jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: this year the academy selected seven actors and actresses of color20 nominations. ruth negga was nominated for her acting in her role in "loving" about a couple who legalized interracial marriage in america. denzel washington's performance of "fences," an adaptation of a oscar wilson's play, washington was nominated for best actor. >> it's not easy for me to admit i've been standing in the same place for 18 years. >> reporter: his coal star viola davis has been nominated for best supporting actress. "senses" along with "lion," "moonlight," and "hidden figures" are all loved for best picture. it's a far cry from last year when the #oscarsowhite boycotted the academy, then 92% white and 75% male. ey set a goal to dou you along those lines. >> but this time? >> we have a way bigger swarth. >> reporter: still, some consider this year's nomination a win even before the first envelope is opened. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> well coming up after you local news on "cbs this morning," oprah winfrey and director ava due vale duvalier. i'm anne-marie

jericka duncan has more. >> reporter: at the shop right in philadelphia people are experiencing stickerhe cost of sugary drinks. elois dickerson saw the price of her favorite drink jump more than 40%. maurice broadwater misunderstood the 96 cent tax on his juice. philadelphia became the first big city to impose a tax on all sugary or artificially sweetened drinks. grocery store owner jeff brown says it's hurting his customers. >> this three-liter soda, our price is $1.39 and additional packs is $1.52. >> that's more than the actual soda. >> reporter: before the tax an eight-pack of gatorade for 36 ounces was 5 clnts 39. now 8:39. and this was $2.79, now $4.71. the commissioner says the tax is to help the community. >> it should generate $91 million that we can put toward p pre-k schools and parks and recreations. >> ervin graham returned his iced tea. some will shop outside philadelphia to avoid the tax or simply start drinking more water. right now four cities in the country have passed similar taxes on sugary drinks. jericka duncan, cbs news, philadelphia. >>> coming up after your loc

jericka duncan is in chicago. we don't like this, we don't want this. >> reporter: on chicago's magnificent mile one cross was carried for each person killed here in 2016. >> january 25th, sin claire hill. >> reporter: a striking testament to the city's bloodiest year in two decades. the 762 killings were 57% higher than 2015. the largest annual increase in 60 years. chicago's police superintendent eddie johnson. >> if you think 700 murders last year is okay, then you shouldn't be a leader. >> reporter: the police say they know the why, gangs. eight out of ten murder victims were on police radar as gang members or associates. and they know the where, 65% of the increase came in just five of the city's 22 police districts but what police won't do is answer the question more people are asking, is the spike in crime because cops are pulling back? a "60 minutes" investigation which aired last night found that in the wake of the fatal shooting of 17 year old laquan mcdonald which was cap 250ured by police dashcam and l

jericka duncan went to dearborn, michigan. >> reporter: you miss home. >> i do. every day. i didn't choose this. >> reporter: 26-year-old nuha alsakkaff fled her war-torn country of yemen more than six years ago. why were you so desperate to leave? >> imagine celebrating mother's day, and you just got her, her cake, and then you get a call saying, "leave, bombing." >> reporter: alcalf is now a u.s. citizen and is trying to get the rest of her family here, too, but if immigrants from yemen are banned, she says she'll be devastated. >> i can't save my people. i can't save my family. >> reporter: is there a part of you at all that understands the president's position? >> yes. do i think it's ethically and morally correct? no. >> reporter: but he's saying this is about national security. do you agree with that? >> no. because did i do anything to him? did i do anything to his family? >> reporter: civil rights attorney nabih ayad. >> you don't group a whole group of people into one class and say,"we've got to watch all of you." that's like the timothy timothy mcveigh'ss, we need

