south and loves to dress up, as a storm trooper eagle there you go. send pictures on twitter, facebook, instagram using # cbs-3. >>> so-called doomsday clock is just two minutes from midnight, some experts say that the world is now the closest it has ever been to a doomsday scenario since 1953, the year u.s. and russia tested hydrogen bombs. clock moved up 30 seconds from last year due to the nuclear threat posed by north korea. >> we need dialogue with north korea at a very minimum, open, military channels of communication but we need multiple channels of communication. >> the clock is the brainchild of the bulletin of the atomic sciences which has repeatedly singled out trump administration for policies it views as harmful. >>> oprah winfrey is pouring cold water on a possible presidential run in 2020. she told instyle magazine that she's not interested in running for president, despite a lot of speculation. the interview was published today but she made those comments b

. >> eagles fan peter johnson of charlotte, north carolina is even more confident. >> this is my man.ense 91 cox we're going to has this business tomorrow. i flew up here. i come to get a w i ate some good food and i go home. that's what i do. eagles nation. >> on stub hub more than 2,000 tickets are still available, many going for hundreds even thousands of dollars. one seller is asking a ridiculous $1 million each. but at chickie's and chickie's s nine is the number everyone is talking about. >> i dusted off the foles jersey brought it out the closet and figure i would get on the band wag with our current quarterback. >> andre murphy is praying that nick foles can pick up where carson wentz left off. >> right now just mind-set shift. go back to 2013, foles, see if he can get back to that action, that mind-set i think we'll be all right. >> hey, bring it on. this is philly come home to our house underdog we'll show you what we got tomorrow. >> yeah, and with the falcons however are not the only southerners coming coming up hee tomorrow. we spoke with a a number of folks who came from

hatch in 1990 at the first political event that i ever attended in my political career in charlotte, north carolinahe's been a statesman, somebody who's been willing to work across party lines, but always kept true to his conservative values. he's not been someone who's fallen into extremist rhetoric or anything like that, even as he's worked pretty closely with the trump administration. i would expect mitt romney to play similarly in that role. certainly, he's been critical of donald trump in the past, in the not-too-distant past. but if he's representing the people of utah and if he runs, he most likely will win. i think it's almost a me metaphysical certitude he would win. i think you would see mitt romney stand up and be the statesman, but also standing up for the people of utah. >> senator al franken, he's out now. tina smith who was appointed by the governor to temporarily fill his seat is going to run for that seat permanently and now looks like michele bachmann height throw her hat in the ring. she said in an interview yet, the democratic party even admit they threw al franken turnt bus bec

it is it is really a change and that's very heartening to see the newly elected mayor of charlotte north carolina urged marchers in that city to seize the moment we're all here because we care deeply about the wellbeing of women and we want to promote a safe and productive environment for women that means equal pay for equal work some marchers say trump's presidency has underscored the need to take politics seriously finally people understand that you have to vote not only for the presidency but you have to vote for your congressman you have to vote in local said . you have to vote for these people who are in office for so long what we often forget is that the local governments what's going on affecting their day to day i think engagement either if it's local and running the war with more and more voters is going to help the demonstrators say this is what democracy looks like but in the united states it's not just enough to take to the streets and exercise one's first amendment rights it's also about getting involved in the political process and the organizers hope that's the legacy of this year'

are seeing women gaining momentum in the state and -- was elected as first female mayor of charlotte, north carolinaans. the first african-american mayor of new orleans. i think it will take time but you will see women who step up and decide to put their name on the ballot. i do believe that in the coming years we will see black women step up, put their names on the ballot for the statewide position. it's unheard of because frankly -- compared to black women -- opposites. >> let me come to you, maria. we are having a bit of an issue with audio with simone. based on the conversation at least and the percentages we saw in 2016, we saw in the most recent elections, democrats may not be losing black women's votes to republicans en masse but they may be losing them to dissatisfaction, right? they may just stay home. how do democrats prevent that loss? and is it possible that as we heard republicans could take some of those votes? >> sure, victory. those are great questions and congratulations on your chat with these women. it was great. and i actually think that is an example of what democrats and republ

host: we'll go to clarence, charlotte, north carolina, independent line. clarence, good morning. caller: good morning, how are you doing? i want to make two comments. my first one is about the shutdown. i fear it's the most ridiculous thing that can happen. democrats are willing to shut down the whole government and i mean, for everyone, shut down the government just for a daca program that didn't have nothing to vote on, nothing, nothing to vote on and would shut down this government and there are millions of people -- i'm a retired federal employee, just retired and i wonder if my check will come and how social security will be affected. but the whole government, a whole lot of people, our military people and retirement will be affected and all for a program that they had no bill to vote on. it's the most crazy thing in the world to me. and then a black man for the black congressman to come out and they have never been out for the black community. i've worked in many black communities in this country. i have never seen a black congressman do nothing for no black community and f

