." >> nair: good evening, i'm vanitya nair with a western edition of the broadcast. the monster blizzard that hit the east this weekend continues to claim lives. at least 26 people have died in eight states and washington d.c. some were in car accidents, others suffered heart attacks while shoveling. a growing number have died from carbon monday oxide.connings in their homes add cars. 42 in glen gary, west virginia why and 28 in central park, a tent of an inch short of the rohr. we have several reports on the clean up beginning in washington d.c. with kris van cleave. >> reporter: the storm has stopped and so has much of the nation's capitol. there's no way a car could drive downside streets like this. snowed in cars and feet of snow block the way. pedestrians are still using main thorough fairs instead of iced over sidewalks. the airports are closed, so is d.c.'s metro. schools and the city government will be closed tomorrow. mayor mario while we have made some progress, there is still a lot more to do. >> the city brought in 4-- 400 pieces to dig out and continues

. >> nair: kris van cleave, thank you. new york got more than two feet of snow and is moving forward like it was little more than a dusting. here's jamie yuccas. >> reporter: at the crack of dawn, the shoafling started. by midday, some started to move. >> what are you doing? >> going to work. >> reporter: just six hours after the snow stopped, all major roads were cleared. broadway reopened and trains and buss are back in service. governor andrew cuomo lifted a travel ban at 7:00 this morning. >> we survived. and then some. >> reporter: about new york officers busy but none were fatal. jfc and laguardia are back open after canceling almost 3,000 flights saturday and today. mayor bill de blasio. >> they did an extraordinary job, even though the storm came early, and was in some ways obviously greater than anyone expected. >> reporter: there is still cleanup in some spots, in queens they're still working to clear streets. >> even as people can get out, they first have to find their car and then they are going to have to go a

but vinita nair found the fast food giant has other changes in store. (nats - mcdonald's ad) you like." more than three months after made breakfast an all day affair "all day breakfast. the move appears to be customer cravings and wall street's appetite for profits. the fast food giant reported on monday that u-s same- store sales jumped nearly six percent in the fourth 2015...making (sot: mellody hobson/ cbs news financial contributor) "this is an organization that is closing in on servicing something like 70 million people a day. those issues have included criticism for the restaurant's "super-sized" menu and allegations over using unhealthy and unethically raised ingredients facing stiff competition from more premium chains like shake shack and chipotle. since ceo steve easterbrook took over mcdonald's in march, the company has become more transparent about ingredi ents(mcdonald's video) simplified its menuand "beefed" up how customers can use it. (nat-mcdonald's ad) "there's one and there's two." rolling out a revamped value menua digital app to hel

i'm vinita nair. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm vinita nair. tens of millions of americans who live along the eastern seaboard will spend much of this week digging out after the but the weather is not getting in the way of the presidential campaign. in just one week the people of iowa will cast votes in the first in the nation caucuses. the "des moines register" came out with its endorsements. hillary clinton is the paper's choice for the democratic nomination, and marco rubio gets the gop endorsement. in the republican race our battleground tracker shows donald trump back on top in iowa with 39% of the vote. ted cruz is second with 34%, followed by marco rubio at 13%. in new hampshire trump has a big lead with 34%, compared to 16% for cruz and 14% for rubio. and on to south carolina, where trump holds his biggest lead. he gets 40%. cruz is at 21% and rubio 13%. but one name that does not yet show up in the polls, former new york city mayor michael bloom

i'm vinita nair. the monster blizzard that hit the east this weekend continues to claim lives. eight states and washington, d.c. some were in car accidents. others suffered heart attacks while shoveling. a growing number have died from carbon monoxide poisoning in their homes and cars. notable snow totals include 42 inches in glengary, west virginia and 26.8 inches in new york's central park, just a tenth of an inch short of the record. we have several reports on the cleanup, beginning in washington, d.c. w wh kris van cleave. >> reporter: the storm has stopped, and so has much othe nation's capital. there's no way a car could drive down side streets like this. snowed in cars and feet of snow block the way. pedestrians are still using main iced-over sidewalks. the airports are closed. so is d.c.'s metro. schools and the city government will be closed tomorrow. mayor muriel bowser. >> while we have made some progress, there is still a lot more to do. >> reporter: the city brought in 400 pieces of extra