jericka duncan paid a visit. >> it's awesome, isn't it. it's just spectacular. it is the first of its kind in the u.s >> 15 miles off the coast of rhodes island the tur biens stand anchored in 90 feet of at look water. they're expected to generate enough energy to power 17,000 homes. jeff grybowski is the c.e.o. of deepwater wind which built the wind farm. >> the offshore wind is producing a lot of energy for the united states. particularly here on the east coast and northeast because wind is really strong. >> reporter: these tur biens will most benefit block island. because of its location, 45 minutes by boat from the mainland, it currently gets its oil & gas shipped in. residents pay a premium at peak times, nearly 60 cents per kill o watt. the wind farm is expected to cut that cost to about 24 cents. that's great news for 68 year old steve draper. his family runs one of the oldest businesses on the island. the 1661 inn. >> our bill last year was somewhere around $200,000. you try every night to cut your cost but it's a major factor in doing business here. >>

st jeff, the new year saw two homicides within the first five hours of 2017. >> glor: jericka duncan in chicago, thank you. today four children died of poisoning from a pesticide at their home in amarillo, texas. six other people are in the uspital. the homeowners had used the chemical aluminum phosphate to get rid of bests beneath their home. aen they tried to wash it away with water a chemical reaction formed a toxic gas. rsveral first responders were checked for exposure. in charleston, south carolina the penalty stage in dylann roof's trial begin this week. after being convicted of federal hate crimes in the murders of nine black parishioners at the emmanuel ame church. a judge ruled he is competent to represent himself in court. eark strassmann is covering the case. >> reporter: as his own lawyer, dylann roof will make an opening wiatement, a closing argument but call no witnesses. judge richard gergel agrees roof ts the constitutional right to defend himself. but advised him i think it's a bad idea. nve convicted killer has undergone two mental health evaluations. david bruck,

jericka duncan, cbs news, philadelphia. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morningual reality to smart cars, we will take you to las vegas and show you the latest tech toys at the consumer electronics show. >>> plus legendary actress rita moreno tells us about her new series that re-imagines the sit come wt one day at a time," and young dogs who help with victims of crime. >>> coming up this morning you'll meet hella. she helps victims, often children tell stories of what has happened to them, sometimes terrible stories. she gives them comfort. you might say she makes it okay. >> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm michelle griego. and i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, it's january 5. and you're taking a look at the beautiful bay bridge there. more importantly, the dry bay bridge. all right. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. we are finally getting a break this morning from the rain after flooding problems y

jericka duncan, cbs news. >> tomorrow cbs news will air a special hour long broadcast dedicated to theife of mary tyler moore. it's called, love is all around. that's tomorrow night at 9:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> other bay area headlines tonight. take a look at this big rig on fire in vallejo. it happened on highway 37 near walnut avenue about 2 p.m. the driver was able to escape the flames. minutes later chopper 5 overhead showing you the burned- out remains of that truck. the fire may have been caused by overheated brakes. >>> raiders fans speaking out in a news conference today trying to keep their team from moving to las vegas. last week the raiders officially filed paperwork to move the team to vegas. fans we spoke to say they will boycott the team if they move. >>> an arrest following this scary image. a man armed with a shotgun sneaking behind a home in milpitas last week. police arrested john fender yesterday. they say he was one of two people prowling the neighborhood. the other suspect is still at large. >>> expect to be seeing more blue bikes on the streets of san francis

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and jericka duncan has met women headed to the inauguration with very different agendas. >> reporter: theresa mungioli is chairman of the oakland county republican party other just outside of detroit. she and her friend pam williams -- >> i just stopped at macy's! >> reporter: ...are preemg prooepg for their trip to the nation's capital to attend the 58th presidential inauguration. what do we have here? >> so these are the official tickets. >> reporter: and that's not all. you have the parade. >> the parade. >> reporter: the concert. >> the concert. >> reporter: and the ball. >> and the ball. >> reporter: how thrilled are you that you have an opportunity to tanned your first inauguration. >> it is an exceptionals opportunity to go and be able to celebrate with all these people who have worked so hard to get donald trump where he is. and i'm truly looking forward to being able to say, "yay, we did it." >> reporter: we still have this divisiveness. we still have a congress where members are saying they're not going to recognize this ceremony. >> i'm hoping they give him chance. he has p