can work against people who have voting rights marty pocket as vice president of the charlotte mecklenburg north carolina and double a c.p. welcome. thank you all i'm glad you had me on i really appreciate the opportunity last week a federal judge ordered north carolina's republican dominated legislature to redraw your state's congressional map he called it motivated by invidious partisan intent violating the fourteenth amendment and this is the first time a federal judge had intervened in this way and then just yesterday the united states supreme court a lot that ruling until it rules on a similar case in wisconsin so two part question for you if this lower court ruling stands what happens next and how comfortable i that things will end up better off and if the supreme do permanently strike it down what happens next well if the supreme court takes this issue up which i think they're going to have to do they're really going to have to deal with the issue of gerrymandering and voter suppression in america not just in north carolina but this is happening all over the country and so therefore you have the c

theaters in charlotte, north carolina say jonathan bennett drove up to the six officers in a parkingnd started shooting. one officer hit in the leg before police returned fire killing bennett. the house voting to reauthorize the foreign intelligence surveillance act shooting down proposed limits on what the nsa can collect. lawmakers extending a portion of the fisa program which allows the nsa to collect texts and emails from foreigners without a warrant even when they're talking with americans. an amendment to include more privacy protections did not pass. the bill now heads to the senate. a coast guard officer makes a big splash at his reenlistment ceremony. just watch this. >> i, derek a. armberg do solemnly sworn. >> i derek a. anberg do solemnly swear. >> renewing oath in the a. square yum where he volunteers. he is signing on for another four years. unique way to do it. that is so cool. brian: maybe. it's unique, i will say that thanks, jillian. steve: he wowngsd up as our shot of the morning. brian: remember the fbi texts sent by the fbi agents on bob mueller's team. the presi

charlotte all the way. >> yeah, man. north carolinaarlotte. >> you can see him but you can talk to him. >> gotcha. [ laughter ] >> tell me about your comedy show. you got a comedy show you'll do ri d.c. >> i've got five shows this weakened. >> that's a lot. >> four of them sold out already. >> okay. sunday show. i might be able to work out some more seats, though. >> right. >> give me a couple seats like if i want to give away tickets or whatever. >> gotcha. >> i mute put them back out there. >> you might be able to hook somebody up. >> exactly. >> if your heart was set on friday or saturday it may not be over yet. >> yeah. >> it mate not be over yet. >> you're saying there's a chance. >> there's chance. >> ryan, telome about this whole internet thing you blew up you got all these people like you on the internet watching you oughtn't nem. how on earth did that happen? >> well, it was crazy because i started making content just out of boredom. >> um-hmm. >> back in 2011 when i was in school. >> yeah. >> and i fell in love with it, but t

pittsburgh two degrees below zero, 14 in nashville, charlotte, north carolina, 21 degrees. illville, 15 degrees atlantic city 15, just 12 north and west in the lehigh valley. so we're dry for today. dry and cold for your mlk day, but watch the clock and watch north and west, we're looking at a front interacting with some moisture and looks like maybe an inch or more of snow once again, the timing tuesday afternoon and evening into early wednesday with our next bout of snow. for today, temperatures 22 at noon, afternoon high temperature around 28 degrees. staying below freezing, temperatures for tonight into the teens it will be a cold next couple of days. 32 the high temperature tomorrow. then tuesday in wednesday, watching for that light snow then temperatures moderate next friday, 43. by next weekend, temperatures could be in the 50's. back over to you. >> what a roller coaster ride. kind of like last night. we're on a roller coaster if you were to game last night. hearts were racing, fans on their feet during the majority of the game. the crowd roaring with excitement. wh

coalition of old and new will of thethe success organizers who are leading victories from charlotte, north carolina to washington state to new jersey, down to texas, georgia, where we will elect our first black woman governor to serve in this country stacy , abrams. [applause] 2018 evenng to make better. this together it because progress does not come easy. we've got a lot of work ahead of . 2018 has already become the year of the woman, but just as last year's march was more than a one day demonstration, this will stretch far beyond one year. this is not a wave peri-this is . s this is a change you are all a part of. and as my aunt alice and my uncle bob, who are here today have always said, if you don't do politics, you will have politics done to you. thank you. [applause] >> our next speaker is the president of the feminist majority. >> how sweet this is! [applause] as we are standing here in d.c. with tens of thousands of people, we are all over this nation with 250 marches and events. [applause] we are in los angeles and new york, in vegas, and in mar-a-lago. [applause] millions are marching t

