behalf of that terror organization, and we have more now from national security correspondent david martin at the pentagon. >> reporter: the hack lasted about half an hour and no secrets were spilled. but it left the u.s. central command with egg on its face. its social media accounts briefly turned into propaganda platforms for the enemy.

david martin at the pentagon for us. david, thank you so much. now on to the terror attacks in paris. today police said as many as six members of the terrorist cell may still be on the loose. one suspected accomplice is hayat boumediene the girlfriend of the terrorist who attacked the jewish grocery store. before the attacks she is believed to have traveled from paris to madrid to istanbul and then on to syria. holly williams is in istanbul tonight. holly? >> reporter: scott there is no european no-fly list that would have prevented hayat boumediene traveling from paris via madrid and on to istanbul. if the french police had been looking for boumediene, that would have been flagged to the spanish, but they weren't when she left france before the attacks took place. surveillance cameras captured hayat boumediene entering turkey through an istanbul airport on the second of january, a week before her partner, amedy coulabli, killed four hostages in a kosher grocery store in paris. the turkish authorities said today that they were not warned about bo

they're not opposed on the ground in that region. >> reporter: david martin, cbs news, washington. >> your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the northeast blizzard. wile have live reports and get the forecast. >>> plus, a new warning about exposure to radiation from medical imaging. >>> and we'll meet a mom who's offering a new view of family life through her unique photos. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, taking a live look at the golden gate bridge right now. maybe one car. >>> we do this every morning about 4:30 and there's one vehicle. >> good to have you back. >> good to be back on this january 27. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i know. >> what are we going to do that i had? >> first we're going to go to traffic and weather. >> good idea. >>> good morning. we have some interesting developments in the weather department. out the door 40s and 50s. 62 degrees. 62 in san francisco. look just how close the rain wants to make it into the b

>> pelley: david martin at the pentagon. david, thanks. we're going to be heading back inside as we continue the broadcast in a moment. saving for retirement: why experts say saving a little is better than nothing. and what saved a pilot when he fan out of fuel when the "cbs evening news" continues. stuff like my potassium and phytosterols which may help lower cholesterol. new ensure active heart health supports your heart and body so you stay active and strong. ensure, take life in. working on my feet all day gave me pain here. in my knees. but now, i step on this machine and get my number which matches my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts. now i get immediate relief from my foot pain. my knee pain. find a machine at drscholls.com you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car re

and david martin with a miracle-- >> it wasn't done here on earth. >> pelley: or two. >> i cried in the operating room when he was porn. it was the most amazing thing i've seen. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting from washington. >> pelley: good evening. president obama is about to do something he has never done before-- he will address a congress controlled completely house and senate, by the opposition party as he reports on the state of the union and lays out his agenda for the final two years of his presidency. the question, of course, is how much of that agenda the republican majority will accept. the president will say "this country does best when everyone gets their fair shot, everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the same set of rules." chief white house correspondent major garrett has the speech hot off the press. major. >> reporter: scott, the president will tell the country the time has come to turn the page on an era defined by recession and direct u.s. combat in afghanistan and iraq. another excerpt just rel

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david martin on the so-called cyberjihad that took down military twitter and youtube accounts.for an accomplice in the paris terror attacks. and where was the u.s. at that anti-terror rally? reports from holly williams and elizabeth palmer. dr. jon lapook on an outbreak of measles linked to disney theme parks. and the president and the preacher. >> hello? >> yes, dr. king. >> yes, mr. president, how are you today? >> pelley: michelle miller on johnson, king and the search for the truth about selma. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is

david martin on if so-called cyberjihad that took down military twitter and youtube accounts. the search for an accomplice in the paris terror attacks. and where was the u.s. at that anti-terror rally? reports from holly williams and elizabeth palmer. dr. jon lapook on an outbreak of measles linked no disney theme parks. and the president and the preacher. >> hello? >> yes dr. king. >> yes mr. president how are you today? >> pelley: michelle miller on johnson, king and the search for the truth about selma. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