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jericka duncan has more on this. >> for some movie fans, knowing the difference between pg-13 and rateding more difficult. movie goer kelsy hulbert. >> i have watched movies now and i am like, are you sure this is not rated r? study by the annenberg public center at the university of pennsylvania, gun violence and scenes in the biggest box office r rated fliments. dan romer is the lead researcher. >> it is even more disturbing because the trend is going upward it is even higher than it was back in the end of 2012. >> from 2012 to 2015, romer says gun violence in pg 13 movies. he says, action packed movies like g.i. joe: retaliation. avengers. supervise hero be movies like ant man, leave out real life consequences of gun violence. and that he says is dangerous. >> when movies shows these kinds of behaviors that are harmful without any of the harmful consequences it is more likely that the lessons children will imitate that kind much behavior. >> a lot of fire power. >> pg 13 movies are dominating hollywood. they are increasingly popular with families despite the violence. joan graves hea

here's jericka duncan.this year the academy selected seven actors and actresses of color out of the 20 acting nominations. ruth negga was until nominated for best actress for her role in "loving," a story about the couple who helped legalize atterracial marriage in america. >> we may lose the small battles but win the big war. >> i just want to be your man. >> reporter: denzel washington's performance in "fences," an adaptation of african american august wilson's play earned washington an oscar nomination for best actor. >> it's not easy for me to admit that i've been standing in the same place for 18 years. >> well, i've been standing with you. >> reporter: his co-star viola novis was nominated for best supporting actress. >> what about my life? what about me? >> reporter: "fences" along with "lion," "moonlight" and "hidden figures" -- >> i had no idea they hired. >> there are quite a few women working in the space program. >> reporter: are all up for best picture. it is a far cry from last year, when the

the company is expected to save $550 million annually. >> elliott: jericka duncan in new york, jericka, thank you. well, winter storms are burying parts of the east and west. off lake ontario, new york's snowbelt had two feet of fresh powder on the ground this morning, and it kept coming down today, up to three inches per hour, in fact. in parts of the sierra nevada it's been snowing nan stop since tuesday. california's mammoth mountain is under seven feet of new snow and another storm is moving in this weekend, good news for skiers ss and snowbodders everywhere, perhaps, but how about the rest of us. we turn to eric fisher, chief meteorologist at,. >> it's amazing to think some parts of california have seen over auto inches of snow or more than 10 inches of rain, and that was the small storm of the week. as we look towards saturday, sunday, and monday, an atmospheric river, essentially a plume of air that has a lot of water vapor in it is goes going to head to california. self feet of mountain snow look likely. you can see the fire hose effect, basically pointed right at the bay area,

here's jericka duncan. ( cheers ) >> reporter: with holiday shopping over, the retail store closing season has begun with macy's leading the charge. the nation's largest department store announced it will close 100 stores, about 14% of its entire fleet, and shed 10,000 jobs. one reason-- a failure to adapt to the cultural shift in consumer shopping. retail strategist melissa gonzalez: >> they're not as nimble. they can't change as quickly. they're not technology-first companies. and so, they're starting to re-evaluate and restructure, and some going out of business, but they need to deliver something different to consumers now. >> reporter: sears holdings is shuttering more than 100 k-mart and sears stores. office depot, 450 stores. and a dozen more like aeropastale, american eagle, and children's place have, all announced more than 100 stores will close by the end of 2017. traditional retailers stumbled despite a strong year for the retail industry overall. it saw nearly 3% increase in

jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> tonight, michael jackson's daughter dropped major bomb shells, claiming she was sexually assaulted at age 14, multiple suicide attempts, drug addiction and why she believes her dad was murdered. what you never knew about paris' life after neverland. >> oscar is on. off today's nominations, all eyes on ryan gosling as we flash back to teenage tv past. >> my mother called every kid that used to beat me up. >> plus a dog's perfect controversy. i'm with the movie star, dennis quaid, furious over animal abuse allegations why he is calling the leaked video a scam. >> never saw any abuse of any animal. if there had been, i would have walked. >> behind the scenes of the real housewives prank going viral. >> now for january 24, 2017,

rmganizers of the women's march say they have a permit for 200,000 people. >> pelley: jericka duncan,tening to the voters for us. jericka, thank you. cbs news coverage of the inauguration begins tomorrow on "cbs this morning," and continues all day long, including a special one-hour edition of the cbs evening news. we have breaking news tonight. the infamous drug lord known as "el chapo" is in the air, headed to the united states to face criminal charges. the cartel boss has twice escaped from mexican prisons. margaret brennan has the very latest on this breaking story. margaret. >> reporter: scott, well, he's one of the world's most notorious drug lords, and he's wanted on a variety of drug trafficking and organized crime charges across the united states. guzman ran the sinaloa drug cartel, which was one of mexico's deadliest drug gangs. he was arrested a year ago and he has been fighting extradition for most of that time. he is best known for being a daring escape artist, having slipped out of mexico's highest security prisons twice, once captured here on video disappearing through

jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> >> and that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday.or some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >> >> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm don dahler. >>> president trump continues to pack his first full week in office with executive orders. the latest -- he advanced the construction of two controversial pipelines, the keystone xl pipeline which president obama blocked, and the dakota access pipeline which touched off months of protests and was eventually blocked by the army corps of engineers. mr. trump also signed a notice requiring any steel used in those pipelines to be made in america. but what's raising the most controversy in washington is another alternative fact. the white house insists president trump lost the popular vote in november because millions of illegal aliens cast unlawful ballots for hillary clinton. >> the commen

jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. cbs news all around the world, good night. >> hello again, ahead on off script, trump goes after barack obama's environmental policy. he is still talking about how he would have won the popular vote if not for millions of illegal ballots cast. it is not backed up by any facts. the president claimed about 3 to 5 million illegal immigrants voted for democrat hill hill. today, fellow republicans rejected the president's claim. >> does it trouble you that he continues to hold a belief like this that is not based in fact? >> i have already commented on

jericka duncan paid a visit. >> awesome, isn't it? spectacular.its kind in the u.s. >> reporter: 15 miles off the coast of rhode island, the 600 foot turbines stand. anchored in 90 feet of atlantic waters. they're expected to generate enough energy to power 17,000 homes. jeff grabowski, ceo of deep water wind which built the wind farm. >> we see offshore wind producing a lot of energy for the us particularly here on the east coast and northeast. wind is really strong. benefit block island because of its location. 45 minutes by boat from the mainland. it currently gets its oil and gas, shipped in. residents pay a premium at peak times, 60 cents per kilowatt. expected to cut the cost to 24 cents. >> hi. >> that's great news for 68-year-old steve draper. his family runs one of the oldest businesses on the island. the 1661 inn. >> our bill last year some where around $200 t try everything to cut your costs. but a major factor doing >> reporter: while countries like denmark have been using offshore wind farms since the early 90s, u.s. based projects ha

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. ♪ ♪ >>> this week we have been talking to the voters who changed history and jericka duncan met womending to the inauguration with different agendas. >> teresa is chairman of the oakland county republican party. just outside of detroit. she and her friend, pam williams. >> your dress. >> just stopped at macy's. >> reporter: are preparing for their trip to the nation's capital to attend the 58th presidential inauguration. >> what do woo have here? >> so these are the official tickets? >> that's not all. >> the parade. >> the parade. the concert. and the ball. >> how thrilled are you that you have an opportunity to your first inauguration? >> it is an exceptional opportunity to go and be able to celebrate with all of these people. who have worked so hard to get donald trump where he is. and truly looking forward to being able to say, yea, we did it. we still have this di vie tiffness. we have a congress where members are saying they're not going to recognize this, this ceremony. >> i am hoping they give him a chance. he has promised to be a president for everyone, not just the people th

