it only took 13 seconds for the irishman to walk away the winner... he knocked out aldo with the first punch he threw. in the co-main event... it was middleweight champion chris weidman looking to stay but it wasn't his night... and rockhold got the finish to become the new champion. ((michael stevens)) the runnin' rebels were also in action on the road at uc riverside. unlv rebounded from a tough loss at wichita state to beat the highlanders 73 to 62. the rebels are now 8 and 2. next up... the team is back at the thomas and mack against arizona state wednesday night... before heading back on the road for a matchup with arizona on saturday. ((michael stevens)) > wind and rain are on the way as we close out the weekend. ashley conroy joins us now with a look at the forecast... and what to expect for the start of your work week. (( )) (( ashley conroy: here's our weather headlines... wind advisory tomorrow, watch for blowing dust -- especially those high profile vehicles... we could have some possible raini showers and colder temps moving in by mid- wee

it only took 13 seconds for the irishman to walk away the winner... walk away the winner... he knocked out aldo with the first punch he threw. in the co-main event... chris weidman looking to stay undefeated against luke rockhold... but it wasn't his night... and rockhold got the finish to become the new champion./// ((michael stevens)) the runnin' rebels were also in action... on the road at u-c riverside. unlv rebounded from a tough loss at wichita state to beat the highlanders 73 to 62. the rebels are now 8 and 2. next up... the team is back at the thomas and mack against arizona state wednesday night... before heading back on the road for a matchup with arizona on saturday./// ((michael stevens)) > searching for evidence. the clues investigators think may be hidden in a lake... that could answer more questions about the mass shooting in san bernardino. /// now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 continue to search a lake in san bernardino this weekend... ten days after 14 people were killed a terror attack not far from the lake. investigators are tryin

before me, there was no irishman that had succeeded in the ufc. and father and say, look at this irishman, look at his successful fighting career, there was no one before me. i was the first one. i had to convince them what i was going to do. as far as my father was concerned, it was i was just fighting in a cage, and with no career path, no nothing ahead of me. so it was more worry. but i convinced them. now here we are. >> jimmy: here we are. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you've the blazed the trail. >> and it's even --. >> jimmy: other young people in ireland see you and say, i want to beat the [ bleep ] out of this guy one day. >> there are many young kids seeing the path now. there are many parents of young kids seeing my path and encurbing their kids into mixed martial arts. whether you put your child into mixed martial arts or whatever, it allows them to conquer whatever they want to. whether they want to conquer the fight game, the business game, whatever route they decide to take, training for mixed martial i am happy that i have put

jim: one of the most anticipated fights in a long time comes tomorrow night between the irishman and a flood of rally irish fans into las vegas. jessica: sergio avila is outside the mgm grand. these fight fans bring a lot of excitement and packed wallets to town. sergio: there was a study done by the u.s. city--people visit las vegas more often than regular. a lot of irish fans our something else. [singing] nearly a year ago, conor macgregor burns of the fight -- earned the right the title. within comes a legion of irish fans. so row that a flight to las vegas from ireland had to be diverted from new york after a fight broke out in the air. >> our flight got turned around. [laughter] we get a bit excited. [howling] sergio: the brazilian fans are fewer in between, but they are also here to cheer on their fans. pulling out of the first injury, making saturday's clash even bigger. >> we are here to take over! sergio: the irish fans will certainly stand out. this guy carved macgregor's face into the back of his head. >> he's going to do it, first-round knockout. sergio: it will be the tw

. >> reporter: the mighty irishman, reminiscent to some of the brash boxer mickey from the movie "snatch." the tattooed mcgregor commands attention with bold moves in the octagon. his cocky assuredness and his mouth. feet on the desk, not one of about it. >> reporter: drawing comparisons to a young mohammad ali. he lives big too. mega mansions, custom suits, big cars. >> my name is conor mcgregor. >> reporter: when his first job as an apprentice plumber in ireland didn't work out he turned his focus to boxing with a dream of making it big. >> my dream is to be world champion in the ufc. >> reporter: as featured in the irish network rte documentary series "the notorious." now with the weight of a nation on his shoulders. >> we support our own. if somebody is out there fighting and competing we get behind them. they have my back like i have their back. >> how long is it going to take you to rip his head off? >> it will be done in one. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm darren rovell in new york. >> and just how confident is mcgregor that he's got this? anyone who bets he wins with a to his