he'll be sitting with the first lady tonight, and david martin has his story. >> reporter: there's a about flying which begins "i have slipped the surly bonds of earth and danced the skies on laughter's silvered wings." it was written during world war ii, but it describes jason gibson to a "t". >> once you're up there, you're flying. you can go anywhere. that's what it feels like and you can see everything. i just love that feeling. >> reporter: on earth, jason is tethered to a wheelchair because he lost both legs so high up, he cannot wear prosthetics. it happened on patrol inin afghanistan in 2012 when he took a knee and set off a roadside bomb.ust have broug it must have brought all your vital organs that much closer to the blast. >> i'm just lucky nothing worse happened. >> reporter: how did you survive? >> i don't know, a miracle. >> reporter: a miracle of medicine and the human spirit. since then, jason has competed in four marathons, hit the slopes in sun valley, and cast for trout in montana. >> i tell people i've done more stuff with my life with no legs than when i had legs

martin is funny. i don't know much about david bowie's life. i don't have a steve martin imitation. not good at imitating anyone. >> it is a political book to be sure but it is also a policy book with a lot of ideas that appeal not just to republicans but others as well. senator, thanks for coming. >> i appreciate it. what's we will be right back. >> we will be right back. ♪ >> mark halperin is out in san diego. we will be talking to him. rand paul is all over the place. we are live 24/7 on bloombergpolitics.com. up next, "taking >> hello, i'm pimm fox, and this is what i am "taking stock" of on this day. the bulls gain the upper hand at the open and the bears jump ahead followed by fires at the close. as a low of the day, the s&p 500 was down nearly 2% before prices moved up higher and stocks ended down. billionaire activists bill ackman says market volatility is positive. >> i think it's a favorable environment for what we do. >> despite the volatility? >> volatilities it good thing. if you are a long turn investor, volatility is a positive.

martin talks about the red wedding and how his fans reacted to his infamous massacre scene. ♪ >>> i am davidhuster. you are watching talk to al jazeera. our guest a son of ice and fire, george r.r. martin. >> one of the dramatic moments and i think there was a youtube video of people watching the red wedding and what happened. the video of people watching that became viral. were you surprised that that's the entry point that a lot of people made into both the series and to your work? >> i was surprised by the videos. i was not surprised by the reaction to it because i had been through a similar reaction when the book came out, "a song of swords" prior to it. i remember one tweet someone posted the day after the red wedding episode aired that said, "now you know why your nerdy friend was really depressed 13 years ago. there was a certain amount of truth to that. i got letters at that time saying, you know, i hate you. i threw your book across the room. again. i threw your book in the fire. that was a good one because it was -- i threw your book in the fire and three days later, i went out and

martin how the series ends. stay with us. >>> this is "talk to al jazeera" i am david shuster speaking with george r.r. martin who wrote "game of thrones". >> is it difficult to do a brook project like you have done "the world of ice and fire" and have to rely or collaborate on fans, people who are so obsessed with your ten that they can fact check and help? >> a bit unusual for many authors. >> it is until some the sciencefication. those who worked with me on the land of ice and fire have been fans of the ice and fire books since the begin can, since the first one came out in '96. they formed the website, the premier fan website devoted to this. and they displayed almost from the first an obsessive knowledge and dailied knowledge of my world to the extent that i have often said they know it betted everyone i do. i -- they first wrote me, they were pointing out mistakes i had made in my could not newty where i had gotten little details screwed up. actually. >> the book is very much of a coffee table sort of book. it's got illustrations. >> well >> i love fantasy art work. i grew up when i was a kid with