francisco, the top five hottest markets in the nation this year will also include raleigh and charlotte, north carolina. >>> the white house is expected to start letting states impose medicaid work requirement. the trump administration wants new medicaid guidelines and a shift in the 50-year-old program. recipients will have to work to qualify for medicaid benefits. but patient advocates say only a small number covered by medicaid are working age, non dis-- non-disabled. >>> wal-mart is raising the starting wage rate for hourly workers in the u.s. to $11 an hour and also giving their employees a one-time cash bonus of $1,000 because of the passage of the new tax legislation. wal-mart also says it is expanding its maternity and parental leave benefits and creating a new benefit to help employees with adoption expenses. wal-mart is looking into other possible additional investments it may make because of savings under the new tax law. >>> a anything number of gen- xers don't think they will have enough money to retire. nearly four out of ten people born between 1965 and the late '70s don't believe they w

ohio, a rust belt town battered by almost every economic force for the last 30 years and charlotte, north carolina, a very wealthy town. salt lake city. these towns have done very, very well. what is the overriding common denominator. it's not economics, obviously. you've got two very different economic situations. my way of feeling, it's a combination of isolation and also, frankly, maybe this is an essay on the dangers of prosperity. that too much stuff given too freely, people not expecting to -- kids being raised bubble wrapped against any kind of pain. fearing that whatever -- skinning their knees may do to kids when they're outside so keeping them indoors and all across the country we see this. >> was it interesting to you that the boys that -- those that were doing the deliveries did not -- they didn't use the stuff. >> no, they were addicted to something else. >> they were addicted to -- >> going home a king. >> to the resources that came back. >> giving away pants and what not. >> still, you look at that and you say what is it about americans that has pushed us in this direction. >> yes.

continuing to follow breaking news details coming out of charlotte, north carolina.e also have more details to bring on another story follow this morning. 43 children injured when a school bus lost control slamming into a building without breaking. the bus driver and for others entered many of the victims airlifted by helicopter to hospitals are not clear what caused the accident. officials haven't been able to talk to the best favor. u.s. oil output is booming thanks to a jump in shell production now on track for 10 million barrels a day in the next few days with a record that back in 1970. the government estimates the figure could increase to 11 million barrels a day by late 20 night team. good enough to challenge russia the world's largest producer. sergio markie ohmae cooling speculation that the auto company could be broken apart. he has no intention of selling a brand like cheaper ram. the company's long-term strategy unclear if the chrysler has invested months technologies than competitors. the upgrade for 140% over the last year. back to you. dagen: i didn't

snow starting to pick up in and around areas of north carolina. charlotte at 37 degrees. maybe a little worse further to your north. temperature wise this is the windchill values. it's 12 in houston. shreveport is at 6. we're at 9 windchill in mobile with snow. that's a reading you hardly ever see. atlanta has a windchill of 9. there's a little more warmth right along the east coast. philly almost nothing. interior sections of new england could get another inch to three inches. this bull's-eye is what we'll watch this afternoon, that area towards raleigh and greenz borough. >>> this morning the federal government is one day closer to shutting down as democrats demand a longtime fix to the daca program currently shielding undocumented immigrants from deportation and playing a game of chicken with the gop and president trump. >> give the d.r.e.a.m.ers safety here in america and bolster border security at the same time. this may be the last train leaving the station. president trump needs to get onboard. >> the democrats' demands echoed by a handful of republicans call for a

kingsley in charlotte, north carolina on the line for democrats. caller: two quick comments. am tired of our resident. he is exhausting. every day. the wholeand country is worn ou. daily chaos. now i don't ever watch tv because he is exhausting. he aggrandize us himself. have patience with democratic party leadership. it has no leadership. they are dos style. and talkot stand up with the members in congress. countryabdicated their to trump who is taking our country to a dictatorship. ryan and the senate leader have practically given our country to a dictatorship and he should be prosecuted. how do you start a separate investigation from your own committee? and he should be prosecuted. vincent in alabama on the line for republicans. ahead. caller: yes sir. i'm calling about our little town. usased to have a capital and i was just wondering are we going to be able to get our sock factory back in the united states? paynest directly in fort but a few areas in and around north alabama. host: when did they leave? back in i think 2004 or 2005. somewhere in that area. some of them we

will ensure the success of the organization's -- organizers who are leading victories from charlotte, north carolina serve in this country, stacy abrams. [applause] we are going to make 2018 even better. and we will do this together. because progress does not come easy. we've got a lot of work ahead of it 2018 -- ahead. 2018 has already become the year of the woman, but just as last year's march was more than a one day demonstration, this will stretch far beyond one year. this is not a waste. this is a change you are all a part of. my aunt alice and my uncle bob, who are here today have always said, if you don't do politics, you will have politics done to you. thank you. [applause] >> our next speaker is the president of the feminist majority. >> how sweet this is! [applause] as we are standing here in d.c. with tens of thousands of people, we are all over this nation with 250 marches and events. [applause] we are in los angeles and new , and in vegas mar-a-lago. [applause] today andre marching tens of thousands are marching here and they said we would be a one-day event. they have no idea that this