>> reporter: the mighty irishman, reminiscent to some of the brash boxer mickey from the movie "snatch." the tattooed mcgregor commands attention with bold moves in the octagon. mouth. >> i'm standing up here with my feet on the desk, not one of about it. >> reporter: drawing comparisons to a young mohammad ali. he lives big too. mega mansions, custom suits, big cars. >> my name is conor mcgregor. >> reporter: when his first job as an apprentice plumber in ireland didn't work out he turned his focus to boxing with a dream of making it big. >> my dream is to be world champion in the ufc. >> reporter: as featured in the irish network rte documentary series "the notorious." now with the weight of a nation on his shoulders. >> we support our own. if somebody is out there fighting and competing we get they have my back like i have their back. >> how long is it going to take you to rip his head off? >> it will be done in one. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm darren rovell in new york. >> and just how confident is mcgregor that he's got this? anyone who bets he wins with a knockout in round

it took just 13 seconds for the irishman to win.. he k-o'ed aldo with his first punch. in the co- main event.. middleweight champion chris weidman tried to remain undefeated .. but lost to luke rockhold... who became the new champion./// ((brian loftus)) > identity thieves.. aren't letting up.. ((kirsten joyce)) how they are scaring you.. into thinking you're the victim of a scam... in today's tell michelle. plus.. ((charlie ahead on cbs this morning, we'll talk with john dickerson about ted cruz topping trump in the latest polls in iowa. frontlines in iraq as troops defend themselves against an isis attack. and- jane fonda reflects on her life off screen in our ongoing series- note to self. the news is back in the morning. see you at seven . problem? tell michelle. that's what our 8 on your side consumer advocate is here for. ((brian loftus)) lots of folks have been asking her about suspicious emails and letters their getting about data breaches ... where their social security numbers have been compromised. they want to know if these letters are real or scams... and mi

my immediate boss on the project was another irishman about ten years older than me. his name was john white. we formed a good relationship from the beginning. >> how was your flight? >> it was grand. >> when tom turned up, i thought he was a fantastic guy. he was so full of life, so exubera exuberant. we got along straight away. >> we've got good people here. want me to show you around? >> yeah. >> great. >> tom was one of the 15 engineers i had under my control. they looked up to me because of my experience in the region. i knew quite a bit about the lie of the land, or so i thought. at that particular point, all things were going splendid. and my two weeks rnr were coming up. i was really looking forward to getting back to ireland to see my children, my wife. i was very excited about that. at that particular point, there was nothing on the horizon to suggest that i wouldn't make it home. that morning turned on my radio, heard the news that saddam had invaded kuwait. we heard that they were pulling families out of homes, raping women. there were mass killings. the r

it took just 13 seconds for the irishman to win.. he k-o'ed aldo with his first punch. in the co- main event.. middleweight champion chris weidman tried to remain undefeated .. but lost to luke rockhold... who became the new champion./// exposed to tuberculosis. ((kirsten joyce)) coming up at 6:00... how a nurse at a maternity ward. is to blame for the possible ((brian loftus)) > plus... scammers are targeting. . victims of identity theft. how they are trying to con you.. again.///

a fell irishman, great t poet, he's here. great night in carnegie hall. this is a bicoastal affair. >> jimmy: it is indeed. yes. i've been wanting to have a bicoastal affair with you. if we bleep that it will sound very dirty. and are there any regular people there are or they all super famous superstars? >> if you're trying to come off like you're a regular person, i wouldn't run with that. >> no, no. you -- truly, your show is changing the world tonight. and you, therefore, are the president of my world. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. >> olivia wilde is the president of my world and you're the first lady. or snoop dogg. snoop dogg could be the minister of defense, defense minister because if therere's any tuble cicity and ery other city. he would scare the [ bleep ] out of the russians. >> jimmy: he could definitely come up with a nice smoke screen fothe russians. so, bono, i have to say i'm so impressed with the work that you do with red. i mean, this is really personal to you. i know it's not just something you go on television and talk about. we had a chan