. >> mayor david martin of stamford, thank you for being with me. good to see you. >> thank you.tory out of the white house we told you about in the last hours, getting more details about the device that flew onto the white house grounds. kristin welker joins me with the latest. >> reporter: here is what we know according to a law enforcement official, a drone landed in a tree by the white house. secret service tells me it started at 3:08 a.m. an officer heard and saw the device, approximately two feet in diameter. it was apparently flying at low altitude before it crashed. secret service officials searched the grounds of the south lawn overnight with flashlights. the president and first lady are on a diplomat i can trip but their daughters and grandmother are here. josh earnest is traveling with the president and made comments speaking to reporters a short time ago. take a listen. earnest essentially said the drone did not appear to pose a threat based on an early investigation, but obviously the administration monitoring those developments very closely. the interim director of

david murphy has your seven-day forecast, through the martin luther king day weekend. >>> shoppers had to run for their lives when a car plowed into a crowded macy's store in san francisco. the vehicle jumped the curb and hit someone on the sidewalk and crashed through the front doors continuing 50 feet into the store, three person were hurt and one with serious injuries the driver suffered a medical money behind the wheel. >>> a hockey stick may have saved a 19-year-old skater who plunged through the ice in massachusetts. he used the stick to brace himself when the ice cracked. rescuers used a rope to bring the man to shore. firefighters posted warnings on social media just before the accident to stay aware from the pond. >>> a lifelong dream shared by two rock climbers was realized at yosemite national park's elcaptain yesterday. they cheered and hugged after completing a 3,000 foot climb up a sheer rock face, what makes their accomplishcomeaccomplishment impressive is they climbed inch by inch, wedging their fingers and feet into tiny crevasses. they slept in tents and walls they us

we have cold air in place martins creek 6 degrees tanersville 1. 17 in saint davids and a bunch of teens in the northern and western suburbs. in ut south jersey, 12 in hammonton, 17 in smyrna, delaware, 24 down the shore. if you're out to catch a bus or el. bring a coat. 21 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 35 by noon which is the high. sometime this evening, we'll look at snow falling we'll have a coating to an inch falling in philadelphia and a bit more up north, matt and tam. >> the nfl is run running an add during the super bowl that addresses domestic violence. you hear a woman calling 911 pretending to order a pizza because the attacker is in the room. the message it is up to us to listener. it's produced by no more.org. >>> the wait is finally over, thank god its thursday returns with all new abc lineup. grays aanatomy, there's more turmoil. and scandal jack goes into the bedroom and finds out someone has taken off with olivia. >>> trying to get away with murder, students are called in to help with her husband don't forget many of the stars live tweet along with the shows share your thoughts a

people are reporting potholes, it's that season again. 26 in martins creek and saint davids. 28 in browns mills cold, but not as cold as yesterday, a little better news, tam. >>> firefighters rushed to save a man who fell through the ice in hanover massachusetts yesterday. the man was submerged for less than nine minutes and conscious when firefighters pull him to safety. he was rushed to the hospital suffering from hype they hypothermia. the. >>> had a-year-old woman slept in the bath -- a 45-year-old woman slept in the bathroom of a walmart. the woman refused to leave, she was kicked out of her son's home because of a drinking problem. >>> the flyers hope the offense get back on track when they play the can a canadians. they put 20 shots on net with nothing to show for it. >>> the sixers michael carter williams scored season high 29 points in their loss in toronto. the sixers are playing without their leading scorer, tony roten out with a sprained knee. >> when does eagles training camp begin again? >> a new survey lists some of the top reasons you may be putting on weight at work. >> r

david oyelowo a film, he played dr. martinr king as we have been talking about, everybody i know is raving about the film. >> because it is history and because you have a sense of being there and you feel the fear, you feel the hope, you feel all of those things that are part of the dynamic of change selma. back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: there is a new movie, it is called a most violent year, it stars oscar isaac and jessica chastain .. it is set in new york city in 1981 which was the most dangerous year in the city's history. it follows an immigrant businessman as he tries to protect his business without compromising his values. here is the trailer for the film. >> i understand you and your men have a job to do here, but we are in the middle of a ten-year-old birthday's party. >> i am sorry. >> that's not a problem. he has nothing to hide from you. my husband is a good man. >> don't make his honesty for weakness, he deserves respect. >> that was very disrespectful. >> i run a fair and clean business and i will fight