jericka duncan found out why. >> reporter: at this shoprite supermar people are experiencing sticker shock over the increased cost of sugary drinks. elois dickerson saw the price of her favorite drink jump more than 100%. >> ridiculous. >> reporter: maurice broadwater misunderstood the 96-cent tax on his juice. >> i thought that was the sale price of 96 cents off. >> reporter: philadelphia became the first big city to impose a tax on all sugary or artificially-sweetened drinks. the tax adds 1.5 cents per ounce. grocery store owner jeff brown says it's hurting his customers. >> this three-liter soda, our price is $1.39, and the additional tax is $1.52. and then there's sales tax. >> reporter: that's more than the actual soda. before the tax, an eight-pack of gatorade with 160 ounces costs $5.99. the new price is $8.39. and this gallon of iced tea, which was $2.79, is now $4.71. deputy revenue commissioner marisa waxman says the tax is meant to help the community. >> we anticipate that the first year of collections will generate about $91 million that we can put toward pre-k community

i'm jericka duncan. we are just three days away from the presidential inauguration of donald trump.the nation prepares for the transfer of power, questions linger over russian interference in the election. president-elect trump continues to clash with intelligence leaders who are investigating the scope and gravity of russia's actions. on sunday, mr. trump shot back at cia director john brennan tweeting the agency couldn't do much worse, and asking was this the leaker of fake news? major garrett is covering the trump transition. >> reporter: mr. trump was responding to the cia director's assertion sunday that the president-elect does not fully understand the russian threat. the head of the spy agency also refused to confirm or deny if the cia had any evidence about contacts between the president-elect's campaign and the russians, pointing instead to the fbi. >> i very much hope our relationship with russia improves in the coming administration. >> reporter: on sunday, john brennan warned the president-elect about flights of temper and snap judgments. >> spontaneity is not something

i'm jericka duncan. >>> the 115th congress has been sworn in. seven new senators and 52 new members of the house took the oath of office. when donald trump is sworn in january 20th, the republicans will control the white house and both houses of congresses for the first time in a decade. they're promising big changes, but the first order of business in the house was to kill a republican plan to gut the congressional ethics office. nancy cordes begins our coverage. >> do you solemnly swear. >> reporter: the first controversy of the 115th congress came even before members were sworn in. house republicans voted to gut the office of congressional ethics only to reverse themselves 19 hours later in the face of bipartisan condemnation. virginia republican dave brat. >> part of it is the headlines where we were backing off on ethics. that's not a good headline when it comes to messaging. >> reporter: the white house called it revealing. >> that's not draining the swamp. >> reporter: the final straw came in the form of a social media scolding from presi

i'm jericka duncan. week one of the trump administration got off to a busy start. the president met with union leaders and ordered a freeze on hiring some federal workers. mr. trump took the first step to pull out of the transpacific partnership trade agreement, and dismissed the latest lawsuit against him. margaret brennan begins our coverage. >> all right. we're going to sign three memorandums right now. >> reporter: with the stroke of his pen, donald trump took three executive actions. reinstating a reagan era ban on sending foreign aid to any oversees group that supports abortion rights. ordering a federal hiring freeze, except within the military. and withdrawing the u.s. from a free trade deal with 11 asia pacific countries. >> great thing for the american worker, what we just did. >> reporter: mr. trump said he'd instead negotiate with countries one on one and told a gathering of ceos that he'd reduce regulations and cut taxes, but punish them for shipping jobs overseas. >> if that happens, we are going to be imposing a very major border tax on the product w