but the theme of finian's was a total fantasy, and it was an american fable in which an irishman andn "missitucky." ok? and he believes that if he plants the crock of gold, which he stole from the leprechaun, in the ground, that it will grow, just like at fort knox, right? the whole thing was fabulous! >> ♪ >> and then the southern white senator, a very stereotypic part, finds out that finian has this land and tries to run him out of town because there's blacks and whites living together, and, you know, they're sharecroppers. and they claim that finian's daughter is a witch, and they're going to burn her at the stake, and all sorts of incredible things that say something about the american scene. but the score was so great that people who see it do not see it as a socialist tract, which the only one on broadway. they see it as a very, very entertaining musical and unique in american musicals, because, in the first place, there are very, very few musicals which are original. most musicals are adapted from books, and this was just conceived by fred saidy and yip as a satiric sendoff on

my mother is the daughter of an irishman and a scottish woman so i'm from all over the place.o i started having all these thoughts and memories of how difficult it was to come after my father and mother got married, the went back to syria was born in syria, and came back, and just to have the stories and remembering the difficulties as a child to come in and acclaim -- acclimate. my mother is canadian so we always spoke in english to my mom, and now having to jump in and learn a new culture and a new learning style was quite difficult. so those stories we remember those stories and we try to help our families to go through them so we're not suffering some of the trauma we went through. and my sisters sisters and i ale we never got over our trauma from moving here, but with time things get better. so we envisioned a maturewave and why the butwave in the vision statement is because we wanted to -- we know that syrians have been coming to the united states for 100 years and we imagined the thirdwave to be the refugeewave coming coming i. so i go through the agencies in chicago, t

along with irishman hozier and miley cyrus. ------------------------ ------------------------- ---------------------- (narr:) "blue bloods" star bridget moynahan is out with a new cookbook.((natsot from "blue bloods" / cbs communications)) "looks good -shall we eat?" (vo:)the book's 120 recipes are all dishes you might see at a reagan family dinner. actress)"we really went through "what would the inspired by what we usually eat on the show for those the cookbook is out in stores entertainment. suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles. 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... the artist behind "gangnam style" has a new video. what's a song that 3 still to come still to come this morning... a california woman is setting off a movement of good deeds as she shares her story about a stranger who showed her unexpected kindness. we'll show you how she's encouraging others to pay it forward.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and morning news are all ahead. siouxland news at sunrise.3 3 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting yo

. >> a good fellow irishman. >>> we've got a market rally going on. to haened it over to kelly to keep on following that market rally. there we go, 167, we're not had the highs of the day. it's been nice to be back together again. >> we'll call it the christmas show, green and red. appreciate it. thanks very much for watching "power lunch." "closing bell" starts right now. you still got it! >> welcome to "closing bell", everybody. i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. boy, do we have a lot to talk about. something you don't even see. oil prices continue lower, but energy stocks are rallying, leading the broader indices higher, we'll break it down and we'll ponder today, kellry evans whether this should signal a bottom for oil prices. there i said it. >> which are

she is the daughter of an irishman and scottish woman, so i am kind of all over the place. having all of these memories about how difficult it was to come after my father and mother were married, they went back to syria. just to have those stories and remembering the difficulties as a child, to acclimate to a new culture, and to learn a which. we were privileged to learn mylish in syria because mother was canadian, and we were always speaking english. now having to jump in and learn a new culture, a new learning style, quite difficult. we remember those stores, so we try to help our families go through them, so they do not suffer as much, some of the trauma that we went through. my sisters and i always joke, we never got over the trauma of moving here. things get better. we wanted -- we know that syrians have been coming to the u.s. for about 100 years. we imagine this third wave to be refugees coming in. we work with several agencies in chicago, other agencies on a national level, and we try to include the families in the larger communities so they do not feel that isolati