new book and the talk is entitled, "waking for the dream, the struggle in the shadow of martin luther king." david. >> thank you very much for the introduction. i want to extend my thanks. two amanda and christian, john peter, and especially eric arnessen for hospitality and the invitation. i want to thank everyone for coming on this balmy day. i will talk for about 30-35 minutes about the memories and legacy of the civil rights movements. viewed through the lens of national legislation. this is largely from my book, which eric mentioned, published this year by random house. the book begins with king 's assassination in april 1968. and goes up to the present. the first 11 minutes or so of what i will say are from one of the chapters that got cut from the final version of the book. so you get a bonus today. , even if you buy the book you will hear more today. no extra charge. the main thing that the public and most scholars remember or think they remember about martin luther king's death were the riots that followed it. i believe americans vastly over remember those riots. there was significant of

david? >> a local community celebrates martin luther king day during a private screening honoring the civils leader. >> in weather we're talking about one quiet day before a clipper quickly moves our way bringing a chance of snow. somebody something we haven't seen much this winter. i'll show you how much to expect coming up. >> and beaut teal and politic collide at the miss universe pageant. how miss israel and miss lebanon caused an international uproar over a selfie. >> six penal remain unaccount for after this fierce fire that gut add mansion in married. 16,000 square foot home in annapolis that caught fire around 3:00 hit this morning. the cause of the fire is not yet known. the extent of the damage has made it difficult to search for potential victims. >>> on a flight home from the philippines pope francis told reporters that he'll visit washington and new york in addition to philadelphia when he travels to the us for the world meeting of families in september. there is speculation the pope may visit a children's hospital or a detention facility while he's here but that has not been c

when you walk into david moody and martin man's four bedroom row house -- >> worry about a block and penn treaty park. >> reporter: you may think you're staying at a hotel. >> we really kind of focus on the beds. we actually use a linen service. >> it's not hotel it's their home. but this could be your home during the papal visit for a cool 10 grant for a week. >> i think it's going to be a week of record books for philadelphia. >> reporter: fish up to couple rents out bedrooms in their home through online services like air b and b booking rooms almost every night. >> germany italy france. >> the usual night about 85 bucks. but for the papal visit the house that sleeps 10 is going for a thus san dollars a night. >> we're hoping that someone takes advantage of not only coming to philadelphia for the world meeting of families but then they stay a few days before and a few days after. >> reporter: it's one of hundreds of rental properties we found listed online for the pope's visit to the world meeting of families in september. like this five bedroom mainline mansion going for $12,000 f

david oyelowo stars as martin luther king. he spoke about the challenges of inviting a legendary figure. -- embodying a legendary figure. >> detroit. new york. los angeles. large-scale unrest and sympathy marches. >> i'm very aware of that. what i do know is he is nonviolent. >> what is martin luther king about to do next? >> mr. president, dr. king is here. >> mr. president come in the south there have been thousands of racial murders. we need to help dr. king. >> it cannot wait. >> selma it is. >> here is the next great battle. >> dr. king. >> i tell you, that white boy can hit. >> it is unacceptable that they abuse their power to keep us voiceless. no more. >> they are going to kill our children. >> enough is enough. >> we must march. we must stand up. >> it is going to be open season. >> may i have a word? >> there is no words to be had. ♪ the people ♪ ♪ the people ♪ >> star 70 million people watching. these pictures are going around the world. >> a massive demonstration. >> whites, blacks, and otherwise. >> looks like an

. >> david, a fantastic of martin luther king. in addition to him ava was the first opportunity to nominate an african-american funeral director. the combination has people scratching their heads. >> take a look at who the nominees are they are all great performances and so is david. stephen carroll but michael qiagen. -- michael keaton. these are all great performances. >> it is hard to play the game where you slump an actor in for the other. >> what is the answer? >> at the heart of this, we are talking about something that appeals to you at your core. i had a conversation with jessica saul and i was telling her about boyhood." richard linkletter made this over the course of years and it features his character growing up with patricia arquette as his mother. the movie of the old with the scenes -- fueled with the -- appealed was the scenes were even heart sold the car and she said it was patricia arquette. film like that, one film to someone for a variety of different reasons to boil that into why this film is difficult. >> "bir