i'm vinita nair. news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm vinita nair. tens of millions of americans who live along the eastern seaboard will spend much of this week digging out after the deadly blizzard of 2016. but the weather is not getting campaign. in just one week the people of iowa will cast votes in the first in the nation caucuses. out with its endorsements. hillary clinton is the paper's choice for the democratic nomination, and marco rubio gets the gop endorsement. in the republican race our battleground tracker shows donald trump back on top in iowa with 39% of the vote. ted cruz is second with 34%, followed by marco rubio at 13%. in new hampshire trump has a big lead with 34%, compared to 16% for cruz and 14% for rubio. and on to south carolina, where trump holds his biggest lead. he gets 40%. cruz is at 21% and rubio 13%. but one name that does not yet show up in the polls, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. he is seriously considering a run as an independent. julianna

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vinita nair, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: the new year begins industry. >> it shows a man opening fire on a bar. two people were killed, three others injured. police are searching for the gunman. nomotive is known. >> quijano: the new year begins with sad news in the music industry. natalie cole, the daughter of nat king cole, and a legendary singer in her own right, died of congestive heart failure last night in los angeles. she was 65. ben tracy looks back at cole's unforgettable gift. this will be an everlasting love >> reporter: she had a voice that could sail through the lighter side of love, straight i miss you like crazy >> reporter: in a four-decade- long career, she sold more than 30 million albums. you are my first love >> reporter: the daughter of the great nat king cole was destined to make music. we saw her first in 1957 with cbs' edward r. murrow. >> how many of those pups would you like to keep? >> reporter: young natalie wanted to perform with her dad, a memory she recalled in 2006 on "cbs sunday morning." >> he did say to a few people, "i think she's got it." and

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york city i'm vinita nair. ed captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, january 25th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> digging out. epic blizzard buries the east and leaving dozens dead and hundreds struggling to dig out of the snow. >> everything went flying. >> a mid air scare. being tossed by violent turbulence on a flight from miami to milan. prison break. three violent california inmates spend months plotting an elaborate break from prison. the massive effort to get them back behind bars. >>> the matchup is set. super bowl 50 will be a battle of new school versus the old guard. >>> 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. >>> millions of people in the east begin the workweek digging storm. at least 30 deaths are blamed on the weather. the system dumped nearly 30 inches of snow in baltimore. new york central park recorded over 26 ixs einches. philadelphia and washington both got more than 22 inches. the storm, coupled with high of the new jersey shore. residents of pennsylvania

check back with us a little later for the "morning news" and "cbs this morning." york city i'm vinita nair. ed

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saying the president is taking away nair rights to own a gun. >> this idea the average gun -- i'm a gun owner, and i am one -- at only saying obama's trying to take away ply shotgun. that's bizarre. don't think that way. the truth of the matter is, what i say is, look, do you think someone who is schizophrenic should be able to buy a gun? do you think someone who is a -- convicted of being a wife beater, spousal beater, do you think that person should be able to have a gun? because that's all we're doing here. >> reporter: decision 2016, race for the white house, vice president biden gave his take on both parties. >> on the democratic side, it's what i expected. real robust debate between hillary and bernie, as there would have been if i had gotten in the race. there has been no personal attacks that i'm aware of or any consequence. there's not a bunch of serendipity out there. i not mention them but i've spoken to three of the presidential n presidential potential nominees tell me this is absolutely craze yao. >> reporter: biden made the decision not run. does he have regreets? >> sure