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jericka duncan has more on this. >> reporter: for some movie fans, knowing the difference between pg- and rated r movies is becoming more difficult. moviegoer kelsy hulbert. >> i have watched movies now and i am like, are you sure this is not rated r? >> reporter: according to a new study by the annenberg public policy center at the university of pennsylvania, gun violence in top grossing pg-13 movies exceeded the violence in the biggest box office r-rated films over the past three years. dan romer is the lead researcher. >> it is even more disturbing because the trend is going upward it is even higher than it was back in the end of 2012. >> reporter: from 2012 to 2015, romer looked at the top 30 grossing movies for each year and found that gun violence was a prominent feature in pg-13 movies. he says action packed movies like g.i. joe: retaliation. avengers, and superhero movies like "antman" leave out the real life consequences of gun violence. and that he says is dangerous. >> when movies shows these kinds of behaviors that are harmful without any of the harmful consequences it is

in a preview of story coming own cbs this morning saturday, jericka duncan tells us despite the money going to education initiatives, not everyone is happy with the new tax. >> at the shoprite supermarket in philadelphia, people are experiencing sticker shock over the increased cost of sugary drinks. seeing the price of her favorite drink jump more than 100%. >> ridiculous. >> maurice misunderstood the 96 sent tax on his juice. >> i thought that was the sale price of 96 cents off. >> philadelphia became the first big city to impose the tax on all sugary or artificially sweetened drinks. the tax adds 1.5 sent per ounce. grocery store owner jeff brown says it is hurting his customers. >> this 3-liter soda, our price is 1.39. and the additional tax is 1.52. and then there is sales tax. >> more than the actual soda? >> before the tax, # pack every gatorade with 160 ounces cost 5.99. the new price 8.39. this gallon every iced tee which was 2.79 now 4.71. aside from health benefits, deputy revenue commissioner marissa waxman says the taxes meant to help the community. >> we anticipate that

new york city, i'm jericka duncan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, january 4th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." with a rocky day one in the books for the new congress, lawmakers today are in for a battle between the president and the next vice president over obamacare. >>> overnight turkish police arrested several subjects linked to the attack at the nightclub but they're still looking for this person. >>> and the cops slammed a girl to the ground in a cafeteria. what they said moments before the takedown. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, the just sworn-in senate is expected to take the first vote toward repealing the affordable care act next week. replacing obamacare is a top republican priority. today president obama and vice president-elect pence head to the hill. henna daniels is here in new york. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. gop leaders hope to approve legislation in the next few weeks or months, dismantling much of the law, but it could take

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. ♪ >>> it's tuesday, january 17th, 2017this is the "cbs morning news." there will be no mending fences today. a feud between the president-elect sparked by congressman's john lewis's image of us president's comments. >>> after five people were killed in the shooting in a mexico nightclub. those who made it out alive return to the u.s. with stories of survival. >> people got shot in the back when they were trying to jump over the gate. >>> and breaking overnight. after three years, the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 ends leaving families forever ends leaving families forever searching for answers. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the substituted yo 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning the search for malaysia airlines flight mh-370 was shut down. in a joint statement center by the three countries involved in the search, malaysia, china and australia officials said in part, despite every effort using the best science available, a s

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jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: with holiday shopping over, the retail store closing season hasegun with macy's leading the charge the nation's largest department store, announced it will close 100 stores, about 14 percent of its entire fleet and shed 10,000 jobs. one reason, a failure to adapt to the cultural shift and consume are shopping. retail strategy, melissa gonzales. >> they cannot change as quickly, they are not technology first companies, so they are starting to re evaluate and restructure and some are going out of business but they need to deliver something different to consumers now. >> reporter: sears holdings is shuttering a hundred k-mart ape sears store. office depot 450 stores and dozen more like aero, american eagle and childrenes lays have all announced more than 100 stores will close, by the end on have 2017. traditional retailers stumbled despite a strong year for the retail industry, overall. it saw 3 percent increase in sales this past holiday season but on line shopping was clear winner, sales jumped 17 percent, from the year before. nearly 40 percent of

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