looking at the numbers we are in the 20's from pot town saint david, kenneth square 28, martin's creekes here equally as cold up are 20's to around the the freezing point at the shore communities with the bay and ocean temperature also in the mid 30's. the winter weather advisories have been extended until 8:00 o'clock tomorrow morning through that morning rush hour. there is some patchy, freezing rain, way to the west but we're not expecting anything that major tomorrow morning but a lot of the surfaces are on the damp side and with temperatures in the 20's there could be some of that patchy black ice honest specially the sidewalks and the non-treated surfaces. that low is out to the north and east there is a patch of drizzle to the west, we will see if that holds together more than likely it does fall apart as it push necessary late tonight, tomorrow morning but our eye is now looking down to the deep south and texas. we will see moisture being pulled out of the gulf of mexico and that jet stream coming in off the pacific helping to really enhance this particularly pressure system. t

temperatures are cold. 25 in martins creek. 26 in saint david. 29 in center city. milled to upper 20s in south jersey and delaware, as well. eva. >> thanks, karen. >>> we're following a developing story the search is on for love-struck teenage runways from kentucky. cheyenne phillips and dalton hayes have been on the run. they stole several vehicles and led police on a high-speed chase and did a lot of damage to a farm. the teens have been spotted in south carolina and georgia they may have a gun that was in one of the stolen vehicles. >> we learned overnight that the u.s. military is deploying 400 troops to train moderate syrian rebels to fight isis. the training is expected to begin this spring outside of syria. >>> the air force is making moves to ease the drone pilot shortage caused in part by the heavy workload. the air force is tapping the national guard. they are upping the incentive pay to attract new pilots. >>> happening today it will be easier to travel to cuba. the obama administration announced the new set of travel, cuban americans visiting families m

david oyelowo who played martin luther king jr. birthday of dr. king no less. and nearly lost in the uproar no women on the list of best director or best screen writer nominees. back with me is frank brune. let me first ask you. 93% white. 76% male. coincidence or causal? >> i think it might be a little bit of both. they gave the best picture to "12 years a slave." it's not that they're incapable of recognizing a movie with a black cast and black screen writers. i think it's partly internal politics and stuff i don't know about. and partly that yes, they're very narrow view of the world. narrow view of true hollywood. >> i also wonder if you're relying on the oscars to be an accurate barometer of progress you better be ready for disappointment in life. >> you can't nominate -- that's true of the movie industry too. you can't nominate what hasn't been made. they feature the kind of color and all of that you're seeing in the nominees. almost all the best picture nominees are stories of great men or nominated by male actors. you can't

neither did they get best director or david oyelowo, his incredible portrayal of martin luther king jr2 years a slave picked up academy award for best picture and supporting actress and best screen play this year will be the whitest oscars since 1998. that's because all 20 acting nominees this year are white. also this year's oscar's five directors and 14 screen writers nominated are all men. there were high expectations for the movie "selma" in the buildup. they thought it was best actor and that ava duvernay had the chance to become the first black woman ever nominated for director. it is not unreasonable to suggest the controversy might have played a role in the academy's decision not to give them more nominations. could there be another reason for the snub one that has to do with a complete screw-up, by movie's own studio. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. i better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. [breath of relief] oh, what a rel

. >> reporter: fund raising will continue through martin luther king your day. david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> after the loss of their child to brain cancer a family begins an initiative aimed at bringing happiness to other sick children. the students at bala cynwyd middle school pack donated art bags in honor of the memory of their classmate lucy perkins an eighth grade shore died in september. the family calls the group lucy bell's rainbow. >> it is an initiative to bring art and art therapy support to kid undergoing cancer treatment at chop where lucy was treated. i meant a lot to her. >> reporter: with the cooperation of her brother's school pen win elementary they are well on their way to reaching their goal of providing art supplies to the 1,000 children currently receiving chemotherapy at children hospital of philadelphia. >>> we have some breaking news right now police in upper darby are looking for a suspect whom they say opened fire on officer there. this happened at about 20 minutes after 5:00 o'clock today on 69th and walnut street there were