vinita nair is at the falls with the incredible engineering feat reporter: it is a view that will take your breath away. more than 750,000 gallons of water gush over the edge every second. for the millions of tourists that come to see now your falls each year, they could soon be in for a big surprise. >> what makes us nervous is monday american falls has to be turned off even for a short period of time. reporter: and new york state parks department wants to divert the dagger river to the canadian side -- niagara river to the canadian side so they can replace two bridges. they enclosed since 2004, rotted and rested for a century next to the falls. >> either we replace them, for they crumble into the river. we will have an environmental mess to clean up. reporter: dmaiaming the river would make the american side nonexistent. four to fall to become more intense. officials believe it it could >> the potential is huge for us to really build a successful strategic and directed marketing campaign around this activity. reporter: this is not the first time the iconic falls to stop flowing. in 1

a nair's office. >> and as many of our local communities know all too well, drugs, illegal guns and violence rip us apart. they rob us of our children. they distroy family and they keep us struggling to prevent the next tragedy. >> >> lynn: and they made big arrest. the agencies responsible for the a reases include the dea, fla department of law enforcement. into a into a gardens and miami-dade police department. >>> >> >> drivers forming this man train to successfully save a truck frer fall offing a snowy bank there. in the heated moment, even in extreme cold, the strangers turned into heros. >> lynn: that's something else. craig stevens in the plex with that store rism craig. danielle, it's an incredible scene and the man who snaptd photo is telling the story behind it. >> an incredible act of courage by a growch strangers. >> we're trying to help this driver. desil fuel everywhere. the truck is smoke. it a dangerous scene. >> craig: a snow storm was gets strong whert driver lost control of his big rig. the teeter turning off the turnpike. and many put their lives at risk eye can't hear an

mcnair,nair, -- ronald followed by mike smith and greg jarvis. 28,0 years ago on january the space shuttle challenger aftered 38 seconds liftoff. taking the lives of the crew members pictured here. conclusions of the presidential commission on the space shuttle accident released on june 6 of 1986. first, nasa's video of the launch followed by the remarks from president reagan about five hours after the accident. >> t -15 seconds. t -10. 6, main engine start, off of the and lift 25th special mission and it has clear the tower. roll, challenger. program confirmed, challenger heading down range. engine beginning throttling down at 94%, normal throttle for most of the flight at 104%. will throttle down to 65% shortly. 65%, three engines running normally. three good fuel cells, three good ipu's. velocity 257 feet per second. downrange distance three knock on miles. nautical miles. throttlenger, go at up. one minute 15 seconds, altitude 9 nautical miles. flight controllers looking carefully at the situation. obviously, a major malfunction. we have no down like. -- downlink. report from the fligh

york city i'm vinita nair. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, january 25th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> digging out. an epic blizzard buries the east and leaving dozens dead and hundreds struggling to dig out of the snow. >> the plane actually dropped. >> fell on its side and everything went flying. >> a mid-air scare. seven people are hurt after being tossed by violent turbulence on a flight from miami to milan. >>> prison break. three violent california inmates elaborate escape from prison. the massive effort to get them back behind bars. >>> and the matchup is set. super bowl 50 will be a battle of new school versus the old guard. >>> 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. >>> millions of people in the east begin the workweek digging out from this weekend's monster storm. at least 30 deaths are blamed on the weather. the system dumped nearly 30 inches of snow in baltimore. new

run an orphanage 2k4r-6789 and a nearby attack on late fright night h was waiting for a team of mig nair reez from pembroke pine when he was killed while sitting a team of 15 on a mission trip to the capital before those tack took place. pastors who knew wirnlging are in shock. >> they had a tra moan m- doins mig nair ri and orphanage gafnlgt women's crisis center. ministry to with widows. just doing tremendous work there in the country grie official say security forces killed four jihaddist and 126 people, two people were yirld killed. >> >> todd: now to an update on a breaking news story we brought to you yesterday morning. five americans are heading home llowing a prisoner exchange between the united states and iran. in return are the u.s. will free or drop charge against seven irians. this cops on the heels of that announcement that came down to the news na that iran would be free of international ek nop ik sangz imposed to keep tai ron from make nuclear weapons. has complied with the newly hot debated deal and will now get access to $100 billion to frozen asset. >> five americans ho