. >> david, a fantastic performance as martin luther king. in addition to him, ava was the first opportunity to nominate an african-american woman for director. that did not happen. the combination of those two events has people scratching their heads. >> take a look at who the actors were. they are all great performances and so is david. stephen carroll, michael keaton. two of those one at the golden globes. these are all great performances. >> it is hard to play the game where you swap one actor in for the other. >> what is the answer? >> i cannot tell you what the answer is. at the heart of this, we are talking about something that appeals to you at your core. i had a conversation with jessica and i was telling her what i love most about “boyhood." it is a subtle film. richard linkletter made this over the course of years and it 12 features his character growing up with patricia arquette as his mother. the movie appealed -- the scenes where ethan hawke is talking about how he sold the car and she said it was patricia arquette. film like th

neither will david owelyolo who starred in the film playing martin luther king jr. lack of diversity among nominees sparking backlash on twitter. #oscarsowhite. people behind films that were lucky enough to score nominations like "american sniper" -- >> don't pick it up. >> reporter: and "birdman" know it's the first step down a long road. leonardo dicaprio has been nominated for best actor four times. >> and the oscar goes to -- matthew mcconaughey. >> reporter: but never won. but the director of one snubbed fan favorite, "the lego movie," seems to be keeping his chin up. ♪ >> reporter: tweeting it's okay, made my own. >> now t a consolation prize. thanks for watching abc news. tune into good morning america tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. come on, what is this health insurance? matching the doctor bills to the worksheets, who paid who what, when? this... this has to be woman's work. oh, great. well, i'll just do some man's work: watch a little tv and scraratch myself. ah... look at this. i can't make that number out. that

david oyello his conference as martin luther king he didn't get nominated.oss the board, it seem like it really missed the mark. and looking at the nominees, what people are talking about, people on twitter, all the nominees all the acting nominees are all white. there's a lack of diversity which i think people were upset about because last year " 112 years a slave" dominated. a stark contrast. >> one of the questions is the portrayal of johnson in the movie. and a new york columnist wrote, "there was no need for duvarnay to diminish lbj," that's the director "given that the civil rights movement would not have advanced without them. duvernay had plenty of vile white villains. there was no need to create a faux one." was that one of the reasons for the snub? >> it could have been. obviously the historical inaccuracies have been talken about. there were op-eds written. especially with a true story, you know it's campaigning, like a political race. people campaign and start throwing thing at the different films out there because of whether the story is true. i

david oyellowo's depiction of dr. martin luther king jr. was left out of the best actor category. >> i say that we live to fight another day. and i'm so, so proud of our film. >> reporter: ava duvernay film's director was always left out. selma was nominated in every major category at last week end's golden globes. it only won for this song. from the star common and john legend. >> common has a good streak going. he's on a show on amc. apparently he does a great job in this movie. i'm dieing to see it. has anybody seen it? >> it is fabulous. i don't know how it could be nominated for best picture without ava duvernay getting a nomination for best director. >> or best actor. he's great. >> there's some other really good contenders in there. a lot of directors. >> a lot of people shaking their heads. >>> a huge day, meanwhile, for football fans. super bowl sunday now two weeks away. ron is raising his fists. >> yes! >> can we get a picture of ron right now? ron do that again? >> seattle! >> tonight, we'll know which two teams -- >> objective

martins creek. # in pottstown, 6 in saint davids. 10 in center city. windchills below zero. 8 in am honor, 1 in dover delaware. you got to bundle up. >> one of two new york city police officers wounded in the shooting in the bronx monday night are home in from the hospital. he was shot in the chest and the arm, his partner was seriously injured when a man opened fire after robbing a deli. else in stable condition. he -- the suspect was arraigned yesterday. >>> another person was indicted in the pssa standardsized test back in 2011. she has been charged with record tempering forgery and conspiracy. >>> the flyers host the washington capitols tonight steve mason had an mri no word whether he'll play tonight. sixers have not won back-to-back games since they started. final, bucks 97, sixers 77. >>> mikey is going back to the future offering sneakers like marty mcfly. >> here's how to treat your kids this morning and it is no joke bundle them up with all the extra stuff i've got the scarves and hats and gloves, we have bitter windchills and cold this morni